Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-09-19

ElD01UuE00pts ACp I'D y. U.ms-Iu0 pTcD.
il.nt psssd : comfortable night and
has 10 febrile rise. Renewed hope.
io111oIlI, Bu1LRTIN.
Elberon, Sept. 1s: 8 a. NAT the morn
ing examination ut $40 the presi.
dents temperature was 9s; pulse, 1O2;
respiration, Is. There was no percepti-
BILE febrile rise during the night; the
pulse ranging from 102 to ll2. The
cough was less troublesome than on pre-.
vious nights; expectoration unchanged.
He is able to take enou1shinent and stim-
ulants desired without gastric distur.
bance. nor hos there been any evidence
of mental alteration during the night.
d. w. BLISS.
ID. H. AoNEw.
aan FIJI. HAMILTON,
Elberon, Sept. 10, 1910 p. ,m.-'rhe
president is having Ia comfortable day
The surgeons say he is having the best
Sunday for several weeks. The cabinet
members called this morning az cot
tage. and exp essed their belief thNj
there was NO reason to anticipate any
immediate danger. Grant called this
morning, and says he was informed that
the president was dong nicely. -
Elberon. Sept. IL, lip. m.-There has
been thus far no indications to warrant
an opinion that there will be a recur-
renee Of rigors to-day. The president
thus fur has had q very comfortable day.
The surgeons do not construe this as
ground for reinsurance, and tue attend
ants do not venture to predict that there
will be no further complications. Tn
fact they intimate that there is great
probability Of further unfavorable level-'
opments. His temperature is now
rising.
RElberon, September lS, l:3O p. m.-
The presidents pulse is now 100, tenn
perature 100. Boyntop thinks these fig
ures o favorable indication as the high
temperature shows that Tire patient has
considerable vitality. 3 Boynton feels
better about the situation, but is still
anxious and expects recurrence of the
unfavorable symptoms sooner or later
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
Elbsfop sspteH6ef 10, Sp. m.-rhe
president, though quite weak. has passed
very quiet day. There has been no re-
currence of chills nor mental disturbance
At 9 there was slight febrile rise which
began to subsids a. .ll,tat which hour
his temperature was 100, pulse. 1l6; res
piration, 20. There has been no increase
cough or change in. the charactergof ex-
pectoration. At the 8: 80 examination.
his temperature was 9S.4, pulse, 1O2; res
piration, 20.
Il d. H. AeNEw. ,
~Elberon;5 Sept. 1875 :. Em.AAn
attache Of the cottage just reported that
the president had another chill shortly
after the evening dressing. He says it
was quite severe, lasting about ten min
ute.. Bliss and Boyntou are in the cot
tage. The story cannot now be veri-
fed.
Elberon, Sept. 1S-S p. p.m.-MacVeagh
just returned fromJthe cottage, says he
did not see either of the surgeons, but
understood the president had slight
chill lasting about ten minutes.
MAcvEAaH TO LOWELL.
Elberon; Sept. l9.-Lowell, London:
The president passed. q comparatively
comfortable and quiet day, but this eve-
ming he had another chill of less dura-
tion tkan yesterdays, but sufficient to
increase the very great anxiety already
existing. He has also been slowly grow.
ing weaker and his present condition is
exciting the gravest apprehension.
Elberon,r Sept. fls, los p. m.-rhe
president is resting quietly and more
comfortable. His pulse is l22 and temp
erature somewhat above normal. There
is no improvement i'll his general condi-
ton and the Rravest apprehenslons pre-
vail. -
Long Branch, Sept. 1s.-'rhe prcsi.
dents condition at the morning dressing
was comparatively favorable, but the
more cautious did not entertain a san.
guine opinion that the patient was safe
~ beyond the effects Of yesterday 8
rigor. The morning passed very comfor-
tably and Swain went 90 far as to ex-
press the opinion that the president was
passing the most favorable Sunday he
had passed for several weeks. Infolma.
tion obtained from one of the attending
surgeons was to the effect that the
patient was having reasonably comfor-
table day, and the indications warranted
the opinion that no complications need
be immediately apprehended. At mid.
day Boynton said: i think as the patti.
ent gains strength this cough
VIII become as annoying rs heretofore
There were great fean early this morn.
ing that . rigor would occur, and in order
70 obviate its development the surgeons
ordered the application OF hot cloths
which proved successful. There were
Indications OF cooling Of tho extre,nities
Out hot applications increased the TEN