New-York tribune., 1903-03-04

All human attributes had been expelled from
that slender. venserzhIr Iorm-
As the sweet toned, well trained voices Of the
sisttne choir sang .-Tu ss p. trus.i thousands cr
voices shouted Long live Pope Leo!'- Hand
ksrchiefs auetered In the afr. the banners Of the
various societies represented were waved. and
many OF those present. overcome with sra0tion.
sobbed loudly. vFnile others tainted from excess
Of feeling or fatigue.
IN the mean while the Pope proceeded slowly
ca what seemed to be carpet Of heads. so-
sorhing the entire attention Of the vast thrcng.
When he arrived at the throne the ceremony
the Pontin kneit and prayF6. and then arose
without assistance, donned the falda ana the
new triple crown. and the celebration OF the
the Host profound silence fell on the az
sernsiaee. the guards presented arms, the people
kneIt where IL was possible for them to do SO,
and from the cupola came the clear, thin SOUNDS
of silver trumpe:s. giving the idea Of heavenly
music.
NOT HARMED BIZ THE ORDEAL
The Pope then administered the Papal bene-
diction and retired to a room for restoratves,
prepared on purpose every time he goes to st.
Peters. There. addressing DR.. Lapponi. his
private physician, the Pontin said
You see that after all your warnings, the
ceremony did good What touching loyalty
When the Pope returned to tne NaIlcan oin Iroin
the Basilica he resumed his place on the sedia
gestatoria and was carried throughout the wnote
length of the cathedral rising erect many rI1les
70 bestow blessings, while many PElnCeo, C1L .
dinals, dipIomatists and bishops bowed IoW ana
the crowd saluted him frantically In ten diner
ent languages.
when the Pontin had departed. the people i'm
mediately left st. Peters. but as was sun
raining heavily there was much dImcuIty ana
confusion in obtaining carriages do"eVer' N
three-qUarters OF an hour the piazza was oeS
serted.
When the Pope returned to his apartments
he wished to discuss the ceremony ana give nus
impressions OF it, but his physician insisted on
complete quiet, on which the Ponttn exclaimed:
The demonstration to-day has oeen SO az
fecting 1t surpassed all my expectations ! am
completely satisfied. There was no note Oh oiS-
cord"
bufances from inside the Basifica. as q result
of the early crush, only one was reIauVely
partly climbed up pillar fell and injured her
self. She was taken to hospital
A THOUSAND AMERICANS PRESENT
TWAS calculated that there were about seven
ty-fve thousand people present There were
about one thousand Americans in the tribune
and the body OF the church The transatlAhtic
visitors present included Monsignor kenneoy'
rector of the American College, at Rome, win win
eighty-fve American students; Monslgnor JOIN JOIN
Barrett secretary of the Bishop OF Broo Hyh'
Monsignor Seton, of St Joseph's Churc'. Jersey
City; Monsignor O'ConneI, the new rectoT 1To4L Oh
sisnor Farrelly. Of Nashville. Tenn; tne HeIs
Rev John A Zahm. Provincial OF the ConsLs
the Very Rev. Plus Rudolf Mayer, GenerdI OIL
the Carmelite Order: the Rev. Wlllam hieId-i
rector of St Patricks Church, Philadelphla;
the Rev. James Donohue, rector OF St James
Pro-CathedraI OF Brooklyn; the Rev. ta5neF
Dorgherty and the Rev. John J. Ryan, OF Bos-
ton. in additional TO Mr.. Mcdonnell brother OF
the Bishop Of Brooklyn; Mr.. McLant ano IaI1Ity'
OF Lancaster. Penn: Mrs. Ashman' OF NeM xeI-
YORK: Miss Troth Mrs. Mclaughlin and MISS
Holmes of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. Cnaries
= Smith Of New-York; General and Mrs Clous
and Colonel and Mrs. Tiilman. Of West Po1nt;
Charles Bristed Astor. Of New-York, and Pro-
fessor Toy of Harvard.