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y,,ar part Of his life and finally became Bishop His high cx
yc Qualities and uncxclcd learning became known soon after
ais elevation and recognized by the church. lie created
Cardinal in 1893, at which time he also named patriarch of
Venice.
writer in the Washington Times last April predicted the eec
Cardinal succeed Pope Leo and gave the follow
ing details Of his relations with the church:
II !. Cardinal Giuseppe Sart the Patriarch Of Venice the
opj and patron Able Pco the composer, who is the pres
regarded, only throughout Italy, but likewise in
gb principal capital, of Europe destined become the next
R So little has been heard Of him until now in connection with
f apa succession, he be regarded in the light of dark
horse in the which is perhaps due to the fact that he rarely
comes 10 Rome has never been resident of the Eternal CITY, and
from The time Of his being appointed Vicar General Of the o
Of Trcvso until has held steadily aloof from all the prof
sind inrgu,s Of the Curiu.
Inrglcs perhaps strong cxp and may Of
t,u~. But the majority Of III, Italian Cardinals and especial
~ ioc wlo forming part Of tn tura established in the
Eternal city, have their promotion the Sacred CoIIcg"
nrnNT Of III" diplomatic service Of the Pamcy rather than
rsts. And when prrac has spent the greater portion Of his
life diplomacy. and has found the stepping high hon
naturally leaves him the close of his representa-
Vatican abroad with greater leaning toward uccruft
md ~hmmg than toward the administrative and docrmI duties
o.! hi office Il Rome
glre are some distinguished Roman Catholic divinc who do
i,a,e declare that Leo N II himself lead by his service
abroa Nuco attach Importance to diplomatic
than the actual administration the church, and has been
prcocupcd about the relations of the Vatican with foreign
2scrnents than concerning his pastoral obligations They
while this have added tho prestige and the glory of the Pa
fp the latter has suffered both in doctrna and in material
questions, and on this it is imperative the Ponf
ud be preae who would devote his entire reforms
ri administrative and economic character and likewise the
rigid enforcement of the doctrine and discipline of the church
Cardinal Sarto the Patriarch of Venice is the of all others
Nils these the most able admin
tsraor Of the Italian scocy combines hnes' and determi
nation with abundant tact and and has managed
number of c reforms has archdiocese of
Venice without giving ohense either to the clergy the ay
Ee avoids all newspaper notoriet Indeed his rarely
zrtoncd in the press He has always understood how main
agreeable dgnifd molus vvcndi" with the Italian
authorities from whom he derive his and has shown his
sgenment by the vigorous campaign which he has carried
against the vencraon of relics OF questionable authenticity He
friendly terms with the mcmc of the egning house of Italy,
juring the late reign took part wi King umIr and Queen Mar
Emerite in the launching of owHr, Venice well in
Other state at which they and would
rany be agreeable choice Pope the present ruler of
Italy lie just xyeght year Of age, which will be in his ia
the of the cOncave since general rule that number
IF constitutes guarantee that the pontifcate will not be of
undue length.