New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
WAR" WAS THE
P0PE'S LAST WORD

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moved TO the Santa Maria house. be
hind The Vatican. where Cardinal Ram
pcIIa lived and died.
The cardinals visited the death
chamber. where they viewed the body
of the Pope, which lay on sioping
bier. covered with "a white cloth. under
% rich red canopy The body was
clothed In a white robe and red cape.
Red silk gloves covered the hands, ON
the fingers of which g.Ittercd the rings
OF his Office a inter OF gold adorned
his head
The face of the late Pontf was
,tartiuC,y waNcu. I'm profile IL was
quite recognizable. but sadly changed.
After prayer some OF the cardinals
handed 90 the mouslguors standing on
each side of the body their crucl'iNes
and medals. which the monsguors laid
for moment ON the fingers. some
placed the cruciiNcs ON the hands and
also kissed the feet clad in red slip
pcrs Not q few of them were over
come with emotion and wcpt silently
Body in State in Throne Room.
From 3 TO o'clock this evening the
body lay in state i'm the throne room,
20 which an classes were admitted. \
great crowd clad DO black entered the
throne room, rcyerenty praying and
weeping. The solcmnity was rendered
more pronounced by the majesty of the
hall. the medieval uniforms of the
guards and She dress OF the court Dig
uitarics
The body viii be again exposed to-
morrow. from q TO IS o'clock. 10 Will
then be taken To 81. Peters where the
people may view u.
Much interest centres 10 the SucceS-
sor of Pore Plus y. mere WiH ne "
marked difference between the Con
cIaya after the death oil Pope Leo ana
the one row 90 be held. Then the
Sacred College was divided into two
factions. one for and the other ag&in-,
Cardinal Rampoia. since '"tH'I'i
Rampoiia's death there seem TO De no
factions, and 1t Us thought mat ior '4s
viii enter the Couclaye with entirely
omen minds.
Nonsiguor Tucchi. Secretary OF the
Consistorial Congregation, having been
appointed "a cardinal, vii. be replaced
b- Nou-ieuor Boggiano. formerly Yum
C.o I'M McNco. who viii thus become
the secretary OF the ConclaVc. instead
Of Nousiguor Rosa. This position is o.
great importance, as Monslgnof merry
acl Val from that position became car
Oinal and iapal secretary oi Ice
II is reported that the rope
nothing 20 his family uNl sIol
lv before his death ne arrange"
for life insurance 10 the amount
Of $4,000 I'm favor or ms surviving
.ie+ors Nothing else goes to his fam
ilv. The will Of the Pope was read
to-day i'm the presence Of cardinal
Merry del Val. but Dc has not Deeh
officially made public.
The death of the Ponun mas peeI
the cause o.. intense grief 10 me IApai
Secretary of state, VINO to-day co,Io
no. refrain from tears. even 10 lhe
presence Of strangers. lie SAID;
81 have lost the one dearest TO my
heart. lie was more ,han Foniih' more
than master; he was my 'eco"u
father
Contrary to custom. inc OdiNiIdIs up
20 noon had not received am lA' I'alIo"
to 90 10 the Vatican for the irst meet
inc after the death of the Pope. The
doIa, was due 10 the absence from
Pr. If Cardinal Seraphin Nauuutelll,
I,.r of the Sacred College. by whom
.1cb irvifation must be issued. Car
dinal Nauuuteli was In Naples "hen
he received the message from Cardinal
Merry del Val announcing the grave
conaI'!o" 'i '''' TX train for Rom,
ne 'OoH -S.., io.,.inc NanIes q dy-
ANTE b6mb exploded In the train,
wounding ten of the passengers. The
Gouj;~.'i7 ,,as not injured. but was
obliged TO wait for the nest train.
Cardinal Vaunutclli Is almost blind