Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-06

. lOLCltN AN hSA SAosSANA ASN bAO
.tful sympathy and interest manifested
ia By his friends and by those who
More have not been regarded as such.
rs Il desire the good will of all,
kr heretofore friend or not.
The Easter Dawns.
"A nigh. was unusually quiet
rreventiul in the neigh6orhood
n Grant mansion, nothing
x bed the silence save the sound of the
bGcemen walking in front of the resi-
4 The night was cold and clear and
In movement noticed in the house was
4 Harrison, the colored attendant, who
the shades about 5:45 a. N.
Il 5Geuersl must have passed an easy
rs no commotion was visible at any
tfer midnight. The CHEEKY sunlight
= Easter morning was admitted to
II Grants room at 9 o'clock, when
shades were rolled up to the
q point aud the lace curtains
bcped back. About . o'clock DR..
-ks appeared at the bay wondow of
'sneraI room, stoking his gray beard
Iscliny complaeent and uneoncernel,
4hich persons who had even at that
kour gathered in the street opposite
Nd that all was well within. The
n windows opened wide, and down
sbper doors the crisp air was suffered
nne IA.
'tss ". Field, with a bunch Of flowers
N hand. called at 9:l5, and was sd-
n lie remained but few minutes,
"a arked as be left that the tenacity Of
neral was marvellous. There can be
No Hope of Recovery,
be ,ruggle Was brave one.
al an hoar later q large box Of flowers
itpm Washington was delivered By
efgtr.
d. sage from the Boston NJ. Z. Con
'cs was delivered at the house at 10
ck addressed to DR.. Newman, who was
4 shat hour present.
Reading the Papers.
ihe daily papers Of the city were sent
- house during the morning. Soon
rs. Sartoris, Mrs. Fred. Grant and
|, 6rant gathered in q group in the
st and while Col. Grants wife sat be-
}&se, Mrs. Sartoris leaned over the
Il.rs OF both, and the journals of the
,isr we're examined while DR.. Douglas
4 BE- hqrary desk writing a bulletin.
.tk ChaAee made his morning visit at
o. lie stated the General was calm, as
5at going for drive, but the fact could
s. Disguised that the cancer was con-
.'f developing and there could be no
+ q permanent improvement
rtbg the morning Gen. Badeau ex-
std belief that the General might expire
|, l bur and he might inger for days,
"a the local difficulty was not now so
- be feared as the constitutional re
the disease. The General was
.zr cF the Hoplessness of His Case and
Desires to Die.
) Erant slrolled out at 1850 and five
s,s later his brother, Ulysses, arrived at
ho1se. Benz. II. Filed and Sidney Dill,
rssed during the forenoon and DR..
rls admitted at noon.
.e iOilowiug bulletin was issued at 1880
/ General Grant has been comfortable
ntfniug. He has taken his nourish-
( Regularly and well. Pulse u; tenn
'taie Us. Appears cheerful Is now
Il i his easy chair drawn into the sun
/ tt wludOw. Says he has no unusual
nd. J. II. DOUGLASS, VI. D. y
t.Ie CONSULTATION at p. IN. Drs. Barker,
Is. fbraiy and Douglas were present
.Da, was examined by the strong
.2.st sunlight. 1t was agree there was
An Improvement
A1& Cal condition. A continuation o
lf was approved and the treatment
sps1 during last week commended
6neral Is row doing before a wood
ek1 Is very comfortable"
o'fstd J. II. DOUGLAS, VI. D.,
GEo. I. SuRADY, NJ. D.
.Nf v.-As DR.. Barker left the house
( be consultation, he said "Ihe
,s.s was qaiet, but grew no stronger"
MA viii be the probable limit of the
,s'' $ sireng,h| was asked Of DR..
.xeh could tell you," he replied, shak-
n's fead and becoming very grave,
= = eCTe,ary Of State Hamilton Fish and
20 driven the house at ten minutes
Mr. Fish sent his card to the Gen
4 did not sGght from his carriage.
n pe tootmsn was delivering Mr.. Fishs
the door, Roscoe Conkhng and
ahtzer, editor of the World drove
ConklIng entered the house, but
rrned and engaged in chat for
<2f ftes with Mr.. Fish. Mr.. Conkling,
'hse 10 an inquiry, begged to be ex.
3 pm saving anything abou: General
- & Condition. Jesse Sehgmsa called
rs lhe afternoon, and saw General
Secretary Of War Endicott called,
his card after inquiries for the
condition. Dexter, A. Haw-
+. Purrington, +. 81. Jones
!. 's Hampshire, and Mr.. Spencer
= book keeper for l. S. Grant, Jr.,
g pm the afternoon. James Grant
Pr OF Gen. Grants s staff, visited the
also Mrs Leland Stanford, who
overs. At the time DR.. Shrsdy
10 wrlte the $40 bulletin, Gen.
W ". Pa Gen. Grant were speaking OF
q less Of so many people in calling,
ay turned 10 the General and re-
nat The General was so well 1t was
- 10 prepare bulletins, and then
Ih' dictated the 5:lO D. m. bulletin,
oy the Generals desire, quoting
Nrst person in the last sentence,
Hred.
2'-Geu. Grant has been asleep
W: clock, Walking for q few minutes
r. 2, 70 take his nourishment. His
<# o, temperature 80.
HW-'- j. II. DOCGLAS,
GEo. F. SHRADY, NJ. Ds-
Shortly after the midnight bul
oeen issued Dr.. Douglas left Gen.
9ase and started for home leaving
IN attendance upon the General.
as sald that everything indicated
e night for the patient.
wish freedom from aches, pains,
e, Then purity the blood,
: .le urinary and digestive organs,
lCUf broken down constitution By
Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsa-