Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-13

their functions properly, that they are
not themselves organically diseased,
NOT ALLOWED TO GET UP.
Rome. July 10. l:45 p. m,-The pope
has not been allowed 10 get up today.
No change is apparent In his condition
since morning,
CONDITION GROWS WORSE.
Rome. July 10, p m.-rhe pope's
condition Is becoming worse. Contrary
to the arrangement made for a daily
reception TO three cardinals, none was
permitted TO enter the sick room today.
FREAK REMEDIES SENT.
Rome, July lS.-At both the vatican
and the house Of Or. Lapponl the ar
rivals Of patent medicine surgical in
suuments and medical apparatus Of all
kinds continue, each being accompanied
BY assurances that his holiness will re-
cover " II is used according 20 direc-
lions. From Vienna have come high.
ly perfected machines for producing
artificial respiration and for making
oxygen The pOntin. however. has not
required the administration Of oxygen
for the last three days, What ! need
says Pope Leo, "is air-fresh air BE-
sides should be allowed TO rise An Old
man of "a should not be kept In bed
when without fever"
HIS CONFESSION OFFENDED.
Mouslgnor Plfer, the confessor Of
his holiness, feels rather offended be-
cause he il not allowed to enter the
sick chamber and Is especially dissat-
isiied with the attending physicians
believing II is due to them that he is
excluded This morning he again asked
to De permitted to see Pope Leo. on
hearing the request the pontif said
when ! need him shall send for
him, and Monsignor Pifferi left the
vatican, considering himself an injured
man.
THE NOBLE GUARD
According to rules established for the
government of the noble guard, one Of
their principal duties il to watch ASST
duously the person OF the pope when
his holiness Is seriously IN, even the
papel apartments passing under their
responsibility during such periods Az
ter $50 there WAS gradual general
curtailment Of expenses at the vatican
and this resulted In reduction In
numbers of the noble guard, which now
musteTs N men Not all of these. how
ever are now present at the vatican.
owing 10 Illness OF other causes. and
consequently the services OF those on
duty Is very heavy. they mounting
guard, six at time for six hours. The
services rendered on the occasion Of the
popes present Illness by the Paatine
guards composed entirely Of artisans.
who receive no pay for vatican duty,
are highly appreciated
A REMARKABLE PRESENTIMENT.
Pope Leo IS credited with having
said. III | am destined to die from
this Illness feel shall expire onThurs-
day the feast day OF the Carmelte
madonna. whom | especially worship"
This presentiment is remarkable be-
cause In a certain way II comedies
with the prophecy made in the 18TH
century by ST. Malachy the bishop Of
Armagh, who predicted that Pope Leo
Would be succeeded by a pope Symbol
lying the motto 'Tgnes Ardens."
burning fire. The Carmeline ma
donna is the patroness OF the Carmelite
order which attributes It's origin to the
Prophet Elijah. who assembled to hea-
ven in a chariot Of fire. Besides a mem.
her and protector Of this order Is Car.
dinal Gotto. who Is looked upon as the |
most likely successor to the pontlticate, !
BLESSED ILLNESS"
Rome July l9.--When Monslgnor An.
geli. one OF the pope's secretaries. this |
morning described 20 his holiness the |
burst Of enthusiasm called forth by |
his illness, declaring that II had pro-
duced a revival favorable to the Catho-
lie hruch unexampled in its history,
the pontiff exclaimed BLESSED Illness