The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-16
OUT OF THE WOODS
Is the DOcrORU LATEST VERDICT
In the Cass Of Prsuldsnt GaEasld-Hs Ia
PFOn0uncsd Practically Ont Of
DaRgeF, and on the Fair
Read 10 Ultimate Re.
GoVsFy at Last.

tite 10 very good. This morning he had
for breakfast little toast with the juice Of
. steak over 1t, small portion ofpreparsd
beet, and some milk and rum. he ate
with relish, and retained everything on
his stomach, He has ND fever to-day and
had but little during the night. He had
. heavy sweat during the night, but his
aleep was longer than usual and more re-
freshing Dr.. BIisl said this morning that
he 10 improving right along. ut 1t were
not that some unfoBeen aud unexpected
accident may arise, would say positively
that the President 10 out Of dengeF." Dr..
Barnes said, "The PFesidsnti is practically
outoi danger, He gets stronger and bet.
ter every day.
There Is comparatively little beyond the
fact that there Ia
STEADY PRodRRss TOWARD RECOVERY,
that can bs said as to the Presidents con
dition. He continues improving. The
official bulletins grow better ss they are Ia.
sued and the Doctors speak more conf.
dently every hour Of hIs case. In short,
there ia no doubt that he 10 out Of any
bteAt dAuhot eA0 PEhShSAlly Wv VI III
danger OF death. Its now resolved down
70 the question Of how long time It will
take before he is himself again. The ply.
siciAns say that Is will be several months,
but that before that happy development
takes place he will have recovered sutf
ciently some time In advance to transact
the necesSGry executive business, 10 90 far
as the signing ot papers and execution Of
routine duty 10 concerned.
It Ia now understood that
THE ONLY REASON ToR Ex SENATOR ooNE'
LISG's VISIT
10 Washington at this time was to call Of
the White Houae and convey his sympa'
thy and Joy at the bright prospects Of the
Presidents recovery. 70 night there
were ct the White House only the mem.
bsrs Of the Cabinet, their ladies' and one
or two newspaper men. The favorable
symptoms and bright hopes we're kept up
by every report from the sick room AT
eleven O'Clock everything was in the
brightest promise, and the later hours
did not change II during the night.
The most encouraging sign In the pfesl'
dents case 10 his
CONSTANTLY INCREASING APPETITE
The doctors are beginning to satisfy II
by stronger food, and he picks up rapidly
under such agreeable treatment.
Dr.. Bliss said this afternoon: "Thers
is absolutely nothing new that ] can tell
you. The President continues to i'm.
"a nHl - hA aakIafaRiak1a "
elias there been much fever to.dayW
"rhe fever which usually shows itself
has been very slight. The President has
slept good deal during the day, and Ia
doing nicely"
"IS there any change in the treat
ment"
"Noue. We are giving him stronger
food than heretofore. He relishes 1t and
Is grsti6ed when we give Ii to him. Ex.
Cept the administration Of stronger food
there is not the least change In the treat
ment."
Said Dr. Reyburn: "In addition 10
what he ate for breakfast this morning,
the President has taken some sweet. bread
and little beeisteak. There may be
A LITTLE FEVER
tonight. The wound Is dressed twice 0
day, and the discharge from it continues
healthy. The discharge precedss the
healing. There has been no treating Of
the wound, and will not be until all the
matter from II pSsses of"
doctor, when are you going TO an
nounce officially that the President 10 out
OF danger?" was asked Dts Bliss.
"There are unforeseen accidents which
may occur, and there is no reason for de.
ceiYing the public. That is why we will
not say that he is out oi danger entirely.
He 10 booming right along, but that is no
reason why We should proclaim that he 10
totally recovered from danger, but he is o
pretty safe man."
Said DR.. Barnes in answer to the same
Question: "The public should be given
the possibility Of accidents why 1t might
mot be said that the President is out Of
danger"
Senator Butler, Of South Carolina, called
at the White House to-day. He saw Mr..
Brown ;lsked himto carry TO the President
and Mrs. Garfield not only his sympathy,
but that oil the entire people OF bis state.
He also wished them 10 be told that there
was 10Y In every Southern heart In the
happy prospect Of the Presidents reeo'
very.
THE MYSTERIOUS WOMAN IN BLACK,
who has been spoken Of in counec.
lion with the assassination Of the Presi.
dent, was At the gates Of the White House
Yesterday and to-day. She was 10 search OF
a certain Newspaper man who, she says,
has written her up AhAmefnlly. II hap.
pened that each time she called the man
she was inquiring for was not at the White
House.
M. Jennings had the larger cooling
apparatus Of work laAt night. The ma
chine will fdrnish 100 900 feet OF cool air
hourly, The other one furnishes $500
feet Al, hour. Il will still be used to keep
The Pfesidents room at the unifsFm ten.
pefature OF Is degrees. The large machine
Ia sald 10 cool the corridors on which the
PresidenLs room opens. This Invention
has attracted q great deal Of attention
because Of Ia perfect success. Commo-
dofe Shock, chief Of the bureau Of steam
enRineering, has made al elaborate draw.
ins OF Il i1f comparison with the plans
for the ventilation Of ships employed In
the Navy. Mrs. Gatnsld yesterday paid
A visit 10 the basement 10 examine the
i machine, aud was greatly pleA1ed with
iIS votEibg. Dr. Woodward keeps Q
record OF The amount oil ait inrniahed aud
| its Temperature, taking his data once
every hour He visits The basement sVefy
4 New York disphtch SAYS the Garfield
subsetipLlon has rs4ched Si45,0
Speaker RSndallis Ot the opinion that
) the shooting Ui President Garfield Will,
upon his recovery, tend 10 cement the Va.
fious sections Of the country, aud Gar.
feld's Administration be success II Will
be almost certain that he will be fenomi-
mated 10 1884, and almost impossible TO