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HIS FEVER NOT SO HIGH.
KAISER FRITZ FEELS BETTER THAN
IN SEVERAL DAYS.


No Pain Suffered-An Improvements
in His Appetite--Co Cough
ing and Expectoration During the
Night-Queen VicCoria's Journey.
BERLIN, April 22.-The following hulle-
tin was issued at o'clock this morning:
"The Emperor passed more quiet night.
His fever has moderated, and his general
condition is better"
The North German Gazette says: "Dur-
ing the course of yesterday the Emperor's
fever slightly abated. His appetite i'm
proved and he expires ed himself as feeliug
better. The discharge of pus was lessened,
and he suffered no pain. He swallowed
freely and his respiration was unimpaired"
IN BETTER SPIRITS.
A special edition of the North German
Gazette, published at .35 o'c ock this after.
noon, says: Although the Emperors rest
last night was frequently broken by fits of
coughing and expectoration, he enjoyed in
tervals of quiet sleep, which, taken in con-
junction with slight abatement of his fever,
bad strengthening effect, and put him in
better spirits. Despite his small appetite he
took this morning fair quantity Of nour-
ishment, chiefly milk"
PRETTY GOOD DAY.
A bulletin issued at o'clock tonight said
the Emperor passed pretty good day, with
less fever than on former days, but his tenn
perature began to rise toward evening The
Emperor was disturbed by coughing until
o'clock this morning, but then slept well
until o o'clock. His temperature was never
above 102. During the day it was l0l.
The Emperor has ennobled Bankers
Schwabach and Hainauer.
ExAGGERATIoN ALLEGED.
The doctors attending the Emperor de-
clare that the published descriptions Of the
Emperor's sufferings. with the exception OF.
the difficulty in breathing, are exaggerated.
tie suffers from no local PAIN whatever.
To-day has been one of the best days he has
had since his present illness began. Absolute
rest is still imperative. IL Is impossible to
predict whether or not the Improvement
will continue
Charlottenburg was full of visitors to-
day. An endless stream Of carriages moved
to and fro between Berlin and Charlotten-
burg all day.
GETTING READY FOR THE GUESTS.
On Saturday Prince Bismarck reported
to the Emperor the arrangements made for
the reception Of Queen Victoria and also
discussed the question as to who shall repre-
sent the Emperor during the Queens stay.
A large number of flnanciers and artists
have been ennobled in commemoration of
the Emperor's accession. Formerly the
honor was conferred only on officers and
high government officials.
DIR. Bergman will attend the consulta-
tions tomorrow and Prof. Senator on Tues
day.
SIGNS OF HIS IMPROVEMENT.
IL was remarked as a sign of improve
ment that the Emperor wore his accus-
toned smile to-day. The Empress was
able TO leave him for a walk in the grounds
adjoining the castle. A number of flower
girls appeared at Charlottenburg selling
violets. Acting on sudden impulse the
crowd bought the whole stock and sent
them to the Emperor, who was delighted
with the gift. The Emperor recently sum-
moned his old deaf servant Becker, who is
now a. pensioner, and ter shaking hands
with him wrote on slip of
paper: I'VE are both uafortunate--you
cannot hear ard / cannot s1eak. But am
much more unfortunate Ian you" Tho
old servant was deeply moved and rev.
erently kissed the Emperor's hands.
II is stated that the financial arrange
ments with reference to Emperor Williams
estate have been concluded, and that each
Of Emperor Frederick's daughters will re-
ceive 5000, 900 marks and Prince Henry an
estate Of the same value.
DAY OF ANXIETY.
Saturday was an anxious day in Berlin
until evening, when better accounts of the
Emperor's condition were made public. In
the morning there were widespread rumors
that the end was only question of hours.
The bulletins to-day inspired renewed hope
that there is still chance for the Emperor
10 get over the attack, bht nobody is san
guine. The Emperor showed keen interest
in to-day's celebration Of his daughter
Margaret's birthday. lie congratulated the
Princess in writing
HEALING OF THE ABsCEss.
The pus now disoharging from the EN-
perors throat is thicker than formerly.
This is probably symptom that the abscess
is beginning to heal During the day the
patient had refreshing sleep. The Grand
Duchess of Baden asked him if he suffered
any pain. He replied: 81 only feel uncom-
Portable occasionally"
DIR. Howell has written to the Cologne Ga
zette denying that the Emperor had an attack
OF suffocation Wednesday night, or that his
Or Hoyel's) efforts to readjust the canula
caused the injury. He says that not a drop
Of blood came until Prof. Bergman tried
to insert the tube, when blood flowed CO.
piously for several hours.
Herren Krupp and Stumm, the Rhinish
iron masters, have been made Barons.
QUEEN vIcToRIA's PARTY.
FLORENCE, April 22.-Queen Victoria,
Princess Beatrice and Prince Henry of Bat
tenberg started for Berlin to-day The
streets were packed with enthusiastic
crowds. The Queen informed the authori-
ties who bade her farewell at the station
that she had received another good report
on the condition of Emperor Frederick.
WARMLY WELCOMED.
LONDON, April 22-The Austrian press
extends the warmest welcome to Queen
Victoria.