New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-20
REMOVAL OF MRS. HARRISON.
SHE WILL BE TAKEN TO WASHINGTON TO
DAY
HER CONDITION GREATLY IMPRoyED-No RE
PRODUCTION OF FLUID IN THE oHEsNTo

HER CONDITION GREATLY IMPROyED-No RE,
PRODUCTION OF FLUID IN THE OHEsT-To
START FROM LOON LAKE AT NOON.
Loon Lake House, N. Y. Sept. 19-It was On
bounced this morning that tho President and family
had definitely determined on the removal OF Mrs
Harrison Washington tomorrow. for the reason that
she had derived actual benefit from her soioTn In
the mountains and because OF their belief that the
lingering disease from which she is suffering can be
treated Just WELL II not better IN Washington than
ut this mountain resort
DR.. Gardner made the following statement In re
gard TO the case at about 10 O'Clock this morning :
eyes it is true that Mrs. Harrison is to be removed
to washington Tomorrow She has constantly ex-
pressed a strong desire to 90 to Washington, and the
President and other members OF the family are also
anxious 10 have her taken there, provided 1t can be
done with any degree OF safety DR.. Trudesu, OF
saranao is here this morning. and we have had
consultation to the We found Mrs. Harrison
very much improved and that there was no repro
duction OF fluid IN the chest cavity 10 any extent In
view the fact that the President and his family wish
her removal to Washington It has boen decided TO move
fer instead Of at later period, because In two or
three days her condition might not permit her removal
"The fluid in the peura is liable to DO repVduced
at any time, ad. Of course, such appearance dmhses
her chances of recovery As the opportunity for her
removal seems more favorable than 1t may be
later the President and his family have taken the
responsibility Of the removal Mrs. Harrison passed
very comfortable night and is feeling much stronger TINS
morning"
Dr. Gardner paid a visit to Mrs. Harrison about
0 O'clock this evening, and on his return to the
hotel said that Mrs. Harrison was resting quietly
could see at present that would make necessary any
change in the pan OF srcn'o Sald t het
The journey naturally attended VIII
considerable risk, but that certainly ne never M1u ~,
have consented 10 IT II he were not uly cohVhceu Vi
Mrs Harrison's ability TO make 1t with safety MIS-
Harrison has her 'heart on going TO washington
an1 She are anxious to crafty her Dr. Gardner said
she would undoubtedly be as well on taeie b S ha
Lief Thai the change would be beneficial to her. The only
danger was in the transportation and every preGan
to disturb the quiet and comfort Of the invalid o..
e1ESs road S haSe enPe charge
d arrangements He is Personal s iTsnd Oh
the family and It vas at MIS- He Nil arrive
t Sat me t TS meTnns and the details Of p win
not be completed n that si f rSe as to n be oSwed
1t expected that he win bring dTaw i rU %se
car ca , especially rr1de iGe', asa Mrs i srson
present arranged the trip VIII be P maas BY
Albany, Jersey city Philadelphia, Baltimore and wash
ington The party will leave here at noon tomorrDM'
And expect to nce Gns ber Sr at Lake
anG reEain in it III she reaches Washington. The
mile carriage ride from the Presidents cottage here
the train and the ride from the station AZ ,rom the
Cottage 10 the station will be made In long, covered
wagon especially adapted TO the road ana 50 arigeI
as to receive the cot on which MIS- T"''i9'" VIII ~
carried from the cottage 900 =. 4,
In view of the critical nature OF the case, II Is
conGdentlv expected that no demonstration or dls
rhsnce ~ any kind will any OF the stations
at which the train may have to stop INSECURE 2ulT
sons health and Il is hoped that the tram on Wmcn
She travels win not be moested In any way. ei.ru
the President nor any member OF his famny VIII
make any request in this matter AS one % men men.
expressed IL: awe have too much respect Ior the
them 10 avoid doing anything TO annoy MIS-. ihrr-
SON I'm her present critical state OF health