Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-08-08
TO Be CROWNED
Pope ON sunday
Plus K. Yields to Wishes of the
Foreign Cardinals Now
in Rome.
again receives The CARDINALS
In Beautiful SlSTlNE Chapel

dbAlN kELElvES ln6 LAkDlNhLS
IN Beautiful SlSTlNE Chapel
One of His First Official Acts Was to
Confirm Cardinal Oreglia as Ca
merlengO - Makes Several Other
Appointments of Church officials
present Incumbents Confirmed.
Rome, Aug. 6.-Pope Plus x, yielding
to the pressure exercised by the foreign
cardinals, who are DESTROYS of return
ing to their respective countries as soon
as possible, has decided that his coro-
nation shall take place next Sunday.
The new pope confirmed Cardinal
Oreglia as camerlengo. Cardinal
Agliardi will probably be secretary of 4
state.
Pope Plus K. rose at $3.50 Wednesday
morning, saying that he did not wish to
change his habits. He slept Wednesday
night in the apartment occupied by
Cardinal Oreglia during the interreg-
mum, which is situated on the first floor
of the vatican. No decision has yet
been taken concerning the pontiff's ul-
innate quarters, but it is already said
that he desires them to be extremely
modest.
At 7:15 the pope said mass, assisted
only by Mgr. Bressan, his conclavist. He
afterwards took breakfast, which con-
sited of only coffee, milk and roll Then,
G cfN06 int ho WI
which he caught a glimpse Of the gar
dens OF the vatican, the pontiff ex-
claimed: my first pleasure, when can
spare moment, will be to explore the
gardens which now confine my little
world. Heigh-ho, how shall get on
without my long country tramps? How
I shall miss them and my sea-" Pope
Plus wished to see personally most of the
innumerable kilograms of congratula-
ton received, giving instructions for the
answers to those for which he cared
most, and looked at the copies, changing
here and there word. Then he pre-
pared for the state reception of the car
dinals in the Sistine chapel, which dur
ing the night had been cleared of it's
temporary furniture, used for the bal
lots, and was assuming it's normal as
pect.
Both going to and coming from the
Sistine chapel, when he passed through
the Raphael loggia and the Ducal hall
the pope refused to be carried in the Sc
dia gstatoria, which, however, fol-
lowed him. After taking few steps, he
turned to Mgr Bisleti, and said: IT
shall never voluntarily get into that
box"
A Te Deum was sung in the Sistine
chapel in honor of the election of the
new pope. All the cardinals we're pres
ent except Herrera, who is still i'll in his
cell, although somewhat better.
The pope has confirmed in their posts
as secret chamberlains Mgrs. Zichy,
Scapinelli, Misciatelli and Sans de Sam
pere, and confirmed Marquis of Ser
lupi, as master Of the horse, and Mgr.
Sill as dean Of the grooms. He ap-
pointed Mgr. CALI, secretary of Latin
letters, to replace Mgr. Tarozzi, who is
Ill, and also Mgr. Sardi, as secretary for
briefs to the princes, to replace Mgr.
Volpini, who recently died.
American Pilgrims Received.
Rome, Aug. 6.-Pope Plus x. Wednes-
day received the members of the Ameri-
can pilgrimage to Rome. led by Father
MCGOWAN, Of New York. This consti-
tutes an event Of considerable signif-
canoe, the American pilgrims being thus
the first to be admitted to the presence
of the new pontiff.
More Cardinals for America.
Rome, Aug. Git is the gossip of
Rome that the new pope will shortly
create at least two, and perhaps four,
more American cardinals. 1t is said
with some show Of authority that
Archbishop Farley, of New York, Is
certain to be one of these, and Arch
bishop Ireland, of st. Paul, another.
1t is also reported that the cardinals
hat may be bestowed upon Archbishop
Quigley. Of Chicago, but there is less
basis for this report. It is not i'm
probable that a cardinal may be
created for the Philippines.
PapaI Blessing for America.
Rome, Aug. 6.-The Associated
Press representative was received in
audience Wednesday by Pope Plus, be-
ing the first journalist of any nation
atty to have this honor. The pontiff
graciously granted the prayer of the
correspondent to send a message to
the American people, saying, word for
word:
Il love the Americans, who are the
blooming youth of Catholicism. Con-
vey to all of them how gladly I i'm
part my apostolic blessing to the whole
country"
Whitaker Wright Out ON Rail-.
London, Aug. 6.-Whitaker Wright.
the promoter and director of the Lon