DEATH OF CARDINAL MORAN.

King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 388, 19 August 1911, Page 5

DEATH OF CARDINAL MORAN.

The-death occurred suddenly during the n ij; I it. of Cardinal Moron. in hi:; 81st- your, heart; failure hem;: ibcause. On Tuesday hi-.- .Eminence was i: the cit vin connection w 11h obui eh matters, and returned in the evctnng to his palace at. Manly, atui rclimi as ; usual. He wn;; not again seen until his personal attendant entered the i ardinal's room at nine o'clock this morn- ; ing. and found the hotly lying acioas the bed. He had evidently got cut of | bed during the nij:ht, and thrown a clouk over his shoulders, and heme ■ overcome by a sudden sew'ste, .>cll back and died. -, His Eminence's death was the. result of heart, failure, due <o a sude.cn and | violent attach of diarrobea. Mis medical attendant, was not i!>io» n>e»l of the illness, as Iho Cardinal aid ' u> ! : regard it. as serious, l' The body has been lying in state. On Sunday last, the ( animal enema,a now Presbytery at Chntswood. am I delivered a vigoimms tspeerlt. : Many tributes have been paid by the Press ami public nun te Cardinal Moran as a great, churchman, aummistrator and st atesmam. Xnmeiotomessages of sympathy were n'rencu. The Government, as a mark oi respect, isued a special black-bordered ••Gazette." P>y the death of Cardinal Moran. Archbishop Kelly, who was appointed i his coadjutor, succeeds him a* Aitli- ! bishop. This does not, men oi itsil. that, he will become Cardinal, that, rest in;; entirely with the i ope. The news ot the death o; ( aiouial Moran has not been rommsnmatri! to

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