Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-22

London, Jan. 22-S.03 a. m.--The
Cowes correspondent Of The Daily
Express learns officially that the
queen has taken nourishment freely
since midnight.
cowes, Isle of Wight, Jan. o.
a. m.-The queen is expected to live
until Thursday morning, unless I'M
expected complications occur.
A most noticeable feature here Mon
day was the satisfactory portion the
Queen spent in consciousness, which
she regained early III the afternoon
and still retained at 10 p. m. At that
hour she had not seen Emperor Will
liam, local rumors to the contrary not
withstanding. Royalty at Osborne
thus had chance to recuperate from
the terrible ordeal undergone during
the early hours of Monday. The cor
| respondent of the Associated Press
was informed that the members OF
the royal family were called to room
adjoining the queens bed chamber
no less than four times Monday morn
ing and We're kept In momentary ex-
pectation of being summoned to wit
ness the end up to $50. Her ma
jesty's physicians then had only q
vestige of hope that the queen would
live until the Prince of Wales ar
rived.
When the Prince and Emperor VIII
liam entered the castle grounds about
11.30 n IN. they found the queen a
trifie better than had been expected
The queens rally astonished no one
more than her physicians About 4
O'clock yesterday afternoon they
heard her ask for chicken broth.
Despite the favorable afternoon
the doctors dreaded greatly the period
between O'Clock and midnight
When that was safely passed they
seemed hopeful Of her majesty liv-
ing at least through another day, al
though the memory of the previous
nights relapse kept their anxiety at
high tension.
Never has Emperor William arrived
at any place in England with so lit
tie eclat. No salutes were fired. nc
cheers were given. The men of the
guardship Australia silently manned
her sides. Tie crowd was equally
undemonstrative. the people content
ed themselves with barring their
heads. It was a greeting given to the
grandson of a dying woman rather
than to the ruler of a great ally.
After luncheon ut the castle the
Prince of Wales. Emperor William
and the Duke of Connaught strolled
around the grounds and visited the
local sailors home. The bishop of
Winchester, who has been at Osborne
since Saturday, visited the rector of
Whippingham.
Berlin. Jan 22-The Norddeutsche
Allgemeine Xeitung made the follow
ing announcements:
"Dowager Empress Frederick, be-
cause still seriously i'll. is to her very
great sorrow. prevented from going
to Osborne to meet her exalted
mother"
The effect of the sad news regard
ing Queen Victoria upon her eldest
daughter has been very unfavorable
Empress Augusta Victoria. upon
learning of this, had intended to 60
to Cronberg ut cnce in order to in
quire personally as to the condition
of the kaiser's mother but later news
from Gronberg was somewhat reas-
surfing and, for the moment, she gave
UP the idea of the trip. However.
Prince and Princess Henry Of PruS-
sin. Prince and Princess frederick
Charles and the hereditary princeSSes
of SAKE NJ einingen. who arrived at
Cronberg Sunday, will, it was expect
ed. remain with the Empress Fred
erick for a time