Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-10

Rome, July 1o.-The pope arose at 0 o'clock this morning. He sa1d ne thought the air of his room was some what vitiated and wanted it changed An attendant, Pic Centra, after nav ing been authorized to do so by Dr Lap poni. opened the windows of the Whole apartment, including that of the sick room, the pontiff having previously been carefully covered with extra blankets. After remaining open for a short time the windows were closed, with the exception of the window ot the sick room, Dr Lapponi having de cided that the balmy, fresh air could only do the patient good The open1ng and shutting of the windows was watched by the people who had gath cred there to hear the latest news, ana some of them interpreted it meaning that the pontiff was dead, which neces- sitated a prompt official denial.
 The pope prayed for half an hour and then had breakfast, partak1ng or the yolk of an egg, beaten up Wlth sugar in hot coffee, and hgnt DIS cult. The pontiff then attended to ms toilet, but he did not shave. he then received his private secretary Msl Anglia. who was again surprised aC the pope's brightness of mind ana ulS- play of energy. On leaving the SICK room Mgr Anglia remarked to tnose who surrounded him and asked Ior= news that if it was not known that the pope was dangerously i'll, from ms dp- nearance at, that time one would say
 l. al NnndJtI0n- secretary added that the pontiH re- feyred to several different matters, re calling exactly the most minute details and remembering facts, figures ana dates with marvellous promptness, ana all this to the accompaniment of snuH taking.
 The same impressions were formed by Count Camille Pecci, who visited the pope after Mgr Angeli. The doc tors visit and the operation followed. The doctors who entered the pope sick room at S:3O o'clock this morn ing. were still there at 10:15, and. 1t was supposed that~a new operation had become necessary. Nothing was known at the latter hour further than thatwhen they entered the chamberthe doctors found the condition of the pope not much changed His temperature was a little above 36 degrees, centi- grade and his pulse was usscillating be- ; between S5 and 90. The pontiff ques- toned the doctors about his condition saving: ssDo not deceive me, doctors, nothing more can affect me-" He asked if the regathering of the serum in the pleural cavity means that the disease is growing seriously worse, and the doctors fenced, saying that it was one of the phases which general ly reoccurs several times during an att tack
 Then" said the patient, "a new op- eration is necessary"
 .We will see," answered Lapponi, and Mazzoni added:
 Your holiness knows that the opera ton is not dangerous in itself"
 Dr Mazzoni's operation this morning was almost identical with that of Tuesday afternoon The patient lay on his couch. with his side exposed. The skin above the affected parts was washed with a solution of alcohol, CO., caine was hypodermically injected and Dr Mazzoni inserted pravas needle, which, by suction, drew off the vitiat ed matter. The operation was com paratively painless and was performed without recourse to chloroform or oth- CT anaSthetics
 After the operation the pope felt so relieved that he insisted on getting up and took several steps towards his arm chair and seated himself Sor a few minutes. He then rose and, going to the book shelves where he keeps his favorite authors, took down Hosace's S .sArs Poetica,'' returned to the arm chair and began reading, holding one leg over the other. He seemed to feel no i'll effects from the operation. On the contrary, he appeared to have de rived benefit from it.
 Later. in the day the pope had lunch and then took long rest.
 The funeral of Monsfgnor Volpini late secretary of the consistory con gregation, who was stricken with apo plexy Wednesday, occurred to-day The pope has not yet been informed ot bis death, a
 At 3:15 he was still enjoying a rest ful repose and showed no ill effects from the operation. The neighborhood of the vatican was tranquil There is some possibility of another operation tonight, though this is scarcely prob able Several cardinals called at the vatican this afternoon and no change had been reported up to o'clock.
 Rome, July 10, 9:3O a. m.-Premie1 Zanardelli had long conference to day with the minister of justice, Sig nor Coccu-Ortu, under whose jurisdic tion are all religious affairs in Italy about the eventual right of veto which the Italian government might exercise at the next conclave. Three Catholic powers, Spain, France and Austria enjoy this privilege, termed the ''righl of exclusion which entities them tt veto the election of candidate who k not persona grata to their govern nents. Iii such a case power whicl may desire to prevent the election of : certain candidate deputes cardinal Q