The San Francisco call., 1908-08-21
FARLEY PROBABLY
TO GET RED HAT
Archbishop of the Diocese of
New York May Be HOnored
by Pope Plus
EccIesiasts, Hint of Possible ADJ
ditiOn of Third Cardinal
in America
SPECIAL CABLE TO THE CALL

SPECIAL CABLE TO THE CALL
ROME, Aug. 2o.-Pope Plus Y, it
was learned from a high ecclesiastic
today, has finally consented TO the ele-
vation of Archbishop Farley of the
New York diocese to the cardinalate,
and this honor will be paid the Ameri-
can prelate at the meeting of the con-
sistory late IN October.
The changed attitude of the pope
was persistently rumored in Rome to-
day. The pope had been advised by
Americas foes of the alleged modern
istic tendency of the church in America
as an argument against another Amer
lean cardinal, but his italian advisers
are credited with convincing him that
such was not the case-that the so
called modernism was merely the in
creased efforts Of the church along
practical lines.
1t is possible that, in addition to
Archbishop Farley. a third cardinal
Will be given the North American con-
tinent, though whether he will be for
Mexico, the United States or Canada it
was not stated. The identity OF a pos
sible third cardinal is. not even
hinted at
Cardinal Gotti, prefect of the propa-
ganda, has postponed again the dis
cussion on, the appointment of a CO.
adjutor bishop of San Francisco. for
which Office Rev. DR.. Edward B. Hanna
of Rochester, n. Y, was the leading
candidate, and the naming of the
bishop of Rockford. Ill, for which Office
Bishop Muldoon of Chicago was recon-
mended.
According to the understanding at
the last meeting Of the congregation
of the propa ganda, these appointments
were to be decided August "a, but 1t is
now believed that Cardinal Gotti
wishes TO leave these two questions to
be decided under the new law when
America is withdrawn from the juris-
diction Of the propaganda
DR.. Pettoci physician to the pope,
declared today that the pontiff was
better. and in few days will have en-
tirely recovered from the indisposition
from which he has been suffering.
second explosions. but he did not have
a copy of the telegram in his posses
sion and was not called TO the stand.
JOHN ADDS A LIE
When Pete Claudianes was finally
escorted from the county jail, hand
cuffed 10 Captain Petersen, and taken
before the grand jury, he absolutely
refused TO testify. John, however. add
ed another lie to the many he has al
ready told by declaring that his con-
made OF whole cloth from beginning e
to end; that he knew nothing of the dy-
namiting and that he confessed to par
ticipation in the crime because he was
threatened by the prosecutors and be-
cause he had been offered $1,000 by the
league of justice, $1,000 by the Bull
letin and $3.50 by the Examiner if he
would tell the story. He was recalled
twice TO the grand jury room and given
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stuck to this story each time.
A crowd hung around the courtroom
where the grand jury was in session
/ all day long. and many were in Judge
/ Melvins court when the return was
made on the indictment. Foreman Her
/ man Bendel handed the true bill tC
the court, and il was placed on Sc
cret file at once and bench warrants
/ ordered issued for all the defendants
John and Pete Claudianes had beer
kept in District Attorney Browns of.
! fee and the warrants were served OF
/ them Immediately by deputy sheriffs
They were taken back to the count,
I jail and confined in separate cells.
FAVOR PROGRAFT PAPERS
An incident of significance in connec
tion with the interest taken by highe
| up graft defendants in behalf of tn,
young Greeks occurred before th'
| grand jury convened yesterday morn
ing Several newspaper photographer
! called on the two Greeks in the jai
for pictures and they posed freely 70
the representatives of the notoriousl,
prograft organs-the Examiner Chron
icle and Oakland Tribune-but refuse,
to allow photographers from the Bulle
tin and the Oakland Enquirer to max
! likenesses. This refusal was made o.
/ a hint from a representative of one o
the San Francisco morning papers.
When the conspiracy case agains
John Claudianes was called in Polio
| Judge Shortalrs court in this city yes
4 terday afternoon for continuance unit
Monday, as had been previously ar
ranged. the defendant was not in court
| and his own attorney voiced lou
protest against his absence. He calle
| upon Chief of Police Biggy to produc
John in court. asserting that Bigg
was guilty of kidpaping or PERMITTING
an escape by allowing him to be takel
i to Oakland.
Judge Shortall summoned Biggy int
court and asked why John Claudiane
was not present. Biggy answered tha
he was not aware that the prisone
was wanted, and that he had honorei
a subpoena from Captain Petersen 0
Oakland and sent John to that city a
a witness before the grand jury.
The Judge said that it was necessar.
for the defendant to be in court befor
continuance could be granted. H
did not believe that the chief had in
tended any discourtesy to the court.
Attorney Thompson, following tn
precedent of n. C. Coghlan in regar
to Pete shouted that when the chic
took John to Oakland he shed his au
thority and was guilty of kidnapping.
The Judge said he differed entirel,
from that view, and on the chief
promise that John would be in cour
this morning the case was continued.