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the bed might be rearranged. Prince
Bismarck and Prince William paid him 8
! short visit at O'Clock.

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Bismarck and Prince William paid him 3
short visit at O'Clock.
IMPROVEMENT CONTINUES.
| BERLIN, March 3. A. M-rhe i'm
prcvement in the Emperor's condition
continues. He is sleeping seundly and
his breathing is regular. He has taken
substantial food and appears to have 8
good appetite. He WAS given oysters and
egg and little champagne and sherry.
His pulse has fallen from ll6 10 SO. When
awake he is fully conscious, showing an
interest in what is passing around him.
j he ssked the Grand Duchess Of Baden.
who sat by the be whether she h, d
already, dined snd with whom.
| He then asked why she had not dined
with the Empress. He expressed regret
that he was "causing so much trouble"
| General WinteTfelt started last night
with dispatches for the Crown Prince.
Whether or not the Improvement in the
EmperoT's condition is permanent will
depend upon how he passes the small
hours. Many Of the Princes have now
LETT the palace.
DR.. Mackenzie il confident that the
Crown Prince can travel without danger.
The Crown Prince and DR.. Mackenzie
will both reside in Cnatlotteoourg palace
outside the capitol.
GRAND DUCHESS, ILL.
BERLIN, March cit Is 1umored that
the Dowsger Grand Duchess Of Mecklen-
burg-Schwerein has. fallen dangerously
III. Her daughter and grand daughter
who came to Berlin to be present al the
Euperor's bedside have suddenly re-
tarned to Schwerein.
STILL HOPING.
VIENNA, MsTch S-The impending
catastro phe in Berlin overshsdows every
other subject here as no event has done
since the first news Of the Illness Of the
German Crown Prince. Thesnewspapers
express the feeling Of the people in still
hoping for the Emperor's recovery.
! LOOKED FOR THE EMPEROR.
! BERLIN, March Sit is stated that Just
before he sWooned the Emperor was talk
ing with the Grand Duchess of Baden,
and that ne suddenly fell backward in s
faint upon the bed. All Efforts to revive
him were In vain, and even
the doctors fer q time thought he
was dead. The Grand Duchess
of Baden kept up a Geographic cores
pondence with the Crown Prince all day
Ia the afternoon Prince Williams chill
dren, dressed in white, drove past the
paiace sDd looked spxiously st the win.
dow for the Emperor. The crowd was
deeply Affected.
! WILL PROSECUTE THE PAPERS.
BERLIN, March 9-Public feeling is
greatly scandslized by the recklessness of
the press In announcing the death CT the
Emperor, and by the conduct of the cler-
gymen In the church at Pottsdam, who in
formed the congregation that prayers for
the recovery Of the monarch were use
less. The report of the death Of the
Emperor created the widest excitement.
The papers that published the report will
be prosecuted.
SIGNED AN ORDER.
BERLIN, March 8, A. M.-The EN-
peror this morning Wss able to sign sn
order proroguing the Reichstag. Other
wise the signing burdens have been as
sumed by Prince William. All troops
are kept in barracks in readiness for the
contingency Of taking the new oGtn OF
allegiance.
WITH HIM ALL NIGHT.
BERLIN, March 9-The Empress and
Grand Duchess OF Baden remained with
the Emperor through the night. A. l
O'Clock this morn ng the Emperor's voics
was 80 strong that it could be heard out
side his room. The morning papers
speak OF scarcely anything other than the
changes that will arise on the Emperor's
death.
The F:eCch newspapers to-day COM
ment at great length on the result of the
accession Of Prince William 30 the throne
of Germany and on the PROBABILITY of
ws-,
TIE LATEST.
BERLIN, March 9-At 2 O'Clock this
morning all was quiet, and the Emperor
was sleeping soundly with some prospect
OF improvement.