The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-31
MASZARY HAS COMPLAINT
C0nclave's Richest Member
 Objects to Simplicity.
Says He Cannot Eat With His Com panions and Must Have His Meals from the Outside.
 Test of Kitchens.

 the scene of great activity, both inside and outside Within, the last prepara- tions were made for the eonciave. and everything was In the utmost confuslou- Workmen and servants were hurryihg hither and thither, some hanging curtains, others putting in extra furniture. wnils | porters were staggering along under i'm mense trunks as if some of the cardinals expected to remain in their cells tar months. Other cardipais sent practically nothing
 In the slstine Chapel work will go on throughout the night. The catafalaue erected for the funeral services is bsinG pulled down and the galleries which wcrs built for the accommodation of special personages are being replaced by stalls for the cardinals These will be ranged on both sides and surnnounted by cauu- pies. all in violet, except of the Gamer lingo Cardinal Oreglia. which will De green as he Is the only cardinal of the coneregaab bn who was created under the. reign of Hlus TX.
 Campaign is On. Outside he Vatican the work was of a different character. being only the quiet work of the supporters of the different candidates lparshalling their strength Tor the contest, which is to come when the io0rs of the conclave are closed. No one candidate stands out prominently, as did Count Pecci in the conclave of 1878, and the discussion here Is, not so much con corning the superior qualities of the can didates as of the strength with which they are credited
 The cardinals today visited the cells which they are to ocurgr during the com clave, and it cannot be said that they returned very enthusiastic over the idea of being confined, perhaps for some time, In what are rightly termed cells" which are without running water and necessary ventilation. It was feared that the health of aome of the older and more feeble car dinals might suffer. Perhaps the most dissatisfied was Cardinal Maszary, who, as Primate of Hungary, is the wealthiest oeflss cardinals. He is-eredited with an. income of $400,000 annually. He insists that he cannot eat with the others and must have his meals outside.
 Kitchens are Tested.
 Tonight experiments were made with the kitchens, the working of which is considered important as 800 persons must be fed thrice daily for an indefinite pe- riod. The trials were completely success full.
 The revolving dumb walters were also tested. They are characteristically Ro- man and consist of wheels with shelves on which things are placed and they are made to revolve, carrying things in or out, but making 1t quite impossible for persons on either side to see each other
 It Is reported that Count Soderino. whose position at the vatican is that of bearer of the Golden Rose," the greatest gift which a Pope can confer upon wo- men of royal families, was entrusted by Leo with the task of writing the history of his pontihcate. enjoining upon him the fact that he wished a true history, and not A euioRy, Count Soderino was fur nished with abundant documents for his work.
 During the meeting of the congregation of cardinals today the camerlengo an autograph letter from Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria, which a ded renewed condolences on the death of Leo and expressed the hope that the sacred college would be inspired by the great interests of the church in choosing his sue cessor. The letter produced strong impression and 1t was decided to answer 1t with a special message.
 Oreglia's Instructions.
 Subsequently, Cardinal OregIia explain ed how the work of the conclave was to be carried on, recalling the principal rules which were to govern the body and recommending their strict observance He outlined a program for tomorrow, which will consist of mass to the Holy Ghost in the moning. together with the deliver- ance of the oration pro pontifico elegendo.
  o'clock in the afternoon.
 Each of the cardinals today received a medal struck by the camerlengo to main tain the tradition of his sovereignty dur ing the interregnum. It is intended to strike coins also for all the conclavists and servants who are to be present. Car dinals San Miniatell. Macchi and Della Volpe were charged with the duty of visiting the apartments of the conclave vrff visiting the precincts of the conclave, for the purpose of making sure that there will be no possibility of communication with the outside world. They are to make their report to the congregation to- morrow.
 The question of compensation to be given to the physicians who treated the late pontiff during his last illness was also discussed In the congregation. The executors of the will said that the money remaining after the charitable bequests left by Leo are paid will be only about S4,OOO This sum was considered insuf- ficient. and a commission of cardinals was instructed to augment it to such an amount as might seem appropriate.
 Leo's Constitution.
 The Italia says that the constitution" left by Pope Leo to the conclave has been distributed among the cardinals. Accord ing to this authority in Latin in 1882 and beginning with the words "Pracdecessores Nostrt' recalls former constitutions and conclaves. especially that of Plus TX, and then complains of the condition of the Holy See, under hostile domination" and the quick election of a new Pope It advises the holding of the con- clave in Rome, unless the sacred college should not be in the enjoyment of full liberty and recommends the maintenance of the rights of the pontiff It enjolns the election of a new Pope. not according to the personal preferences of the cardt- nals, but acording to the dietation of their consciences, inspired only by the welfare of the church.
 On the cover of the pamphlet containing the constitution" is written, 'ero be kept with most absolute secrecy and with the dt1fNy of roturnipsx