Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-27
KING EDWARDS
ILLNESS
His Progress Toward Recovery Received
Temporary Check Last Evening Accord
ing to an Official Bulletin.
BUT he is BETTER TODAY
Hs Passed a Fair Night and Had Some Natural Sleep
His Wound Being Less PalnfuI-lord Lister Con.
sIders Him Out OF Dangsr-AII His Symptoms
Today Are Reported 10 Be Favorable.

London, June 27.-The authoritative
statement contained in the dispatches
s,f. the Associa ted Press that th2 check
of King Edwards progress toward re-
covery, which was recorded by the last
official bulletin yesterday evening, was
merely temporary in it's character, re-
ceives gratifying confirmation in this
mornings announcement by the at
tending physicians which is as follows.
"His majesty had a fair night, and
some natural sleep. His appetite is i'm
proving, and his wound is much more
comfortable. On the whole the king s
condition is attended with less ankle
ty." 1t is said that after the issue of
this mornings bulletin, Lord Marcus
Beresford asked Lord Lister how the
king is progressing, and that Lister
replied His majesty is practically out
of danger"
SYMPTOMS SATISFACTORY.
London, June 27.-The following was
posted at Buckingham Palace at p.
m: "His majesty passed comfortable
far are satisfactory"
AN EXPERT OPINION.
New York, June 27.-The New York
Medical Journal received today the
following cable from the London Lam
Get.
London, June 27.-Noon.-So far as
possible yet to say anything definite,
the kings prospects are distinctly fav-
->orable. The state Of the wound is sat
isfactory the discharge healthy, and
his temperature Thursday evening was
normal, fact which is important, as
indicating that the occasional pain ex-
perienced in the wound has no sinister
significance Some nourishment was
taken and cheerfulness was MAIN
tained."
SPECIAL EMBASSY CLOSED UP.
London, June 27.-The American spe-
cial ambassador Whitelaw Reid and
Mrs. Reid, called by appointment on
the Prince and Princess of Wales this
afternoon, to take their official leave,
Reid will now close up the special emf
bassy and go to Portsmouth to visit
Rear Admiral Crowninshield, comman-
der in chief of the European station, on
the United States flagship Illinois
PROCESSION DAY.
London, June 27.-What was to have
been the procession day when 1t was
expected there would be the greatest
crush that was ever witnessed in Lon
don, finds the city practically deserted.
The Bank holiday proclaimed for to-
day paralyzed business. The masses
either cleared out to the country, or
STAYED at home. The provincial "ho-
bos" in several of the minor towns In
dulged in angry demonstrations
against the local authorities, who post
poned the dinners and festivities. The
smashing of windows was favorite
form Of protest. At Watford. Is miles
from London, early this morning the
mob overpowered the police and wreck
ed several shops and set fire to store
owned by the chairman Of the town
council. Special constables were sworn
In and the disturbance was quelled.
HOLDING HIS OWN.
London, June N.-The following bull.
letin was posted at the Palace at 6:l5
p. M:
1.-THE king has maintained the salts
factory condition described in the last
bulletin. His majesty shows no dis
quieting symptoms"
The Wool Market.
st. Louis, Mo-, June 27.-Wool Is
etaadu unchanged. ~.