The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-22
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Rampol1a Remains.


.cepted.
Rsmpolla Remains.
Cardinal Rampolla intended to ieavf
the vatican last night. Immediately
aftef-the deathef hepope. when-haN-
Ing officially announced the demise Of
the pontin to the diplomatic body ac-
credited TO the vatican and the papaI
nuncios, with Instructions to have the
news communicated TO The various for
eien rulers. he considered his duties as
Papal secretary of state to have been
ended. RampOlla was on the point OF
leaving when Cardinal Oreglia insist
entity begged him TO remain in the
apartment he had occupied for over
sixteen years, and the Secretary of
state acceded to the request.
The vicar of Rome, Cardinal Pietro
kespighi, has caused to be attached to
the doors Of the churches an announce
hent OF the death Of Pope Leo with
instructions regarding the prayers to
De offered and also giving information
about the funeral services.
The government OF the Catholic
church has been officially assumed by
cardinal Oreglia as dean of the sacred
college and as dean of the cardinal
bishops. He viii be assisted by the
qeans Of the other two orders Of car
al deacons and Cardinal Rampolia for
the cardinal priests. the last however.
merely as a substitute for Cardinal
Nettio, the patriarch of Lisbon. who
when he arrives. win take over his own
duties.
Meeting of Cardinals.
The cardinals present in Rome met
this morning. under Cardinal Oreglia.
IN preparatory congregation. held in
the hall Of the cOnsistory. Oreglia COM
municated to them the first instructions
ne has given since the death OF the
pope. informing them of the numerous
messages of coincidence received from
all parts of the world and of the univer-
sal mourning 1or Leo XIII. An exchange
OF ideas took place regarding the cere-
monies preceding the conclave. When
Cardinal Oreglia asked for the advice
Of one of the cardinals present the lat
ter replied.
IT is difficult to give advice Indeed.
you must teach us what to do as one
Of us has ever participated in a con-
clave."
The following telegram has been re-
ceiYed by Cardinal Oreglia from the
German emperor:
"Molde. Norway, July 20. 1903.
~ am painfully affected by the sad
the illustrious college of cardinals the
expression OF my sincere sympathy at
the grievous loss the Roman Catholic
church has sustained through the de-
mise of the pope. / shall always retain
q faithful memory of the exalted and
venerable man who was a personal
friend Of mine and whose extraordi-
nary gifts Of heart and mind compelled
my admiration anew only a few weeks
a o. n 10 of my 10 CT rfcff 10
Rome.
(signed) WILHELM. l. r."
Prince Colonna Notified.
Dr. Lapponi yesterday sent to Prince
Colonna. mayor of Rome, the following
notice:
To the nlustrious Mayor of Rome, the
Capitol:
with grief l announce to you that
at p. m. today there ceased TO live
from a dynamic pneumonia, followed
by hemOrrhagic pleurisy, the holiness
Of our Lord. Leo XIII. pope, formerly
Gioacchino Pecci of Carpineto, province
Of Rome, at the age Of SO years and
months.
(Signed)
DIR. GUISEPPI LAPPONI,
"Pontificial Physical and Sanitary Of
ficer delegated to the vatican by the
From the vatican. 10Th of July, 1907
The Italian government has given or
ders to the railroad officials that car
anals coming to Rome for the con- i
ci2-e shall be considered princes of the
blood and have reserved compartments
or saloon cars placed a their disposal
from the frontier. In addition. instruc-
tons have been given to all the govern
ment authorities to put thmselves at
the disposal Of the cardinals il they are
requested to do so, and to leave Moth
ing undOne for their accommodation
and protection.
Time of Pope's Death
DR.. Lapponi now fixes the precise
hour of the pope's death at 4:O6 D. m
The fact was Immediately cOmmuni-
Gated to the Associated Press, but
under the rule which required that two
hours should elapse after the doctors
pronounced life extinct before the dean
of the sacred college shall officially an
nounce the death, the telegraph Office
was unable to forward the message at
once IL left Rome on one Of the nine
teen wires working from that city to
Paris about 8 o'clock local time %
o'clock noon. New York time).
CoNCLAVE OF CARDINALS.