Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-28
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
KING ONT OF DANGER ?

London, June 2S.-"The King is now
out of immediate danger" was the first
official announcement regarding the
Kings condition to-day, and as a result
of this joyful intelligence the city from
end to end is in transports of JOY. The
official bulletin issued at 10. 80 this morn
ing reads as follows: "The King has had
a good night. His improved condition
is maintained. We are happy to state
that we consider his majesty to be out OF
immediate danger. His general condi-
ton is satisfactory. The operation
wound, however, still needs constant at
tention, and as such concern as attaches
to his majesty's case is connected with
the wound under the most favorable con-
ditions his majesty's recovery must be
protracted." While the King is not out
of danger, the complications TO be feared
will at least give warning of their APP
proach. The cautious afterpart of the
| bulletin reveals where trouble may yet
arise.
A gentleman who has been frequently
admitted to the palace since the opera
ton on the king was performed, said
today: "The ruler there now is Treves.
Every one is under his orders, which are
cheerfully obeyed. Those who were
hopeless the first three days, regard him
as veritable miracle worker. If the
king RECEIVERS Treves will be regarded as
the greatest surgeon of the age. Per
sonally. he is the beau ideal of a doctor.
He is clean cut and immaculate, and
always wears spotless white shirts, which
he sometimes changes four or six times
A day. He never spills drop of blood
or allows anything to escape his band
ares and absorbents. Treves had every
thing removed from the room except the
absolute necessaries. The hanglngs,
upholstered furniture and carpets were
unceremoniously bundled out. DR.
Treyes is assisted by two nurses who
have been wi h him for years. They are
the martinets who terminate the queens
visits. After a few months they enforce
silence even upon the king, who fire
ouently shows restless desire to talk
The doctors think that the king, owing
to his unexpected great constitutions
strength, is now past the first stage. L
he passes Monday without secondary
complications he will be nearly out o
danger"
London. June est was learned
from an official source at $3.50 this after
noon, that the kings condition up t.
that hour had been maintained. Severa
members of the royal family were allow
ed to see him for a moment during tn
morning. The king may be transterre
tomorrow from his bed to couch wher
he can recline. His majesty has bee
able to pull himself into sitting pos
ture with trapeze. When the kin
started to raise himself the Queen ad
iusted the pillows and the royal patien
exclaimed "Ah, that's better"
London, June 2S.-The Centrf
News at 4:90 this afternoon announce
: that the king had just been remove
into sitting posture on a couch. "H
is decidedly better" If this statemer
of the Central News is true this mark
an unusual and somewhat rash proceed
= ure in such cases.
London, June 2S.-The official bu
letin issued at Buckingham Palace &
O. clock this morning was as follows
''The king passed very comfortabl
day and his progress continues to b
quite satisfactory"