The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-07-10
NBITl0N MIGHT
SACRIFICE LEO
ome Is Aroused by Remark.
able Stories About the
Pope's Advisers.
[RGE HIM re
Spe Was Somewhat Brighter This
Morning, but Very Wsak--Took
Nourishment Four Times
Yesterday.

Rome, lilly O., l.f1 u M.--lne pepO
is taken nourishment four times dur
& the night. His pulse shows a
light Improvement. AT $3.50 O'Clock
lis morning he left his bed for an arm.
hair.
Rome, July z, 7:42 a MA bulletin
is just been issued. 1t says the CON
ton of the pop is stationary. After
Eice taking a raw egg ana a little
handy he went to sleep.
Rome, July THE official bulletin
sued at 6 o'clock this morning states
hat the pope rested peacefully during
be night.
Ills holiness Will perhaps live through
be day.
Rome, July S-Tne pope seemed some
that Frustrated after u rather exclt-
bg morning, and is now enjoying a
huch needed sleep. Only two bulletins
BOARDING the pope's health will be
sued daily, n doctors agreeing there
re not su1flcient changes in his conai-
lon to chronicle them more often. The
ope insists on staying up. walking at
btervals, saying hat weakness is the
Forst part OF illness, against which the
est remedy Is activity.
The ameiioration in the pope's con-
itton this morning was SO unnatural.
pnsidering the gravity OF his illness,
hat it was feared possibly 1t was only
be last flickering OF the vital flame.
During this brighter interval the
ope esuned his habits OF command,
nd insisted on giving orders for the
reparation Of a brief appointing Mon
fgnor Volponi as secretary OF the Con-
fstorial congregation. The post was
facant owing to the promotion of Mon
fgnor Nocella to cardinalate. The
Importance OF such an appointment Is
manifest when 1T is considered that on
Pie pope's death the secretary OF state
leases to exercise his functions. which
re assumed Immediately by the secre-
Rry OF the Consistorial congregation.
Some Remarkable Stories.
In vatican circles there seems K be
issatisfaction because Of rurnors in
Circulation to the effect that those in
luthority, instead Of preventing the
trength, have for their w
Urged him, contrary to his physicians
ldvice, to further exertion. 1t has been
Rinted that those who might be eligible
candidates for the chair of st. Peter
you'd n o AVE many regrets should
he way be left open without more de-
ay, and that regardless OF the pontifr's
eebleness they worked upon his harm
ess natural pride in vigor of his con-
tuition and venerable age to ncour
ege him to preside at two recent con-
Histories, as well as to undertake nu-
aerous receptions OF pilgrims and 9TH
visitors to the Eternal city, notwith-
Handing the precarious condition Of
is health since the operation in 1899.
rhich has grown much worse during
he last few months Under the cir
umstances such insinuations are ener-
Eetically ~repudiated by those con-
Eerned.
This Mornings Bulletin.
The next bulletin issued this morning
" the pope's physicians follows:
Although his holiness passed the
hight almost without sleep, he is not
% uneasy as he was yesterday. The
pope has been benefited by injection
digitalis ard camphor, and the CON
dition of his chest is normal. There is
slight cough, with some catarrhal
mission. Sufficient nourishment has
been taken. His pulse is still weak
tut not intermittent; temperature is be-
low normal. His condition therefore
fannot be described as better, out is
certainly not worse.
~.tJ.annopi Nayzanin