Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-19
BULLETINS.
Saturday Mornings Bulletin.


ELBERox, September IL, 9 A. M.-At
the morning examination and dressing
Of the President the temperature was
sqS: pulse los, and respiration q. The
fuctuation of the pulse during the night
varied irom ZIG to $50. The tempers-
lure during this time has not devlated
much from normal. He slept quite well,
taking nOurishment at proper inter yais.
His cough was not Troublesome and the
expsctorarion was moderate. The dis
charge from the wound is more healthy
and the color OF the granuiations slightly
improved
>igGedi ID. W. Bliss,
+. II. HAMILTON.
Saturday Evenings Bullstin.
ELBEEOS, september If P. N.-At
the examination of the President at
noon to-day, his temperature was l02,
pulse l20. respiration - At hall past
eleven O'Clock this morning he had a
severe chill, lasting half an hour and
followed by perspiraIion. Since the
noon examination there has been a
gradual fall OF temperature, with dimin-
lshed frequency OF pulse and respiration,
50 that at the evening examination the
temperature was 9S, pulse l02, respira-
ton Is He has slept most of the time
during the afternoon and has taken his
nourishment at proper intervals. The
cough has been less frequent than
usual.
tSig gned. d. w. Bliss,
ID. III. AGNEw.
CableSrsn TO Minister Lowell.
ELBERoN, September II. - Lowell,
London: The President had a severe chill
THE forenoon, lasting half an hour, lOl-
Lowell 10y eonsiAarahla fever and per-
sniratious. Since then there hes been
a gradual decrease in his pulse, temper
sture and respiration, and he has slept
most of the time. There has been no
gain in strength nor any evidence OF re-
pair, and the situation is now probably
more grave and critical than at any
time heretofore.
Signed 7 MACVEAGH.
Yesterday Mornings Bulletin
ELBERoS, September Is, "a. M.-At
the examination OF the President at $50
this morning his temperature was SS;
pulse lO2; and respiration IS. There
was no re7ceptiOla iebr;le rise GnTing
the night, the pulsa raging from lO2 TO
ll2. The cough Was less troublesome
than on previous nights and the sXPNc-
toraticn unchanged. He is able 10 take
nourishmcnt and the stimuiauts requir-
ell without !s.ric disturbance, nor has
there been anv evidence OF mental
alteration during the night.
ISiorsi d. W. Bliss,
f. II. HAHILTOS,
ID. n. AGNEU.
Last Evenings Bulletin.
ErBzRNox, September Is, 4 P
The President, though quite weak. aAs
passed O Iiet day. There has been no
recurrence of chill or mental distirb-
ancc. At "a. N. a slight iebriIe Use &C.
Cured and began to subside at I ",
At which time his temper Itura was lGO,
pulse ll6, respiration %. There mas
been no increase in cOug1 or change IN
character OF expec;Osation. NJ the
evening examination mis- Temperature
was 9S.4, pulse lO2; respi alton ~
d. W. BLISS,
ID uaYtS AGSEw.
Cab!egram 10 Lowell.
ELBgRoS, September Is. The iodoT-
ing was sent to night:
Lo,gsll, Ninistsr, London:
The President passed a comparatively
quiet and comfortable day' bat this
evening he had another chill, OF shorter
duration than that of yesterday. but
sufficient 10 increase the very great anx'
iety already existing. He has also been
slowly growing weaker aud ms pI present
contition excited the greatest aPP'e'
hension.
TSignej.l MAC' EA"H