New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
BARON KOMURA IMPROVED
CONDITION NOT SERIOUS,
Russian Enjoys Visit Vest Point
and Art Exhibition.

Tt was announced last night at the Waldorf-As-
toria that the condition of Baron Komura. who
mas been iii since Saturday night, had improved
much through the day. DR.. William B. Prtchard.
who is attending the Japanese envoy called DIR.
George Brewer, of No. 81 West 4Sth-st, into con-
sultation yesterday afternoon and It announced
later that serious result was anticipated from
the attack of chils and fever from which Baron
Komura has been suffering 1t is probable that
the plans of the Japanese mission to leave here
Seattle Thursday will not be fnterfered with
NJ. White and Baron Rosen with members OF
their SUITE including General Yermalof and Col
onel Samilofr in uniform, visited West Point yes
terday as the guests OF ]. Pierpont Morgan. They
made the trip IN the latter's steam yacht Corsar.
The party returned about o'clock in the evening
in a heavy downpour of rain. The Corsair came 10
anchor opposite the West 35th-st. yacht landing
There was long wait for carriages in which
nearly every one got wet There carriage
for Detective Sergeants Foye and Downing, and
they were compelled to sit with the drivers.
After short stay at the st. Regis NJ. Witte and
Baron left there again to attend the opening
of the Russian Fine Arts Exhibition, at No. 2Ss
5th-ave
They were received there by Edward NJ. Grund-
waldt and Acting Secretary Joseph T. Kelley
Among those present were Baron Schlppenbach
imperial consul at Chicago; Vice-Consul Baron
schilling. vice-Consul Tfesenhausen and several
members of the Russian colony, with c. V. Fornes
and Charles F. Murphy.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. Alexander A
Hotovitsky. of the Russian church in East Sth-st,
who wore the gorgeous vestnents of the priests
OF the orthodox church. The exhibition then
declared open by Baron Rosen. who represents the
Gear In this country. After brief inspection OF
the pictures the visitors took their departure
Afterward refreshments served and speeches
made by the Rev. DR.. Hotovitsky and Edward
N. Grundwaldt
To-day N. White will sail for home the Kaiser
Wilhelm II. His Excellency Ivan ShipoH, Privy
Councillor. Commander Roussine Imperial Rus
sian Navy; Georg Plancon, Secretary of the I'M
perial Russian Foreign Office: Ivan Korostowetz,
Secretary of the Russian Foreign Office: Michael
Batcheff. Secretary Of the Russian Finance Min
istry: Constantin Nabokoff. Secretary of the Rus
sian Foreign Office; Gregory Wilenkin, financial
agent of the Russian government; General Yer
maIoR and Colonel Samilon also will sail.
Charles r Flint has extended to Baron Rosen
the courtesy of his steam yacht the Arrow. TO &C
company M. Witte down the bay. Mr. Flint sent
to Baron Rosen yesterday his regrets at his IN
ability to be board as he viii to-day attend the
funeral OF a relative at Troy n. 7. He VIII Dc
represented on board by F. r. Cordley
Others who will be the Arrow are NJ Poko-
tilon Russian Minister to China; NJ. RogestVenshy'
Mr.. Hansen. first secretary. Russian Embassy az
washington; Colonel Raspopoff. military attache
of embassy; Captain Boutakof, naval attache OF
of embassy: Consul General Lodygensky. Baron
scbilling the Rev. Alexander A HotoVitsky
Charles Johnson Colonel G. B. NJ. Harvey, George
w. Young Walter Kutzleb and Captain H h
Numerous societies in the city are to hold an
Indignation meeting at No. 206 East Broadway
Friday night and also discuss plans for large
parade which will be held some night next Week
The societies will also draw up resolutions, profess.
ing against the outrages in the Jewish massacre in
Russia Abraham Cahan will act as chairman. ana
he said last night that he expected fuHy ooVO 10
parade = 60, ,a 49,
In speaking of the massacre, Mr. Cahan said that
although peace had been declared between Russia
and Japan there peace in Russia itset.
Mr. Cahan said he hoped that NJ. Witte, the Rus
sian envoy would remain in the city long enough
to see the parade On Sunday mass meeting VIII
be held in Carnegie Hail. at which numerous well
known men will speak
After visit to Baron Komura, at IL O CLOCK last
night DR.. Pritchard said
Sifhe baron's temperature is normal. and
do not think there is anything to DE feared Dr.
Brewer and I had a consultation during the day
and found the baron's condition encouraglng. do
NOT think that he should leave on Thursday
The illness of Baron KomuTa was diagnosed as
inda nrnatiOn of the gall bladder. He might be en-
ioined 10 remain here few days longer as a pre-
caution,