New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-08
THEIR MAJEyTiES OF RUMANLA.
THE QUEENS HEALTH AND THE KINGS PLAN

THE QUEENS HEALTH AND THE KINGS PLANS.
Pailanza, Sept. "a, dispatch in The London Times
After all the reports which have been circulated re
gardlng the condition Of the Queen OF Rumanla ana e
account Of the situation With regard to the Queen,
bnch consultative physician of the Grand Hotel, both
assure me that Her Majesty's health Is In much more
satisfactory condition than at any period during the
last month. There has been very marked improve
ment since her arrival at Pallanza, ana the mia
climate suits her admirably.
All eminent physicians who have been called in
psutaon agree that the Queen Is not suffering from
disease Of the spinal cord at all The whole trouble has
been caused, first by oyerwok and secondly, by great
Ferdinand and Mile. Vacaresco. the latter cause being
all the morc serious from the fact OF the Queens
Her Imaginative brain excited to its utmost limits
and resulted in violent neuralgia pains at the back
S Oh rag Congestion since the Queens arrival here
however. these pains have gradually decreased untii
TO day when she scarcely feels them at ALL she Keeps
much better, and her appetite is very quickly return
Ing, o ..,,o,r which all tho doctors prescrIbe is
was impossible to persuade Her Majesty to abstain from
to paper some, fantastic story theme Of which has
pct s of distress or disappointment painted in
such vivid coors dsprove the repeated assertions
th mc Seriously deranged The doctor to whom these
fancful stories daily read assures me that they
Il wss the reading aloud Of one Of these tales on
Wiener Ailegemeine zeung" and the shrill. excited
voice Of the Queen which II describes was simply used
70 give forcbe Interpretation to the weird and exciting
Hitherto the Queen has insisted upon reading these
productions whilst seated on the balcony OF her room
In front OF the hotel and Of course, she has always
had numerous audience in the occupants of the rooms
further Intellectual effort in this direction and the result
is most satisfactory She is no longer confined to bed
DS Ss she 0O' to to- venrs to take openar
under a large awning erected upon the roof Of the
BY the end of the week she will be able to take a
drive in sunshine:
with oneeS Mar s who came from strcsa and
YESTERDAY King Charles and all the members Of the
there IS undoubtedly a great Improvement In Queen
Elnabeths condition ! saw her this afternoon upon
and commands charming views Of Lake Maggiore and
he Alps. She certainly showed few traces OF the
telegrams Under this Italian sky, with the accom-
paniment of warm sunshine and bslmy atmosphere,
ton 81 70 atdieatns in favor Of Prince Ferdinand had
President Of the Rumanan Council OF Ministers and he
stated emghatscay that he had not sent telegram
effect that the King had sunk into alarming state OF
depression or that he had any gloomy frebodlnss for
then the affected bS % p s 9ues s s Ma w 4ns
Improvement OF tie last few days his woned cheerful
added General Foresco. for the King to abdcatei
After His Majesty had succeeded in consolidating the
country he had certainly no desire to end his useful
work nv an act which might endanger not only
Rumania. but the peace Of Europe also. The people
OF Rumana might rest assured that so far as their
King was concerned such act shoud coud the poiit
lcal horizon All these rumors doubtless sprung from
those who were anxious TO compicate affairs during
His Najesty's absence. As the Queen Is now pro,
crossing so favoraby, the King and Premier Intend 10
return TO Bucharest In a week or ten DAYS Her
Majesty will remain here until quite convalescent
In answer 10 a question as 10 Prince Fcrdlnand's
marriage General Foresco said II was useless 10 spec
ulste upon the subject OF course all idea OF Mile
Vacarsco had been finally dropped the Queen was
Of this frame OF mind. The report that that
Young lady had attempted 10 commit snIcde in Milan
was entirely false. She had been In Rome with her
mother ever since she left Venice. and would now bs
allowed to re1oln Queen Elizabeth They were natI,.
rally anxious for the betrctha Of Prince Ferdinand INT
all names hitherto mentioned were Inventions and
neither the King. the Queen the Prince nor The Pre-
mer had yet any idea who the Princess would be-