The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-26
Mondays Dispatches.

Mondays Dispatches.
Washington. July 25, 1920 a. MAT this
hour the president is believed to be resting
quietly. There is no one accessible, and
there is nothing occurring within earshot Of
the sick room door to indicate that his
symptoms have, in any way, changed for the
worse
FEARS OF MALARIA.
Executive Mansion. Considerable anx-
iety has been occasioned at the white
house to-day relative 70 the effect which may
be produced on the president by the Pot0-
mac fats, directly south Of The ground sur
rounding the mansion. The miasma which
continually arises from vegetation, has CON-
menced to make itself felt on the attaches of
the executive Offices, in the shape OF msiar.
ial fever. Three cases occurred to-day
gentlemen affected for further duty, and they
were compelled to leave their desks and 60
home.
CAUSE OF THE RELAPSE.
Philadelphia, July 24.-Dr. Agnew stated
last night, upon his arrival from Washing.
ton, that the presidents relapse was caused
BY the formstio.. Of abscess where the rib
was shattered by the bullet rhe operation
performed q. 0 o'clock yesterday morning
by opening On outlet for the accumulated
pus, relieved the patient. uo did not appty
hend the formation Of another pus cavity, q,
its free escape VI ~ =" ro--,'',ed by keep
| ing the lncisloL .-Ia. DsJ JoLA the benumb
ing,o parts by ether, no arssthetic WAS ad.
ministered. The president bore the opera
,ion with lis hsbiual fortitude, and Us b,
rallied at once after it, his condition was
once more regarded as hopeful.
BULLETINS.
Unofficial bullstin, Executive Mansion
10:46 a. m.-The presidents condition con,
tinues favorable. No material change hss
occurred in bis pulse or temperature since
the last official bulletin was issued. He has
partsken Of lime-water and milk, alter
Dately with meat juice, this morning. with
relish. When the wound was dressed cotton
was found we'll saturated with pus of a
healthy character. The surgeons say there
has been gradual and very satisfactory die,
charge of pus ever since the incision was
made.
Official bulletin. Mansion,
nooD.-Thirty-six hours have now elapsed
since the president had his last chill, and
there arc as yet no indications of another
With the exception Of slightly increased
weakness, caused by the relapse Of Saturday,
his condition to-day does not differ msteri-
ally from that of the early part of last week.
The surgeons are now assembling for the
noon consultation, and within the next hour
an official bulletin will probably be made of
| ~ a nuttapNta Ns,loo N IA asvra
Unofficial bulletin, Executive Mansion,
! p. m.-The presidents condition at this
hour Is regarded by the surgeons as ex-
.remely favorable and egcoursgiDg His
pule 10 104. temperature and respiration
normal. The discharge'of pus is as copious
Is could be expected, and its character is
perfectly healthy. There Is no indication Of
sever at present, but 1t Is probable that the
usual slight febrile rise will occur this
evening, as Il did last week before the for
nation ofths pus cavity.
ooNKLINa CALLS.
Ex-senator Conkling, accompanied BY
Senator Jones, Of Nevads, called as the ex-
ecutive mansion:: al ] p. m, and is now In
the csbinet room.
Executive Mansion. Ex-senator Conk-
ling remained only dfteen or twenty minutes
at the executive mansion and saw no one
except the presidentt private secretary and
Dr.. Bliss. To the latter he said that the
recent unfavorable turn Of the presldent's
case had been the source of anxiety TO him.
and he called 10 person to>dAy 70 make
inquiries. Upon being informed that the
presdenvs symptoms This evening were oil
ofA most encouraging character, expressed
qualification and asked DR.. Bllss 70 convey 70
Mrs. Garfield bis sympathy and good wishes.
Official bulletin, Executive Mansion, 7
p. m.-Tbe president has done we'll during
the day. His afternoon fever did not come
until after 8 o'clock. 1t Is somewhat higher
than yesterday but ,hcre has been no chill.
At noon his pulse was l0i; temperature %;
respiration 20. At7p. m. his pulse was no.
temperature 1918; respiration "a.
= d. W. BLss.
j. X, BARNES.
j. j. WOODWARD.
RoBERT RrYBuRN.
SYMPATHY IN ENGLAND.
London, July 25.-The Standard In ON
editorial article this morning say,: "ln
England every incident Of President Gar
Asld's illness 10 watched with keen but
mournful interest. Had he been Britlsh
stAtesmAn Il would have been hardly possible
for tho Esglish people 10 have manifested q
,ruer sentiment Of sympathy thsn that which
Csnsinued On Fifsh rage.