MIKADO MUCH BETTER.
ILLNESS OF THE EMPRESS. Th« wu-a LONDON, May 26. The Miijado, who is sufferinc- from degreed, and there are, no signs of an abatement of tlie feverishueas The night. All the theatres were closed tv ♦ ♦' u ,i .- TOKIO, May 28. Latest bulletins from the Imperial Palace report that the Mikado is liiuch f n '.n 1 ? 6 Em P ross ' however, has now x fallen ill from a cold contracted during the vigil she kept at her consort's bedside. Har Majesty's illness, though rather serious, is not considered critical LONDON, May 28. " ' The health of the Mikado is reported to have considerably improved. I The fact of the theatres being closed is not so significant as it would be m a British country. It would simply indicate a sense of deep sympathy on tho part of the people. :
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 13092, 4 June 1913, Page 3
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141MIKADO MUCH BETTER. Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 13092, 4 June 1913, Page 3
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