The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-01
GAR GROWING WEAKER
The Dispatches from Yalta Grow
More DisCouraging.
DBNUNOIATI0N OF DIR. zAoHARIN,

Both the Public and Professor Leyden In
censed at His Brutal Frankness and Neg
lect to order the Cars Removal to q
Warm Climate Earlier.
YALTA, Nov. 1.-The czar suffers fits of
suifocation. Yesterday he WAS uncon-
scious for several hours. The day was
warm and the sky cloudlcss. Early in the
morning his majesty tried to read state
dispatches, but was too weak. During his
violent fits of coughing particles of lung
We're brought away.
The bulletin issued Tuesday night was
not published here until yesterday. 1t
caused feeling of intense apprehension,
1t was noticed that not one of the doctors
in attendance upon the czar was seen here,
though usually they are observed walking
in the streets daily. Everybody coming
from Livadia Is assailcd with questions,
but nobody is able to give much news
Dr. Zacharin is everywhere blamed for
his wrong diagnosis and for allowing the
disease to go so far before taking his
majesty to a warmer climate. 1t is alleged
that there has been n serious quarrel be-
tween Professor Leyden and DIR. Xacharin,
the former reproaching his colleague with
tho cars Illness by his brutal frankness.
DIR. Iacharin, 1t is said, retorted angrily,
and was only prevented from leaving Ii
yadia by tho interference of General
Tchcreyin, who threatened to forcibly de-
tain him.
1t is reported that the Prince and Prin-
cess of Wales are coming to Livadia at the
special request of the czar. Grand Duke
Alexis Michaelovitch, cousin of the car,
who was disgraccd ard banishcd to the
Caucasus several years ago, arrived here
recently, wishing to see the czar and ask
his pardon before he died. The czar de.
clined to see him, and the grand duke de-
parted after seeing his other relatives. The
newspapers have been prohibited from
mentioning the visit until the grand
dukes father shall have ordered the CEN
sor to allow the fact to be published.
The czar's treatment by his physicians
Is unchanged. He takes digitals and
aconite and drinks a great deal of milk.
Professors Wilschowsk and Wyodzew
have been summoned to Livadia from St.
Petersburg
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. IA letter re-
ceived here from Livadia, dated on Mon
day last, says: 1.-THE car is extremely
weak and hardly ablo to walk, but he has
not abandoned hope. He tries to reassure
the czarina, who is beside herself with
grief and anxiety. His majesty has fire.
quent somnolent fits which he does his
utmost to overcome. He often refuses
medicine, and tho sentries outside the
quarters which he occupies hear groanings
during the night
There is II great deal of feeling against
Professor Zacharin whom Professor Ley
den reproaches with incapacity and negli-
gence at the beginning of the cars i'll
ness. The population of Yalta warmly
greet Princess Alix when she drives out
with the czarowitz"
The official bulletin issued from Livadia
at O'Clock last evening says: "His mai
esty has taken little nourishment The
congestion of the left lung continues.
Breathing is difficult, and the pulse is
weak. The general weakness of the patient
is greatly increased"