Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-07-05
EDWARD Is
SURGEONS REPORT !
DlTlON FAVOR.
Patient Able to Eat and
Making Satisfactory Pr
cal Advisors Saw No,
playing Great Recuna,

anu lnere was a wide ass
nothing was to be expect
but announcements of an
return to strength. The Oua
full and hopeful and continJ
most devoted soicitude, 81
sick room the greater parl
The King is able to take nj
ishment. So confident are
Kings complete and early
it has been informally settll
the time arrives the roval
be carefully removed to Cowl
on board the royal yacht,
Sir Henry Thompson said
condition was hopeful for ral
only danger to be feared II
was the possibility of celluI
tissues in the region of the n
ing affected, but from what ISl
cal men said, the steady imTl
his majesty's condition was
to the fact that he had been
tain his strength. If the xii
to hold his own in this respel
cry was assured.
His recent habits are in HI
1t is a fact, although not kno
outside of the royal househo
King is, and has been for
most abstemious as TO his di
this is made necessary by ii
he is troubled with diabetes H.
a diabetic regime. As this ID S
siye complaint, and regarded
physicians as virtually incuH a
easy to understand that thal
strong personal reasons for wi n
crowned at this time. 1t is al
understand why Queen Alex
feeling most sanguine of herM
recovery, has suggested a Quiet
in Westminster Abbey as sod
conyalescent, which would be II
part Of August or September. h
| OF course, the magnificent u
which was to have been the h
did spectacle of the modern h
vanished forever. No attend
made to have a great celebN
King Edward will not be abl&
months to endure any trying h
The Kings sickness is what
as perityphlitis. 1t is an inf
including the formation of d
Of the tissues around the
appendix and in the popular IL
readily distinguished from a N
A week previous the trouble 4
itself, but under treatment h
seemed to recover rapidly andk
day his condition was such tho
sicians believed he would be d
through the ceremony of corona
trouble, however, became aggra'
Tuesday his physicians decided
operation. The King was plat
| the influence Of chloroform an
Grafton was successfully carried
! q hScnsS which had formed. was
AS for London, the people W.
They had just thrown off, as
their mourning garments for
of the Queen and had plunged
| joyful anticipations of the coron
tivities when with stunning 81
their joy was turned into sol
burning anxiety. In all the
prayers have been offered up II
covery of the royal patient al
ranks of high and low there is
ing sorrow for their ruler and
disappointment and SYM
| London had a million foreign
in her gates for the celebration
more millions were ready 10
| threshold from the United
These, with her own SIX mIIL
greatly disappointed over the
ment. Not only were those WI
witness the spIendors incident
coronation, but the great WoFI
were moved to sympathy for
arch who had borne himself 50
since being entrusted with the
sceptre Of power.
A London correspondent s.
those who have watched closely
since his mothers death have
to notice that the great responSl
the position were going hard az
The bright eye, the rudy gIo
cheek, the vigorous hand GASP
ened step, the cordial greeting
tinguished him as the Prince
began to lessen under the eAi
kingship. He did everything
the inroads upon his health, B
evident to those around MN -
there came a change his reign
a short one. He worried g[e1"'
Boer war, as his mother had
it's termination was too long
save him from the consequent
intense anxiety while it was III
Then the anxieties Of the coroh'
added to make mind ana Oou'
render life miserable
Riots Over Abandoned F.
The abandonment Of the .
feastings has led to a numb
at different places. The |o u
at Watford, where, when II " o a.
ed the dinner for the poor an ;p
| tributjon of shiIlings and SlA
children had been abandoned
ed and wrecked the shops OF sa a'
of the committee having the
charge. e. +bo+
prepared to celebrate the .br e
whelmed the police, and fnT II"
GERS helmets into the nLe' uod
other police were sumn9 srbo1a
too, were overpoWerea' nor.
perate fighting and many p t's 81
seriously hurt. A number Oh D
sacked and set on fire.