The sun., 1894-10-26
THE CAR KNOWS HIS FATE
he rs INFORMED ny THE DoCToRS
THAT mrs CASE rs HOPELESS.

Passes n PsInle-s Day, bat is sroyvi.s
Weaker The Czsrina Mech Worse.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct 25.-A bulletin re-
celved from Livadia at l 1 o'clock this morning
says the Cars condition is unchanged.
The Czsrewitch and Princess Alix this morn
ing attended n requiem mass, celebrated In the
castle Of Orlando for the Cars uncle. Constan-
tin, who died In 1902. After the service was
concluded the Czarewitch and the Princess to-
gether visited the Utshunssu waterfall.
Rooms are being prepared for the Czarewitch
In the Winter Palace. Work proceeds night
and day. II is said that the Czarina is able to
visit the Car only few times in the day. She
IL wheeled to his room in an invalid chair.
The manifesto to be issued on the occasion Of
the marriage OF the Czarewitch Is already print
ed, and 2OOO 900 copies will be distributed on the
wedding day. The Cars physicians issued a
bulletin at o'clock this evening, saying:
During the day neither somnolence nor
spasmodic symptoms have been observed The
patients appetite is satisfactory. The 1dema
has not increased"
BERLIN, oct. 25. A despatch from Iivada,
received here this morning. says the Czarina is
worse, and n catastrophe is greatly feared.
The LDhdi dnzcgcr prints despatch from Ii
vadia confirming the reports that Princess Alix
steadfastly refuses to anathematize her former
faith In obedience to the rites OF the Orthodox
Greek Church, which requires such renuncia-
tion as a prerequisite to baptism. Even the ef-
forts OF the Gar have not been successful in
shaking her determination.
The swelling OF the Cars feet increases, but
by drawing Oft the water from them his body is
much relieved.
A despatch from ST. Petersburg to the Cologne
Gazette says the Car heard the intimation OF his
physicians that his case was hopeless with great
bravery. Upon hearing that It would be impos-
siblc to save his life, his Majesty at once or
dered the settlement of the matter OF success
sion to the imperial throne. and expressed a
wish to bestow his blessing upon the Czarewitch
and Princess Alix. II il the general belief in
st. Petersburg that the marriage of the Care
witch las been postponed only for a brief pc
riod.
Il is reported that when the Gar was given to
understand that his case was hopeless he re-
marked: 1T Is sad that a man of my years
should have TO die, though personals do not
we'll"
Empress Frederick has written letter OF sym
pathy to the Czarina. The ex-Empress Is very
much affected about TIE cars % Illness as II re-
band.
Dispatches from st. Petersburg say there. is a
general feeling against Prof. Iacharin, who Is
held responsible through his mistaken diagnosis
Of the Cars malady for much of his suffering
and the probable fatal termination of his illness
The Professor is charged with negligence and
lack OF professional skill, and the opinion is
he bescanse The proper treatment of his case was
il is said that the condition Of the Car yestcr-
day varied between drowsincss and comparative
Gzarewitch, and durinr, the interview dictated
which, upon his death, will be issued to the
public. II is said that he is very grateful to the
Russian people for their free expressions Of
LoNnoS, Oct. a5.-The st. Petersburg CORE.
spondent Of the Central News says: several
In public places the theory that the Cars
malndy is due TO poison, 4 private meeting Of
while discussing the situation. and all present
were arrested, An immense quantity of mourn;
| aud stored in the ante hamber. Similar prepa-
rations ARE being made in all the CHURCHES
| in the capital. Special reporters at Salta
telegraph that they have received permission 10
| visit Livadia. Father Ivan remains at Livadia.
a. shs a" 1SFE%%s s5SsS snS
markable fcrvor is displale cd by the congrega-
| tion."
| CZar passed painless day, though his weak ness
Is Increasing. The King Of Greece, who Is in
received more favorable news from Livadia.
| The LOkui .inz6Dcr of Berlin publishes an in
teryiew with Prof. Bergman, in which he said
THE Cars disease. degeneration OF the kid
Every German e sn' professor would Instantly travel
| day and night In order to prolong the precious
life OF the Car. II only for one day.
| could perform resection OF a tumor or remove
! one kidney. but removing the two kidneys
| would have the same result as cutting OF the
head; The statements received from Livadia
The Russian Embassy in Vienna denies that
| the marriage of the Czarewitch and Princess
WAsHISGToN. Oct. a5.-The Russian Minister
here received this pmorning, The following tsle,
| Affairs:
"S. Petersburg. oct. THE Emperor bad
few hours sleep on Tuesday night During
Appetite and general disposition were better,
but the swelling in the feet little augmented
Last sunday the Emperor received the holy
communion. GIERS."
The report that the Emperor received the
holy communion yesterday, AS reported In the
kilograms from St. Petersburg, Is thus shown to
be inaccurate by the foregoing official despatch.
The Russian Minister argues that the COM
robs the act OF any especial significance, and
makes IL merely moral question, and In keep
Notice was received in Washington to-day
that the quadruple alliance arranged between
ENGLAND Frsncsi Germany, and STSsia S for The
tween China and Japan had been dissolved
The contemplated intervention OF foreign Coy
news that the United states had declined the
Invitation 10 join the alliance had been trans
LOndua, and thence TO Russia, France, and Ger
many. the Russian Am mbassador to Great Britain
promptly cabled the information to 81. Peters
nation that the Car was not, after all. particu-
larly anxious for the prosecution OF the pro-
posed intervention.
A little later word came that Germany would
not participate in the proposed intervention.
and therefore withdrew from the alliance The
reason was not given. This action on the part
q GeImspy was followed by the formal with
drawal of Russia.
France has not withdrawn, as far as is known
here Probably she thinks that In view OF the
action OF Germany and Russia, there is nothing
10 withdraw from.
FRANCES ULTIMITIM