Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-22
LEO TO LIE IN STATE
In the Chapel of the Sacra-
 ment of St. Peters.
ALL BELLS TOLL FOR PASSING SOUL

The Whole People of Rome Will Be
 Allowed to Say Last Fare
 we'll to the Body of the
 Great PontAR.
 ROME, July 22.-The body of Leo XIII. lies in the hall of the throne room, few steps from the room in which his death took place. The same vestments, the comauro hood, tue rochet and the white gown which were put on Monday cover the form, which rests in semistate surrounded by light ed candles, the noble guard and Fran ciscan penitentiarfes, ,a
 The diplomatic body, the high digni- tariss and the Roman aristocracy will enter the hall to pay their tributes of respect to all that remains of the pope, who won the respect and affection of Ehe whole world. The body will then be arrayed in all the giosy of the pom ttficai robes, the miter replacing the hood. and al sanset t will be taken apto the ohapeA of the SacTament of St Peters, whare for three days the pub hc will be given an opportunity of pay ing last farewell. The interment will occur on Saturday evening. The im- pressive cersmoniaf of the recognition of the death of the pope occurred in the morning in the chamber in which he died. Thereafter only those were admitted who were concerned in the enabalming of the body, an operation which occupied six hours. Meantime the authorities of the Vatican proceed ed with the preparations for the tuner al and the concsave and the acknow1 edsmen< of the condolences which had been received. Among the latter was a notable message from the German em- peror.
 Several thousand entered St. Peters at vespers and Joined in prayers for the departed. Among these were many of the Italian officers, whose troops shortly after sunset were marched from the Vatican back to their bar racks. At no time had their services been needed.
 The quiet of the evening was broken by chorus such as the world has sell dom heard, when all of Rome's 400 churches commenced to toll bells for the passing of the soul of Leo XIII. From the seven hills and from every quarter of the city which contained churches came the constant clang un- til all was ore vast reverberatton. The harsh jingle of the smaller chapel bells, striking quickly and more often, was not drowned by the solemn strokes that came in mourning measure from the great dome of St. Peter's. It was as # great fire ragged and every bell in Rome were vying with every other in anxtety to warn the populace. Ex- cept in it's common motive and com mon sorrow 1t was an amazing disoord, which continued an hour and wh&eh w1M recuR nightly until the obsequies are over.
 Yhe programme for the '.novem dAalssy" the nane days ceremony, as far ss established, but stili open to possible changa, is as followss This morning the secopd meeting of the con- gregation of cardinals will occur to dis cass measures relating to the conclave. The diplomatic body the Roman as4s- toeracy and the high dignitaraes of the church w1n have an opportunity to take last view of the late pontiR be- Sove he is laid in St Peters. The body wM be arrayed in fall pontifical robes, and the remains will be transported to the basihca of St. PsteFs, where they will be taken charge of by, the chapter of the basisiea and deposited in the chapel of the Sacrament. Tomorrow the whole people of Rome will be ai- lowed to view the body of the pontin, while requiem masses will be celebrat- ed in the different ohapels. The con- gregation will meet on Friday and Sat urday. Saturday night the body of the pope wiM be sprinkled with holy water by the chapter of St. Peters. It will then be taken at the head of a process sion around the bastlica and entombed to the strains of the "Miserere," in- toned by singers of the Julia chapel
 A death mask of Leo XIII. was taken by Commentator Cali, director of the was successfully executed, and the Ter suit is considered highly satisfactory. For some time 1t was thought that DO death mask would be taken, but the great sorrow expressed over the first decision not to have spch precious memento of such noble man infiu- eneed the family of the pope to recon sider and change their earlier decision
 The Vatican authorities are very much pleased with the messages of condolence received from United States Secretary of State Hay. They feel special gratifoation over messages from Protestant countries or those hay Ing no representative of the holy see.
 The wsll of Leo XIII, has not yet been opensds consequently all alleged news concerning 1t and the millions he is .scsd to have left to the church is merely imaginary.
 Bursaars Got $4oo, No Arrests.