The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-17
6PE'S CONDITION
NOT 50 REAssURlNG
ii Condition OF the Kidneys
Causes Fear Of Not Dis
tant Dissolution.
|sL,KEs CONFINEMENT
COMBINE MENT
Holiness Insists That He Would Be
n.tter OF If Permitted to Follow
Usual Course Of His Daily
Life.

Tome. July IA, 1880 a. m.-The pope
nassed a somewhat restless and
tated night. He awoke at $40
~. hut shortly after dropped again
b a heavy sleep.
pone. July IA, 4:3O a. m.-Dr. Lap
:, has succeeded In terminating the
"a With stimulants. He also gave
a little nourishment. The pa
hts breathing is again difficult. He
81 he feels cry tired.
Rome, July ID, 2:15 a. m.-The pope
led out several times In his sleep
i then awoke, showing great signs
depression ana Wltil ms lucas SOME
nndon, July IA dispatch from
me. timed midnight, says:
EThe pope is rapidly sinking. All his
atiyes have been summoned. 1t Is
borted that he has relapsed into UNI
seriousness" s
Rome. July 10, Z p. m.-The pope's
hdition is becoming worse, and con-
nv to arrangements made for daily
keptions of three cardinals, none was
United to enter the sick chamber
lay.
Rome, $40 p. m.-Hyperdemic in
tions of salt and water were admin
cred to the pope. The night bulletin
anxiously awaited.
Rome, July 13s-The following bull
n has just been issued:
The depression In the pope's
ength persists. The frequency of
kpiration is slightly augmented.
spiration, &c; pulse, 90; weak tenn
tature of I centigrade. General con-
!on is always grave. No immediate
hger."
Rome, July 13.-At 9:15 this morning
doctors issued the following bulle-
regarding the condition Of the pope:
Up to midnight the pontiff remained
nquil but afterwards he experienced
Itated intervals. The physical ex-
bination Of the thorax shows no
hinge since the day before yesterday.
e action OF the kidneys continues
ght and the general condition of his
(iness is somewhat depressed. Pulse
respiration 80, t~eperature So. Cen
frade.'
ONE uneasiness was o~ccasioned his
rning owing to the pope being at
Eked by a feeling OF dizziness, be-
Eed to nave been the result of cere-
weakness. At noon his condition
Eame slightly worse. The dizziness
came pronounced, accompanied by
eting Authorizations. The dizziness
5 a kind of mental confusion dur
which he seemed to lose conscious
IS Of his surroundings, while he be-
eed he saw visions.
Had HaIlucination.
lie explained afterwards that he
bught he saw an underlined shadow
wing about the room, and slowly APP
aching his bed, whereupon the pom
became agitated and called for his
et, Pho Contra, saying: "Pio, Pho,
o is 1t, who is it,"
pr. Lapponi and Contra rushed to
patients bed and soon succeeded
tranquilizing him. 1t developed
ing the morning. as a result of a
eful medical examination Of the cor
on of the pope's kidneys. that 1t Is
rse, as the component parts Of the
ne are not normal. The diminution
certain elements leads the doctors
fear his system is gradually APP
aching a state of dissolution. The
be has not been allowed to get up
It both the vatican and the house Of
Lapponi the arrivals OF patent
dicine, surgical instruments and
tical apparatus of all kinds con-
le, each being accompanied by the
frances that his holiness will re-
Ter II 1T be used according to di-
Ions. From Vienna have come
bly, perfected machines for produc-
artificial respiration and for maxi
oxygen. The pontiff, however, has
required the administration of oxy-
for the last three days.
Wants to Get Up.
What / need" says Pope Leo, "is
fresh air: besides, I should be al
ed to rise. An old man Of "a should
pc kept in bed when without fever"
%onsignor Pifferi, %confessor Of his
ness, feels rather offended because
IS not allowed to enter the sick
Pnner, and is especially dissatisfied
the attending physicians, believ-
IT is U to them that he is ex-
ed. This morning he again asked
e permitted to see Pope Leo. On
n the request the pontifr said:
Fnheh l need him ! shall send for
n Monsignor Pifferi left the
can, considering himself an In
d man.
The Papai Guards.
feording to the Rules establishedfor
government Of the noble guard,
OF their principal duties is to watch
luuously the person OF the pope
II MS holiness Is seriously Ill, even
papal apartments passing under
: responsibility during such pc
3. After 1870 there was a. gradual
eral curtailment OF the Of
yatlcan and this resulted In reduce
IN the numbers OF the royal guard.
en now musters about forty men
al Of these. however, are now
Peht at the vatican, owing to illness
puner cause, and consequently the
ICE OF these on duty is very heavy,
mounting guard six at q time for
hours. The services rendered on
occasion of the pope's present ILL
py the Palatine guards, composed
reiy of artisans, who receive no pay
vatican duty, is highly appreciated.
May Die on Thursday.
ppe Leo is credited with having
am destined to lie from this
fss feel / shall expire on Thurs
the feast day OF the Carmelite
sonna, whom I especially worship"
plesentlment rs remarkable, be-
- IN a certain way 1t comedies with
made In the Twelfth CEN
os SAM Malachy, bishop OF Ar
=, VINO predicted that Pope Leo will
nsceeded by a pope symbolizing the
-. lgnes Ardens," burning fire."
Sarmelite Madonna is the patron
~ me Carmelite order, which con-
a,es its origin to- the Prophet Eli
mho assembled to heaven In q char
~ IRE. A member and the pro-
III this order lis Cardinal Gotto.
iooKed upon as the most likely