The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-19
MRS. HARRIsON BETTER.
The President and Bis Household
Much Encouraged.

Inc Er0SlO0nL ana AlS 6Ou690OlQ
Much Encouraged.
Loon LAKE HOUSE, N. Y, Sept. 1S, 6 P.
M.-The President and the members of his
household are more encouraged than ever To-
day over the favorable reports made to
them by DR.. Gardner in regard to the oondi-
tien of Mrs. Harrison. That gentleman
made the following statement Of the case to
a representative OF the Associated Press in
the presence of Russell Harrison and
Lieutenant and Mrs. Parker while they,
with Others, we're enjoying a sunbsth on
the beautiful lawn In front of the Loon
Lake house this afternoon:
IMPROVING RAPIDLY.
"Mrs. Harrison is improving very rap
idly. Since the last formations there has
been no reproduction Of fluid in the cavity
of the pleura, and 80 far as this effusion is
concerned Mrs. Harrison may be considered
out Of danger. OF course, cannot say
positively that the fluid will not form
again, but do not think 10 will. see no
necessity for another operation, and there
will be none unless there is an unlocked for
accumulation OF fluid.
NOW ABLE TO SIT UP.
Mrs. Harrison is now able 10 sit up 10 bed
with her back propped up with pillows, and
she has rested quietly in that position
nearly all day. She is now taking as much
nourishment as she did before the appearance
of the recent complication, and is gaining
steadily in strength. That Is about all l
care to say about the case at present. !"
While the members OF the family assert
that no plans have been made for the future
it is learned on undisDuted authority that
arrangements are being made for
AN EARLY REMOVAL
Of Mrs. Harrison to Washington, aud that
the start will be made as early as Tuesday
morning next, providing present favorable
conditions continue. Mrs. Harrison appeal
every day to the President to take her to
way OF bringing about her restora-
ton to health, and her physician has
finally consented to her removal provided
her present rate Of Improvement continues
few days longer. 1t Ia the opinion OF the
family that the fatigue of the long journey
will be more than eounterbalsnced by the
contentment and peace OF mind which the
invalid will feel in the fulfllment Of the de-
sire now engrossing almost
HER ENTIRE ATTENTION.
IE Is safe co predict that the journey will
not be attempted unless ali concerned are
fully satisfied that it can be successfully ac-
oomplished. The details Of the proposed
trip are purposely suppressed. The Presi-
dent has been obliged to CANCEL his engage
ment to receive the grand army veterans
on Wednesday evening. He has given
orders, however, that the white house be
thrown open to them without regard to
hours.
Religious services were held in the parlor
of the hotel this evening under the leader
ship of Private Secretary Halford.
A CONSULTATION.
An arrangement was effected this evening
whereby DIR. Trudeau Of the Saranac sani-
tarium will come here tomorrow to consult
with DIR. Gardiner as to the possibility Of
Mrs. Harrison's transfer 30 Washington.
The President received a telegram to-
night from the Secretary OF the Treasury
saying that the cholera crisis is practically
past and that there appears to be no longer
any danger of spread OF the disease.