The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-27


Volpe, voicing also the opinions OF some
of his colleagues, criticised the cere-
monies in connection with the inter-
ment of Leo XIII. last night because
the cardinals did not participate in the
entire procession and complained gen.
orally of the lack of order.
Cardinal Oreglia replied that he had
already noticed this and that he would
punish those who were responsible.
Mgr. Merrytdel Val communicated to
the cardinals the report from Santiago,
Chile, Of the incident which occurred
there during the celebration OF the re-
QUEEN for the. late pope, which was
attended by the president of the re-
public and all therauthorities. Accord
ing. to the report, Mgr Uguarte, in de-
hvering the eulogy upon the late pom
tiff, protested. against the usurpation
of papal territory by Italy, whereupon
Count Cucchi Boasso left the church
and lowered the Italian flag which had
been hoisted at the legation as a sign
of mourning. The incident produced
an unpleasant impression upon the sa-
cred college, being the first discordant
note in the UNIVERSAL mourning.
Ceremonial Is Selected.
The ceremonial OF the conclave es-
tablished by Gregory XIV. is to be fol-
lowed at the coming meeting. The car
dlnals decided during the eonclave to
eat in common in order to facilitate
their work. A local paper quotes the
response Of Cardinal Svampa to a
question as to whether he believed the
conclave would be of lengthy duration,
as follows:
tOn the contrary, think it will be
very short. I believe that two days
will suffice to reach an agreement
Another paper quotes Mgr. Francisco
Nava as to the possibility of the cleo
Vatican and the quirinal thus:
mo pope ever hated Italy. The gov
eminent must reconcile itself to the
pope. Certainly Italy, on the occasion
Of the death Of Leo, showed herself
well disposed for reconciliation"
Leo's VIII Is Read.
The will of the late pope was read
today after the meeting Of the congre-
cation of cardinals. Only that portion
which deals with the material matter
Of the personal papal estate was made
public. The religious testament was
not disclosed. The will is written on
large sheets in the small, clear hand
writing of the pontiff, presenting no
trace of uncertainty. 1t was opened
by Cardinals Rampolla, Mocenni and
Cretonia, the eecutors. The relatives
of the late pontiff were not present,
although invited. That portion made
public is as follows:
TN the name Of the Father, the Son
and the Holy Ghost as the end of our
mortal career. is approaching, we put
in this holograph will our last desires.
Before all, we humbly supplicate the
infinite bounty and charity of the
blessed Lord to conaone the faults of
our life and receive benignantiy our
spirit in the beatific eternity which we
especially hope, through the merits Of
Jesus the Redeenrer, trusting to His
very sacred heart an ardent furnace of
charity and fount of spiritual life and
humanity. We also implore as medi-
ators the blessed Virgin Mary, mother
of God, and our own much beloved
mother and that legion of saints whom
in our life we yeneFated in a special
way
Hequeathesatiis Property.
homecoming to dispose of the family
patrimony, which is ours according to
the deed of division drawn up by the
notary, Curzio Ffanehi, Dec. II, 1882,
we appoint as heir of this patrimony
our nephew Count Budovic Pecci, son
OF Giovanni Battista. our deceased
brother From this property must be
deducted that already donated to
Count Ricardo, another nephew. on the
occasion of his marriage, according to
a deed of Feb. 10, 1883, by Notary