The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-14
A RESPITE FOR FREDERICK
The Skill of His Physicians Once More
Proves Equalto a Grave Emergency.
He Passed Good Night and Bis Strength L.
Said TO Be Increasing, but the Doctors
Think the Final Decline Has Begun.
EMrERoR FREDERICK.
He Passes q Good Night, and Hts Strength IL
Said To he Increasing.

He Passes q Good Night, and Hts Strength IL
Said To he Increasing.
PoTspAN. June ia bulletin issued this
morning says: "The Empsror passed . good
night. he rested WELL His breathing IL easier
and he 10 quisser. Nourishment 10 easily given,
and his strength is improved
4P. M.-The fears entertained by the EN-
peror's physicians that Inflammation Of the
lungs would supervene. are. for the pres
ens removed by the developments of
his illness. The Emperor now receives
sufficient nourishmept consisting OF cream
and whisky. which 10 given by DR.. Mackenzie
several times daily through . tube, the
ssophsgus being affected by local disease.
The use Of the tube being attended with danger,
DR.. Mackenzie only applied it after the other
Cases are on record where the lives Of patients
have been prolonged several months by this
means Since Saturday DR.. Mackenzie has
been inserting . tampon canula, as q connection
has formed between the larynx and esophagua
$3.50 P. M-Ths Emperor's general condition 10
comparatively satisfactory. He 10 able to take
some solid food without resortne to the tube.
The doctors are more hopeful that be will MAIN
tain his strength for some time. The Emperor
received the King Of Sweden sitting on the
garden terrace.
The Post says: 1--WE hope the Emperor will
in few days regain the level of strength he at
tanned At Charottenberg. Though vaging
bitter conflict with an insidious malady. his
mind. rising superior to physical distress, 10 oc-
cupied with fsr-reaching schemes for the peo-
pies welfare. His power and love for work
DEFY the assaults of disease"
The Emperor's bed has been moved into the
study. which is . brighter room, affording .
view Of the mark The Emperor has overeomo
his repugnanee to artificial feeding. He will be
feed arti6cially morning and evening. taking .
small quantity of solids naturally during the
day. DR.. Bardeleben remains 1T the palace dur
ing the night although no crisis is expected.
$50 P. M-The general condition OF the EN-
peror IL comparatively satisfactory. He takes
no cold food. however, except through tube.
His physicians express hope that his strength
may be maintained for some days. but are con-
vinced that the final decline has set IN.
The Empersr 10 mentally active as ever.
He desires to do good deal OF work, which the
doctors forbid, fearing q rise Of temperature.
Dr.. Mackenzie personally attends to the delicate
process of artificial feeding. Food is introduced
into the stomach through soft india-rupbeS
tube.
The postmaster has prohibited telephone serv-
ice between Potsdam and Berlin.
LONDON. June ia dispatch to the Ex-
chance Telegraph from Berlin says "Clyster
nutrition IL now given to the Emperor"
A dispatch to the Central News from Berlin
says the condition Of the Emperor became worse
this afternoon, and his case is now admitted to
be hopeless