The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-28

anch, mischief aa yet J and u u AuthorttatiVe-
ly stated that no attempt will DO made 10
remove the ball In the present condition
ol the patient, unless such Q necessity
arises, and no attsmpt will bs made even
TO locate It at present.
THE CHANCE FOB THR BETTER
iI..aS marked, or even more 90, than that for
the Worss last Friday and Saturday, His
sleep last night worked wonderful change
in him. ItTefTeshed and strengthened him,
and made such q marked improvement IN
his appearance that everybody who saw
him observed 1t at once, II removed that
pRllid, pinehsd expression which marked
his face Yesterday, Aud;Iestored the nat
urAl look 70 his features. he telt 90 much
better that Immediately after awakening
this morning he spoke Of his improve
ment, Rnd1Wanted TO talk considerably,
DR.. Reyb said tonight that the Pres
idsnt's condition WAS most grAhtyingi and,
speaking for the surgeons, he said:
There's nothing we can see or toreseOe
now that need cause any alarm. He has
mot had any fever to-day. There WAS no
iebFtle rise OF temperature tonight, q TACT
OF itseli that
HAAVAAo AAAAA AM obA9A A4AAaAA AAEA0N&-
MENT.
We regard him now as we'll on the way 10
recovery" ur
y DR.. BIiss said At 10 O'Clock TO- night, With
evident enthusiasm, that the President
was booming" The surgeons are hope.
ipl, even TO confidence.
The Chief Surgeon said to q Western |
Associated; Press agent tonight that be
now felt confident OF the Residents ultl.
mate recovery. He sAid the absence Of
fever tonight was owing 10 the fact that
Q complete drainage Of the wound had
been established. The dow OF pus con-
tinues 70 bs regular aud steady, and
iS completely cleaning out the wound hs
said the fever was now broken up and
tho President was gaining strength right
along and will continue 10 do.
"Do you consider him as we'll of %
before the relApse2" the reporter asked.
HE is much better Of" was the reply
"he 10 I
EEARER TO RAcovRRY NOW THAN EyRR BE.
HoRE,
He has good appetite and his stomach
receives and digests oil he eats. His rest
now is natural and that indicates au i'm.
proYement more than anything else. He
sleeps long and naturally and his sleep is
not broken and disturbed % II was before.
We do not lear any further trouble now.
OF course we do not say there Ia no danger
OF any further complications, but we
do mot apprehsnd any. We feel
we have fought the hardest part
~ kha Anhk anJ ha vtlI kr, |
prove right along. am Just as conf.
dent ol his recovery as | am Of anything
10 the world. He looks and feels 90 muGh
better that, aside from my knowledge Of the
case, II would impress me with the belief
that he will get we'll. His vigorous nature
Seems. 10. have asserted itself He said 10.
night that he felt better than at any time
since he wsS shot.
MRs. GARFIELD IS QUICK TO NOTICE THE
CHANGES
in his expression and she feels cheerful
now. The pus discharged 10 OF q healthy
showing that his blood 10 not
In the least bit tainted by the tenn poTaFy
We expect more fragments
OF bone will be discharged with the puB,
but there is such thorough drainage
now that we do not lear another stoppage
oithe discharge. YoucAn cay that oil the
surgeons are now full ot hope" H.
Tonight the President went 10 sleepI
early, and slept we'll. His appetite seems
to increase, as before be went to sleep
tonight he was giving directions about
bis breakfast for tomorrow. The feeling
here now is one Of almost universal conf
dence 10 his recovery. II