Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-07

Rome, July Following is the text of the bulletin regarding the condition of hts holiness issued at 9:20 o'clock this morning:
 1.-The pope passed restless night without sleep Nourishment, however has been more freely taken and the general condition of the patient is a little more reassuring. An objective examination shows change in the right of the hhorax, and the middle lobe of the lung, which up to yester- day did not permit the passage of air, now allows the air to penetrate. On the other hand, the interior zone has become more obtuse and the transmits sion of vocal and tactile vibration is wanting. This leads to the belief that there is liquid in the pleura. An experimental incision will be made. The action of the heart is such as to render the renal function insufficient and to cause cyanosis in the last pha- Sanges of the hands
 "LAPPONI,
 ..MAZZONI."
 At five minutes before o'clock this morning there was considerable excite mert around the vatican and numerous persons were going to and coming from the pope's bedroom. The rela- tives of the pontiff, Cardinal Rampolla and Pope Leo's private secretaries however, remained in the chamber Cardinal Rampolla has been receiving members of the diplomatic body at all hours of the day and night.
 Several large books kept for the pur- pose have been signed by members of : the Roman aristocracy, high ecclesias- tical authorities, notable personages Of the papal court and distinguished strangers who have cafied to inquire regarding the pope's condition. All the papal military bodies in permanent service are earning the two months extra pay which they receive in case of the death of the pope and extra pay for two additional months from a new pope.
 Ats:35 it was stated that up to this time the telegrams received at the vat lean from all parts of the world num- Der 3.7S2 They include many from America, among which is an especially affectionate one from Cardinal Gfb- bons.
 Although the pope is stfTl alive Car dinal Oreglia begins to be the center
 
 cred that the moment is close at hand when he will assume the supreme pow CT in his capacity as cardinal camer- lengo.
 Engineers Scheifer and Manucci. who are called architects of the con- clave as their office consists in waH- ing up the cardinals when they have gathered for the election of new rNIo A1,o disposal of Cardinal Oreglia, as has also Prince Chigi, who holds the office of marshal of the conclave
 Tn all the churches masses are cele- brated and these are attended by ex- traordinary numbers of the faithful, who pray for the recovery of the pom tiff.
 9:35 a. m.-When Dr MaZzonf went flfis morning to the vatican Dr Lap poni made a full report to him as to how the pope had passed the night Then hoth entered the sick room. Pope Leo smiled benevolent1y at pr Mag zoni. but seemed not to have sufficient strength to speak. The doctor asked; ''How is. your holiness ?" To this in quiry the pontiff. in a. faint voice, re- piled: T have no illusion and am re signed.
 Then he raised his eyes. while his lips moved. evidently insprayer.
 The doctors then proceeded to make most manJEte examination of the pa tient, listening to his breathing and testing his lungs.
 The pope having expressed a desire thds morning to read the Osservatore Romano and the Voce Della Verita, to see what they were saying about his illness, special editions of the journals were prepared and sent to his holiness. Rome, July 7.-The pope this morn ing expressed the desire of again talk ing communion, notwithstanding the fact that he received the last com munion on Sunday and extreme unc- tion yesterday evening. Mgr Marzo- lini. one of the chamberlains, therefore performed both ceremonies. The pon- tiff showed great serenity, repeating Clat he felt quite prepared to leave the world In spite of this he now and then expressed the hope that he might yet recover. The pontiff after wards received his niece and her hus- band, Count Canali. who came pur- posely from their home in the country to see him again.
 The pontiff continues to be greatly Interested in what the press says about him, asks to be informed regard ing the printed opinions and views ex- pressed and shows satisfaction on learning that throughout the world general regret at his condition is man. ifested without distinction of creed or politics.
 After last nights collapse, as though aware for the first time of his danger. the pope literally forced him. self to take greater quantity of nour- sshment.
 Stringent regulations for the preser- vation of order and quiet are enforced at the vatican, though many strange CTS have been able to take advantaa' of the situation to invade the palae present cards and secure access to t apartments. The authorities to-day --