The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-04


cal robes. The pontiff pronounced the
apostolic benedictipn to the kneeling
crowd below and immediately ,attef-
ward withdrew and entered his! apart
It is assetted ON good authority
| Iii Rome today, that the new 'pEpel viii
appoint sGdld@a9p pSmepieo Fsrrati
'T1Snl tGE1iG. III YitlStd ii it
,hpD' The Sg@ pope, begef'oi .,
F. Cardinal 1Giaa6ffo 10 Bella 4 oCiifesa;;
| who Twas 9oday elected 'pope by sffie
Sacred College iii succession TO Plus
XII was CREATED cardinal May z25,t 18Th
He is the archbishop Of Boiogna,a IT
b 4IessaAs born at Peigi, in the aio.
cese iof Genes November 81, 1854, and
was. ordained n priest, December 81,
1S7S.s He served as secretary OF the
N6nciatnre in, Spain FROM 1883 co
1857 In which year he. was appointed
isecretary to the late Cardinal Fun
poiia.
He was appointed substitute secre.
Itary OF state In 1901 and, in 1907 he
was elected to the post. OF ADVISER to
the Holy office.
lnuncio of Madrid in succession. to
Monsignor Rinaldinii but this APP
pointrnent was cancelled three days
just before he was made archbishop
OF Bologna. When Monsignor Della
Chiesa was given this post, 1t was de-
clared in Rome that it was mainly
With the object of combating modern
religious Ideas. bologna being the
.headquarters OF The national demo
cratic league, whose members .adyo-
leateda%hat Il, &nowni as m%odelrgnlhmI moi Ell
!, in religion. .,,.r. ~ s.S, { !, s
In;JaRuary, 1914, while still at Bo,
logna. the preaent popol Issued "a pas
'toral letter strongly; .Sondemning 4the
tango.gft DIS :. ~. 3;
l. 1t has been la y.srse sinoe, the Time
OF the, last Pope Benedict. !, On, his
elections TO the papacsnin, l7lQ, Gar.
dinaI- Pfospero Lambertints assumed
that title. II is an interesting fact
that the new pope was archbishop of
Bologna while Pope Benedict XIV
was born In Bologna. k,s -
The choice falls on cardinal OF
Italian birth, as WAS. expected from
tradition and also from the disturbed
condition conditions In europe which
pope outside OF the Italiana aiIieraFefly.
1t was at the age of 28 thatlthe new
pope was Ordained In the prieathopd.
He soon attracted the attention Of
.rdinal RaHpolla, later secretary OF
state Tor Pope Leo XIII. When k,ars
dinai Rampolla YasGmade anuncinisto
Madrid he took Monsignor DelIni CHI.
esq with him as secretary OF Iiincia.
tFtr. oeAt
to Rome to become secretary OF state
for the vatican. Monsignor.iDeila Chi
esa entered the secretariht of state as
! ione of the 'minutamtir oraInin1t of.
l ficials until 1901, wirenu hei was APP
lpointed substitutel Of thee secretat atiatl
land also secretary ofifhe cyphefa &; Z
Ase secretasy to the senfetary, I. ,oI
state Cardinal Della q Ehiesa was
Ibrought Into notable : .prcninenee
throughout the Catholic hlerat Shy,
bnt his position was not at thai q fine
,of earasnalist rank.
On the secession OF Pope Plus *,
laions;gnor Della Chiesa continued I'm
tho seeretariat until December rs,
1901. when Pope Plus y gave him 4
tnoted promotion TO the positlon oI
! larchbishop OF the important See OF
/ Bologna. s
For seven years he administered
the see Of Bologna with notable s1c-
cess until In May last Pope Plus X
nainef him among. thirteen members
lef she hierarchy TO receive the red
| hat. As
Eeremenies Regain.
r. On tho electioas Of Cardinal DeiiG
Chissa Mkinsignoxs IsosgiRni, secre-
ltarye OF fhe conc elaSa, with THE master
l5f enfenoniea, the dem of the carti!n-
sis 1tsd 8tllef l,l sll ltel i,fip'