DETAILS OF THE MISHAP.
CONFINED TO HOSPITAL.
Received July 9, 0 19 a.m. London, July 8
Mr Chamberlain in the morning inspected and addressed 150 Haussa troops.
He was driving in the evening from the House of Commons to his club when the horse slipped, projecting Mr Chamberlain against a hansom window, causing a severe but not dangerous cut. The cut extends three inches across the centre of the forehead, outwards.
Mr Chamberlain remains at Charing Cross Hospital a day or two, needing quiet after the shock.
The King sent to enquire as to his condition. Hundreds of Commoners, the colonial Premiers and AgentsGeneral aro amongst the callers at the hospital.
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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXVI, Issue 158, 9 July 1902, Page 2
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