Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-07-13

ne touiu 90 lOr lnetn. Tney clamOret
ior kerchiefs and ribbons. Peter re
turned with bale OF goods and dis
tribnted silk kerchiefs and many-co,
jred ribbons until every girl had hel
share and was prepared to lay hei
heart at the feet OF the generous
prince
NEW YORK. July 9.-Obeying al
order from Cardinal Rampoli. Cardi
nal Gibbons sailed today for Rom,
via Havre. France
ST LOUIS. Mo. July 9.-Tommy
feltz and Tommy Sullivan. the Brook
lyn teatherweights and old-time rivals
N the ring, are to try conclusions
again tonight in a twenty-round con
est before the West End club of this
city. The last time they fought the
iecision Went to Feltz ON a foul.
LONDON. July president Lou.
bet left for Paris today. King Edward
was at the station to bid him farewell
llso cabinet members. The populace
gave the French president an enthusi.
istic farewell.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.. July 9
nv SN' 'hNi assembly OI lIt
Jewish Chautauqua society. the mem
bership OF which includes workers in
every state of the Union. Canada
British India, and New Zealand. open.
ed today in the convention halls of
The Royal palace hotel and will con
inue until the end of the present
month
Tho Fnnnrnl limos of In- 80,
'essful program are to be followed
\ week will be devoted specifically to
Jewish Chautauqua courses in history
md literature DR. Emil G.. Hirsch
If Chicago will again give course
If lectures and a number of other
prominent speakers are to be heard
rhe second week will consist OF the
work OF the committee OF Fifteen ap.
pointed last year to devise a curricu.
um for the religious schools. The
bird and last week of the assembly
will be devoted to summer school
Work in Applied Philanthropy" ana
will be under the direction ,of DR.. Lee
<. Frankel, manager of the United
Hebrew Charities OF New York City
LONDON. June 9.-The Pilgrims
hub today entertained the officers ot
he American squadron at luncheon
Admirals Beresford and Cotton spoke
expressing the iriendliest sentiments
LONG BRANCH, l.. l., July g.
'or the first time in five weeks Endi-
ott Allen stood up and talked with
his doctors this morning. Allen was
Harvard graduate and had been
lsleep since the first of June. 1t is
believed he is suffering from hysteria.
lis waking spell today was very brief,
nut il is thought he will recover.
ROME. July 9.-An official bulletin
ssued this morning says that the
light was tranquil one for the pope
nd most of it spent in sleep Pro-
ess of pneumonia is more resolved
II those parts oi the lungs that are
rot covered by a small quantity OF
he liquid still existing in the pleur-
tic cavity. The general condition
continues to he maintained, but more
relieved.
tSignedD Lapponi & Mazzoni.
These physicians had consultation
With Cardelli, the noted specialist
his morning. The latter indorsed the
bulletin, though he did not sign it,
Lapponi spoke more cheerfully this
morning. Considering the anchor
ltion of his holiness condition | can
lot say that | have hope. but am
uot in the depths of despair which
jverw helmed me for many hours"
Mazzoni declares that even if the
pope rallies, it seems incredible that
he can recover. Life in that event
would be half death, for the illness he
is undergoing is enough to wreck the
constitution of a healthy young man.
Cardinal Rampolli. at his request
was received by the pope today. His
holiness expressed qualification at
he interest taken in his condition by
he Sacred College and at the manifes
atoms of the people of Rome. Ask
ing If there any immediate affairs to
leal with, the papal secretary made
1 short summary of the principal
pending questions. Later the pope
was strong enough to be shaved.
A newspaper message this after
noon says the pope took beef tea and
iigitalis today, but grave complica-
ions are feared. Populo Romano, an
)tner paper, maintains that reaction
for the better is present.
LONDON. July 9.-The Rome cor
respondent Of the Central News at
1870 this afternoon asserts that sur
prising rally has occurred in the con
lition of the pope. He says he don't
hope for recovery.
ROME, July 9.-Monsigneur Vol
pini, secretary of the consistory, died
his morning OF syncope, with which
he was stricken in the pope's ante
;hamber yesterday. If he had lived
through the prospective conclave, he
would have achieved the highest prize
OF a priests life, namely that of a
cardinalship. reporter for the
newspaper Patria was stricken in the
vatican with apopleXy while awaiting
news of the pope's illness. also died
today.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. July 9.--Kha-
ki-uniformed soldiers are conspicuous
on the street of Milwaukee today and
the corridors of the hotel and other
public places resound with martial
tread. The visitors are members OF
the Department of Wisconsin, Span.
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