The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-02
NOT so WE'LL AS USUAL
FEARS THAT THE FArERuL SATURDAY
VIII Bring on Another CrIsls-A Feel.
Ing Of ROnewed Apprehension a.
to the Had symptoms Man.
iGeSted Yesterday.
TILLFAvORABLE.
The PresIdcnrs Symptoms Continue "a
be Encouraging and Hopeful.

WAsHINGToS, September 1.-The official
bulletin issued ut noon contains the follow
ing
At the morning dressing OF the President
the abcess Of the parotid was found TO be
dscharging freely, 1t looks well aud con
tinues to diminish in size, The state OF the
wound remains the same, His sgeneral con-
dition is not materially different from what
it was Mt this hour yesterday, except that
his pulse is somewhat more frequent, Pulse
l0S, temperature 0s 8-l0, respiration 10.
The President is having quite II comfort
BILE day. He ChGwed another piece Of beef
steak and swallowed the juice early this
morning, and since then has had little
chicken cooked in milk, besides the usual
allowance OF beef extract and porridge. All
the symptoms continue favorable. In u
conversation this forenoon, DR.. Boynton
said the President Is doing as nicely us
no could wish to have him; the slight fever
which occurred lust evening and which is
referred to in this mornings bulletin, was
not, DR.. Boynton thinks, matter Of any
consequence; It's duration was transCending
and nothing more than that OF fluctuations
which are to be anticipated Us long us the
patient remains in his present weak con.
dition. "Hashe gained in bodily strcngth?"
enQuired the reporter. Not great deal. |
think he made u little progress In that re-
spcct yesterday, Us much as we could ex.
peCt. His general appearance, however,
has improved considerably "What is the
condition Of the gland this morning." at
looks very WE'LL"
as any danger to be apprehendcd from
the opening into tho mOuthY
"NOt the least"
GLOW Is the wOund?"
~ should ben little better satisfied II 1t
discharged more than 1t does, but its condi-
ton has improved. The pus which comes
from 1t now Is much better in character
than heretofore"
"How soon do You think the President
can he mOvedP"
~ cannot definitely say 1t depends
upon the progress which he makes during
the next few days. Is he continues to i'm
prove as rapidly as he has during the past
thirty.six hours 1t will be safe to move him
before long-say within week"
"How do you think no can DO carried :"
Il IllIlk llO Glln ~ cllicT ny WulcT UT ny
rail without any suffering lie is not sub.
ect to sea.sickness and could stand, when
he gets better, a good deal. Of gentle sway.
Ing motion. He could also be moved in q
specially fitted railway car without injury"
"WoIld not the sudden roar Of passing
trains bO likely to give hin an injurious
nervous shock"
"NO, Think not. lie is not very ner-
vous. Movements ind noises in his room
do not disturb him MS much rs they do a
we'll person. Even the falling Of an object
suddenly to the floor does not startle him"
"What is the particular danger to he
guarded against in removing himP"
"0vertaxing isstrength. lie oisnot very
likely to bic injured in any other way"
"Where do you think he will first be
taken?"
~ hive no means OF knowing; possibly
to Long Branch or one Of the Northern sea-
side resorts. The question has not yet
been decided. II will be fully considered
and discussed when DIR. Agnew returns to.
morrow"
DO YOU think" asked the reporter In
conclusion, "that the PATIENTS as well to-
day as yester1ayPp
"Qulte as well, ifnot better"