Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-15
REVIEW OF THE DAAY.
Yesterday Morning at Elberon.

Yesterday Morning at EIoeron.
ELBgRoN, September II. 1890 AM
The Presidents pulse is now 80. DIR.
Bliss says he passed good night, and
awoke refreshed this morning. The
fabrile rise came on about A. NJ, and
commenced passing off before 6. The
President has commenced the day as
favorably as yesterday, and has not
single disturbing symptom. The
weather continues fine. 1t is perfectly
clear, excepting over the ocean, where
beautifully tinted haze prevails. DR..
Hamilton is satisfied with the progress
of the patien', as are also Coils. Swain
and Rockwell. Should the President
make the request to day, be will be again
placed in his reclining chair for short
time.
LONG BRANCH. September IA, ll:30 A.
M.-Secretary Lincoln just saw the
President. He says he expected to see
a very i'll man, and that his expecta.
tions were realized. He had not seen
the President since the afternoon OF the
day he was shot, and OF course great
change had taken place. Conversation
was very brief, and entirely personal.
No business matter was referred to.
The Secretary only remained ln the sick
room about q minute. At this hour the
Presidents favorable condition con-
tinues.
AT the request OF Attorney General
MacVeagh the temporary track from
Central Railroad New Jersey to the
Francklyn Cottage will not be removed
at present.
ELBRRos, September IA, 11:40 A. NJ
After the President was comfortably
settled down in his chair he expressed q
sense OF qualification and remarked that
this should have been commenced three
weeks ago.
ErsEReS, Sepeeml erj 4,2PM the Pres
iden tnas Just been removed from his re-
clining chair to his bed after remaining
in the chair for an hour and hal, du-
ring which time he had quite nap.
His head was elevated and his feet were
permitted TO drop to about an angle OF
thirty degrees. DR.. Bliss says he was
rather reticent about being put back to
bed. The disturbance did not change
his pulse or temperature. At this hour
his pulse is: l04, temperature 9S s, res
perstion 10.
LONG BRANCH, September 14-With
the exception Of the high temperature
and pulse noted in the evening balle-
tin, the Presidents ase is considered to
be as favorable rs yester lay. DR.. Bliss
said his high temp psratur5 was simp y
owing 10 the early presence Of the usual
febrile rise. No apprehension was war
rsnted by it. Colonel Rockwell consiC-
cred the President slightly better. he
said he passed the evening very well
He coughed but about three times. lie
expecto s'el quite fr r-sly aud without
effort. feel encouraged with his gem
ersl condition, especially as there have
bsen no uniavora6ie symptoms deyel-
oped | think it will be quite comforts.
bic for the President here until the
early part of October. The weather is
%. orally pleasant until that time. |
think when he gains strength he will
desire to 90 tn his home in Mentor. The
Colonel expressed the opinion that the
President was on the h0ls better to day
than yesterday. Of course he Is very
sick man, and extremely weak, but each
day thas passes without the develop
ment of unlavorab,e symptoms is day
OF promise By the time the cottages
close and the sraaor IS iairiy over here,
think the President - i'll be- sufficiently
recuperated to be moved by rail with
out annoyance"
Secretary Lincoln saw the President
To day. He said: 81 expe";ej 10 see q
yery sick man ~ dav shd l lid 80, Our
eonyes i'm Sas tf purely personal
character. dli MT reniain over sixty
seconds No business xas rrts 10.
/ did not think it proper TO disturb him
with business matters"
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