The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-08
ness is restless and drowsy, frequently

ness is restless and drowsy, frequently
falling asleep. s
May Hold Consultation.
6:25 p ma few moments ago Dr..
MAJ zoni was suddenly called out Of the
sick chamber by Cardinal Rampolla and
a hurried whispered conversation ensued.
This gave rise to all kinds Of runors,
but it was soon explained that Cardinal
Rampolla had taken upon himself the
duty Of acting as mouthpiece for some
Of the intimate friends and relatives OF
the pope who suggested the advisability
of calling certain other doctors in con-
SuItation
DR.. Mazzoni replied that he had not the
least objection to such a consultation, but
that the symptoms and course Of the dis
ease were so clear and will defined as
to leave no doubt as to the diagnosis. He
therefore was unable to see the necessity
for the step proposed. --
No decision has yet been reached about
the matter. se.-..-. .. a.. ..... -
Cardinals Clash. .
An incident apropos of the rights Of
certain persons in the event of the death
of the pope has occurred between Cardi-
nal Rampolla and Cardinal Oreglia, who
is preparing to undertake his duties Of
cardinal camerlingo In virtue of his right
to this position, he demanded that a
suite of apartments should be prepared
for him at the vatican. After having re-
fused one that was offered him on the
first floor, he consented to accept another
! one, but ordered extensive alterations to
be made in it,
When Cardinal Rampolla heard Of this
! he regarded it as indecent that these al
| terations should be undertaken before the
death of the pope, and gave orders that
| the work should be at once suspended.
phs action on the part Of the secretary
ioffS state has rendered Cardinal Oregliaa
/ furious. He is one Of the greatest oppo-
tnents Of the policy Of Leo XIII. and Car
dinal Rampolla.
Churches Crowded.
| The churches this morning were mora
| crowded than Is usual with supplicants In
| terceding for the recovery Of the pontif,
repeating the pro pontifico informo prayer.
| An instance of the strain prevailing ow-
ing to the pope's illness is the case Of
a Roman who went to the Basil1ca and
| shouted:
IT am the popes nephew. The pope is
! dead. We are all lost; we must all de-:
He tried to throw himself from a con-
siderable height but was rescued and
| taken into custody.
Gibbons Starts for Rome.
Baltimore, July S.-Cardinal Gibbons
left for New York over the Pennsylvania
road at 1:18 D. m. to-day on his way to
Rome.
Berlin, July s.-The Boersen Courier
says that when the emperor received news
I of the pope's critical condition aboard
the Hohenzollern, he said: THE pope,
whom I know, love and revere, Is in dan
ger; let us pray for him.
!, Then during divine service the emperor
offered simple, impressive prayer, con-
Guiding:
1.-THE world needs great and good men.
1.-THE Almighty grant the holy father
many more years"
So many kilograms from all parts Of the
world have arrived at the Vatican that the
minister Of posts and telegraphs has been
, obliged to recall clerks who had gone on
, their summer vacations.
!, Emperor William, King Edward, King
Leopold, King Alfonso and the queen
: mother and the Prince Of Montenegro
, were among those who telegraphed.
Sayings Of the Sick Man.
Among the utterances attributed to his
holiness since his illness became critical,
are the following:
:. To Cardinal Macchi, secretary of apos-
tolic briefs:
Il am near the end. do not know II
all have done has been good, but have
obeyed my conscience and our holy faith. -
: To Cardinal Mathiou, former archbishop
e of Toulouse:
: IT greet France She has caused me
n much pain, but also much consolation and
d JOY"
r To Cardinal Ferrata, project Of the con-
gregation of bishops and regulars:
e I'VE are nearing eternity, my dear Fer
rata our cares will soon be over for u.s.
o To those who were present when ex-