The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-20

The features Of the patient, which EIad given evidence ofs his pain. re- lHunned normal expression except for 1the pa1lor which increased.
 The RapA1 secFetarysof state. Cardi- anaI Merry Del Vakl. Cardinals F'errafa, JCag1poa. and BisHetft. the Popes two fsfgters and physicians who were at the bedside. recognized the calm pre- fcedtng eternal rest Dr. Marchiafava, this hand on the Pontsrs pulse, turned Howard the Papa1 secretary, who was lkneeIing, and shock his head. Cardi- sza1 Merry Del Val understood and Ecovered hIs face with his hands. Mean ftizne Cardinal sVaunutelh the Pope's En1ece Gllda. Paro1fna, his major domo. tMgr Bianchi, Mgr. Misciate1i and his ffPesciui. had joined the group in the scnan1ber.
 The sisters and the Pope's secre- narfes could not restrain their sobs and ffhedr voices seemed to bring back the fPontifH from the coma in which he Hips moved and it was plain that he Twas making an effort to ifnpart a final fbleesing For a moment it seemed lthat dissozution had taken place and linen the lips moved again.
 Hist Last Words.
 Together in one, all things in Christi he whispered Dr. Marchia- E14S-E&d5Ss4 bpIIiseiess on the PontifFs s breast. The fphysician bent over the bed. listening for heart that was stilIed.
 Tt is all over he said. and rever- Ient1y kissed inc .Pontimss hand. In turn the others did sthe same after
 Innnediateay after candle lights MIiekered in all the windows of Vatf- Ecan and the whole personnel Of the 1Apostolfc palace. with the permission Eof the PapaI secretary, passed by the body, kissing the hand of the Pontih las they passed. Throughout the night, messages had been received from. the heads of many states. inquiring the 9conditfon Of His Holiness. All were immediately notified of his death by ICardinal Merry Del Val
 As is the practice at the Vatican the news of the Pope was withheld from the public until it had been officially =kannounced to the various govern ments. Then it was made known here. The Italian premier. signor ESaIandra- at once ordered that the necessary measures be taken to guar antee the complete liberty of the pro- svisiona1 government of the church and Of the sacred College of Cardinals. which is the temporary custodian of 4 the supreme power of the church dur e ing the fnteregnum pending the eIec- i as
 Favor Conc1ave Tn Rome
 The matter of conclave was dis i cussed today. It was said that a ma 5orfty of the Cardinals are in favor I8of holding it in Rome as usual and further because of the neutrality of Italy in. the present war. Others, however, suggested that it would be better to meet in Holland, a country which they regarded as even more neutral than Italy. Among the candi- Hdates already mentioned are Cardinals ! Maffi, Ferrettas Agliardi. Rampe1li and Serafina, the latter formerly Nuncio of Mexico.
 There Is much interest in the mat fer of where the body of the Pope will find it's final resting place. 1t is recalled that the body Of Plus KI, while being carried from St. Peters to St. Lawrence, was the cause Of a riot For this reason. the body of Pope Leo, although he had expressed a wish to be buried in St. J John Later an, where his tomb was erected. is stfI1 in St Peters. as the late Pope feared that the transportation might cause disorders is believed that Plus chose sts Peter for. Izas .toznb