Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-13
PopeNo~H Has
HaUucinaHOns.
TRougH lie Sac Underlined Shadow Showing c>4bom HE
Rocm and c4rpsoach His Bed Became .Agdaied
Called His Valet and Said 10 Tim: "4ioi Who Is hi?
Who H?"-He GrowS WosSe

Rome July iS.--S.4O p. m.-Hypoder-
mlc injections Of salt and water have
been administered to the pope. The
night bulletin is anxiously awaited.
Rome. July 1855 p. m.--rhe fol-
lowing bulletin has just ben Issued:
"The depression of the pope
strength persists. The frequency OF
perspiration Is slightly augmented,
Respiration. sc pulse. ~ weak, tenn
perature 81 centigfade, General condi-
lion always grave. No Immediate dan
ger.
(Sgned) "HOSslNl,
LAPPONl,
MAzzONl"
Rome. July 10. 2;SO D. m.--fhe pope 8
condition took a turn slightly for the
worse this morning but the change does
not excite apprehension Of an lnmedl-
ate climax. Last night was rather a
seapless one particularly during the
early morning hours. The official bull
letn frankly speaks Of agltated periods
during the night and confesses that
the general condition Of the patient Is
somewhat depressed. II developed soon
after the issuance of the bulletin that
this depression was quite marked and
il continued to manifest itself through
out the forenoon, at one time assuming
an alarming aspect. This was when
the pope seemed to lose his grasp on
tangible surroundings. For the first
time since his Illness began there WAS a
momontary halluclnation. the patient
believing that a shadow fitted through
the room. The doctor and the attend
ant allayed his fears. outside peri
DDS Of depression, the general condition
Of the mental alermess continues clear.
When Doctors Mazz0ni and Lapponl
made their morning cali the patient
inquired about Dr. Rosson asking
why does not he come to see me?"
BeIug told that Dr. Rossini was IN,
lac said, Tell him he must take care
OF himself
Rome, July bat 9:l5 O'Clock this
morning the doctors issued the fol-
loving bulletin regarding the condition
OF the pope
"Up 10 midnight the pontiff remained
tranquil. hat afterwards he experienced
agitated intervals. a physical exam
nation OF the thorax shows no change
natH haTnpa
lion Of the kidneys continues slight, and
the general condition Of his holiness is
Somewhat depressed His pulse is 80,
respiration 81 and temperature 36 cent?
grade. "LAPPONI.
fSigned) "MAZZONI."
DIZZINESS AND HALLUC1NATIONS
Rome, July 10, 1865 p. m-The dizzl-
ness from which the pope was suffering
ness from which the pope was suffered
was kind OF a mental confusion dur
ing which lac seemed 10 lose conscious
ness Of his surroundings while he be-
lieYed he saw a vision. He eXplalned
afterwards tina he thought that he saw
an underlined shadow moving about the
room and slowly approaching his bed
Wheteupon the pontiff became agitatpd
and called for his valet, Pho Contra,
saying:
"Plo Who is II? Who Is lt7"
Or. Lapponi and Contra rushed TO the
patients bed and soon succeeded in
tranquilizlng him.
HIS KIDNEYS TROUBLE HIM.
Rome. july 10. 1850 p. NIT devel-
oped during the morning as the result
Of a careful medical examination that
the condition OF the popes kidneys Is
worse, as the component parts OF the
urine are not normal The diminution
OF certain elements lead the doctors 10
believe that his system is gradually APP
preaching O state OF dissolution. Traces
OF alubumen We're found, indicating al
though the kidneys are not performing