The Washington critic., 1890-02-07

REPORTS or HIS ILLNESS HAVE
BEEN EXAGGERATED. +


Wanamaker Exerciscs His Christian
Influence on the Congressman and
Converts Him to PreSby tcrinnism,
but Not to His Political Views.
Reports concerning the condition Of
Hon. Samuel J. Randall have been so
so greatly exaggerated that THE CRIrIc
this morning resolved itself into q com
mittee of investigation on the subject
with the most satisfying results. Ac-
cording to the statement of the family. |
Mr.. Randall, so far from having retro |
graded in his convalcsccnce lately, has
been slowly on the mend all the time.
and had it not been for the protractdd
business affairs and interviews with va
rious members OF Congress which mo
nopolized his attention all day Wednes.
day, Mr. Randall would have been
greatly improved by this time. Tlie
effect Of his injudicious attention to
business, however important, was natp-
rally bad for the sick man and brought
on an attack Of prostration, from wlridh
lie was pretty well exhausted yesterday.
SENSATIONAL ituMoRs.
This fact gave rise to the sensational
Yumors afloat regarding his condition.
and occasioned the family very serious
annoyance for the reason that the ek-
Speaker carefully reads the papers every
morning, and though not a nervous
invalid, is readily affected by such In
i,d,c;o,,s and nn,,ntbfu, yeno,ts
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as .hose recently circuiu.eu. i'i' 70
erect OF unfavorabie comment
| on thep state of ones Health is
productive of depressing. results even
| an n nerfectlv we'll nerson who. ;s in.
oIas;ipI,, ofrao,.5,, H. go.
'ei''o'S ano''eu II" 'io ,'''V.o'' ''fe it
/ q .nI SOMEWHAT iMPRuDENE'
Mr., Randalps s health. thoughfarfrom
equaling that which he enjoyed In
former years. has been at no time so
serious as reported. After the severe
and protracted illness, which confined
him to the house for many weeks last
spring, Mr. Randall was somewhat inn
prudent IN sitting out on the front porch
during the long summer evenings and
IN taking drives OF several hours dnlr.-
uon after nlgntiail. me result or ms,
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EVIDENCES OF FRIENDSHIP.
The solicitude of the many persona
and political friends of the dis
tinguish statesman has been evinced il
, every possible manner. and the fanii,
has been in receipt of letters, notes an(
, ANXIOUS queries from those interested q
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S haye,to contend and If friends woul
+ be more considerably thoughtful |
Q the matter il would seDsibly haste
II that convalescence, to which, with tn
{ physician 5 encouraging report, all mo-
q look anxiously forward. ig- wei
: HE JOINS THE cH,rncu.
II nAvbo eopyo,tod Sanc Ranaal, y, ~
II beon asi,eJ % a'thonsand tines s;nce n n
annnn gnn ns ncan,ert ~ can,a that | he had mia
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= becn I'm ;n,;mated rcneatcdIy l that n N
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K ntd Deeh very frequent III MS cay