The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-31

He spiss Blood and shfvers. Has Fever
and Breathes With Dinacaify.
ST. PETrRsBURe, Oct 5n-A bulletin
from L!vadia az 10 o'clock tonight says
that during the day the splitting of blood
by the car continued He was sometimes
seized with fi;s of shivering. HIS temper
allure was l0l degrees Fahrenheit The
puisations were weak. Respiration is
difficult. He can take little noGrsshment.
ard is becoming very weak. The edema
has increased considerably.
LONDON. Oct. 3o-At the urgent request
Of the czarina which was received at
Marlborough house this afternoon, the
Prince and Princess of Wales will start
tomorrow for Livadia, and viii travel
nigt and day until they get there.
NEW York, Oct. 3L-A special from
Copenhagen says: In consequence of an
urgent telegram. the king and his wife
will start tomorrow for Livadia. They
will join the prince and princess Of Wales.
YALrA. Oct. Sa-The car received Holy
Communion yesterday. The condition of
the ezar is much worse today. All his
immediate relatives are here. including
the queen Of Greece. Court Minister Count
Vorontzof Dashkoff. the procurator of the
holy synod. Father Podiedonostzef. and
Prince Dolgouroki, grand master of cere-
monies. are also in attendance.
The sixth anniversary of the exsr's es-
cape from death in q railroad disaster near
Borki was celebrated Yesterday with great
solemnity at Liyadia and elsewhere
throughout Russia. At Yalta services
were conducted at the palace by the con-
lessor of the emperor, and were attended
by the czarina, the members of the i'm
perial family, the queen of Greece and
guest. The imperial family's banquet,
usually given on the evening OF the ami
versary, was abandoned.
LONDON, Oct. S1.-The Times' ST. Peters
burg correspondent says: When today's
bulletins from Livadia were published, the
people fell upon their knees and with
tears in their eyes prayed for the cxar's
recovery. Tonight's bulletin relieved the
anxiety resulting from several unfounded
rumors that his majesty was already dead.
1t is stated that Inflammation of the lungs
has weakened the action of the heart.
A private telegram from Yalla says the
doctors in attendance on the car
held an unusually long consultation
tonight hence the issuing of
the bulletin was later than
able to converse with the doctors and his
relatives. The czarina never leaves the
sick room. His majesty suffers heroically
and makes no complaint Yesterday he
tried to attend to state papers and letters.
but was obliged 10 stop by fits of coughing
which lasted some hours. The cough
ing was accompanied by intense pain, and
blood appeared in the phlegm. The doctors
were undecided at frs. as to whether
the blood was from the throat or lungs.
The coughing continued all night The
car made no attempt to return TO his
bed, but remained in his arm
chair. DR.. Zacharin b of the
opinion that q portion of the clotted
blood got into the left lung and produced
Inflammation. 1t is hoped now that the
clot will get absorbed. otherwise his
breathing will be seriously impeded.
Today his majesty has eaten nothing.
He looks pale and worn. He has taken
medicine. When the doctors went
to his room at the usual time
tonight, his majesty declined TO receive
them until O'Clock. The late hour at
which the bulletin was received caused
much anxiety.