Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-16
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Day Has.Come.
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This Sickness ii Would BE on This Day Foresasnng
SNioi FuHiRed-HS Condition Vesp Grave.

experienced. He spoke Of the oppres-
sion on his chest, the difficulty In
breathing and the uncomfortable rest
cssness giving him In fact no peace In
any position
Or. Lopponl said the pope had called
for him very often during the night,
taking frequent restoratiyes, especially
meat broth. orangeade and tamarind
water
MASS CELEBRATED,
He felt better, howeyera the cele-
bratiOn OF the mass as though the COM
munlon had GAINED him. In fact, the
doctors proceeded with a thorough eX-
animation Of his th0rax without ia
tlgulng him too much. They found the
liquid In the pleura augmented but not
gathered in such quantity as to endan-
ger the patients life by producing pres
sure on the heart or through asphyxla
which might occur IL there was any
pressure on the lower part Of the brOn-
Chlal tube, On account OF the extreme
weakness of the pontlfi, no operation
for extracting the liquid viii be per-
formed until II IL absolutely indispens-
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performed tonight or tomorrow morn
ing The doctors hesitate to again per-
form thoraCocentests drainage Of the
pleura), fearing that the effect Of the
operation Itself Involving the POSSIBLE
ity OF pressure on the lungs and con-
sequently of the whole apparatus of
circulation, might be fatal
The secretion Of urine has slightly
augmented IN the last "a hours, having
reached 40 cubic centimeters. II Is,
however still greatly insufficient.
The doctors have received many con-
gratulations from many authorities,
with most OF whom they are not ac-
quainted, on their treatment OF the
pontlff. Among these Is latter to
DR., Lappcni from Prof. Henri Hubbard.
a member of the academy Of medicine
at Paris.
SLEEP RESEMBLES DEATH.
Rome, July l6, 19;25 p. m.-Mgr An
geli one OF the popes private secre-
tarles, has Just left the sickroom much
pre.occuped, He said
81 have left the holy father in a sleep
which Is 80 deep that II resembles the
lethargy of death"
CONDITION is WORSE.
Rome, July l6, 1850 p m.--Dr lap
POM has not left the vatican today,
partly because the condition OF the
pope is worse and partly because his
daughter, who has been suffering from
fever Is better and has left Rome.
In the Loggia Raphael, where the
sheets of paper are placed for the cal
lers TO sign their names, one was found
this morning with the following in
scriptlon:
"A young atheist wishes a serene
death 10 the old pontiff,"
This caused considerable scandal
among the plous vatican attendants.
The sheet was Immediately withdrawn.
PROsTRATION INCREASING.
Rome, July 49, p, m.--The pope's
prostration Is increasing. The difficult
ty he experiences in breathing has
grown more serious and is accom-
panied by severe bronchial wheeling,
HE SLEEPS.
Rome, July l6, fi3i p. m.-The pope Is
sleeping. His general condition remains
unchanged.
WILL DEFER OPERATION.
Rome, July l6, 4'25 p. m.-.The doc.
tors. after a thorough examination 90
the patient, have decided that the re-
gathering OF pleuric liquid, although
serious, does not constitute immediate
danger Of dissolution, and. therefore,
they will defer an operation until the
last possible moment.