KING EDWARD INDISPOSED.
SUFFERING FROM A SLIGHT CHILL. PBB PRESS ASSOCIATION. Received 16 9.37 p.m. London, June 16. The King and Que«u had arranged to review forty thousand 'roopsfrom the Ray»] Pavilion at AkUrabofc today, but late last night a Court Circular animpced tha following : " The King is unable to leave his rooms to-day, swing to an attack of lumbago, caused I by a chill." j Other advices state that yfter wit-n-sjirg a torch-light tattoo on Siturday niaht, there was a momentary waitirgin the rain {■ r a carriage to ieturn to King Edward teeama uowe'l. Sir F. Liking, ono of the Ph>sicia's-in-Ordioary to his Mbjesty, was telegraphed for, and proceeded nf er midnight to Aldershat, and prescribed a prescription which »aj prepared atth»'3rd Brigade Hospital. The physician recommended tint the should be spen 1 ; in peifecfc quietness.
Ring Eawaid w*s coufin'd to a couch, but was considerably better towards evening. He lose later, and is expected to be able to attend the review. NO OAUS* FOR ANXIETY. Received 17, 0.68 a.m. » London, Juna 16. The Standard states theie is no cause for anxiety ic the condition of <he King, who has been somewhat mn down lat f erly, through coiis ant att> n'ion to State duties. Queen Alexandra and the PriDce and Princes of Wales visited the camp I ospital during the wfternoon.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 140, 17 June 1902, Page 3
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223KING EDWARD INDISPOSED. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 140, 17 June 1902, Page 3
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