The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-01
HE BEARS THE PAIN WELL
Physicians Discontinue the
 Issuance of Bulletins.
Bonfrss Lighted Throughout Eng land as Expressions of Joy Over the Continued Improve
 ment of King and Emperor.

continued improvement of the condition of King Edward VII, it was announced today by the physicians in attendanca that no more bulletins would hbe issued.
 The noticeable excitement during the past week outside. Buckingham palace at the hours the bulletins were posted were entirely absent this morning. Tho sanguine impression created by the doctors reports Saturday and Sunday was maintained by the salient phrase in this mornings bulletin: "No bad symp-i toms of any kind.
 At noon the following official statement was given out at the palace:
 There is no cause for alarm in the dis~ tress caused by dressing the woundsa This occurs at least twice daily. The wound, which is of considerable depths is dressed from the bottom and 1t is essential that 1t should heal from within outwards.
 Bears Pain With Fortifude.
 s'The dressing causes his jesty con- siderable pain, which he has borne with great fortitude. Tn fact, his maJesty'9 courage and patiencu call for the greatent admiration. The R;pg was much bene- fitted by the change to the couch yester~ day, on which he stayed for a few hourss The electric fans have proved of great value in keeping down the temperature fsl the department.
 'sThe Queen is in constant attendance in the sick room. but the utmost quiet is enforced. The King occasionally sees his children, but the interviews are oE short duration. No matter of state or business are allowed to be summitted to the King, who Is also debarred from read- ing his correspondence. Neither Doctors Laking, Barlow or Treves have left the palace since the operation. except for an occasional hour
 This statement was issued with the view of correcting the numerous unfounded stories published with circumstantiai de- tail regarding what is alleged to transpire in the sick room. Tho cheerfulness of the public is apparently fully shared hy the members of the royal family. Thas Prince of Wales went out ylding this morning and both he and the Princess witnessed from tn palace windows, with evident interest; a march past of the guards.
 The Stock Exchange re-opened today with a very strong tone, on the satisfac- tory news regarding the Kings condi- ton. Consols rose 7-16. Other depart- ments reflected the improved feeling
 Reviews of Troops.
 With the view of recompensing the sightseers so far as possible for the dis appointment of last week. tonorrow's and Wednesdays reviews of the colonial and the Indian tropos will be accompa- nied by certain amount of pageantry. The Quen has been so much allayed that she definitely decided today to occupy the first carriage in the royal procession. in which other members of the royal family will participate as well as the foreign princes who are still in London.
 The general feeling of relief as a result of the favorable reports of the condition of King vented itself tonight by tho touching off of the 30e0 bonfires through out the United Kingdom which were orig- inally prepared to celebrate coronation night. The signal to light the fires was given at five minutes past o'clock. A rocket was sent up from the top of the gigantic wheel in Earls Court and burst in cloud of stars 1000 feet overhead.
 In response to this signal bonfires rose from every elevation of any consequences from the Lizard to the Orkneys. The celebrations were unfortunately some what dampened by downfall of rain. London was not officially illuminated. IS had been hoped the Mansion House. the Bank of England and Marlborough EFc, SS would join the celebration. all the luminating stands being intact, but of the official decorations were Ii up The display in London in this was confined to the theatres, the and the business houses on the Si Fleet Street and other thoroughfar
 There was quite a celebration at head today when the nearest apr to a. review of the great fleet ther seen in the trip of several transt loaded with volunteers and colonial troops and a number of distinguished persons who inspected the Empires first lina of defense.'
 The arrangement for King Edwards dinner to the poor of London to be held July 5. are being rapidly completed. The Prince and Princess of Wales have ar- ranged to visit number of the localities where the poor are to be entertained and If King Edwards condition continues to improve, Queen Alexandra probably will make the rounds with them.
 The only royal guest who left London today was the Chinese representative ape pointed to attend the coronation. Prince Chen, who left for Ostend.