The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-13
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
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THE PRINCE OF WALES.
The Origin of His Illness.


NEW YoRK, December 19.-It appears
from the London Times that the Prince
contracted his illness at Lord lIandesbOr
oughS house, near Scarborough, York
shire, Several guests who visited tht
house at the time were attacked by thu
fever, Among them was the Earl of Ches
terfield, who has since died.
Another English Journal, ia speaking ol
the Princes disease, says there seems tc
be liability Of this kind ofan attack in
the present branch of the Royal family
The Duke Of Kent, Queen Victoria's faith,
er, died from cold fever, said to have
been produced by sitting in damp boots
after returning from shooting, Prince
Albert the Queens husband, died from
the consequences of a neglected cold. The
present illness of the Prince Is said to
have been produced by chill following
excessive heat and eXertlon in sporting.
HIS CONDITION UNALTERED AT NOON YEs.
TERDAY.
LONDON, December 19-2 u. M-The
official bulletins to-day arc as follows:
"SARDRNGHAM, 8 "A. M.-The Prince
had very restless night His delirium
was constant There were no signs Of
improvement at noon. The Prince has
Ceen restless all morning, Ills condition
Is unaltered.
RUMORs INDICATING A FAvOIABLE TURN.
LONDON, December 1875 p. M,--There
are rumors that incidents hive occurred
at Sandringham which indicate n more
favorable state OF affairs, Nothing def.
mite has yet been given to the public, and
the report is given with caution.
LONDON, Dec. 12.-The latest bulletin
reads rs follows:
"SANDRINGIIAM, Dec. 12-5 p, M.-The
Prince has been somewhat less restless
this afternoon, His general condition Is
unchanged"
LONDON, Dec. 19-7 M.-Private and
unofficial advices from Sandringham and
Windsor, received by the Central Press
News Agency, hold out some slight hope
OF Il favorable turn in the Princes disease.
The patients voice remAinsstrong, n proof
that nature is not completely exhausted.
The preparations which were making
against an uniavOrable result tare relaxing.
The telegram sent from Sandringham TO
Windsor is more reassuring, and the hopes
at the Royal household at the Castle have
been raised this afternoon by private
dispatch from Col. Ponsonby. The Prin.
cess Alexandria Is almost constantly by
the bedside of her husband; when she Is
compelled to retire for rest her place is
supplied by the Princess Alice. llGr
Majesty, the Queen, remains at Sandring.
ham.
SANDRINGIIAM, Dec. 12-1O r. M.-ThO
Prince passed an unquiet evening, but
prostratiOn docs not increase. ..
LONDON, December 13.--An official
dispatch from SandringhAm this morning
says the condition of the Prince Of Wales
Is without alteration. The Prince takes
food, and has been twice lucid at intervals,
but sleep is badly wanted. Ills condition
Is however, somewhat more hopeful. AT
a meeting Of Welshmen, last night, n reso.
luton was passed expressive of con.
dolenco with the Queen and Princess AL.
exander All festivities are postponed.
The cable announcement that prayers are
offered in America for the recovery of
the Prince is well received by the English
press. .. .
Parliament will meet on the 23d