STEDTTOT) MATH TttTBUNK MEDFOttD, oRTCfiON, THURSDAY, AUGUST SO. lOl-T rttGWi BIX n POPE PIUS X PASSES AWAY DURING NIGHT IN HIS 80TII YEAR-FAMILY AT BESIDE AT END K f SCENES IN THE LIFE OF THE LATE PONTIFF, PIUS X, WHO PASSED AWAY EARLY THIS MORNING IN HIS EIGHTIETH YEAR LIES IN STATE 1:20 O'CLOCK Tl III mm body END COMES A! H OM A mm "Togdhcr In One, All Thlnfls In Christ,' Are Dylnq Words of Cath olic Prelate End Is Peaceful Rouses From Seml-Consdousness to Glide In the aVIley of Death. nOMK, Auk, 20. "Tofietlier In one. nil things In Christ." Those words which rope Plus X adopted as Mb motto In an encyclical Issued August 10, 1903, six days after he had heen elevated to tho pontificate were on his lips as ho entered the Valley of Heath. The end. which camo at 1:20 o'clock this morning, was peaceful. A few moments before ho had been roused from a state of seml-eoncloiiB-uess and he attempted to bestow a blessing on tho90 gathered In the chamber, but his strength failed him. After a pause ho- murmured tho scriptural text and did not speak ngaln. In KUhlietli Year The death of pontiff In tho eight ieth jear of his llfo and tho twelfth j ear of his pontificate, whllo long ex pected because of nilments Incident to advanced age, nevertheless camo as a shock even to those near him. For several duys ho had been suf fering from gouty catarrh, but Tues day his physicians asserted that tho trouble was of no great Importance, and yesterday morning reassuring re ports concerning tho patient were cur rent. Tho change camo suddenly during the forenoon yesterday and early la tho day those In attendance an nounced that death was Imminent. Similar attacks had been resisted with tho aid of tho Pope's will power but depression over tho clash of armi In Europo militated against another recovery. At 10 o'clock last night the pontiff experienced an attack of coughing that greatly distressed him. He could not movo In bed without as sistance and tho struggle ho made to breathe was painful to witness. As tho supreme moment approached th coughing ceased and tho restlessness which the doctors had been unable to relieve disappeared. The features, which bad given evidence of his pain, resumed a normal expression except for the pallor, which Increased. Tho papal secretary of state, Cardl nlal Merry Del Val, Cardinals Ferrata, Caglano and Dlslctl, tho Pope's two sisters, and physicians, who were at the bedside, recognized that calm pre ceding death. Dr. Marchlafava, his hand on the pontiff's pulse, turned toward the papal secretary, who was kneeling, and shook his head. ItelaUrcs at Death Bed Cardinal Merry Del Val understood and covered his face with his hands. Meantime Cardinal Vannutelll, tho Pope's nleco, Ollda Parelln: his ma jordomo, Monslgnor Dlanchl, Mon slgnor Mlsciatelll, and his secretar ies, Monslgnors Dressan and Pesclnl, had joined tho group in tho cham ber, Tho two slaters and tho Popo's secretaries could not restrain their sobs and their voices scorned to bring back the pontiff from the state of coma Into which ho had lapsed. His eyes opened and his lips moved, and It was plain that lie was making an effort to impart a final blessing. I'or a moment-It seemed that- disso lution had taken placo and then the lips moved again. "Together In one, till things In Christ," ho whispered. "It Is All 0cr' Dr. Marchlafava released the wrist, which dropped pulseless on tho pon tiff's breast. Tho physician, bent oer tho bed, listening for a heart that was stilled, 'It Is nil ovor," ho said and rctor cntly kissed tho pontiff's hand. In turn tho others did tho same, after which they intonod prayers for tho dead. Immediately after, candle flickered in all the windows of Vatican and llio wholu personnel of tho apostolic palaco, with permission iih (hoy iiukhuiI. Throughout tho night )md boon received from tho heads of of 1 1 In llolliieu. (Vmrluwt DWriUMwl Thu JlalUn premier, Hlgnor rtalnn dm. at once ordeied tliut the nece miry HtsurM tie taken to utrunteo itu uouuklii llliurtv at (Iih iirnvUlnil. ' jl mwuwvwt f?f Ibv church ami of With Ueatoti trade U MiuforiJ u)d. -MSJSJSJ.S.SM ...,.., gj (f. PPvRjhHII JBEw Ix)wcr secne show liirtliplnrp of the late jHipe, (luNeppe Melohiono Snrto, known as 1'ojm J'im X, at IlicMc, n hcciio in tlie unnlon tif the witii-nu nml a portrait taken at lu aje of 'J.l. tho Sacred College of Cardinals. which Is tho temporary custodian of the supreme power of the church dur ing the Interegnum pending the elec tion of a Pope. Among the candidates already men tioned are Cardinals Maffl, De I-nl, Ferrata, Agllardl, i'omplll and Sera flnl, the last named cx-nuuclo of Mexico, ther because of tho neutrality of JESUITS GENERA I DIES SAM IE IET AS POPE PIUS HOME, Au?. 20, I-.m n. in. (via Paris, Auk- 20, 8:03 n. in.) The re port is current that Francis Xnvler Wernz, gcnernl of the Society of Jesus, died last miilnilil. It Iisik heen impossible officially to emifinn the report. LONDON', Aufr. 2C A dNpatcli to the Kxchano Tt'legrapli eompnny from Home says that Father Francis Xaier Wernz died in Home thN morning almost simultaneously with Pope Pius. It 1ms hecu siiK'ft'tnl in mmc quarters that the cnnclaxc for the election of a new pope may lie ad joined. The reason is that under llio pres ent circumstances it micht "0 1'H tnhtoful for thu Jlriti-di, French nml IU'Igium cardinals to meet with their Austrian nnd German collensnic. At Westminster catiiedral, Jiow ever, it was thought that a postpone ment of the conclude was mo-.t un likely. Cunlinnl IJourne's hccrelnry snM: "We nre first of nil Catholies, rather than imtionnls. The presence of a pope is now necessary mora than ever. C'unlinal Uourne is Mnriinj,' next Saturday (o fit! cm! the rouclaw'. KAISER'S SON OEF TO BATTLE F LONDON. Auc. 20. 7 25 a. m. lights Tho Hotterdam correspondent of tho tho Times reports tliut a telegram from MuMihtrlcht says that Prlnco Lltcl Friorirlcli. tho second son of Lmtioror of tho papal secretary, passod by tho Williams, Is quartered In tho provln- body, kissing tho hand of tho pontiff clal pulaca ut Llego on tho footing "f tho commandant of tho first guuidi messages regiments. Prlnco August Wllllum, tho fourln ii)uuy slates liuiulrlnu thu condition sou of thu emperor, who stopped lust nliilit at thu (Jruud llotnl In Llouu. uIko urrlved ut tho provliulul pulucu nml left by mulnr car fur iiu front. (Jvneiul Von Kolowo has Iidoii un- liolnlod thu now govo'nior of Llouu, 600,000 IDLE E There Is much Interest In tho mat ter of whero tho body of tho Popo will flud Its last routing placo. It U recalled that carrying tho body or Plus X from St. IVtera to St. Law rence caused a riot. For this reason thu body of Popo Leo, although hoi believed that Plus X rliosn Ht. Peters' had expressed a wish U tiurled In '" "'" " ' ""' ,hu St. John Uterau, whero his tomb I t'osslblllty of unplcnsantueis. was erected. Is still In St. Peters' Mil KIitIIoii In SepleinluT tho lalo Pom feared that.lho tniiis-j It In expected that tho conclaxe for portntlon might c.-iUMMllMurders. It Isltho election of a Popo will bo held on Public to Cntch Last Gllmpso of the Remains of Pcpe Plus In Same Apartment So Many Thousands Were Admitted to presence Ex presslon on Face Serene. HOMi:, Aug. !!. The body of Urn late popit repotted on a lltlla Iron litd with ilnnuisk coveriniis. lleside Hie IimI was a mnatl iuui;e of llio iruiu. Ir, Amiei cnirinl out the opeia lion of eiuhalmiui; the lioily, after it hud been tiiken in charge hy MoiimIc nor Mailluuccl, the chitmhciliiiu. It Is lieliewtl Hull Hie limlv f lP I'iiiH will tm placcil in n casket Hiis nftetiioau ami Dial Hie liii; In stnte will lie in Hut hmiiio limine room where mo maiiv thousand people were admit ted to tin' picsctice of the lute pontiff. The eclchiiiliui; of masses for Hie ri'pose of the soul of Pope Pius be gun in Hie death chamber at I o'clock Huh mnrulutf. The rmlmlminir mi the luuly was completed this nflerjiooti. Tlio expression on the face win scicnc and the lips were partly opisi in the scmhluiice of a smile. Around Hut bier me four llghlcil cainlles. Two iih'IiiIkts of the uohlo t;uiinl, in unll'oini, staiid ut the foot of the lied, while othcis are on duty In llio unte-chamher. September 3, after a delay to glvo time for tho cardinals from suwr.il countries to arrive, liven so, It Is doubtful whether Cardinals (llhboti and O'Connetl ran reach hero by tliut time from America and Cardinal Cavanll from Itlo de Janeiro, owing to the partial suspension of the steam ship son Ice. It la stated, however that notwithstanding tho war, spe cial trains will be put at the disposal of tho cardinals In Luropn. XmmmJ PARIS FROM UROPEAN WA PAKIS, An;;. 20, IH'.O n. m. -A wnniin United by tho French gov ernment today says that while one prent struggle in in progress in fron tiers another fight mut he fought in the interior of the country against Hie misery which follows the disorder in its economical life. The prefecture of uolieo in Pari estimates Hint there are (100,000 out of work in the French capital nnd its suburbs, or nearly one-sixth of Hie total population of the department of the Seine, Those who have snungs find diffi culty in getting hold of them, ns they could draw only 5 per cent during the firht two weeks of the war, hut he ginning today they may draw 10 per cent, nnd it is likely Hie covcriiuicut will further lint-rate thu deposits in Hie luniks. The luhor leaders nre co-operntiug with tho utmost energy with the gov ernment commission, of which Marcel Semlmt is president, to reopen oppor tunities for work. FINEST CAR OF T Wlinf ia ivilmli1i lllft fitinwi t enr of HurllcttH shipped out of the alley this year, nnd us fine us ever wiih sent, is I. F. 12. car 22011, from the orchard of II. L. Irwin. The car conlalus -172 boxes of extra fancy IlartlctlH, each hox of tho -172 containing exiictlv Lift Dears which menus thai every pnlr in thu oar is practically of iiuifoim sie. 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