The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-10-15

uesrsif 81 Ohtaiuing O. hsconeiiation
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nesrslf 81 OhtainIng hFroaetihiion
VIA usf ftashaad rrusffates her.
Mr. James o. utirr Ir, d. lying IN a
dsrkruci room af fbs NsH iork Hotel To-
New Nofk cHf. tatrHrr between ne and
dsafb
Mrs.. Hisins hst taru In r. ieles'e condition,
and ever since 49, ffduiif tefaeaa htrffh and
hsf huslaud arsi asiumei 3 ssf'uus nature
s1e Dee surefei mUaf k0rn.t ifHiA extreme
nervousness 90 1bus'ilT evening. ile .cra.
fou ~ ihe Hlsins dtmar.traf.Hu at Ms'lis1n
Square Nafdfn. be- irHUHIr asfuned au az
rrafairl inru. and tif va stricken down
Win ucfrous pFosutu0u.
A rinse ffioild - iha Family fa'i isFi night
thli hr understood thsf iIsf a. .hr Was rccuf-
cfirr from tha cxrlifsneIf ~ Nf hlIncs ar
rival in ihis cltF. ste rrre.fel q ulte from bcf
faiheriu-lsg it, lone . am to.a, We very
severe and % compietsiY rfasiriifd Der Her
already uFerWruuEhf nerves save way COM
plcio'y, aud she Wa attacked Win acu's
hysteria.
Resiorat,vcs vsrs sppllei, but towards
evening she grew ~urss Sus, a. We gui.s
had quieicd doau aud the ia.i hurrah nom
the paraders had diod svay there wac ir,sh
CONJUNCTION 10 Mn. WaInc's fuom, sud she
rapidly grew worse. unfn ai miiuieit be- com.
plant had assumed such q threatening aspect
that Df. smith hastily summoned ~ faulk-
ncr aud d. Fuller. The family physician.
The three worked NECESSARILY With the sick
woman, hut they Ncre apparently unable %
quiet her she grew mUre aBd more hysier-
zeal aud al O'Clock IN Ne morning hof shricks
could be heard distinctly az over The nour un
which her room IL l1catod
Her acute suffenugs lasted until after q
o'clock yesterday momlng Whcn she grad-
ually bccame quietef AMI an hour later De.
Faulkner aud Fuller len Cor home aud d..
Smith retired 10 his room, leaving tho patleut
IN charge Of n trained nurse from Bellevue
Hospital, who had been hurHcdiy sent Tor
All through the day yesterday The doctors
were In close ATTENDANCE on the lady ADD IRE
quent consultations were held 40 10 o'clock
last night the physicians, with the exception
OF DR.. smith, finally made their last call for
the day, aud IL ives agreed that while no scri-
GUS outcome would probably occur during the
night, the patient could not be declared out
OF danger for three or four days yet.
DIR. Smith was In the sick room until nearly
midnight, and then he too, retired, with iu-
structons that he be called ~ the hrst un-
favorable symptoms.
All possible precautions have been taken 10
insure absolute quiet 20 the sick woman, aud
the apartment where she lies Is lighted Only by
single lamp turned down low. large
screen has been set up between the door aud
her bed aud behind this screen no one except
the doctors aud nurse are allowed
Mrs. Blnine's mother aud aunt, az well ~ a
sister Of her friend aud lawyer, Gen. Mac
Mahon, are IN attendance on her, besides The
professional nurse, but they are not allowed
at her bedside, except at rare intervals, and
then only for few moments.
A friend OF the family said last night: "rhe
doctors tell me that she Is very, very III, and
that her chances for life aud death are about
equal. Further than that, Of course, know
nothing, but from the doctors tones fear the
WORST