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Of Dr. Wrm1wnrd, and he auccecttef In arranK-
ing n compromise with the President, 30 that all
Tho eix surgeons should Hccnmpany HIM TO ltnhE
branch. md then Ilarnra. Wooiwnrd, md ttoy-
htrn should rattru from tho cnso altogether
This arrangement will bu carried out unless tho |
publicity nccesR!tatts It'll nStenson Ut tho peritHl,
so that It mny not appear TINT tho thtco named |
havc boon dismissed fft,n1 tho case. Tho dis |
tnf*snl Of tho three surgeons was tho Presidents
own doing, ami tho rrsult OF n conclusion TINT |
he ha,l tho many physicians, at,d because OF the
0vcrruIn4 Ut Dr. HAMILTON, some tfreG weeks
ago. when tho question Of removal was undcr
consideration.
Dir. nt.iss sAys ruStnlr
TINT tho President Il Mt n stRndstll, and waiting
for breeze. Ito IL lko tho caastng schooncrs
which. nil tho Afternoon, fuvc stood idly oR tho
shore nt Elberun Without heatlwny, their g1ArlhE
white satls Imply .frooping. Tho nfteriioon ms
been very trying. The hcat has been excessive
md tho suit hrpezcs for which the President
WINS brought over no miles havn entirely "'eu
away alncc his nrrivR1. MY Gud,' snlti t'r.
H!iae tonight, "ws came here for Fresh 's!rs anu
there Isn't n hrcath.''
At NuON TIE HEAT Of TIT: SUN
= wa. almost unbtaruoe. Unclher1nometcr, With
perhaps Bi!ghtls exaggerated Upward tendency.
registered In. at Il store o, Oceat nycnsto. at
1:ibcron tho thormomctcr, which nlt the aftcr'
NOON Ind stnn1rrcd nearly up to l0. fell no
lowor thnn ~ hy p'cUek. III tho presdonrs
own c1a,,ll,er therp wns II refreshing brepzc for
n few minutes this Afternoon, ttitt when It u!Gtl
iwny tho room bccn.ne hot, mud ut hnlf-rust u
the heat was ~ degreos. Tho President himself
does not cnmpain Of tho heat, but
it Is patnty' seen III bis resltesness
this nfternoun and a slight tendency TO
be discuntente1. lie snEd 10 Mrs. Elson that his
room Is too srnall. No ,1oubt 1t seems 30 to him
In comparison to tho high ceiling and w10 wills
Of his lase enn.ntcr In tho Whlto House, It ls
not considered unlikely that, III his present
f.-n t.3n.+& kti1tx fs1
hc moved oil to Mcntur. OF Coiirsn Ruch q thing
is beyond question for several woeka yet under
tho 1nost favornD.c progress. At intervals tho
President slept, and his food was given and TAX
en- without disturbance.
SLIGHT DISTURBANCE WITH rftt.EGM
In his throat, and tho opuning Ut two or three
triiltnH points of pus under tho art1ls. wera tho
incidents Of tho afternoon. About uoon tho
pulse was III, and at It hni fallen auatn to l0s.
Tho temperature OIL tho former examination
wns rs, or about normal. while Mt o'clock.
owing to tho heat Of tue afternoon, It reached
10l. Tho respiration was l8. ThcFo was no bull
1ctIn after o'clock, but IN tho evening, when
the Presidents room seemed to 10 With
out breath Df mir in circulation,
bnth tho pulse and tho temperature, Dr.
bliss SAIL, weeo somowhAt higher. Tho rarot1d
swelling, Or. Hiss said, was tt'jlng we'll md still
d,acharKlng. One of tho 'ncfsois through tho
check lind entirely healotl. The stonRhIng, he
said, had been less than thoy had expected, but
they hal takan out
TWO or rl1EsEE LITTLE sLoudIis
eInco bis arrival here. nr, ft1tss sat On tho
pluxza ne Elberon this evening whom tho tam-
pcrature was about %. He seemed painting Tor
nir, and fanned himself with his hat. "If this
weather holds on in this way" he said, " we will
have to ret him o,t OF TINT room. He can't
stand 1t. 1t is enough to kill my slick mRn.''
''Don't you fnn the President all tho timer
"Ccrtainly; but that II no way to Klve man
49, kk.~
White House Is missed In the Presidents prca-
ent rootn and tic temperature thoro today Ia
higher ttlnn he wns used to In Washington. lie
has, however, cscapcl tho malarlal air of bis
former aurroundlnRa.
IF WE COULD GET 1E1st UNDER TENT
out here On the lawn" continued Or. Hiss, II
would be tho best thing possible. Something Q!
that sort nny have to be dunn unless VIC got q
brcezc."
"1s he still In the exhausted stato In which he
arrived horeF
"ycs, he IS HtIll In n stato OF groat cxhaus.
.tion.''
"Whnt I8 tho condition Of bis blood2'
"Thorc Ia M doubt that he Is rcntly to lmproy.
with goou atr. Whatevcr poison Was III hi
blood think has becn prctty mitch worked out
md fresh mir ia nil TINT ID needed to renew hi
bload."
Soon attcro o'cloe,e gontlo breczc br,ishc
through tho trees aud there was promise or III
hoped-for relief
nlt. noYNToN LOOKED THIN ASp rALE
us he sat In tho Elbcron ss.nncr- -housp. over
looking tho ocean. tonight and talked OF til
Presidents case. l3o ha' lost much slcop. an
was not Ia tho best physical condition himsei1
1Io said: "The President hus not recoyurc
from tho fatt4ucs Af ycstcrtlny's trip by IN
means. lie Is weak and exhausted, aud 1t vi
be fully two days longer bctoro he will hive 70
cuperAtc1 his stronuth lost in tho romova'. TIL
rise In pulse Inst night was duo 1arEc
~, Of course, TO this trip. l watcher
with HIN until midnight. Up to TIN
time. bis pulse had not dccrcascl any.
showed III bcats to tho minute whou tho oven
Ing bulletin WIS issuol, hut, Mt IL o'clock, It hh
risen to l..s.
Hf: WENT TO SLEEP AT 1tALF-rAsr S,
and slept till about 10, When ho awoko and a
enema was Administered. 1Ie then went
sleep, mud sl0pt tho creator rart Of tho ntgi
/ underestimate supposo-hls sleep was ulu