New-York tribune., 1881-07-14

tracted ali the lime that IT entirely flexible.
IL does not enter the wound more than three inches
We have not wished t. force IT.. We have also one
OF rubber and may put longer one iii tomorrow.
The wound Is doing we'll"
Does the intense heat have al, uufavora bic effect
upon him 2"
The heat j. moi bad for the wound. 1t wnl heal
quite well ia ihls dry heat and ~ far comfort
goes, the einpr ratWrc in the sick 0m - now en-
tireiy withiu rontrol thanks to the cooling ap-
paratus But the weather favorable to an in
crease Of strength There tome III the air. and
II d"es Mt hrip Vitality
- Does the President >till desire to talk much"
" There havr been rather cXasee.atci ""tonS rs
t" his talking Hr talks uuch less tnon accns To be
believed Tn-!ag M has been even Joss disposed 10
talk than usual He has been very Na'et"
HE Is GOING TO Gar WE'LL
NO INDICATIONS ~ SECONDARY HENoGHHAGE oR
PYA, MIA or oF AvN pANGEg"U> rusirlICA-
TIoNS--IIiE WOUND PRESENTING \ HkALrn Ap-
PEAHANCE
WAsIuNGrnN. Jnly 1911 p. n.-Althcugb the
weather has been extremely hot the President, in
the ar;hcially cooled ntmnsIhcr. oi his rnuln has
passed qulct and comfortable day sirepin
naturally aud rcstfnily at Intervals and taking
more ucuriShment than IN any precious cor
resppndins Prricd Tie maximum intensity of
the daily frbrilc rise has s:ealily decreased since
night before last when, in the Judgment Of the at
tending surgeons, the crisis OF the surgical fever
Mas passed. The patients temperatures aud pulse
were lower last night than on Monday nicht and
!re lower to-night than they last ulsht while
his general symptoms have yornopoudiug,y i'm
proved
Dr. Bliss upon being asked at lN45 tonight what
&c Thought o the Presidents condition SAID that if
he could have been assured wrck ny, that the c.,c
would advance pTccIsrl, II has ADV rnrrd and
that the President would hr as well io-ulsht ~ in
reality hr -. he wond have been more that satisfied
and could not reasonably nave asked tor any hing
better
Therc h,sr been ~ i,,Arc. ions" he said " of
secondary hcmorrhage of pv,rmia uf any
dangerous complication. The >uppur;,;iou j. going
on naturally, the wonnd prc-~"t> II heahv appear
ance. The patient takes a,d s~siriaio> inurshtncnt
we'll could br dt sized, and his sleep is Jmct
and refreshing Tho crisis ~ surgical fever is
ordinarily plss-,d on the tenth rrvcnthd dav when
suppnra'"n is fully established. This We believe
was the Monday night when tl,r PATIENTS tenn
pcratur~ reached Its hig,si point Since that time
the daily cinatioi,s have horu lrss aud less cx-
trs'ne uuiii night the pulse barely rraccd the
maximum of 100"
Upon being question with regard to tl,a prcsi-
dents rcpurtod weakness and debility. DR. Bliss
said " There IL 40 danger Ia h~ apprchcnled from
weakness TIE President is no weaker than any
man would hr with such injnry and after such
fever. iir Is day by day taking more and moro
n"hrtsh"iii. and although At consists principally of
milk. il is we'll a~sullicd and is amply sufficient to
maintain his sirrugth until he is in condition TO
take solid food
DIR. Gli~Ns attrn'i"n was called 10 the minors
which has" r~u prev alcut here aud else VI here tins
week (" ih~ cifect that the surgeons are con.,,alnr
fr"n te ircS~ aud the I"blir the gravrt and moro
dangerous asPecis IF the Presidents case and that
the oaiciA bulletins d" not fully and truth.
fully represent his actual condition. In rpulv
IN Bliss said -nphaticaily and with feel
ing; lA"Ie waS never anything un.
1onpdcd aud auln>f. We have reported all Tin.
ti"sid~ni- Syrptuns good and bad. with perfect
franknr~1 snh trnthfulnr~s. Bulletins morr hnrest
and judl''iS than never br.Ir i>sied ami
any one y hn usk"> coutrsry assert ION saws wlat
il nti''r We dlt not think II proper prudent at
list press AN, nIini ,.,s with reoord + tb. 80;
n'anre OF hr Facts siv~n oar bulletins ,ut Tic
farts ~ sa.s' wcr' arr',vat, and trI>two,thv and
a,,l ph,.iciar,~ throughout the rn-rt,
were cp'"E"irnt to draw CONCLUSIONS fr,sn thc-,i
Ini themselves As we'll for the people
br "'r- decidedly and undoubtedly nvnr.,blc we
a3ye ~ias"d little The, rule which we. ,.i,,,e NOT
:" rSI"rNS "P'n'g"~ and have SAID ihat tie Pr.si-
ueiit - ntk'HS slow rrpEirs~ toward rrcoNrry-,,h
that Is tl'" truth. Although he il moi vet nut of
aaiisT INNS ic""p+T4ivcly safe no" l." sly ;hat
At'r ~,un furtAcr couvrr-ltirn Dr BLISS re-.
turird 10 III" 1'rsldcuta rr"n. saying with = sfni Il.
In going iU get we'll"
n.i",gat-ll'" pn'si'lont has been scoping quietly
drcress'- since tho dti- ali tho last ,ticial l.lin
iiIs 'yi2t"'ns al this hrur all favorahr N.,rn
liz Was il~ AXE hc asked DR.. Rev burn what The
pr%s Wa !lie '!''ctoi 'cIlIrd that the tuvrrnors
OF the ss'ves SIatra lad IL view issue " hen he
ihe trr>'.~uN should bs out Of danger ,ro. l,tnn-
lions arl"'n'lrs g~"ara day of ,ha ihsgl vim. to
,."d Tor the answered prayers OF the Nation The
frtsidcht sctIsr Touched snd s,-atiiieh
In "lv-Tsitoi, with tie President TO-DAY Colonel
R"ck well iiai, The IeGia5k to him that "1h~ heart
ot the Nation ia his ROUTE" The words seemed
TO make at impression upon him and t,,uirL,
whiin Colonel koch we'll sitting hv his bedside
he nurIHuird In his slce; The bert of the N.,nu
Will not let tn" old soldier Tie"