Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11

TENTS condition is generally easier
The th0faX was again examined There
was no Increase OF liquid IN the upper
portion Of the thoraX to give ind caliohs
OF pleugitic irritation The pulse WAS
stronger and fuller at $751; respiration IS
and temperature 1913 cenligrode. His
meetal condition was brighter
"ROSSINE
"MAZHONI
"LAPpONL'
Rome July 1.-THE pope continues
to hold his own A slight Improvement
Is manifested In the primary ailment
but the condition Of the Kidneys now
gives cause for renewal Of anxiety.
This Is increased by the danger of the
pontIfCs heart giving out at any mo-
ment In general way, however the
brave old patient may be saia to be
more comfortable than for several days
The doctors say they would scarcely be
surprised II the see-saw between lie
and death continues for another 10
days This afternoon the extraordi-
nary nonogenarian received In audience
three cardinals, one belonging to the
order Of bishops one 20 the order of
priests, and one to the order Of deacons,
in the private chapel Of the ponthcal
apartments,
A iridium for the popes recovery was
celebrated today and viii continue UNI
ceasingly until Monday night, Prayers
win be said and chanted In Pope Leos
behalf and the expenses OF the services
win be borne by an ancient body known
as the pope famillars. A dispatch
from Turin announces that even in
cradle of Savoy, which wrested tenn
poral power from the vatican, the In
habitants today formed an imposing
procession headed by priests and slow
iy marched through the streets, chant
ing intercessions. At the church OF the
Consoata. the archbishop OF Turin
Cardinal Richelmy himself a possible
successor Of the pope, addressed the
multitude and pronounced a eulogium
Of Leo Mi, declaring that his death
would be an rreparable loss to the
church Of Rome.
The British government has been
obliged 10 forego It's custom, covering
many years, Of holding no diplomatic
intercourse with the vatican. Today
the government cabled direct 10 Car
dlnal Rompola, as secretary of state,
saying "a cable message had been re-
ueived from the government Of New
Zealand inquiring about the popes
health and requesting an answer in Or
der TO transmit 1t to Premier Seldom.
Considerable significance was attached
the vatican Ia this Incident
REMAINED IN BED.
Rome. July II, 1l:lO a. m.--Contrary
10 his usual habit, the pope did not
get up this morning not because Of
any unusual depression as his general
condition Is somewhat improved, but
because the doctors urged him TO rest
rs much as possible and to stay in bed.
The foregoing comes from authorita-
tive sources, thus disproying the re-
ports that the pope Is falling rapidly
II 30 q, m.-The condition Of the pope
IS stationary A small crowd is
gathering In the court yard Of the
vatican awaiting news regarding the
poptiG The feeling that the patient
may linger for some time is becoming
more general
1890 p. m.-The general condition Of
the pope IS unchanged He took his
midday nourishment OF sweet breads,
chicken. Jelly and a small glass OF
Narsala wine.
1880 p m.-Shortly after the midday
meal the pope fell into a peaceful sleep
which stlll continues.
CONTINUES TO SLEEP.
$3.50 p, m-The pope continues to
Fleep, and those about him consider this
sleep 10 be unnatural and arising from
an augmentation Of wea kness. IL Is ex-
pected that all three doctors viii 20 TO
the sick room twice this afternoon. at
and AT Z =. m.
D. m.-The pope is awakened. thus
dlssipatlng the fear OF the approach Of
a state Of coma.
$3.50 p, m.-Dr Mazzozni emphatically
denies that the pope is suffering from
Inflammation OF the Kidneys
When the news spread that the pope
might possibly be suffering from in
nammation OF the kidneys, repre-
tentative Of the Associated Press went
10 see Prof. Mazzoni In order 20 re-
celye a direct affirmation or denial. The
professor was in his study. where
the most prominent object Is a portrait
n Pope Leo. with the following inscrip-
lion IN the handwriting OF the pope
"praestatl Viro Galtano Mazzonl.
Medico Chiurugo, Arte Eximia. Manu-
ri Renuae, Praectare de Nobls Merto.
LEO Kill"
When informed Of the reason Of the
visit the professor said Immediately;
"1 know all about II The news
was spread by an American doctor In
Rome. ! authorize you to deny it
emphatcally and to make the follow.
!ng statement The disease of the
POPE Is pneumonia, followed BY pleu-
Iisy, on, as II is commonly called, peu.
ro-pneumonla, To have nephrts
which means Inflammation Of the kid.
neys, the latter must be diseased, while
the Oontlf's Is healthy. His urine
IS scarce. but II Is normal. both chem.
ically and microscopically considered
$50 p. m.-.The pope Is stil awake. but
L. not feeling quite 80 bright as he did
this morning The doctors are now ar
irving at the vatican FOR an early visit
In order 10 take into account the con-
venlence OF all concerned, including all
the pope, unless new symptoms are dis
covered The doctors are not likely TO
return TO the vatican tonight
RECEIVES HIS NIECES.
Later In the day the pope received the
Countess Canal and the countess Moro
nj, his neces, and, after a short chat
with them. asked about Mgr Yolponi,
saying
what Is the matter? Why does he
not come 10 see meY"
II was explained TO the pontff that
the excitement OF the last few days had
overcome Mgr Nolp0ni, who was quite
unwel But the pope was not Informed
that Mgr Nolponi was dead.
A rumor circulated 10 the effect that