| Show BARON Aio KOMURA HAS TYPHOID FEVER Nurses Hastily Summoned After a Consultation of Physicians With Temperature at the Baron is Said Saito Jo be a aVery aVery 5 Very Sick Man 1 RI j BV YORK Sept 13 Three physicians NEW I who are attending Baron Komura decided today that the baron has ty Rhoid hold fever His Hili intention to return to Japan via Seattle has hu been postponed and nurses wore ware hastily hia sum summoned summoned summoned to t hi hl lila apartments in the Wa Wal hotel h tel today tody The I barons t JIu ture WAS WL It OE f mid he was said to be Tie very Y v tr ft TO m unity only in the thc first stages stales of the fever rite The decision as to tD the illness was s roughed reached roo h d dalter alter after a consultation of Doctors Francis P D George G Brewer and W V B ll One of Baron physicians Dr DrW W V B n Pritchard announced later that he disagreed e with he the diagnosis that the Japanese statesman is ib suffering from ty typhoid placid fever The typhoid diagnosis he said was made by who was especially specially summoned here from Virginia today toda to lve an opinion in the case rase I Dr Pritchards s own diagnosis is ia as follows fol follows follows lows i iMy IMy My original opinion was that U the e baron was Wag suffering from an inflamed gnU gall bled blad bladder der dna and I still hold to that opinion There Thare re reIs is i nothing serious in the barons condi condl condition tion now or at fit any rate this morning When Dr Delafield was shown this statement tet ut he ha still held to the typhoid theory but hut refused to discuss the caso case Jacob H called celled upon Baron Daron Ko JQ Komura mura today and being unable to see ee him talked with Mr instead Mr MrS Sa S Mo ko the Ute J ae spokesmen spokesman j announced anno t that the he conference related to financial matters It has been decided that part Jart of ot the Japanese mission will ill return immediate immediately ly Iy u to Japan as originally planned while Mr will remain in this country countr with Komura In addition to o Mr Mr Sato and tr to o secretaries will also alao remain in New Now York with Baron Komura A cablegram was received during the day from Baroness Komura inquiring as asto asto asto to her husbands condition The Japanese were much pleased at the receipt of the cablegram as dispatches s had been re received i in this city reporting the baroness and her children to have hae been murdered i |
