The evening world. Newspaper, June 27, 1902, Page 3

SIMPLE CROWNING Past THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1902, -0d0-—— FAMOUS AMERICAN SURGEONS ON THE KING'S CHANCES. DOCTORS’ GUARDED LANGUAGE CAUSES ANXIET\ | | RENEWED HOPE COMES © WITH UNOFFICIAL NEV A decidedly hopeful view of King Edward's chances of recovery {s taken hy leading American surgeons in the New York Medical Journal, a recognized organ of the profession in this country. | The King’s case is considered in all its surgical aspects by such eminent surgeons Dr. Robert Abbe, of St. Lirke's Hospital, New York; Dr. Robert F. Weir, President of the New | P a of kK al, Ne ark; Dr. Rob , . Pre of the » ublic liev York Academy of Medicine; Dr. Alexander H, Ferguson, professor of clinteal surgery in the Chi © of Physicians and Surgeons; Dr. John A, Murphy, professor of surgery in Re bg nel pnabindiiy at Palace a ysicians. Little Ceremony for the Event | the Northwestern Medical School, sd has been or Could) of f T i Be rb Sibonate ar et | TREVES FORCED TO LONDON. June 27.—Renewed hope | futtlo all that VA tls Li DELAY OPERATION. for King Edward came with the first | °™°cte? Envoys: e uals A distinguished surgical authority: unofficial news from alace this | was Interviewed aft etin bee Dr, Robert Abbe, surgeon to St. . eS LS jason bala tie atin Berita! morning, This was strengthened : LONDON, Ju -With the raver- awit ious Rea " gear ted in m a Ae HB The age factor in a patient of ’ when the official report of the physi-|eight hours having elapsed LEY GN) SES Mie | aso) well cared for as the King, clans told of his having passed a| complications since the operation ; Much discuesion ag to how she corona-}is jot so much to be dreaded as ouitertatle sel performed. 4 “tion will eventually he effected. ya [the public fears, ‘The kidneys, lungs CBRL WE ‘The doctors, ho said, should Be | copa ee CAL Should) and heart are much more often accused | To the waiting crowd without the] hv Monday or Tuesday to declare tt 9 Seer Pia: fines ii theoAULITANG [eee ee ee ee tect oe ents palace the early hours of the day|Maiestvy was out of danger. ‘Phe 4 omen, : P urumn| just. I have seen patients at eighty | were filled w ayia y. nitis setting in still -) only under much more quiet cireum- filled with grave anxiety. After ne NBA BEAR ae aeed, ‘8 of age make as beautiful a conya- the Gia tess 3 in temperature would be the stances than had been arranged: | acconce trom operations for apnendilts | |the roseate prospects of the day the at aennton ot aia There would be hardy more ceremony | bulletin posted at midnight telling of | o: of | with abscess as a vigorous youth. | the return of pain in the wound gave omission of the pulse and 46 than usually att is the = “it ny ange he Parllament. A arive este | “Ht sounds strange to th poe Parliament, A outer oy a smaanl| American surgeons to rise to the most extreme rumors, | Pefature from the Dulletici al escort, and a speedy return to Bucking-|{typhiitis. in describing the grave | At daybreak the feeling ih leat wt ue even ae aeetee seth eT paince following the ceremony, ix| iliness and momentous struggle of King | : 2 © ciice -xiven' Jt WoRKea Fe EE ee Rane awe eat RE IB liveran ris | | street was that the King had suffered| to continue them or the public ¥ the extent of the programme now out) guia and batt bre waa it | |n relapse, and from some unknown | Home alarmed. Every little ; pe when that | eae fall in temperature would ocexslon fel eign princes or special at such @unsitisfactory word Was |souree a rumor gained circulation | 9. jo5es, neither of which; would . ceremony an this ts quite in the alr, ¥. jappendiitis s avivanenh |tnat his physicians had been hastily | he 4 . ‘ put it is the principal topic of conve n ly uc a ced 03 5 3 ; Seer a aN neat nic with nawnend Aimer summoned to his bedside for consul- Operation Successful. lew ie ares comn esit aeraer lake jtation. The morning papers left the| sir Frederick Treven sald 40 p people in a state of great uncertain:y, | clan with whom he was in ¢ t ‘orced to d mstances over gveatest anxiety In be operating, owlig. te t day ful. “The operation Was As between ore In their news columns they told of LONDON HOTEL MEN which he had no control." pes the vast strides toward Improvement professional ma DIABETES ONE le by the monarch. He was rep-| King will recover.” | CAUSE FOR FEAR: resented as taking the keenest inter-| Sir Frederick's exactalaa peated to The World corre: | LOWER THE RATES Robert F, Welr, M. D.. President of |don, It was told that he had been ‘ a 5 the New York Academy of Medicine— SGaIVinig the avthpEre OC NIG TARY, Mention iby, tie sestam Perityphiitis or, ag it is known ‘he receiving the members ot is family with which food is ti . appendicitis, can be divided in its re- reading the papers, opening his own » royal patient and of dhe: Anxious to Hold Patronage,| suits into three el Q) Those letters and telegrams, smoking cigars | (1 24H" JD iN round ea and taking substantial nourishment. | ou: at the palace, as merely They Quickly Cut the High where the operation is done within thir- est in what, was taking place in Lon- his colleague, x hours (which is the period of " Prices Fixed for Coronation | TEENA TERT emE ERATION erase laine Warned by Times. jof their conscientious intentlagn te Weeks. where the mortality is under 3 In their editorial columns the pa public the slightest adverse; sya i (@) Where from that time to warned the public not to expect too] however unimportant. oan - ’ the mort edy @ revove A writer in the Dally Mall. com \¢ 15 per cent., 4 ‘Times: ally warned the public | {ng upon the return of pain LONDON, June Proprictors of alt} critical judgment has not to “indulge too confidently for the] King’s wound, suggests that Jt) ext, few days in the hopes we all|the natural contraction of 42 London hotels ha taken prompt action | in ish," and calls attention to the dis- | and the abscess cavity cat to forestall an exodus of thelr guest®) Ang those Pere eal “the period following the post ener nt ef Abe cor- famed, when the ise pitt 1 mits quiet phrases of the midnight bul-{on the drainage tubes. It ig, /l onation festivities. ie high rates| itself to a circumscribed abscess, where tin, Whica, It intimates, qualified pre-|he says, a healthy, natural’) which have prevailed for weeks past re at Ae eee operation agesn wding bulletins that the King’s day] believes there has been no , have been removed. Notices were sent) "Tn the present instance, which occuples good Increase of temperature 4 on W jesday evening » the guests| the attention of the whole world, there Daily Telegraph also warned the] o: is a factor that has not been alluded to. if pain, at the Carlton, Clardige’s, the Metro- 16 a factor tree ee tle theeximtence lic against unduly sanguine hopes pole, Victoria and the Avenue | of the disease of a week or thereabout. the King’s immediate recovery, In-[that the King Js making j that beginning ¥ ay usual | with the formation of an abscess, there ing that his condition Is still eritl-| progress, such extrac mine ould be restored. would be a very favorable progndais as I, as any escape of the fatally potson- ri shame ene would toned ina {tbove detailed, but It is well known, in pili psa caanorapylomen desert Fea, Meet At all these hotels guests who had) the inner medical circles in London that ous matter from the a are absojutely true his oi pail tor window seats to view the coro-| King Edward hag ‘been the subject for ‘onsitive and comp.leated Ussues sur-| brated in medical history. » have had their money re-| Several years past of diabetes, yunding the inte might render | tic complications are undi lety of! the, hotel proc) ade Wee. Crus ccomplication’ tial decided : . i some time ago, when he sustained a = ors to keep thelr guests in London | fracture of the pate'la, the abstention ye to the great exodus which set In| from an operative treatment, apd thes a sment. wi soffit Was advisable to resort to the old the moment announcement was made of | pethod of see lSpttization of, the limb, stponement of the coronation. | with its risks of imperfect union, rather ‘ slay the transatlantic book-| than to cake the chances of the, modern Seri ti by inquire| and. better. method of suturing the paar pewerre fee broken ends of the bone together after | pe h A ol a ass an incision, 1 who came here solely fo SS see tmation are how anxious to te-| KING'S BROODING the use of an otherwise obsolete term RIOTING IN SU El RBS aren toon and summer at hom it Js fair to assume that the malady vadon’s floating population — was GREAT DRAWBACK: in question was an ordinary appeniical y duced yesterday, the rallroude | absc taking {ts usual course, and POSTPONE EME NT OF FEASTS. Will Offer To-Morrow, Saturday, ut wity. All persons of me Dr. Alexander: H. Ferguson says: “The | Was treated in the customary way by ss EL ncaa wh daub eee Raets, have | untavorable features of the King's case Simple incision EXCEPTIONAL VALUE IN dune, £1 tnd ce hotels tavored oy inia| are, Bia mental misbodings, age, 59 Halting hie imine. ibe amused miner) LONDON, ‘Jane 27,—""Hoboes” in ado | ir s’ ai or Ui S pit Rave Geen the greatest suf-| ported state of his constitution and Jate Perityphlitis as an independent disease 4 ‘ S R | i operation. Judging from the meagre|May exist, its manifestation as such tg Several minor towns, ceprived.el ex | x —— i so rare that eticall) pay rn mn F data at hand of operative findings by pra we leave It out 4 feasts and the opportunity to! Rol | of considerat! (ees ‘ pected feasts a he opn ie EDWARD CHEERED AT KIEL. | Treves and of the post-operative condl- most common gnoaticating the vaMick.” indulged in angry demon-| Work of Spinning the Cables ani as reSses. ig Emperor William, who} tions I am inclined to give a © aye curring in th t ip the Spe (¢) leted Amid the T tta, caused the fol-| prognosis. If he were a beggar instead || From the int of t the jocal cuthorities. tamouth to OM PIE ml eo) 1109ts | SAILOR SUITS + to be signalled by flag last| of a King I fudge that an eariy opera-| Mang gy need io he favor Bi Crow ing of Whistles, While a} garding the ‘ g , ea ble S b , German fleet in the| tion, within twenty-four hours of the the Intec! me cases th of Is | of good serviceable Serge, browns, navy of the attack, as is our rule In jis the st E po! mr spr a ted Sta Big Crowd Looks on. and reds, blouse waist and gathered King of Eagiand, has been) Chicago, would pr ply Dave nein Tho ani dleprost ot yaenborin rd = = skirts, 6 to 10 year SIZES... +4 p ® a po: done and thereby the disease Ptlaclithe: Hednela tues saul t s isturbances c on, who $n iy T hope th vetted of ite danger. ‘Phe chances of {atration that at the time of th milus in tae i 2° Herelofore § de mindful of tiie biz y operation in this class of the PIDENIX IteeMt” wate ltaee war mm nub ove 1 tae dene dur ALSO, ae f mtane ania HE nae pout from $6 to M per coat. {is That the Appendix bablity. however | police, wreaked #everal 3 a in Wales and Serges of fine quality, as ‘ nAYY 1 conservations.” na lit n previously destraved by the |fire 19 4 ator owed Us aun | nh ta trimmed with braids or corded satins, ¢ surgeon whose fingers were e | ated with the |of ¢ 1 Coun b pee | DINO, 1, 8 : Th aire Al OBI Ange Bere eit Al ¥ ; bias , is NG the | Petur \ Reds, navy and browns, 6 to 10 year bach a bacea s a. bes! je je OF) rom: account ove x The jire woof RM Oy! nether the appendix should be rem mala the. neti | ls was quelled, and Seana ie areal SIZeS ee iow alsies 9514 ¢oaleielemiatclonals command was at once carried or not. The K is an ese Wan Th hy proc O° {aud nuinu- | os Heretofore 12.75. fi cn cimmand wan at. once anti ee he sa yrocean — aan | GIRLS’ WASH DRESSES cltis, It must be remembered in Londo: nuin t f DRL Sh ’ bin pane share Were eeiTeOr ene Fie ‘i Me in Madras, Chambrays or Ginghams, all tasteful di tional and internat envir ae aren he mi MeHOUC Ene ies, lo: my ] \\ and considerations which no doubt nat! TEL AND'S CASE | Vantage of the tine day | Khout th trimmed with embroideries, all colors, 6 to 14 year sizes, | urally influenced him and his attendant Is | ht wenombled CAT jae 4 to favor the poxtponement of #u! LIKENED TO KING'S, | homus Upton Ja ' fpapepeni an Wallin’ te teen Umeito ayold ie BIS. lng distisniled pmriy on howd uns i i e each, evident that the beginning of {a my tee \ 1 amd i i —_————————————. vk and for a few days there- | mayne has’ been in tocar] Timothy dy ay : : ! Phe 1 re was symptoms und signs were not |e ircles by the many points of ernor a “Pei iS ‘ CONTA CGR aa CY Di ak at A ie a ate y arted on it m vis New Sixth Avenue, 20th to 24st Street. tis, ‘The symptoms Improve, | award and that of th of King |? elas ; . ue 1 of the oce Pea ea Lh haat wa ul that of the late Warren} do! t C A nachinery Comptroller Grout Finds It Deh uRAROIRy 8 ato olan. All Now York. wae interested ander a eh : Ne : Out and Cuts Off a Num- —— iB Ate alana ch because of the| Cecil at 12a) 1 ui A ber of Bills in the Depart- GOOD REASONS FOR ARID ry 8 by Wh RR ft was precedes. | for Southamp rare ie captains apy ¢ ndsor Hotel way burned on|—— . r craft lot loose with ¢ ment, ° WITHHOLDING NEWS. | sturon 17, 1800 Mra, Leland died a few ‘s cand pandemonium relgned for ys after, and on April 1 Mr. Leland occasional . cables John B. Murphy, M. D., professor of | Wa* #(ricken nd had There are ( Korough President Jacob A, Cantor| surgery, Northwestern Unversity Medi Dr Janeway diagnosed his cane as|N hment } f mt wite 1 a al feomes in for Comptroller Grout's strie- [oat School, Chicago—The official bulle-) Aote appendicitis and told him he) nes» n 1 sal Ps dey: ey tures. to-day, The Comptroller say#|tina are very vague and indefinite, ax|needed a surgeon. Dr. Bull operated rhe King has seen and ring he to fish pehet tbe Reais eulanes Pai qate|the doctors do not state whether the A" suiltaly gangrenous appendix wos | with the 7 f Wiles and the y| cach etran | X ¥ ie 1 Se perityphiitic abscess was due to appen- | found to be filled with pus, Dr, Bull} * i Queen ha elle’ Lie — -y administration, has failed of aS | hens et Pence ater alelti, ar inoma or perforating leer concluded th patient woud not nurviy Ke evierai tenes esrsine Se | SIX BOYS FINED. ‘tte Comptroller declares th fer that It wae ‘opendicitis, but on ion for the removal of the Denil NaF As ya AY | ea a ecroush emmciais of Man Inical eau for five days pre-{appendix, and in thie Dr, John 4.| 140 ae HAMAR Ate’ bee of Continuous Fighting | yigoroun Crusmde Aguinat Youngs | munifested 4 fondness for ceding the y Q dovs net orre: aleer the consulting surgeon, con he Rete in the Rear of La Guayra sters Who Jump on Cars, in thelr private homes or offices at the |*perd with that Inferene t is an | curred CE a ee tee i ee ee , renee perk es Sane a aoeee ot Father ‘Knickebocker, and|appendiceal porityphiitis opened and) Desciibing the aperation a physician | be W ut the right procedure han) Brought by the Steamer] 1 ‘ inte toa van ca ‘ink thet ie has grieved him to be obliged to| drained, with no attempt at removal of jal to-d } and} NP Ae) Prins Willem |. Ion ky. Rix younga\ere were. arraigned cut the bills of Puvlle Works Cummis-| the appendix. his chances of recove abscess was evacuated, there. | 4! ee b - day, MiB younga! a. sian . Bcner Livingston, Highway Commis- | :llewing for his age and mode of Iving and cleaned, and a drainage t uch reawwured the publics —_— eat Court ‘by Poucenan Ghea foner Collins, Buperintendent of Public} should be 9 per cent rted. The wound was packwd will Al noon today the wound Is co wialiniicn want isla “acsewmnioy® em Ww ed $2 en Bitaias Se ee a inarial ee | At. the perityphiithy abscess te from, a | ytic gauge and temporarily clos able and the weneral conditon: leas) eT ety ar} maining euiprit, John Retily, of aw. Walker, fewer Superiatenden rating ulcer of the " ms Willen which arrived to-day |One Hund third street ane Michaels, and even President Cantor's | pr rf Mid le more Mray r sate vee tof the ether In a tii EA rom por he Spanish Main and |’ eh Venue, WHR ads own € eorge Wa acd rating ulcors are & 8, | fairly eatiaf: ory manner ‘ " uf \ tried to own sooretary | George | Washington | Aaraleufanis (wettuoerraiow, ihe perl Up do chia point the two casea sre | CHEERS [N ROME Went lidiow, brings very. iittle news of feet ath foratloy urred. fr malignant u > homes. “Hach of these would coat the| ear his chances af recovery. W much allke, #0 far aa we can Ju OVER NEWS OF KING, war In Venegueli fa, clty & and the Comptroller says the] Very 1 Hit ‘exection OF the \t ™ ur Knowledge of one and th — The at i) aded ar Hischary wentiemen named ought to pay the! 47 " tit Ghle I8lorcxs reports of the other, The hab . f fan nemue mr) Dilly At any vate, he says. he will | An ad ¢ of the two men were ROM, June F—At the close of thefcargo aa usual at Venexuelan poy he Comptroller alwo prods the Fresl risk bf from 40 to ind was a bish flyer, and wo is the fin sit f the Champer of Dewar] without disturvance. Considerabld fet Wi ( Tt. dent with the suggestion that the fact Saran that King. He is sixty-one years old. Li tony the Pa eit ok the Hou y ing ported I 1, but none t ‘ C ixcumption that the abscers ty of] 0 ng was reported Injand non 1 that more than twenty bills for painting ndicular origin ix the most weleal, jland Was fifty-tour 8 y ianchier, read the latest bulle A re thay twenty lle for palnting| apper itn ett atntome at pal a MPU SA acing. Baward's condition | us Dee Sveget, Cooper & Ca. ry gating ove tad ita’ bes ayneope on the fifth or sixth day pre- a honat ordi ne mraotid wit At la Guulra ” ni hag the . ARENCER IRE VAT TING Had ba bene edn pperatan, and there Nt:| DETAILS OF ILLNESS it fel OraiaE BAB, Ese BWI cating hid | ini ol of tl Private Bankers, > 4 ivory reason for his physicians withhold ronged cheering Miwa? Aturtorta Gat twas auld thar |g , g “AGN” Donovan, wn wan suvern-["a" fart thn te subi aeons) TOLD IN THE LANCET, —~ Maas nearucrivairrnrertsieg | [CICS TiC EES tf “ Aa ‘ tendent of Repaira and supplies unui] i, poselole a sn farson « tak an rene Mr- Cantor removed bm trom the #0 cai aim noae nace enaula Me Be Aeris signet aye CONEY GETTING BETTER, |/\)' eo" ol job Heb. 4, saya Ik takes three men | eet rnbrations would borperformed ae-| The New York Medica) Journal fe ee ; flo tis work now at an Agwreaaic ° retinal stage, aid a ved to-day the following cable de>) so saya Grand Jury Whieb Ine] Pie steer loeb ¥v,000 In salaries, “This ts wet forth in ae ——— aspatch from the London Lancet ae asad Candiiinna as y the Venves Panmonge | afidavit submitted in his application w| LATE DIAGNOSIS “LONDON, dune 2, 12 Me-Bo far as Aarne nthe rom Haytt 1y (hae the provi: Justice Glegerich to-day for a manda It te peaaible yet to say anything deft pera ter aes wale rep i aS Bh SH lary mus to Cantor to reinstate him, OF THE ABSCESS, | It» the King's prospects Pei Mey tet ye ne eon yy an " fayorable, Thursday was a good 4. oo 9 y Wad nve#is |e soto te got down for June 2 and there ‘ Pi My tise neath etegect ieneuea by a fair aahie me ition pers wated conditions in Coney Iland and wudidates-one from A deposits payable on to, show’ me. Mf thu proms wuld by as | reerse 2: Shrady, editor of the Medl- | \ng rufreahing sleep. ein, 8 . gach aps dc nther from the centre ant demand without netier | , " ‘ Ma satiotac. [Prevailing at the bogino| the south, The northera | | Mw . “ overt Heats i Wan the tempers | necesail: Hours 9AM. oS, 30 PM, a Cripple