Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-30
LONDON SETTLES DOWN
king Is Ont of Danger" Causes Re.
joirin- Everywhere.
CITY is BECOMING NORMAL.
Crowds Of SiEIitserrs Assemble at
Portsmouth, where Large Naval
Fleet Is Gathered-Queen Alex
andrn Receives the Reds.

london, June 3O.-The city Is grad
ually getting back to its normal condl-
tons. The favorable condition of King
Edward has made his ultimate recov-
cry practically certain, and every
where are seen signs of Il lo0Senlng OF
the tension under which the city has
been suffering.
The kings operation professionally
causes discomfort" according to re
cent bulletin but Of course this is to be
expected for some time to come.
Latest reports from the royal bed
side are to the effect that the kings
strength is being we'll maintained ami
that in moments of wakeIulness tn"
monarch is cheerful and anxious in
every way to assist his Attendants
The bulletins from HE Sirhroom have
been lcssened. and this is looked on as
| another favorable omen,
"The King Ont of Danger"
"1he king is now out OF immediate
danger" This announcement has
| spread quickly throughout the metrop-
| oils and caused general rejoicing. The
verdict upon which the nation had so
anXiously waited caused longer con
sultation than usual. Lord Lister Sir
Frederick Trcves and the other doc
tors discussed the patients condition
for nearly an hour before they com
mitted themselves to the important
pronouncemcnt. 1t was read at Buck
inyhum palace by only Il small crowd,
the public being practically assured by
| the previous evenings reports that er-
erythng was going we'll. Yet. to use
! the words of the Westminster Gazette,
the bulletin was full of intense re
| lief"
| The underlying suspicion that the
doctors might fear more than they
wrote, the sensational rumors OF his
majcsty's death and the lack of defl-
mite unofficial news all combined to
| create intense nervousness.
| Naval show at Portsmouth.
Upward of 100 warships are Still an
chOreu at Portsmouth, but there as yet
has been no announcement as To
whether or not they will be reviewed
Thousands of persons meanwhile are
going down to POI tsmouth to view the
asscmblage of British naval prowess.
The illumination fixtures attached tC
the fronts of buildings are being gen
orally retained in the expectation that
they will be lighted when the an
nouncement of the certainty OF King
| Edwards recovery is issued.
Newcastle and some of the smaller
towns in England have been illumlnat
ed in celebration of the kings progress
toward recovery.
1t was definitely decided that the
Prince of Wales will inspect the colo
NAL contingent of troops July l OF
the horse guards parade, The troops
will be under the command OF tho
Duke of Connaught.
Admiral Prince Henry of Prussi;
and his suit left London to join thu
German flagship at Portsmouth. The
Prince of Wales babe farewell to hi:
cousin at the station. a large GROVE
/ gave Prince Henry ii hearty godspeed
Princess Henry of Prussia left l.ondoi
Saturday night.
) "Eml<irs" Hard Hit.
What at first sight was one of tn
most pathetic features of the postpone
ment of the coronation was the ute
) decentralization of the street "faklrs,
: who had been counting for month
past on rich harvest.
} Features of the Strand, Fleet stree
and the hotel entrances are street III
$ chins, mostly of tender years, appai
emily weeping over trays of cheap med
2 ais, pins and other out Of date and IL
. appropriate souvenirs. Their genera
/ wailing pleas are always aimed at we
e dressed pedestrians.
"Only II p"llny.
"Stucli wifi me medals
, "Please buy something"
- Among the numerous kilograms re
reived hy the king he was especial
gratitied by Il dispatch from larg
:, meeting of TrAnSvHalrrS at Balmora
y Transvnal embodying prayer tina
the Almighty may restore him
health and grant him and the quee
, "health. wealth and long to live
Queen Receives the Refds.
Oueen Alexandra has received White
law Reid, the special ambassador
the United States, and Mrs. Reid &
, buckingham palace in farewell al
~, dicnce. On their arrival Mr.. and MIR
:; Reid were met at the door by the gel
=. tleman and lady in waiting, who COZ
, Quoted them to the queen. Her maze
. ty received Mr.. and Mrs. Reid alone.
- While the special ambassador doe
not feel at liberty to make public wh;
passed at the audience, it IS unde
stood thar the rtiD"ll, who hau Kn""
;. Mr.. and Mrs Reid before, receive
-. them with great cortialtN and elnph
,t sized the appreciation of tn" syhpa'l
:, and support of the United States III II
~ present crisis, which had already bee
:, EXPRESSED to Mr.. Reid hy the Prince
/. Wales and the foreign secretary u
MARQUIS of I.ansdownr. Thr uu''
nbov,,J ,yiInp,.u ,if relief ana, tDtlSl