The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-07-16
Pope >co.tiauss = Hosd out. With
Little Change In His '
Condition.
IS MORE COMFORTABLE THAN FOR DAYS
poctors Say III yvosla 0ceaslon No
S.Lave for Fifteen Days-,Ahxietys In,
Tarins Regarding Pontin'sfC ondi.,
tionReceives Cardin1ls. @

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day night he enjoyed. considerable peri
DDS sof repose. Dr. .Isapponi remained,
near the sick room throughout the
night, but there WAS little occasion for
his services. When DR.. Mazzoni Joined
him in the sick chamber. at $3.50
O'Clock Saturday morning they found
that their patient had not Suffered any
serious depression during, the night, al
though the same terrible weakness was
still manifest Nii& 1880 - 49,
"a slight improvement is manifested
In the primary ailment, but the condi-
tion Of the kidneys now gives cause for
q renewal Of anxiety: This IS Increased
by the danger Of the pontiff's heart Civ
ing out at any moment. Ina general
way, however, the brave old patient
may besaid to be more comfortable than
for. several days. The doctors now say
they would scarcely be surprised If the
seesaw between life and death contin-
ues for another Is days. Saturday after
noon the extraordinary ,nonogenarianI
received: ID audience three cardipals,
one belonging to the order Of bishops,
one to the order Of priests and one to
the order Of deacons, in the private
chapel Of the pontifical apartments.
A Triduam for the pope's. recovery
was commenced Saturday ard will con-
tinue increasingly until Monday night.
Prayers will be said and chanted' In
Pope Leo's behalf and the expenses Of
the service will be borne by the an
cient body known as the ssPope's Fa-
miliars.''
Anxious Regarding Pope's Condition.
IA dispatch from Turin announces
that even in the cradle of the house of
Savoy, which wrested temporal power
from the vatican, the people are dom.
mated by anxiety regarding the pope's
condition. The inhabitants formed an
imposing procession, headed by priests,
and slewly marched through the streets,
chanting intercessions. At the Church
Of the Consolata the archbishop of Turin
Cardinal Richelmy, himself a possible
successof Of the pope, addressed the
multitude and pronounced a eulogium
3f LED. XIII, declaring that his death
.Wouldsbe ali irreparaeie loss to- the
church Of Rome. - ~, ~. 49,.
i The British government has been
Obliged to forego its custom, dating
back many year,, ;of holding no diplo--:
matte intercourse with the vatican.
Saturday the government cabled direct
to Cardinal RampoAa as secretary Of
state. saying u cable message had been
recetvsd7 from the government 1T New
Zealand, inquiring about the pope's
health, and requesting an,answer in OFF
der to, transmit, it to Premier Seldom.
Conside Significance was attached
at the vatican TO this incident. y i
Pope Leo continues to show great In
terest in arranging that hfs testament
.tafy desires shall be carried OUT He
has specifically designated Cardinal
Rampolla, Mgr. Mocari and Cardinal
'Cretoni to see that every detail. should
be carried out AS: he desired. These ar
rangements relate to the circumstances
and. place of burial and also to his be-
quests and the provisions Of his will,
which have been drawn up.