The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-14
PRINCE ALBERT rYoroR vERY low.
He lIaa Rallied n Little at Last Reports,
but His Condition 10 Critical


LONDON. Jan. 13-Great apprehens lon Is felt
III all clnsses OF society regarding tho condi-
ton Of the Duke OF Clarence and Avondale.
heir presumptive to the throne OF England.
Tho attack of congestion OF the lungs from
which he il suffering at Sandringham Hall has
developed into a very serious cnse. and the
opinion Is freely expressed thnt the Duke will
not recover.
A bulletin issued from sandringham Hall at
03O o'clock this morning said that grave
symptoms have supcrvcned In the case. and
that the condition. OF the Duke is critical.
Tho physicians in attendance upon the Duke
have sought to prevent tho impression getting
abroad That he was In any danger. and tho
bulletins hitherto issued were somewhat OPP
timistic in thoir wording. Tho news that they
now acknowledge that tho disease has dcvel-
oped dangerous symptoms is taken by tho
general public to mean that they have given
up hope
At this hour-1 p. Ma great crowd is as
sembled about tho gates OF Marlborough
House. tho Prince OF Wales London residence.
As soon as the bulletins from Sandringham
Hull are received by telegraph they arc posted
on tho gates, Tho crowd Is comprised OF
people of all conditions. men. women, and
children. and expressions Of dozen regret are
expressed for tho members OF tho royal family
The engagement of tho Duke OF Clarence to
Princess Victoria Mary OF Teck has endeared
him to tho hearts OF the English people. more
particularly those Of the working classes. with
Mnny Of tho West End clubs arc filled with
that has occurred in the DuEe's cSndtion. and
dent occur Great oxcitement is ' shown In IN
In the Sicinity Of sandrlngham tho excite
imnnt. though subducd to a certain extent by
ONO is allowed to, enter the, grounds save a
privileged few and no vehicles are permitted
TO q 9eRR s the an hS Y n@ +, T hs
public t t., mem TINT tho doctors have giyon up
Inc as'I f., many rnyco Of WHEN per;
Wales and the members OF their family show
IN every way tho anxiety they feel. Alnny OF
Enrsh Church asr prayers n thn ttsn life se ~
thsir pro m,s,, ruler may be SHARED
the. condition OF tho Duke Continues very
serious. AND That there is no abatement in tho
bulletin further ihcrGnscd tho excitement. and
tho condition otthe Duke IS now the solo topic
81 saons IN e ta
A rumor gained currency on tho Stock Ex-
ietin was posted saving that tnere has been no
pulse is 1oO and his temperature lO7. At 5
O'clock IN Official bulletin was posted showing
that the Duke still had u lighting chance for
At $50 this evening the unfavorabe symp-
toms in tho case OF the Duke OF Clarence had
not abatcd. and his condition continues to
cause grave anxiety, although tho doctors
say his strength is well maintained
The latest advices from Sandrlnghum bring
but little comfort. although people are linger-
ing all night around the newssIapSr. Offices.
waiting anxiGpsIy for news. The Prince and
Princess OF Wales are described Us nearly
Errostp5aited by the serious illness Of their SON
noon in tho grounds. he looked bag
deeply attached to his children. and no has
taken especial interest In the preparations for
tho marriage OF Clarence. The sudden and
dangerous illness Of his son Inns affected him
to such a degree that his family arc said to
have some approhensions US to his own health.
and he is being carefully looked after.
The Princess Mary. who is bctrothed to tho
young Prince. tries to bear UP bravely. but
she, too. Is nearly broken down She also
with weeping. The intimate friends OF tho
royol family are said to make no concealment
OF their apprehen ion Of lu unfavora bic result.
At l A. NJ. Thursday the condition Of the
Duke Of Clarence was reported to be- II any
thing better