The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-06

which now confine my little world. Heigh
no. how shall / get on without my long
country tramps? How I shall miss them
and my sea-.
The third and last obedience of the Sacred
College was consummated this morning
with the same ceremonial as before, in the
Sistine Chapel, the Pope being in his full
pontifical robes and palpably restored I'm
mind and nerves by a nights rest. The
cardinals filed before him ard kissed his
hand and foot. all smiling and apparently
In a perfectly contented frame OF mind.
They. themselves. in turn. received hearty
embrace from Plus X. The music was di-
rected by Able Perosi, who was the Pom
tiffs pTotege. all present remarking how
the Sistine choir had improved its method
since being under the abbe's care. Every
available corner of the small chapel was
filled this morning and those present
seemed to forget Plus y in their pleasure
in the magnificent harmony Of the choir
and the feast of color as they rested their
eyes on the pictures before them The
ceremony ended about noon.
Both going to and coming from the Sis
tine Chapel, when he passed through the
Raphael loggia hall, the Pope refused to
be carried in the sedia gestatoria, which,
steps he turned TO Signor Bisleti and said:
Il shall never voluntarily get into that
box
The new Pope has confirmed Cardinal
Oreglia as -camerlengo. Cardinal Aglardl
will probably be secretary of state.
The Pope. yielding to the pressure exer-
DESTROYS of returning TO their respective
countries as soon as possible, has decided
that his coronation shall take place on Sun
day.
pope Plus to-day received Prince Mas
sino. the head of the papal section of the
Roman dristocracy, who was accompanied
by his daughter-in-law, Princess Beatrice,
the daughter of Don Carlos. The Pontin
seemed specially glad to see her, saying
1--WE are from the same town. Your rather
is nv friend, and / have not forgotten his
amiability in coming to see me off at the
station when / left for the conclave. little
imagining that i should never see my be-
loved canals again. / hope your royal father
will soon come to our court.
Count Muccioh, of the noble guard, who
was attached to the Pontiff during the con-
clave and who has an American wife, is
awaiting himself OF the privilege to ask the
new Pope favor, and has implored Plus Y
to reinstate his comrade of the noble guard,
Count Pietro March,, who not long ago was
suspended for having given an afternoon tea
Quirinal society. including Mrs. Meyer, the
wife of the American ambassador.
The papers here publish most conflicting
accounts regarding the work or the con-
clave and the votes which each cardinal
received, even saying that the right of eX-
cusion was exercised by Austria against
Cardinal Rampolla, a statement which the
Vatican authorities declare is grOundleSs.
Premier Zanardelli has sent out a circu-
lar ordering all government officials 10 aD-
stain from participating in the festivities
over the election of the new Pope, as Plus y
had not notified the government OF his
election.
After the many receptions to-day Plus an
nounced that he must have absolute rest.
The attendants turned as If to show him
his apartments, but he stopped them, cry
ing: mo; L am going for walk in the
Gardens