THE MIKADO.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10407, 22 July 1912, Page 5

THE MIKADO.

IN A CRITICAL CONDITION

United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. ■ Tokio, July £0 AS midmght, the Mikado was in a ordinal condition, His BtomEGh nzti brain are affected. Ha was cinoonseions yesterday. The Mikado’s illness la closely related to a long-standing disease of the kidneys.. He was serious and in a high fever yesterday, but Is drowsy to-day. There are still grounds for hops. There is a constant stream of callers to the palace. Prayers are being said in the Bndclhist’tempies of the Russian Cathedral for the Mikado’s recovery. Earlier bulletins were viewed with misgiving owing to the eastern, now less frequent, of postponing an announcement of death. Prices oc the Stock Exchange fell ■five rallied ut fciis close. HIS CONDITION WORSE Received July 23 ; 10 a.in. Tokio, July 31. A psESSDiistie bails tin has bean showing that the condition of the Mikado is worse.