The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-03
THE SAN RENO INVALID.

Arrangements for Removing Him Berlin
German Indignation Against Mackenzie.
Special the Indianarolfs Journal
LONDON, March 2 Official news has been re-
ceived here that the condition of the German
Crown Prince Is alarming. Upon receipt of this
intelligence the Lord Chamberlain eommuni-
Gated with the Queen with reference to altering
the courE arrangements for next week. which
include levee and drawing-room. He was d.
rected not to alter the present arrangements,
but to prepare to postpone the receptions at the
shortest notice.
Arrangements are being made privately to
count of the animosity felt in Berlin. Dr. Mac
kenzie will not accompany the Prince. but will
proceed direct to London.
The cessation of the daily bulletins ard the
strict prohibition of ali authentic information
regarding the condition of tho Crown Prince
has caused intense excitement in Berlin. and no >
little indignation. The Germans In general are
venting their spleen upon Dr. Mackenzie and it
would not be safe for that gentleman to make
his appearance in Berlin just at present, for
should he be and recognized upon the
streets he would undoubtedly be mobbed,
great is the feeling against him. This
recent suppression OF news of the royal
patient is at the command of the
Emperor, who grievously offended at q
port which appeared in a Berlin newspaper. con.
tanning account that came too near the truth
to suit the authorities. The reception of this
order for silence concerning the Crown Primes
carries with it grief that is felt both ths
continent and here. 1t is considered on all sidet
that this is but the prelude to the fatal end and
that official silencs will give way only to the of
fetal announcement of the sufferers death.
now, in the gathering darkness, to be not far Off
Orders for usual festivities remain ungiven.
and postponements of those already
planned are announced. Even the
preparations for the silver wedding of the.
Prince and Princess of Wales. which occurs
the tenth OF this month are proceeding slowly
and hang fire, awaiting the result of further de-
velopments at San Reno. Professor Walder.
who has gone to San Reno at the request af
Emperor William, is pupil of Eirchows, but
has radically different theories about
and the treatment of cancer from his instruct
or, and is specially fitted by previous study for
the peculiar case of the Crown Prince. Much
seems to depend on his report to the Emperor,
and it is looked upon generally in the light of a
final Judgment in the case. His opinion. there
fore. is anxiously awaited.
The Berlin Tageblatt says it is reported that
DR. Bergman has asked DIR. Lauer to prepare
Emperor William for the worst All kinds OF
rumors are in circulation in Berlin.
The Vienna Neue Frele Presse referring TO the
German Crown Princes alleged attack of suffo-
cation. says that one OF the doctors in attend
ance nearly brought a catastraphe by his
lack of experience and skill
DIR. Mackenzie still declines to adE:it that the
existence OF cancer has been proved.
The Grown Prince has greatly changed in ap. !
pearance. He is much thinner and looks con-
siderably worse than few days ago His hand
writing, however is firm as He has
written his will bsqnea thing his political rights
to his son, Prince William.