The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-19

time not idle. They, plied nun WIN
S%fns 1s patisn aoH upwssd q thirty
tt e %fssa E5SstiSsors tSss E
at any time when suffering relapse. Hc was
too weak even to whisper. and lay with no
OF in MS ha ssssss S %ere
| all in, tears except Mrs. Blaine. She main
tanned outward composuro throughout the
| power. when. In fact. her heart was breaking,
is described as something pathetic and mar
Whatever may have been Mrs. Blaines sus-
all lie Of
his illness. she has given no outward sign that
would indicate that she did not believe II his
Under most distressing eircnmstanc , that
has s9othed her husbands dsspondency, Of
such that he has at times given way to de-
| snondency.
n, Mhil9 ma ar no fear Of death Mr.
n%y Bss an ba n% nssn friend 5sSS S v hs
bilious he was; and also knows. how much he
ec zee pt In the pursuit 81 his ambition.
about 10 say. aheart- broken man but that
would, perhaps. be putting It too strong, l
a ss. st % s hH a eff vd9a ns
quote these lines By n. i. Wills:
what is ambitions
Walk not so dazzlngly the sapphire walls OF heaven
Mr.. Blaine has lived about sixty two years.
ana ten, lie has been compared in his public
between TIVE bne Is ana SG that
tribbnne OF the people. CLAY was magnetic: SO
'sIssD s
am inclined to believe. however. A thas Mr. Mr.
Hlainc's PUBLIC career will stand higher in
ss SdtS tn were than tina"
have ieI th their testing impress upon the times
There Is no sign Of death about the house
tonight. The windows and blinds Of tho
lower floor are closed. but on the second floor.
and on tho third iioor wRero Mr Blaine t" les
the shades are undrnwn., and the subdued
shadows on the pavement The, world is Inter
ested in the fight Of James @. Blaine with
With rnf IN $as ah 0 ns If W shG w BID
his fate shall be: Dr.. Johnston said to, TniHs
s9ppTIsshsnsll;on On tie part Of Mr.: BIains's
lie admitted. however that the case had
reached that stage whore thore is but slight
tho s snd 0T a hs a th M
blaine is In daneerous condition. but tho
10 4esse i doing IN h. in
more plainly than his Words that he N regards
pressed on this point. he simply said that lie
could not undertake to Tx time for the dis
II do not believe" he continued. that there
ofs@si0n to fear fatal termnat9n to-
n "What, was the nature of the attack to-day.
iunetSns o. to Its
His trouble is pot IN his heart"
organs are affected and tho heart make s man
I'iaIne's condition has been such that whe
he takes cold. as he did ten days or two weeks
ofthe system. For some days prior to and in in
Guiding Yesterday h tS eye; he was recovering
snsy m ene9
on oa Ssst s4gs E9nf s and or his e %oM
more laIguid and less ,observant. However,
Disappeared. he has taken nourishment dur
Ing the afternoon, and tt9;niGht. as said, he
and the reaction quito marked" ''''nN''
. :np., apprsehepd no danger OF immediate
mo. On tho other hand. II he maintains his
present Shiiityt to take nHurlshment and re-
thing in bis disease that should carry him of"
Referring to the alarming rum9rs that were
into print. Dr. Johnston was asked IL he ex-
pected that death would occur to- night
have no reason to expect it." no an
At ii P. NJ. Drs; Johnston and Hyatt saw Mr.
Blaine again. and gave out for publication tho
MI: Blaine seems to have rallied entirely
from his weakness OF this morning. and APP
is st noa possba
e saa &c m ms
friend Mr.. Blaine has, in Congress, expressed
fears as to Mr.. Blainos recovery. Said he:
u realize that Mr.; Blaine is alarminEly III.
Of his family BY such sensational proceeding
as getting out an extra paper on sunday even:
Ing and shouting it under the very window Of
read the papers that NJ. Blaine is very
sick man: and when the doctors resort TO
people may feel deep interest in Mr.. Balne's
sondton but seems to me rnj1st to attsmpt
selves the hope that the end IS not
The Senator said he was not prepared to say
annythings about the q, exact nature Of NJ.
Shorty alter eiossd earn IN age Was
driven rapidly to the front q the. blaine man
ME- ,, R%%r ssS Miss Abigail Dodge Idaii
The ladies' were closely yeiled and ran
mansio9. followed ~ Mr James q. Blaine. Jr,;
said his father was abouttho same.
TO BE COUNTESS or CRArEM