Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-24

--;or-She Is as w con %
/ oossibly -. Can be and Still
psgar Failing yesterday
and Displayed Re
'..--,2 ,--5's Vitality But Has
.-s5 . the Limit Of Her En-
A History Of Her
ss.
|.,zaray, october aI-At a;4O a
|..,,a.ag was quiet at the White
/ m, mos, of the members Of the
we're still sit',as up
.r-Dr Gardner came to the .
lg,s.s shortly after 2 o'clock and
4 about half an hour. When
Z. down stairs he said that Mrs.
y. condition was so criticalthat
H. pass away at any time.
. ..rysroy, D. c. October 24.--At
AZ, Harrison was resting
Tss-s was no change in her
d. from the previous report. The
u, and tamry circle, fearful Of
4. !, are sitting up with the in
|.rysroy. D. C., October 9+.-At
Mrs. Harrison was slowly
and was feared she would not
II. ,ss night. There were some
...,-sselI was getting very near.
.ysroy. ID. c., October %
,irsr visited the White House
o'clock this afternoon, making
hi time be has seen Mrs. Har-
|5usg the day. AS he was driv-
4, Of the grounds he was stopped
representative Of the Associated
/ lmtin response to inquiries said
H.. Harrison was in a state Of ex-
! exhaustion, and that unless she
Ia.ly from it she was apt TO pass
within q few hours.
opinion, she was now as weak
! possibly could be and still live.
|segaa failing this morning, and
Eniasly become weaker and
b. She has displayed remarkable
b throughout, but has nearly
tie limit OF her endurance.
Iay'y toa direct question on that
/ Dr. Gardner said Mrs. Harrison
4 pass away atauy time within a
tlrs, and again she might linger
d present state for fOrty-eight
\ While heidi not exactly say so,
|l..ei plainly that he feared the
bud come before morning.
Do o'clock DIR. Gardner made an
ysl 90 the White House aud re-
half an hour. When leaving
use be said
HEEsoN WAS RESTING QUIETLY,
t.l not think that she would die
ktt There is still. evidence in the
Z Mrs Harrison S wonderful vital
rila doctor said that although
lralt was q grain weaker than
De last saw her, YET she was
gF than be expected to find
AN Harr.sOlchas suffered from
sless during the day, and this
ped 90 bring about the eXhauS-
s-t1 is Fastening the decline
llS been iG progress an day. She
loJl, half an h0urat a time, and
very little uOur.Shmeut now.
HsJ.cJed 90 o utt.e peptOuiZed
ia a stiuu.aut. So weak and
has Mrs. Harrison become that
lo longer strength enough 70
She is perfectly conscious.
1l'luer 40 the end OF this visit
'le President and tho members
o1,5lo.d of ybe precariouS con-
ArS Harrison but said he
~,ca. again during the night
summoned by information of a
10 Der present condition.
or MRS. HARRISON CASE.
history Of Mrs. Harrison's last
4 illness is best told ia the
ler physician, Or. Frank A.
o. This city, as follows:
4 t1Trsor'S illness was the out
attack Of grip during the
y lNsyl>.l, which left her with
s. -st.lg for several weeks.
G2a May Point ip the sum
N,- She c0Utrag.ej % cold
.--sel a return g.. the cough
lasted during the entire
e1e WAS vel enough, how
sr-'- 'le winter CD attend 90
e mouse. tut In January, 1892.
So "-.el had never entirely
y commenced again to trouble
.'-5.y While it was not Sc
.. --- 10 e1rtue her 90 the house
7-t % require frequent
treatment. lin the following
.-' -al q second attack of the
IN. ''1 ,l.S time by catarrhal
--t. l AS,.lg about nine DAYS.
r. spells then iucrea sed in
49,, b~..' o, last they were accom-
moody eZpsct0rations. and
', ITS, of May she SUI.
r,l lemorrhage OF the lungs
r.,,.. -,'-o-s0 no, very severe, caused
,,. alton. An examination OF
@,..t,e'a. days later revealed a
'-e apex Of the right lung.
r,y', D'-e unit. July @, the date OF
,.- -' 20 Loon Lake, Y. Y. there
s,a9.. 'l temperature of about
/, ,s-.- --l n.gltaud her respiratior
S.v..,. ~, averaged about 40 Der min
ls,'.' '''-l {, days after Der arrival a.
Is1os.....-- sue commenced to Improve
IA. .,e and strength increased e.
s,p,l ever generally became Iess
81 ! .Su6sequehty ,,as s,SO .Sl, N,
aai,y drives o ,as m;los so.'
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