The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-22

every half hour"
u suppose you srsstill trying 70 scatter
the swelling OF the glAndP" 9
"Yes, WeaFe trying to prevent AuppuFa
tion, and 70 accomplish that theinaAmmA
tion must be scattered"
What is the probability Of your sue
cseding in scattering ilT :,
"Well, I can't say, but appearances dc
not indicate that 1t Ia any. woras."
q YHAB thegs bPananYRebtEl disturbances
oithe stomach yet2
"Nons at all. The stomach Appears Il
be improving all the time" -'
"Hays you decreased the enema atil
moFe2Y hf -- '-.-.'" '
ave now administer an enema twice
during the day, 10 the morning, afternoon
evening, and at dawn"
"AbOps hew much do you admiuSteF'
"About twenty ounces Of beef extract
with the yolks ot four eggs"
"Do YOU contemplate trying the patient
with solid food BpolY hsIulGj s15b
ave have not discussed that subject
yet, He is getting sufficient nourishmenl
now"
".How do you account iorthe rise, in the
plilss which wee noted IN the morning
bulletin P"l
~ don't know exactly what caused 1t.
II the patient isturned ever IN bed his
pulse often increases from eight to ten
beats for q short lime, but soou goes down
again, Perhaps his broken sleep last night
caused the rise. ! sss no other reason"
II suppoRe it 10 not Significant OF any.
thing extraordinary or unlavOTableP"
"Oh, no. For one ln the Presidents =
condition NO sign can be attached to a
slight variation Of the puIse."
"Does the patient complpin Of SUI
ierlug pain Ut VII fFom inf animation Of tie
paroIid lgland?" ~ BLAaA4E 2
He suffers no pain; his neck aud Jaw
continue somewhat annoying, but score.
ton Of saliva Ia the most annoying feature,
No 1t Causes him To cough, and 'Conseq quent'
ly loss Of rest"
Glow about the wound, DoctorH' :
'"The wound 10 In an exceedingly good
condition, and the process VI granulRtlon
has made 1t considerable smaller than II
was." r-rr .,y rl..-...
"How large In proportion 10 the wound
10 the channel 10 which the flexible tube
was recently insartedW i.E1l ta .t'
"rhB tube we use was Q No. 8 American
measurement eathetsF,i which 10 quite
email. II will hold lttls less than two
punceS OF water, while previous to com.
menCement oil RranulAtion 1t would hold
more than three OunCea That will give
You an ideRot how much smaller II H."
The doctor then explained that tic
email tube nearly filed The channel, OF
which proved that 1t was healing salts.
iactorly. Shortly alter the interview with
DR., ,BIhs occurred, Dr.. BOynton was asked
II he considered the President as being de-
Cidedly better to-day than he was yeater.
"No," replied the Doctor, "he is not
decidedly better. / think there is slight
improvement as compared with yesterday,
and feel more encouraged" Oontinu.
ing the conversation, the Doctor said In
substance that Il the Inflammation oil the
parotid gland passes away without sup.
puratlon he will feel much relieved.
DR.. Woodward expressed the opinion,
90 he left the Mansion about 2 P. NJ, that
the President was getting along as well %
could be expected. Another OF the aL'
tending physicians informed q friend
during the eVeAing, that be viewed the
case In q more hopeful light to-day.
fa ANIlETY RETURNING. tr
The official bulletin issued at 6;SOP n
was as follows: The President has vomit.
ed twice during tho, afternoon. The ad.
ministrAtion OF food BY the mouth has
therefore again been temporarily suspend
ed, and the Dulritive -enemata will be
given more frequently. His tempsrture
Ia lower and bis pulse rather less frequent
than yesterday afternoon. The paroLid
swelling Is painless but stationary. Pulse
l08, tempertuTe 90A, rospifationl8,
1880 P M-Thsfe has been no vomi'.
ing since 5:l5 this evening, but there 10
great deal oi anxiety lelt. oH
A change for the better or worse 10 OK.
pected tomorrow morning. ~ .. i
Since the issuance ot, the evening bal.
letin the scenes o. the Executive Mansion
and on the streets have been materially
changed. The announcement Of the Pfesi.
den having vomitedtwlce during alter
noon created great uneasiness throughout
the city and crowds gathered around the
bulletin boatds In gu excited manner. i
At The Executive Mansion there WAS
noticeable a feeling Of apprehension, bat
the Btatements Of the attending surgeons
10 The effect that the vomiting was not
caused by any gastric Disturbances Of the
stomach, have been accepted 40 less
serious than II that organ had refused 10
perform It's functions. This 10
The explanation Of the vomitiug given by
Dr.. Bliss. II appears conrtry TO the I'M
preston which PREVAILED up to Q o'clock
that there was vomiting during the early
afternoon, shortly alter l O'Clock. Az that
time The President experienced conSideta.
Bile difficulty with the phleem, which had
secreied In bis throat, and exerLion to
raise Il excited his stomach 10 such al
extent that vomiting ensued. This was
eoms time after the last portion Of noursh.
meuthad been naturally administered, 90
that the theory that II was caused by
phlesm Ia very generally accepted,
Or, Boynton In UbnverHAtiUn this even.
ing states that the President has taken no
nouriShment since the tlTst vomiting. He
saws further that the Presidents stomach
is certainly weakef to-day than Il was
Yesterday, and while The case
lboks FATHER .diICourAging tonight,
he hopes aud hSe reGsou to 6slieva that,
morning will bring an Improvement. "
III Il does not" he said, II shall be
very mhGh discouraged aud extremely
anxious"
@Do you think, Doctor, that the rrtst.
dent has septiemnia2"
"Yss, u is my opinion he has been