Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-21

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 tendants Feel Sure the End Is Near Ceremony That Will Be Used in Making Prince of Wales Edward yII-Many People Waiting Anxious ly the Final Summons.
 Osborne House, Isle of Wight, Jan 21.-The following bulletin has been issued and posted this afternoon. The slight improvement of this morning has been maintained.
 London. Jan 21-noon.-The follow ing bulletin was issued at Csbofne House at Il o'clock this morning: The queen has slightly rallied Since midnight her majesty has taken more food and has had some refreshing sleep. There is no further loss of strength. The symptoms which give rise 10 most anxiety are those when point to a local obstruction in the brain circula tion. USlgneO James Reid. R. Douglas Powell, Thomas Bar low
 12:21 D. m.-The more hopeful bulle- tin received at noon hardly lesseneu the universal apprehension. Every where In0I DuiletluS aIt l)oSltu Sollo"- ing crowds have gathered. awaiting tha outcome of her majesty's illness. Preparations made in all official quar- terS for all eventualitieS indicate the eXpectationS of those who might De supposed to be best informed. l ne royal apartments in Windsor castle are being made ready for sudden re- urn of the court and all state olll- cals in any way concerned in the ls- ,n1l l ness for prompt action.
 Another of the queens phyS1clanS, Sir Thomas Barlow, reached osborne House this morning. q little Defore car riases dashed up bearing Emperor William. the Prince of Wales, the Duke of York and the Duke of Con uaught.
 London, Jan 21-A special dispatch from Ostend says the arrangements for the departure of the King Of the Belgians for England have been coun- termanded.
 Berlin. Jan 21. 1 D. m.-The foreign office has received information since Emperor Williams arrival at Osborne House that the condition of the queen is hopeless. ' The Associated Press learns that thec object of the emperors visit was to deliver special parting messages on be- half of himself and his mother, but it is believed at the British embassy here that the queen has been unconscious since Wednesday night. The embassy officials have cancelled all invitations and acceptanceS.
 Cowes. Isle of Wight. Jan 21 12:lo D. m)-The queen is just holding Der own.
 London, Jan 21.-Sir Thomas Bar low is d celebrated authority on eere-< bral affections and. doubtless his diag nosiS led to the inclusion ill the noon bulletin of the explanation of refer ences previously made to ''Symptoms.' the nature of which We're not specified.
 Cowes. Isle of Wight. Jan o1 12:15 D. m.D-The queens slight rally of this morning was followed by a gradual sinking which, if continued. will re- suit in her speedy death. No surprise will be felt here if her dca til is an nouEce1 at any moment.
 Emperor William. the Prince of Wales and their party we're met by q goGd sized crowd as they diseinba"kcd at Cowes. Naturally there was no cheering, bat the nlea present took off their hats and the German emperor cordially and fr2qcnly responded by Lowing. They drove to Osborne House ill Cpcn carriages. The Prince of Wales appeared to be half daZed and the Duke of York's eyes were red. while the Duchess Of Connsught did not cease crying.
 There was intense relief Tt Osborne House or the arrival oe thc imperial ana royal parry, for several times dur ing the course of the morning it was feared the queen would not live to near of the Prince O. Wales return.
 At Portsmouth 1hs royal party was net Iy a guard of honor. 'The usual formalities were, however. dispensed wit,i, anG the party immediately went on board the royal yacht Alberta. As they started for Cowes the band of the flagship, the hattleshiD Majestic. struck up the national anthem, and Emperor William and his royal rela- lives reyerently barred their heads.
 Ion1on, Jan 21.-WlIile expressions of sympathy and love are pouring ill from every quarter of both hemis- phcres none are so appreciated as those from the United States. The Globe voices the general sentiment. <4Tz.ying: .From other lands hopes come of the recovery and eulogies passed on the character of Queen Vic toria. In America, almost without ex- ception, it is under tne simple title of the queen that the illustrious patient is referred to and deep affection inn piled. The term can hardly be over estimated
 London, Jan 21.-The scenes about tf,e Mansion house today cxempliied fhn intensity of fhn common anxiety which has made interests her akin. Thousands gathered there as day wore or and nothing could be more express sIre than the profound silence with .Atch the announcements of the al- t61nAtlng phases of the crisis was eeaU1.
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