The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-10

which he was then found to he suf-
iIeering was kept secret from even the
rope, IN order not to cause him any
alarm.
since making this di.,covery Profess
have endeavorcd TO cure the Pontft of
this disease. and il was only when
inc Holy Father was seized with the
sudden attack of influenza last month
that the physicians 70 nd that they
had been unsuccessful in their strug
gle.
AS n result of the latent unobserved
progress OF the uraemic disease the
zones respiration became suddenly
iculty IN breathing through the az
ternoon marked the most serious fea-
ture Of the RELAPSE
After visiting the Pope at o'clock
Tonight Professor Alarchiafava said ::
In all probability the Pope will spend
restfrl and feverless night Judging
ditton of his heart is unchanged"
fhe optimistic air which pervaded
the Vatican and was spread by visitors
changed materially in the afternoon
when the report emanatcd from the
vatican that NJ , o'clock the PopS had
pearcd to be in weakened condition
It., 5t was a., also Learned that the patient
mao suffered CO 'ulsions and rather
While the Pope had been unable to
sleep Tor any number hours con-
tinuously. owing to frequent coughing
spells. lie was reported TO have rested
we'll during the night and TO have been
feNerless al noon when he awoke from
short sleep. II was at this time
that he chcerfully greeted DR.. Amlci
who told the patient that his tempera-
ture was practically normal and his
The Pontin's first thought upon being
told this was TO request that the mes
and Maria Sarto. who are in house
adjoining the Vatican He has request
ed many times that he be allowed to
CnfA but i,,~ 1, tr -
relapse OF three days ago all visitors.
except those in Immediate attendance.
have been forbidden.
The Osservatore Romano. the of =
cial organ OF The Vatican, in the eve
nimg edition TO- day said:
the assurance that after his relapse
on Monday. evening the condition Of
This i d. f 81! in many circles to be
reports emansunE from an authorita =
tive source became known this eve
ming.
According to an authoritative eve;
ministers to tho Vatican last night
wired their respective governments
that the. Pope was not thought 20 be
able 10 live out tho month.
Talks OF Approaching End.
The Tribuna tonight prints an in
terview with prominent prelatc. in
which he is quoted as saying that the
/ Pope no longer jokes about his illness.
but rcsignedlJ' speaks of his approach
/ ing end.
His Holincns is known TO lie WORRY
| ing considerably over the fact that
! there are Il large number OF pilgrims
! either in Rome or on their way here.
! and that all audiences during the
/ month Of April have been Cancelled.
! :hus disappointing thousands.
/ Four thousand pilgrims gathered in
I 81. Peters Church this afternoon when
! the seriousness OF the Pope's coHdi
/ ton was appreciated for the first time.
/ Prayers were SAID for the recovery OF
/ the Holy Father.
1 \ few callers at the Vatican We're
I received by Cardinal Merry Del Val.
I papal Secretary Of State. But even
the number of visitors has been ma
terally decreased and none OF the
! cardinals who called during the day
was allowed to see His Holiness.