Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-29

the inhamed gland is throwing off its
disturbing contents and the original in,
jury is again resuming its healing pro.
cesses. In word, the president has sue.
cessfnlly passed another crisis.
SIS GOING TO GET WE'LL"
New York, Aug 29-From the Graphic:
DR.. Hamilton arrived this forenoon from
Washington. In answer to inquiries
regarding the coodition of the president
he said:
Il think you will be satisfied if I tell
you that the president is going to get
we'll"
"There is no doubt Of it in your mind
doctor" replied the reporter.
"None whatever, now. have no time
now to dwell at length on the subject
beg you to excuse me. The worst day il
passed"
us there any indication that an NIB.
scess was formed on the president's
lungs, and that pus has been discovered
in one of the joints of his limbs, as indi.
Gated in the morning papers?"
"Neither report is true" replied the
doctor, "and furthermore, there is not
the slightest indication of either"
FALSE RuMoRs CORRECTED.
Executive Mansion, Aug %, 1915 d
m.-There was rumor afloat this morn.
ing that an examination had been made
OF the presidents lungs and that unmis.
taxable evidence in the shape of pus &C.
cumulation had been discovered of q
secondary or pyamic stage of the blood
poisoning. In reply to questions at
noon DIR. Reyburn said that since the
presidents condition became so low oil
have examined his lungs carefully every
day and have always found them healthy,
The report that pus cavities have formed
there is entirely without foundation.
DIR. Boynton, upon being questioned
with regard to the same subject, said, u
made an examination of the. presidents
lungs myself last night and found them
all right. There are no new complica-
tlons whatever in the presidents case
and no unfavorable features which are
not already known. He continues to do
we'll"
MORE SATISFACTORY CONDITION.
Executive Mansion, Aug. %, IL a. m.-
At the morning dressing of the presi.
dents wound the parotid swelling was
found to have diminished sensibly in
size since yesterday morning. There
had been a plentiful discharge of pus
during the night from the openings.
Another yellow spot was discovered on
the side of his face this morning which
when opened permitted the free dis.
charge OF pus from another pocket. The
wound in his body was found to be doing
we'll. 1t still continues to discharge
freely. The character of the pus dis
charged has not changed materially
since yesterday. but is thicker and
healthier in character than few DAYS
ago. While dressing and cleaning the
wound this morning the cleansing cath
eter entered to- the depth of fully twelve
inches.
THE DOCTORS ENCOURAGED.
Washington, Aug. 29.-Dr. Boynton,
who was in the sick room the greater
part of last night, says the president
passed good night. sleeping most Of
the time. His sleep was more natural
than any night during tho past week
During the intervals of wakefulness his
mind was perfectly clear. Once, about
2 a. mu when awake and while takine
some nourishment, lie remarked to Dr.
Boynton, evidently referring to his sew
eral relapses: II wonder how many
nj ore stations I will have to stop at
DIR. Boynton says the president look
better and teels better this morning. Th,
doctors hope is strengthened, owing {,
the fact that the president has held hi
own through another day and night. H.
will feel content and satisfied with tn.
continuance of this stationary period fo
few days; after that he hopes the worl
OF repair and recuperation will com
mence. At this hour the surgeons re
port the condition of the president quit,
as favorable as at the morning examina
tion.