Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-20
vB. BLAINE BETTER.
,swyoRK SPECIALIST CALLED IN
CONSULTATION.
, ,be doctors say Of tho cass-Thcro
>oImncdiate Dsnger-sun-
DAYS Crisis.


nNoImn cdiate Dauger-sun-
days Crisis.
,sv Telegraph 10 the Dispatchl
,,...,,,c4ox. u, G. December i9-Mr. !
,s re,ier, and although the !
.... DO not hold out the hope Of per !
r,eovery the family feel that the (
,, Yesterday hiss been passed, and /
,.,nap, the loving husband and I.
.,-,. be- spared II is stated that he /
'..... t.r short time tins morning aud /
y,th members of the family in a 4
r..rful frame Of mind.
.,..I Isire Blame said that her father .
| yefv comfortable night and I
.f.s morning refreshed and bright. I
some nourishment and was de- /
neftcr than he has been for o few .
.., The sinking spell OF yesterday ,
IFS eject, and the reaction had /
-,r.., left the Invalid stronger than /
fv.. before.
Many SYMPATHETIC CALLERS.
,.....sr.cr. went TO inquire after the |
Cd. Mr. Blaine and leave words |
....tlv with the members of the !,
.rors Blaine arrived last evening, |
... family circle u now complete. |
James t.. Blame went out for a /
..I iu response 10 a query sald that /
......- Wss much better.
t- ....ur d,plored what he termed the /
.lI reports sent out a. to his /
.1.tloa He said that while the I
- Law. bad the greatest confidence IN /
mont # the attending physicians. |
.... fe., they would ike to have the 4
..t 70 distinguished physician. who |
a Kxsf "
a., I.r appears 20 be afflicted, and AZ 4
-...,f of the family Or. Alfred l.. |
.. .' New York. had been sent for. I
D.. ..- arrived tins morning aud went /
... .. th. Blame mansion. where he /
... vi b Drs. Johnston and Hyatt /
,- f.4u an hoOT.
.rtI.utNr FROM Thy DOCTORS,
r- I..l,- conceded with his colleagues I
........-. la tleir view of the case, and T,
.... with t.cm lneyer7 particular III re-
.. t.r treatment That had been fol- |
40 thr close Of the consultation
. ..-, gave ont the following state
..... .,l Nr Blane's condition during
. -t t.rk has gwen serious anxiety.
..-... p..-tut moment he Is decidedly /
t...-.r. .u no immediate danger II Is
.......etl predict what changes NAV
...r Int h,s condition tins morning gives
amy. ..ye.u. feeling as To the progress
"ALr1ED L. LOOMS, NJ. D.,
"FRANCR HYATT, NJ. D..
w. ". JOHNSTON, NJ. D.
rrrFs or IMFR0yENENT.
r.r doctor, will not say how near Mr..
r...... @, being out Of danger; still one
....... ...i thai he had very strong hopes
.tE- Blaine might improve so that 1t
-.. .. possible for him to be removed
....-.. uur, genial climate, presumably
,. & California, where the change
r.. t- thought. be beneficial, II II dld /
.tr.rs % complete cure.
rHE SUNDAY ALARM.
Ia. crisis Yesterday IN the case of Mr.
r.-. Was alarming. Before noon the re-
----.a. the eX-Secrctary had mad Sc
.--..sp-. was widely circulated. HIS
,.....r~. Dr~ Johnston and Hyatt. had
.. summoned. About o'clock Dr.
.-..-..r made the statement that Mr.
1.... ss- not so well. He said: " Yes
,.-... t. va. very much improved, but to-
A.. .- seemed weaker; but all care TO
,...- ..a, Alr. Blaine IS not so Well
Ar O'Clock there was no material change
.- .- .rii,iou 10 be noticed. and callers
s.t.. ..u-e received the same uncertain
...a.r-. Dre Of the doctors who was seen
s.-- .u-e al that hour SAID that MT
Frr. W.s not dying, but there was no
,-at what hour serious cOmpllcations
r..-.t ~st IN. That his condition was
.-'... Vas not denied. 1t was realized
ts. . u.gLt pass Away at any tIme' ana
.r.t. ... might POSSIBLY 1--we some Time vet. ]
a. clock James G.. Blaine. Jr., was
...,.,I made the following statement;
a.. father had a sinking spell TINS morn
.-. ...l worst one, IN fact, which he has
~ .. Me feared for a time that he
-., recover. bus be finally rallied
r.'I- h4.la should have another sinking
ct NNNHG NffnHHV ~
...tt.. whether be Is strong enough 10
..-r...ler- during the dav were re-
..f.. .r the butler with the statement
-..N-. Blame had had a relapse, hut was
.rf-
after 8 o'clock Drs. Hyatt and
'..--t.. once more VISITED the patent
....r.-4.nad upward Of an hour. Agmn
......s Dr. Johnston paid brlef visit.
F. .....I ttat there was no Indication OF
.. ... death. and that Mr.. Blaine was
.. '. pass comfortable night.
t.., clock Dr. Johnston paid another
T.--. II. uatieut. and on leaving stated
e. eli. family that Mr. Blaine showed I'M
t-.g.,sl.. In answer 70 an inquiry as 70
,..-..r Nr. Blaine was q dying man he
Ar.l whose pulse Is strong and who
... converse nationally can hardy DC con-
...-.I ivng man.
AS ANXIOUS CROWD.
ru.sG Blaine. Jr.. about halt-past
....- .lt 1f the front door, and hurrled dlN
...-.. ching group standing on the pave
....- -..l with some emotion;
Htat does TIN, mean; What are you
.a. u. .bout here for ~
.Nr. Blaine" saId one of those present,
a. heard aud have read III au evening
t...- that sour father was dying. .
...f w SAID Young MI. ]
r.,eliIdly. My father IS very III
......- untrue that he is dylrg.
$500 aI. very glad % hear yOu say so,
answered the gentlemen, and the group
-...-rl.
t..-.tphlup a correspondent, Mr..
p .... ssutwhat sof.ened by the sympa,,
'..... t.r, of the gentleman whom he had
Questioned, asked: What has caused
o. .lltement
H.v.- told the news bad spread over
...f. that hls father was critically Ill II
r.- .r.l.. agl that such a statement had
...a published IL an extra edition Oh an
....., uaper. He asked for and was
t..l.I4 ccpv. lie opened il and as the
. le Near Death caught hl5 eye ho
.4.mat:
Ill; is absolutely unjustifiable. No
.. -u4ilou has been gwen from TINS
.-- or by Mir. Blsine's physicians that
would warrant tha; line. Mi. blame Is
-lrh out az Do i4IDt udNc o0AN 49,
.. v.. critically III. and any publication
'. ..a, elect is untrue. the physicians
have lstlaft and have assured Us that Mr.
..te Is better than he was this morning;
... .- likely 70 pas a comfortable nlgh''
n-, tl,s he burned into the house.
4a0 po.ce officers quietly dispersed the
.' .ri IRON the immediate vic'nity OF tbSe
..-.. blt late into the night smah
groups o. newspaper ana otheTS
v-.e.ci al a respectful distance
lI9O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
NJ Blame maintains this evening the
l... he secured this morning, when ms
condition showed a slight Improvement, .
a., ;le reply OF Dr. W. ". Johnston, Mr.
s.ce- physician. when asked how DIS
distinguished patient was at 9o'ciock TO-
O.. .t, !
If Hyatt, tb- consulting physician, VINO
o., present. cOncurTed IN the statement.
i... i0l iu~t come from the sick-roon, I
where they had held a hfteen-minutc con-
o..ta,IOu.
Us FyLL POSSESSION or + Is FACULTIES.
Mr. Blame Is still IN full possession OF
faculties - continued DR.. Johnston, ana
".,ls very weak. IA - nevertheless as
r'evriul after the trying ordeal Of yester-
-ay as cOuid be expected. lie eonyerses
81, iIeev a. be ls permitted 70 do by his
family, and partskes regularly Of nourish-
l.. Ia %, at hft