San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-12
VERY SICK MAN.
GAR IS GROWING VERY WEAK,
GERMAN DOCTOR EN-
GAGGED,
The Gear is Worried Because His
Son George is in Love With
g Beautiful Jewess.

the staff Of the Russian Embassy
of this city informed the associated
press correspondent last evening
that the reason Prof. Leyden was
for the second time called attend
the Gar was because the distin-
guished sufferer had suffered re-
LAPSE. This is shown in his
his greatly increased difficulty in
breathing, and in periods Of uncon-
scioasness- Within the past week
the Cars nervousness has grown
worse, SO rapidly as to make him
irritable, greatly lessening his
chances Of recovery. Although the
Gar fully expects to die, he is
eager for his removal to Corfu, the
latter step being imperative Of the
only chance to save his life is util-
lied. Prof. Leyden will reach
Lividia on Saturday night, and
will accompany the Gar to Corfu,
where he will remain until the
crisis is over, having received six
months leave Of absence from the
Prussian government. The dis
tinggished German specialist per-
siste in his rather favorable dia-
nosis of the Cars case and is fully
of the belief that if it is left entire
ly in his hands he will be able to
affect cure.
Prof. Leyden has taken to Livi-
dis a liberal supply of drugs has
operating tools and a new remedy
supposed to he specific against
the disease prepared by Prof. Koch,
and in which Prof. Koch and Prof.
Ieyden have much hopes.
The officials of the Russian en-
bassy have no doubt that the Gar
has the best chance obtainable in
Prof. Deyden's hands because he is
to place himself under sevedly I'M
der the orders OF the German ply
stefan and he pre-emCorily dis
missed Prof. Zacharine.
The reason for the Cars inces-
SAINT worrying was about the APP
preaching death of his son George,
and secondly the conduct of the
Gar of which, who stubbornly re-
fused to marry Princess AliX. The
reason assigned for this refusal is
the great love the CZaroich has for
his mistress, a most beautiful
Jewess, who seems to have so great
a hold upon him, that for the sake
of keeping her he has offered to de-
nOunce his right of success in to
the throne. But the Gar will not
permit this, not approving of it for
family reasons. At the same time
the Gar t9ars tor the welfare Of
Russia and perhaps for the peace
of Europe. These worries, Prof.
Leyden asserts, constitute the great
feature of the Cars case.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Oct. l2.-An-
other report regarding the matri-
monial prospects OF CZarowitch is
in circulation here. 1t is now
stated that the heir apparent to the
throne Of Russia will accompany
the Gar from Lividia to Corfu, and
from that island the CZar0witch
will proceed to Darmstad, from
which place he will return to Rus
STA with his fiance, the Princess
Alex OF Hesse and the Grand
Duke and Duchess Sergius, of
Russia, her brother-in-law and
sister. 1t is added the wedding
will probably take place at the be.
ginning of November, the SUPPOSE
tion being that the ceremony is be-
ing FASTENED on account of pressure
brought to bear upon the Caro-
witch by his father, who is DESTROYS,
in view Of his approaching death,
having the marriage take place
as soon as possible, as, in the event
of his demise, the union of the
Czarowitch would be postponed
for a year at least.
WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE.
Nicholas Alexandrovitch, the
CZarowitch,:: their to the throne OF
Russia, is by no means a robust
young man. He is short and rath-
er delicate looking, with anything
but imperial bearing, which has
come to be associated with the Ro-
manoff family. The present Gar
is a veritable Ajax, of enormous
size and strength. His heartwould
probably have gone out in sympa.
thy to an heir who inherited the
bodily qualities of his race, or would |
have forgiven his weakness OF
frame had he contained an impe- |
-ious mind. hut the CZarOWItch has