Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-05
Coronation
Nert Monday.
Tus Sets That DAY os c4cconmodaion Of Foreign Card-
naS-HB Holiness an Eazfy RSa-7RKd and Last
Obedience of College Of Cardinals Communicating
Officials Confnmed- anecdotes Of New PontN.

, Mgr. sim as dean Of the grooms. lie
appointed Mgr Call, secretary OF Latln
| letters, to replace Mgr. Tarozzb who Is
| III, and also Mgr SardL as secretary Tor
briefs to the princes 70 replace Msr'
Nolpini, who recently died.
The pope has confirmed Cardinal
Oregla as camerlngo. Cardinal Agl-
ard will probably be secretary OF state
The pope, yielding to the pressure eX-
erted By the foreign cardinals, VINO are
anxious to return to their respective
countries as soon as possible, mas de-
cided that his coronation shall take
place next Sunday.
Pope Plus today received Prince Mas
sino the head Of the papal section OF
the Roman artstocracy who was ac-
oompanied by his daughter-in-la law,
Princess Beatrice, the daughter OF Don
Carlos q
The pope seemed especially glad to
see her, saying.
1--WE are from the same town, Your
father Is my friend. and have not Tor
gotten his amiabiity In coming 20 see
me off at the station for the conclaVe,
little imagining that ! should never re-
turn to my land again ] hope your
royal father will soon come to our
court"
ANECDOTES OF NEW PoNTIFF.
Rome, Aug. 5.--A few anecdotes show
what sort Of a man Plus y is His
position as patriarch Of Venice brought
hlm from 81 600 to S2400 a year which
did not 70 far, when he had paid the
bills for all Of his numerous charities.
SO when he was called suddenly 10
leave Venice, he often found himself
without money Once, when he had
come TO Rome he was without a cent
and did not know whore 20 turn. He
was finally Obliged to borrow $500 from
a bank and was In a perfect fever until
the debt WAS paid, he has a nephew,
John Baptiste Sarto, who, notwlth-
standing the relationship is only the
archpriest Of the small village Of
Pessagno
When IN the past, people used to ask
Cardinal sarto what he would do If
made pope referring TO his modesty
and affabllIty, he replied;
II shall have white robes instead Of
red that will be the only change !
shall remain the same Sarto as ever
lie seems 10 have been sincere in
thinking that he would not be made
pope Mgr Stratimrovitch, the Vene-
tan prelate accompanied him TO Rome
and up to the door Of the conclave, and
IN tNklng leave as usual, hoped that
Cardinal SartO would be made pope
His emlnence replied, laughing:
mo, 40 fear Tor me. Tel me the
number Of your telephone and / will let
you know who receives that honor"
In all Of the excitement OF his first
triumph. he kept bis word and went to
the telephone station, and called up the
number, only to find that Mgr Stratim-
iroylch already knew the result Of the
balloting and was already on his way
TO the vatican.
Plus likes not only to walk. but TO
climb 4 few days before he left Ven
ice for Rome he assembled Mount Crap
pa, J.toO feet high. But his greatest en-
joyment is music. He is a great friend
and admlrer of Lorenzo Perosi. the EN-
nent director Of the pontifcal choir,
who was formerly maestro at ST. Marks.
Venice Perosl is chiefly indebted to
him for his musical career