MEDICAL BULLETINS.
A SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.
THE KING'S SORROW.
DESIRES THAT CELEBRATIONS
SHOULD BE HELD.
Received June 25, 9.33 a.m.
London, June 24.
A bulletin issued this afternoon, signed by the doctors, states that no operation was performed on Saturday, when the King's condition was satisfactory. There was a recrudescence of the trouble on Monday night, and an operation will be performedj^j-aiter-noou. —- - —=-■'•■'■"' _ Tli&'public interpret the bulletin to mean that, the King has a growth or inflammation in the region of the vermiform appendix. A later bulletin states that the operation was successful and borne well. The abscess was evacuated, and the King's condition is satisfactory. Earl Marshall received the King's command to express His Majesty's deep sorrow owing to his serious illness that the Coronation must be postponed, but the King's earnest hope is that all celebrations in the country be held as arranged, also dinners given to the poor.
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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXVI, Issue 146, 25 June 1902, Page 2
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