The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-27

LONDON, June 27.-The irony of fate
IS being more and more realized by the
people of London as the days Of the
Kings Illness continues. Today is the
day when the King. in state procession
was TO have gone before his people;
whereas the people are today coming
10 the home Of the King. in anxious
tones asking rs his majesty better?"
The anxiety caused by the official bull
letin issued at II O'Clock last night. IN
which it was stated that his maiesty's
wound was causing pain. was somewhat
SET at rest by another reassuring bull
Ietin posted at Buckingham Palace at
1915 this morning. This bulletin read:
Mornings Bulletin,
His majesty had fair night, with
some settled sleep. HIS appetite is i'm
proved and his wound much more eom-
Portable. On the whole. the Kings con-
dition is attended with less anxiety.
"TREYES.
LISTER.
SMITH,
'LAKING.
BARLOW"
The official bulletin issued from the
palace at 2 O'Clock this afternoon was
OF the same hopeful tone as that issued
at 1918. It reads:
His majesty passed a ccmforta bic
morning All the symptoms today are
so far satisfactory His temPera ature re
mains normal
'.No other than important fluctuations
IL his majesty's temperature viii be re-
corded in the bulletins issued.
TREvES.
'LAKING.
BARLOW"
The st. James Gazette" says the cri-
=is il the Kings illness is practically
ovez. and by Sunday it viii be known
whether his majesty is out OF danger.
The Gazette makes practically the
same statement in an editorial, and
thanks the world for its sympathy. The
paper makes special mention Of the
sympathy Of the Americans, and adds:
They do not need to be assured how
grateful their sympathy is 10 the peo-
PIE OF this country"
BalfouT ReasSUTeS Members
Government Leader Arthur J. Balfour
today assured the members OF the House
of Commons that the Kings condition IS
very satisfactory
DR.. Frederick Treves has become the
most important man OF the hour next to
the King. He is a wonder for precise
detail and haG completed the Kings
room till it is a model Of sanitary ar
rangement-
Electric fans keep the atmosphere at
an even temperature. Treves is strain
ing every nerve for complete success.
queen Alexandra remains cheerful and
hopeful.
Few Persels Remained.
LONDON. June 27-Few persons
stayed al the palace over night. but
dawn brought renewals Of the crowd
whose anxiety had been stirred by the
reference 10 renewed pain. The officials
today strenuously protest that this does
not necessarily mean that his majesty
was IN any serious danger because Of
this pain. but the general opinion is.
however, that the King was not as well
during the early night By q great deal
as the officials would intimate
Reynolds Weekly Newspaper. which
sll along has been extraordinarily accu-
rate with reference 10 the Kings con-
dition, in today's issue gives the follow
ing history Of his majesty's disease:
History of Disease.
since June last year there have been
no fewer than three operations per
formed upon the Fling for malignant af-
fection OF the laIynx Daily sprayings
have taken place, and the King has
practically ceased smoking.
-T-go physicians have been constantly
~ . a-itndanes sia.J : June I. this year
Thay becaue seriously alarmed on June
3. Severe abdominal pains were expe-
rienced. The doctors then said It was
lumbsgo
REYNOLDS" then criticfses the minis