Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-09-10
He Pulls Through the uulucky
Saturday Without Show.
Ing any Alarming
Symptoms.
HE Physicians and Attendants arc
Confident that he is now Stesdi-
" and Permanently on the
Mend.
THE PRESIDENT ooxroarApIr,

Col. Corbin said early this morning
that the president had fair night, was
quite comfortable, and while he had
slept sufficiently he did not rest as we'll
as he might. The attending surgeons
say that the morning bulletin tells the
whole story. It B the idea of DR.. Bliss
to make the bulletins more detailed and
comprehensive. Notwithstanding the
slight rise in pnlse and temperature in
the morning bulletin, the president is
considered quite as well as yesterday.
Further than this little can be said, in
asmuch as there are no details to OK.
plain. The president is certainly gain
ing ground, without the appearance of
unfavorable symptoms or indications.
The stormy weather has the effect of
keeping almost every one indoors and
many have left for the city. Postmaster
General James will call on the president
some time during the day.
HIS CONDITION THIS AFTERNOON
Elberon, Sept. 1O-At2:5O the presi-
dents pulse is about 102, and tempers-
ture little above normal, but less than
this morning.
AS WE'LL AS YESTERDAY.
Elbenon. Sept. 1912 p. NIT can be
authoratively stated that the president
is passing nearly. if not quite, as good a
day as yesterday. His pulse and tenn.
perature at the morning dressing, al
though higher than yesterday, are not
indicative of anything serious, and do
not disturb the feelings OF the surgeons
that the patient ia doing nicely. During
the night the febrile rise caused the
pulse to run up to comparatively higher
figure. but it soon decreased again. As
a matter of fact the president did moi
commence the day under as favorable
circumstances as yesterday. but after the
morning dressing he began to grow
stronger, aud at 10 o'clock his condition
compared favorably with that of yester
day, and there were no alarming indica
tions. DR.. Agnew states that the presi.
dent is quite AZ well as yesterday.
FALSE RuMoRs GET APLoAT.
Long Branch, Sept. lO-Varioul
rumors afoat indicate that somebody il
determined to create false impressio,
that the president 10 worse. Although
surgeons have not been personally seel
for an hour or 80, it is reliably state,
that the president continues to improv,
and nothing unfavornble is observed
The rain has ceased and the atmospher,
is oppressively heavy.
A STORMY DAY.
Long, Branch, September lO.-A yer
stormy, drenching. southeast rain set il
during the night and bids fair to contiu
ne all day. The ocean is hazy and th
weather sultry.
MORNING BULLETIN.
Elbenon, Sept. 10.-8:30 o. NAT th
examination of the president at a. m
his temperature was 99.4, pulse 1O4, AM
respiration 1S. He slept we'll during th
night, awakening only at intervals OF on
half to one hour. There is q perceptibl
Increase OF strength with au improve
condition Of the digestive apparatus. Th
tumefaction of the parotid gland has ell
tirely disappeared. aud suppuration
. greatly diminished The wound cont,
ues to improve and the president has
more healthy appearance.
DIV. Bliss.
ID. II. AGNEw.