The Lamar register., 1901-01-23


this morning with Emperor William.
the Prince of Wales, the Duke of York
and the Duke of COnnaught aboard.
Jan. 81, 7:5O n. m.-The queen is still
alive. but all hopes are gone.
London, Jan. 21.-In the closing mo-
ments of Queen Victoria's life another
grave pOrtent arises, namely, the Sc
rlous indisposition of the Prince of
Wales. So worried, tired and exhaust
ed was he last evening that he could
not respond Immediately to the sum-
mons from Osborne House. The most
he could do was to promise that he
would leave London at o'clock this
morning II possible. 1t is worthy of
note that, even to-day, the London pa
pers do not mention, by even the
most yelled allusion, that the queen
has had n paralytic stroke.
Previous press bulletins since the
queens illness assumed serious as
pect are as follows
Osborne, Isle of Wight. Jan. 10
The queen is suffering from great
physical prostration, accompanied by
symptoms which cause anxiety.
Osborne, Isle of Wight. Jan. 10, 6 p.
m.-The queens strength has been
fairly maintained throughout the day,
and there are Indications of slight
improvement in the symptoms this
evening"
Emperor William and the Duke of
COnnaught, with their suites, left Ber-
lin by special train for England at
o'clock this evening by way of Flush
ing.
Cowes. Isle of Wight. Jan. 10.-Mid-
night.-The queen of England lies at
deaths door. She was stricken with
paralysis tonight. Reuters Telegraph
Company understands that the Prince
of Wales has received authority to act
In her majesty's stead, and thus has
been created practical, though not
constitutional regency.
London, Jan. 20, 1870 n. NIT is
announced that, though there is some
slight improvement. her majesty's con-
ditiOn is most grave.
The Princess of Wales has arrived at
Osborne.
Cowes. Isle of Wight. Jan. 20. 2:1O
n. m.-The queens condition is un-
changed.
The Prince of Wales will go to Lon
don this morning. where. with the
Duke of York, he will meet Emperor
William. Whether the emperor will
proceed to Osborne depends upon the
result of this interview
London, Jan. 20, $50 a. ma dis
patch to the Press association from
COwes understands on good authority
that the queens condition is critical.
Osborne House, Isle of Wight. Jan.
20, 4:30 p. m.-The following official
announcement has just been made:
Her majesty's strength has been
fairly maintained throughout the day.
Although no fresh developments have
now taken place. the symptoms cor
tinue to cause anxiety.
tSigneU JAMES REID.
"R. DOUGLAS POWELL"
Jan. 20. 7:3O p. m.-No further bulle-
tin regarding the queens health has
been issued up to this hour, but there
Is grave reason to believe that her
majesty's condition is critical.
Jan. 20. II p. m.-The Associated
Press learns that very serious change
has occurred in the condition of Queen
Victoria. The worst Is feared before
morning.
Jan. u, 12:4G n. m.-The. queen is
reported to be sinking fast. The rec
tor of Whippingham was summoned at
midnight, and he has just arrived in
one Of the queens carriages.
Jan. 81, 12:15 n. m.-The official bull
letin issued at midnight says. that the
queens condition late last evening be-
came more serious. with increasing
weakness and diminished power of
taking nourishment.
Jan. 81, . n. m.-The queen Is in n
comatOse condition and is regarded rs
passing away.
'Jan. 81, 2 n. m.-Her majesty's ply
sicians hope that she may rally by 5
o'clock this tMonday) morning. If she
does 1t Is expected that she will live
through the day. If she does not, all
hope will be abandoned Immediately
on the occurrence of the queens col
lapse. at about 10 o'clock last evening.
n message was sent to London sum
moning the Prince of Wales and EN-
peror William.
The Prince of Wales was in such
condition of health that it was utterly
impossible for him to leave London ut
that hour, but it is hoped that he will
start for Osborne House at S O'Clock
this morning.
Jan. 81, a. m.-The worst is ex-
pected Mt any moment, and the men,
bers of the royal family are now as
sembled in the queens bedchamber
Jan. 81. 3:45 n. m.-Ihe queen still
lives. and there is no change in her
condition.
Jan. 21, 3:45 a. m.-Everybody is up
in Osborne House. and terrible anxiety
pervades all quarters. If the queen
lives until Tuesday she will surprise
her doctors. who have been fearing
that she will not be able to survive
beyond . o'clock this morning.
The latest bulletin, with its fateful
news. was issued too late to become
common knowledge hereabouts. The
exclusive information of the Asso-
GATED Press, obtained an hour earlier,
is still less a matter of public knowl-
edge.
Jan 81, 4 n. m.-No official bulletin
has been issued since midnight.
Doubts are expressed ms to whether