Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19

ton was felt when thee rumor. Of death v,rs
denied
Almost the frs, news th-s rr.achsA President
Harrison last uighi came bv telephone. u was
L" Tie eneci that Mr. lAsiue ~. dad TIE
asked the SECRETARY n ~ new could he
authentic. Mr.. Hsl;ord reuliod that ., haa
come over the we ard D. snf.ii,...l a might
be true The fr,sidsnt 81 onos rrcparsd 20
leave the house. and In cnm1ans With NJ Hal
FORD hurried across ths svvua. a. Mt. igsite'.
house. he s~cmsi o. D. vsry much rfiiser,i a
the Information which he th.rs received
II rHE pE~sr r,s rui- NsE~I,a.
Quite a crord wA. assembled ahslt "a. HAHN.
house early Tins morriur Ihss va, ~.
been there al night A fog c"ycr,d thr ,.ts.
hiding ,vcry thirC from -iahi 40 o. Ai.taucs 4
tSenty feet lights lu the vfuarw- q III.
Blame house -Loue aiml, when ihc Toe hft,f
a grow. Of watchers ~ she raFl vas ,i-. l,ss.l
Soon after an earlv lr.slta-r h.1lr
callers began o. make inquiries after ti.~
stricken statesman. Intimate tricuts sefs ga
thst NJ blaine ~ss very az, huf uar tn urr-r
thi- morning Than when b. f,il a~l,ef' i.sf retr
y" attempt Sas made 90 hlis o. NJ ii,m ne
itc' mat he patients condition Wa aiarulr-
10 strangers and cthar- lcss iutiu.t. ulfh lii-
family the only answer o. al inquire 49, hat
ir blaine hal rested vel during thr tghi ana
that Ia wac ao Wor.a.
nr. Ioomis. who Wa t.lecrarhad fsr la
night o. com. a. ou,. from Nv srk. s-ritrd
eRrly this morning ~ regi~tsrcAal a.. Ain
ton and soon after Eeni o. thu liiaiIs D. ...z...
lie WAS JOINED there a. ~. ". ". I.-.f i.
They renamed al ihc hou-c Tor taerc Than two
hours.
The Secretary - state senator Hale ,.rs,,-
Chandler. Senator Carey Judge Uagnlr ana
President J. q. yelling caiI..i r.for, d .a..I,-k
The family have krowu fur 'uo ar thrss ilF.
that Mr.. Blaine could not hts an q. cam.
were sent early >atrr las sr. .i-r ais..-rf
fapF antasls srF A.. . ID. cd
suffering Statesman.
sNknATUG AMONG zENArass.
Though tie Seuatc va mi, ii ,,-...lu for .
moment today tie srriou- illas-s ~ ,A-,....r..-
tary Blaine Ma, a topic Il gsu,raI l..cu--i.,..
On al sides II the ehsub,r There o.. -.f-
prl-c expressed that IA. tact Il ar s..ta.
true condition had h,.cn concsalcd 30 long Al
many said that thty had supposed thst Nr.
Blaine Nas about to leave. 80 improve ~. hi.
health, until rHr Sr,H gave the trs, ia..- .,st
night lemncrats joined aith ~. alhHars "a
expression NJ grief aud sympathy fai .us .asi-
hf OF the distinguished statesman aul t.Ir. DO
mat. whose -nd l. con-ilsrai near
In opening the senate With vrav.f tiii- uisru-
ing Chaplain klilsr referred 90 a tu4.h.rIa
msnner to Mr.. haiu' aud Invoked ,hc a. ~
Providence an his behalf
-LIsBr INFR"yrnrNr.
At 2:45 o'clock this Afternoon a Sr.r -cf.o-,er
who called at Mr.. Blaine, hoaae O. ia1uIfe -
20 the condition OF the sufferer va. gwen "a
s;eroot,Ied answer that Mr.. Blame pas hide
bit better.
i'r. A. Looms. the New YORK specialist. = d,
came over last night LEFT Washington 10 t, "a
for home.
To all callers Who stopped g. inquire ~ tho
Blaine ma n-ion the AFTERNOON tn -auia aa.IFe-
was giver. that Mr.. Blaine scOuiitiuu ''sAuaud
a slight improvement"