New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-29
FOR MGR. FALC0Ni0 ALSO
Seventeen Out Of TWENTY-FIVE
Vacancies in Sacred College
Will BE Filled at Consistory
on November 27.
ANNOUNCEMENT A sJaPRIsT
Red Hats Distributed, Tires Tor
France. Two for Austria, Two for
Spain and One for Eng
land, but None for
Portugal

Rome. oct. 2S.-The Pope viN crce'ea
large number Of cardinals at The Consist
ory TO ne held on November -. Ths
Most Rev John ~ Farley. Archb.ehoe -
New York. and the Most Rev. william II.
O'Connen Archbishop Of Boston. ar.
among those who will receive Tie Pei
Hat
Monsignor Domede Falcoa!o. Apostolic
Delegate at Washington, is aiso 10 BE-
elevated. The full list OF prelates "do-e
elevation to the Cardinalate Is officially
announced is rs follows:
Monsicnor s. M. Cos y Macho, Arch.
bishop OF Vaiiadolid.
Moncionor Oiomedc Faleono, Apes
tolic Delegate at Washington.
Monsienor A. Vico, FapaI Nuncio ~
Madrid.
Monsianor J. Granite di Ben'on'e
PianateIIi, cx.ParaI Nurcio at Vienna,
The Most Rev. John NJ. Farley, Arch
bishop OF New York.
The Most Rev. Francis eournc, Arch'
bishop Of Westminster.
The Most Rev. Francis S. Bauer Nrel-
Monsionor /. A. Annette, Archbishco
Of Paris.
Tho Most Rev. William n. O'ConasH'
Archbishop Of Boston. ...,
Monsignor 2. V. Dubilard, Archbishop
OF Chambery.
The Most Rev. Franz X. NascI, Arch
bishop Of Vienna.
Monsianor De cabrcrs, Bishop Of
Montpelier (France.l
Monsianor eisIeti. Pspal Msjordono,
Monsignor Luasri, Assessor OF tho
Holy Office.
CONGREGATION Council.
Monsiqnor Bilot. Of the Jesuit Order.
Monsignor Van Rossun,, Resumption
ist.
Both the announcement OF a consistory
AMI the names of those who are TO be
elevated TO the cardinslate caused much
surprise here. The intentions % the
Pope were kept entirely secret. tho gem
eral absorption I'm the war aiding ma
terially in maintaining the secrecy.
The selection Of the new cardinals -
the subject of interesting comment,
owing chiefly to the recognition the
United States has received. The episco-
pacy of that country has now three red
hats. which gradually viii become a kind
of acquired right Tor IL. Monsignor Fal-
COMO is an American citizen, and, with
Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishops Far
ley and O'Connell, will bring the num-
ber Of American prelates in the : i
College up to four.
The elevation OF Archbishop Farley
has caused a general excellent impress
sion. as besides his eminent qualities,
he is head of one. OF the most important
Catholic centres of the world.
Archbishop O'Connell, who is very
popular in Rome. is the youngest amt :
thu new cardinals.
1t is stated that the American car
dilalate will soon be further increased
so a. TO give the West reprcsentatiFe
in the Senate of the Church
For the first time since the rupture
W, h France cardinals have been selected
from that country. The forr named.
added to the three already existing.
mike the recognized complement FOR
France.
Portugal Not Recognized.
Portugal on the other hand. has not
been recognized. Monsignor Mendes
Bello. Patriarch OF Lisbon. having failed
10 receive the Red Hat. indicating that
the Pope considers that the rupture (
the concordst with that country must
have retroactive effect. MonsiSnur
Belle, VINO was patriarch before tho
rupture occurred. was mentioned as 4
probable cardinal, owing to his official
\
clio at Lisbon, has also been "a God oycr.
while Monsienor Nico. papal nuneio IN
Madrid. and Mcnsignor Granite. pspdi
nuncio in Vienna. have bccu hopor"d.
II is remarked that onlv Gyc Italians
have been chosen. hut II is believed hat
before tho consistory Is held tNo or
three more will he added 70 the list.
Monsignor Billot is an old proicssor
of the Gregorian University here. .is
will succeed Cardinal Steinhuber as the
representative Of the Jcsuts i'm the Sa-
cred College.
MCnsignor Bisleti. the papal major
domo who is known to all Americans
visiting Rome and who arranscs for al
papal audiences and ceremonies arrived
here this evening from Vienna, whore
he officlated at the marriage OF Arch
duke Charles Francis. He was entirely
unaware of the honor awaiting him. and
the Pope himself notified him OF his pro-
motion.
The latest appointments of Pope Plus
10 the College of Cardinals are IN ac-
cordance with his policy of uncompro-
missing opposition to the spirit OF mod
ernism within the Church. All OF the
new cardinals are believed TO be in full
.vmpathy with his views on this i'm
Iortant subject. Archbishops Farley and
O'ConneU the American appointees. have
always been ranked as safely conserva-
tive. The record Of Monsignor Falconio
has been conspicuous in that direction.
Monsignors Annette and Dubillard ara
i'm the foremost ranks OF orthodox
French Catholicism Most of the others
have At one time or another unmlstaka-
Continued on fourth pASs.