The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-07-02


His Majesty may be said to be progress
ing satisfactorily" The officials having
the matter in charge met this morning
ana definitely decided that Fridays pro-
cession will not take place. A stream Of
distinguished visitors called at Bucking-
ham Palace this morning and left cards.
Liverpool, June 25.-The Posts Lon
don correspondent learns that if the King
RECEIVERS the coronation will be held in
the spring of 1908, when it will consist of
the Abbey ceremony only.
London, June 25.--It was unofficially
announced at noon that the King is pro-
crossing favoIably; W then awake and
was suffering no pain.
LONDON, June 25.-Your correspon-
dent learns on high authority that the
Kings physicians are unable to offer any
encouragement. The Kings life hangs by
a thread and his only chance of recovery
is that miracle take place The tubes
described in accounts of the operation are
not for drainage but to replace a section
of the bowel which was removed bodily.
Nobody is able to live long with tubes so
placed and the only hope is another oper-
alton to remove them and draw the bow
els together and sew them up. The
chances of such an operation being sue
cessful are so slight that they are barely
worth consideration.
LONDON, June 25.-The Royal family
has been informed of the real state of the
case and the possibility of the Kings re-
covery is most remote, though he may
linger days, perhaps. The first day be-
ing passed the third day, tomorrow, is the
one generally apprehended. Nitro ely
cerine is being used to maintain vitality
Arrangements are being made for the
final announcement. An official bulletin
issued at two p. m. says the Rings con-
dition is so far satisfactory. He passed
comfortable morning.
London, June %. microscopy services
are being held in the churches, chapel:
and synogogues in general today. Elab
crate arrangements are being made tC
keep the entire country in touch with the
Kings condition. All official bulletins
will be flashed to every post office in the
kingdom.
London, June 25.-The King has beer
informed of the seriousness of his condi
ton and is prepared for the worst.
London, June 25.-Oficial bulletin
at six this evening His Majesty pass
ed firly comfortable day. His gen
eral strength is we'll maintained anC
there are no symptoms causing specia
anxiety"
London, June 26. An official bulletit
at 1915 this morning says His Majest,
had better night with some refreshing
sleep. He is improved in all respects
| His constitutional condition is quite favor
able. The state of the wound is ais,
satisfactory"
London, June &c, 200 p NTH
Kings condition still remains satisfac
tory,
London, June 26.-While reports fror
official sources are encouraging the gen
eral public is not inclined to feel secure
Evening papers take rather pessimisti
view, warning the public not to let thei
optism be too great as the real crisis
yet to come; nevertheless it is earne
that the Kings encourage for the frs
time have strong feeling OF optimism
The greatest danger is in presence of tn
tube in the bowel Instead of coronation
services, microscopy services are held i
churches all over the empire today, ir
Guiding India and South Africa
London the service at ST. Paul's wa
enormously attended AT the very hot
the King was to have been crowned
solemn litany was chanted by the sam
choir which was to have sung at the core
nation services, Prayers for the sic
monarch We're recited, There was n
sermon.
London, June 26.-The King ha
| he. nh Ia TO ~ hn AYR
family today.
London, June PC. A six o'cloc
bulletin says His Majesty passed
good day and has taken nourishme1
we'll. He is less weak and his ten
perature is now normal.
London, June 81. The concensus {
opinion in the evening papers is LIE
us hope with fear. The life of the Kin
is still in grave danger. -
a two O'Clock bulletin reads III
, Majesty passed comfortable morning
All symptoms today so far are sati
factory. His temperature is norma
No other important fluctuations
His Majesty's temperature will /
recorded in bulletins issued. "
St. James Gazette says the cris
is practically over and by Sunday
will be known whether the King
out of danger.
; London, June 27.-Last official bull,
tin created a most favorable impre
sion in Parliamentary circles Tt
opinion is held by medical experts thu
all danger of sepic process is endet
So far as can be seen the crisis in IL
Kings condition may be regarded {
over
London, June ga six o'cloc
bulletin say the King maintains a sa
isfactory condition and shows no di
quieting symptoms.
London, June 2S.-An official bull
tin at 10 30 says: The King hi
had a good night His improved col
dition is maintained. We are hapI
to be able to state that we consid
His Majesty to be out of immedia
danger His general condition
satisfactory. The wound, howeve
still needs constant attention and {
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