The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-16
ILLNESS OF CAR
Is Causing Much Comment Throughout
All OF Europe.
SERIOUS APPREHENSION FELT.
Peace Of the World Is Partly Depend.
eBt Upon Him.
THE NEWS WOULD HAVE CREATED
CONSERVATION Had His Condition Been
Alarming.
COuNTERP0lSE TO EMPEROR WILLIAM
London Newspapers Comment on the
Cars Illness with n Peculiar
sympathy.
THE NEWS WOULD HAVE CREATED
CONSERVATION Had His Condition Beer
Alarming.
COuNTERpolSE 70 EMPEROR WILLIAM
London Newspapers Comment on the
Cars Illness with II Peculiar
Sympathy.

London, November 10. The serious APP
prehension with which the announcement
of the fact that the czar was suffering
from typhoid fever filled Europe. en-
phasizes how much the peace OF the
world is believed to be dependent upon
him. But for the statement contained On
the official bulletin that his majesty's
malady is taking thoroughly saitisfac-
tory course, the news OF his illness would
have created nothing less than conster-
nation. 1t is generally felt at the pres
ent critical state of international at
fairs that even a temporary weakening
OF the influence OF so favorable a factor
in the maintenance OF the worlds peace
justihes grave anxiety, and especially as
the car is regarded in Europe as a kind
of counverpoise of Emperor William, Pub
lie anxiety will therefore remain strained
until the none too robust monarch re-
covers In political circles, any other Is
sue of his majesty's malady is regard
ed as nightmare.
The London newspapers comment on
the cars illness with peculiar sympathy.
The Times remarks tha, It has always
been believed In England that the ear
"reciprocated the national sentimens
toward him and cherished real regard
and reverence for our beloved queen"
The Times lso adds "The c2ar his
exhibited consistent attachment to the
cause OF peAce. 1t is hardly necessary to
say that any event which would lead 10
a change i'm the occupation OF the Rus
sian throne, at the present anxious state
in the far East might very gravely preju-
dice the situation"
London, November 15-Tbe impression
exists in most European capitals that
the Illness of Emperor Nicholas is more
serious than it is reported to be. but
It is probably based on knowledge that
the czar is not strong and little likely
TO resist serious attack. In Copenhagen
the Illness is attributed TO oyerwork In
connection with the Chinese crisis and
there is also a suspicion that the.hygienIc
conditions and water supply at Llvadia
may be faulty.
The dowager czarina receives news by
courier twice every day. Her departure
from Fredensborg has been officially fixed
for November &c. Preparations have since
been made for her to leave at any mo-
ment and the fact that she has not start
ed indicates that there is no Immediate
danger.
1t is feared, however, fiat even II no
complications ensue, the attack may be
of long duration. There is no news from
st. Petersburg on the subject beyond the
official bulletins, which indicate that
the attack is only slight, DO high tenn
perature having yet been reached.
Washington, November 15.-Ambassa-
dor Tower at st, Petersburg has Informed
The state department that the car Is Ill
from typhoid fever but his condition is
not regarded as critical