The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-09
| JOYFUL NEWS
Still Whispered BY the Wires From
Washington.
The President Steadily Continues to
Improve,
And Everybody Predicts He UItl-
mate Recovery. a.
Latest Gossip From the Assassln's
Cell,
And Incidental News From all Over
the Country.

WASHrNoToS, D. O., July s,-Ths day
opened with favorable reports from th'
Presidents sick room,
, Al 1910 a. Y. Col. Rockwell said to I
reporter:
1.-THE President passed . comfortable
night, Twas with him from O'Clock I'll
daylight. He slept we'll and was refreshed
do not Gee how he could we'll be bette
dr days after such . shock as he re
Csivsd."
The following telegram Alsusd by
about thirty representatives Of the Ma
tionAl and other banks at Chicago, was re
ceiVed at the White House this morning
Hon. JamH A. Garfield, PresideM Of III
United States:
The members Of The Clearing HousI
Of Chicago, extend 10 the country and to
the financial world their hearty congTatu.
lations upon the cheering prospects oi
your recovery from the attempt upon your
life, and at the same time unite with oil
good oitiEsns 10 wishing au earl y and com.
plete restoration Of your health, 90 pre-
Cious TO the whole country.
MRS. dARyIBLD
went out for q drive this morning with
Mrs. Col. Rockwell. This Is the frat time
she has been away from the Executive
Mansion since her arrival from Lonl
Branch last Saturday.
Postmaster General James had tele
gram from George Wilson, Secretary o.
the New York Chamber Of Commerce
who requested him 10 say TO Mrs. Garfield
that the members Of the New YeFk Ohsm
Der OF Commerce have subscribed $3.50, ,00(
To be presented to her both as token ol
their sincere estesm and Bympathy, and
"a means OF relieving the mind Of The
President entirely from an1iety with re
gard 10 the future of bis family. To this
telegram Postmaster General James sent
the following reply:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, I
WARRINGTON, D. o., JuIy7. !
Gen Wilson, Eg Secretary Chamber Of Com
,7lecs, New Ycrk City;
Van dispatch has been delivered To
Ma Gay,a asid. On receipt Of It sbe re-
ms,Lsd nj hive was 90 much that was
%1nn.bins % % and teautilul In the sympathy
Of the people Of tie whole country, enc
did not dare trust he,..Heli TO tnlpk o. IT.
teA Postnss, er General.
A New York dispatch says: suoscrip'
uors h ths fund f,r Mrs. Garfe,1 con.
tinue to pour 10. Among those rsceivSd
to day were 5000 from ]. 8. Morgan, q
London bankerj 5000 from John H.
Dean, and various other smaller sums.
At halt.pasttwelvs o'clock the following
OFFICIAL BULLETIN
was Issued:
"The progress OF the Presidents case
continues 10 be favorable.
"Pulse, l0S.
Temperature, 10l 1 10.
"Reepiratiop, "a" ...
THE PREsipENf's PuLsA THIS MORNING RE-
cRpED AGAIN,
though be did not pass % good night as
the night before. The storm Of yesterday
evening appeared to have some depresS'
log effect, bat towards morning the Symp'
toms showed that be was rallying from
that.
Doctor Bliss said at l o'clock this at.or.
noon that everything is most Satisfactory.
and the next. bulletin will show q con-
tinualion OF the favorable symptoms.
The bulletin at 1880 Pm. 10 as follows:
1.-THE progress OF the Presidents case con.
tinues To be favorable. PulSe, 1903; TEN.
peralure, ITO 4 10, respiration, "a. The
Pfesident's condition continues 60 favor.
able that no further bulletin will be Issued
until $3.50 P. Y"
The wound has Just been dressed and
Dr.. Bliss says II 10 In good conditton.
The pulse has gone up since this morn
ing and 90 has the temperature aud tespi.
ration, but the doctors inslst that this q
lnot 4 bad sign. and that all the favorable
symptoms continue.
R1PERlMRNr ron LHARNtNe THR rRNPRRA'
ruRE OF ras PRESIDENTS RooM
are still being tried. Professor Dorsey,
the mining engineer, 10 here, at work aI
the Navy yard preparing an apparatus fol
compfessing cold ait on the same ptiptl'
Die that the temperature Of mines Ia cool.
cd. II other things fail, II is intended 10
Try this
The President shows great interes. In
the movements of the physicians When
thsy make their examlnailoDe upon
which 20 bSAs tbe bulletins. He 10 cheer.
inl and ttactable, and does as be 10 told
without mufmdr. He undoubtedly suf.
iers considerably from having 10 lie 10 opl
position ell the time, but never complains
When Il beoomes necessary to move hin
10 examine and dress the wound, be a.
Slsts 10 The opsrstlon 10 the best oil BIZ
ability, and Gaks questions about his con
ditlon. Even after the 6tat exAnlihaLlo
Il will be femembeted, he ssked the doeto
10 tell him lost how be was. Dr.. Bills
! told him be had one chance In q tbousand
/ and Il u the general belief that The Ptesi
dent bSs Kept bis word, and is taxing tha
chance. a..
is being done 10 help him along, just tsll
i the p6ole story. Particular attention
! paid even 10 the Details Of oil Arrange
. ments In And around the pahsion, that d
u sound may unhaceesarily disturb hiw.
TO INSURE QUtEr
Il the eattitRes which are allowed In tll
h grounds are stopped before the conerel
" under the porch d REACHED. The toadKa
n in the grounds Is kep. constantly VET