Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-28
Temperature is Normal, His Appetite I'm
proves and Wound Healing,
THOUSANDS CHEER At THE GOOD NEWS
Popular Comment is that the Last Bulletin
is the Best of All.
NOW LITTLE DOUBT OF HIS RECOVERY
liverpool f. Illuminated in Recog-
milton of the Glad TidinEs which
Have Come from Buck
InRham Palace.
LATEST BULLETINS SHOW NO ANXIETY

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LONDON, June 2s-King Edwards i'm
provement was maintained at / o'clock this
morning.
The Daily Mail this morning says that
all King Edwards functions are working
admirably. The drainage pipe has not yet
been removed. but the kings general prog
ress is very sure and steady.
His diet already includes soup, fish and
baked apples. 1t is probable that next week
the number OF daily bulletins will be dlmin-
ished.
1t has been informally settled says the
paper, that as soon as it is safe to do so
bis majesty will be moved to Cowes and be
placed on board the royal yacht for his
period Of convalescence.
LONDON, June 27-'It's the best yet"
was the popular comment with which the
bulletin posted at Buckingham palace at
ii o'clock tonight was greeted. A small
crowd waited before the palace until the
bulletin was brought out and when the good
news became known there were cries Hear!
Heart" and cheers.
Lord Churchill, the acting lord chamber
lain, drove UP to the palace just as the
bulletin was issued, and he expressed his
keen pleasure at the Doctors report of
the kings condition. After learning the
contents OF the bulletin the crowd at the
palace quickly dispersed and the rejoicing
which was already apparent In the crowded
streets increased with the terms of the
latest report The IL o'clock bulletin was:
His majesty's condition is in all re-
bpects satisfactory The king has had a
comfortable day and has made substantial
Improvement. TREVES,
'LAKING,
BARLOW"
The prince and princess OF Wales dined
ut Buckingham palace tonight in company
with several other royal personages. ALI
the diners returned early to their homes.
The unanimity among prominent physi-
sians in expressing their opinions to
he case OF the king is quite remarkable
AL the professional opinions gathered are
distinctly favorable and hopeful. The doc
Iors regard the danger of perityphlitis as
bow almost past and believe his majesty's
recovery to be entirely probable.
Liverpool was illuminated tonight in rec
ignition OF the good news.
The king OF Denmark, who intended COM
Ing to London today has been dissuaded
from so doing by Queen Alexandra, who
Selegraphed her father that King Edward
- making good progress.
Talk of Festivities.
The prospect of the kings rapid recovery
has led to q revival OF the projects for
festivities. II has practically been decided
that the Indian and Colonial troops here
shall be reviewed next Tuesday OF Wednes-
DAY by the prince and princess OF Wales
on the Horse Guards parade. Queen Alex
Rndra attending to take the salute on be-
half OF the king as she did recently at
Aldershot. This idea was warmly advo-
pated by the colonial premiers in London,
and 1t has been approved by Joseph Cham
berlaln, the colonial secretary.
II is likely that as soon as his majesty
ls pronounced to be out OF danger London
will indulge In a general illumination. Very
few OF the illumination devices in the
city have been disturbed. their owners
awaiting the decision OF the prince of Wales
In the matter. The prince has not yet or
dered the removal OF the devices from Marl-
borough house.
1T Is not impossible that the abandon
ment OF the naval review set for June
sS will be reconsidered In the interests OF
The colonial and Indian visitors. who are
greatly disappointed at missing this sight
Other entertainments for the nations col
onial and Indian guests are also being ar
sanged. Thus. II there is no setback in his
naJesty's progress. there will be a partial
revival of the interrupted festivities.
Practically out of Danger.
II is said that after the issue OF this
hoTningS bulletin Lord Marcus Beresford
lsked Lord Lister how the king was pro-
crossing and that Lord Lister replied:
His majesty is practically out OF danger.
The prince Of Wales and the duke OF Con-
Aaught called early at Buckingham palace
Lord Lister and his colleagues were In
CONSULTATION for a quarter of an hour priol
10 issuing the bulletin posted at 1915.
The announcement OF a more comfortable
ltate OF the kings wound and his having Sc
ured natural sleep is followed by an indi
sation OF increasing assurance in the minds
81 those responsible for the ofhcial report
It is contained in the last sentence. which
indicates that everything is going as well a.
ian reasonably be expected.
AS the time approached for the poStinl
81 the morning bulletin the crowd aboat tn,
palace Of the king increased appreciably
When the better tenor of the news contained
by the slip OF paper attached TO the baize
covered board became known something lik,
cheer broke forth from the assembled
people.
Prince Henry of Prussia and other forelgl
REPRESENTATIVES, were among tue carrier IN
suirers at Buckingham palace.
POstPOnement Causes Trouble.
That many persons unreasonably felt az
Brieved by the postponement OF the corona
lion festivities Is shown by the fact tha
disturbances have occurred in dineren
parts Of England. A crowd gathered In tn
Itreets at Watford and windows in the hous
d the chairman OF the council wer
mashed. together with those of other mem
Sers OF the town coronation committee
Mounted police charged the crowd.
Considerable rioting was INDUCED IN a
Ounstable. protest meeting was held an
The crowd afterward proceeded to the resi-
- iences Of the mayor and rector where
amid much hooting. windows we're smashed
A move was then made to the Chilter
hills, where a great coronation bonfire wa
lighted contra-y 10 orders
A riot also occurred in Hemmel Hamp
stead owing 20 the decision Of the corona
lion committee 10 sell the beef and pro
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