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the event which has agltated the Cath
Ollie church, throwing the entire civil
lied people into mourning. If anything
can alleviate the pain which every
Catholic roof supports In the loss of
our glorious pontl1, II Is the consoIing
remembrance OF the noble, sanity life
Of the holy father, his serenity In the
midst Of continual anxiety, his indom-
table devotion to duty, and his marvel
Gus life, which has rendered the nfiu-
ence of religion stronger throughout the
world, thus eleyating human life.
I'VE pray Sir Thomas Esmonde and
Capt. Donean to be the interpretations
of the profound coincidence OF the party
on the occasion Of the funeral OF his
holiness
Csigned) JOHN REDMOND"
FROM KING EDWARD.
Cardinal Oreglia received the follow
ing from King Edward;
London, July "a,
His majesty received the news of the
death OF the pope With profound grief
and orders me to transmit to your en-
inence assurances OF his sincere sym
patty His majesty will always pre-
serve grateful recollection Of his re-
cent visit to his holiness
(Silned), "LANSDOWNE."
THE AUTOPSY.
Rome, July 22.-Dr Lappon this
morning presented to Cardinal Oregla
the official report OF the autopsy per
formed yesterday on the body Of the
pope which was conducted so far as
permissible in connection with the EN-
baming The report is chiefly import
ant in disprovlng the presence Of can
Ger OF nephritis. The text Of the report
follows:
Rome. Yesterday from to s p. m.
the embalming Of the body Of his holi-
ness, Leo XIII occurred"
After giving the names Of those who
assisted and those who were present at
the autopsy the report continues;
I'VE began by injecting into the thigh
over five litres of special preserving
liquid Having opened the abdomen
the lower vlscera were extracted and
found TO be perfectly healthy. The
spleen and kidneys were also absolutely
normal. In the latter the cortical sub
stance was well preserved and of a pale
pink color, After opening the thorax IL
was lbuiil NiluN Aht iiNhl " Nilt aOi Va anu
the carotin arteries were healthy except
that in the arch aorta was found an
atheromateus excTesence Nothing un-
usual was found In the pericardium.
The pleuia on the left side was quite
normal but on the right side the pleura
was full of liquid of an orange yellow
color above, and bloody at the bottom
with a large eliot of ibrlne floating.
an, a f.a q
the pleura toward the ribs, with a
slight scraping of Hbrine easily de-
tached allowing view of the surface
serum. The upper superior part OF the
right lung was quite normal. but the
upper lower part was somewhat hard
and cracked at the touch and while
cutting a whitish frothy liquid oozed
out. The inferior lobe had partly adj
hered TO the wall Of the thorax and
when this was cut a dirty white album
dant liquid ooZed out, showing COM
plete hepatisation. After the thorax
was filled with medIcated cotton and an
absorbing substance, after
which the incsion made for The exam
nation was sewed up and the body put
in order. All the members OF the au-
gust body were banded, as IN the case Of
anu INV Uuilhuhtc were
with an impermeable Narnish
tSigned), GIUSEPPE LAPPONI."
This report was accompanied with an
diagnosis made by all the
doctors participating in the embalming,
which says there was found a round
gray hepatlsatiOn Of the right inferior
lobe with much pleura fluid
Of serum iibrine character, partly
thus confirming the elm
lcal diagnosis
REQUIEM MASS FOR THE POPE.
Washington July 22--With an the
solemnity which makes IL most impress
siye services In the Roman liturgy, a |
solemn pontihcial requiem for his holt |
ness. Leo XIII, was celebrated at st. |
Mary's church today by rs excellency. |
he apostolic delegate Most Rev. Fall
COMO. The presence OF Mgr Falconio |
In the capacity Of celebrant made the |
ervice the official commemorative mass
Of the church IN America.
Invitations had been issued to the
Of the diplomatic corps and to
he cabinet. The seat Of honor, imme-
liately beside the catfalque was re-
leryed for the German charge deaf
aires, Mr.. Schneider. who was attired
n the full uniform Of a first lieutenant
u the regiment Of which the king Of
'aXony is the head Mr.. Schneider
wore ON his left arm o heavy band Of
repe. Immediately behind Mr. schnel-
er sat Mr.. Grip. the minister from Swe-
len and Norway ana Mr.. Calvo. the
'osta Rican minister. To the left OF
he catafalque sat Secy. OF the Treas
Try Shaw. The attorney general was
lnable 10 be present, but sent person.
! representative. The apostolic dele
ate received kilograms Of regrets from
he ministers from Portugal. Brazil.
Peru and Argentine, who are absent
rom the city.
The sermon was preached by Rev.
'harles Warren Iverre, rector Of 81.
iary's 4 Toh, and was a glowing tri.
ue 10 the late pope.
The four absolut.0ns were pronounced
y the representatives OF the Francis.
an, Dominican, Jesuit and Sulphican
riders present namely Revs. Father
'ebe. o. s.: Kent. O. s.: Mulvaney. S.
s, and Chapus, S. S.
His eNcellency, the apostolic delegate,
the final absolutlon. The |
hurch was heavily draped in mourn.
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