Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10


not expect 10 return before 10 O'Clock.
VIA NR. MANLY SAN.
Mr.. JOSEPH Manley remsin,i a. the house al
night. This morning. az $50 O'Clock. he
walked over to the Arlington Tor hreakfas. on
the wsy he told a reporter thai Mr.. Blaine hsd
passed n fairly good night The family icit
somewhat encouraged hv the marvellous r.
cup"raiive powers displayed hv the si-k nan
under conditions whi,h seemed o. rrrc,aAe
nope lie himself. Mr.. hnnley said. Dcltc'ed
u possible fui III Blaine O. I've several werAs
YET. but admitted that the circumstances ~ the
case were such That he might DIE al auN time.
EN,DTH,sFp ro HnrE.
Yesterday - visitor nt the house Mr..
James q. Blaine. jr.. spoke n h. isli
that his father might recover 50 far 9"
ne able 10 transact business again. and one 60
'he iadie- II quoted A. saving tl.at a. thcs lIa
not know how sicS Mr.. Blaine va. thes mish.
nope. IN view Of IN" rally from SATURDAY nights
relapse: Tor his u!tilnAt. recovery.
ir. HYATT called al = 20 o'clock and remained
with the SICK man for an hour When be-
emerged from the hons. he -Eil that Mr.. Blame
had rallied from the rris9se that occurred ~
midnight and be believed HIM g. De IN prs~ti-
cally the same condition as that noted during
the early part Of last evening
kev. DR.. Hamiin. pastor - tlr church ~ the
covenant. reached the house shortly after .
clock. bar remained only 10 inquire of Mr..
iiShe CONDITION frutI the attendant. This VAS
peicNed 10 signify that tie family dil not re-
gard TIE condition II the patient A. critical
senator frye was On. of the callers ntd he
confirmed what Others rad previously said con
corning the improvement in Mr.. Blnine's eondi-
ton.
CONDITION SHowfNg INTRO, ssIENr
AZ lo5o Dr. Johnston returned to the house
and remained with Mr. Blaine half an hour. A.
he left the house be said Mr.. Blaine was better
than he had been during the night. aud that
mat wac 10 be interpreted rs meafiug tbs; th.
patient Was better than hr had bu,n al ans time
since the relapse
ana when DIR. Johnston left ham hIs condition
was NJ aNoIahle a. could he expected IA. CON
timed To take nourishueut
While he was willing 10 state that Mr. Baire-
cohdition showed Improvement the uhvsiciaG
would not go 30 far ~ 70 assert that thar IN.
provement could be maintained
Dr Johnston added thar be saw Mr. Blaine
during the night. but tina; his vi~i, Nas not dfe
10 any serious complication that had suddenly
shown itself.
the STREET MUSICIANS rIAY.
The family appeared To- be without alarm
During the morning hours Mrs. Damrusch U.i.i
out for a short walk An incident that at
;racted the attention Of passers-by was the con-
dnct OF the pr"prictors Of a street rirr.
~" UP ~ lfRlt 81 tlN Ia Use I
began 10 grind oat the strains sc some
o; the popular suncs of the dny. When waii4.I
away by friends ~ the family Who usr,. I.--.r..,
the house these men said thcy hal u.rinl--ipu
70 play there and had done 80 late last night
The tunes were decidedly lively. and Whom th.,
had finished a servant appeared at the door auA
rewarded them with a g"odly sum ~ small
change.
Senator Chandler aud Congressman pou,.,Ia
and Hit were among the morning caIl,r-. aud
all reported Mr.. Blaine resting very com
fortabiy.
ONLY RESPITE
There is. however. IL is said 40 hop, held bv
the family that tie improved condition ~ Mr.
Blaine is anything more than a temporary sus-
pension OF the rayages Of the disease that must
sooner or later end in dissolution.
Mr.. BorTELLE's REPORT
Representative Boutolle. who visited the
Blaine family shortly after II O'Clock.
remsined about half an hour. lie
said the patient is brighter aud resting
easter. and has regained his natural appear
ance and does not show any evidence Of having
passed through the serious rcla,,s, that occurred
during the early morning. The family are en-
couraged. he said, at the favorable chang. bat
OF course, cannot predict what the day viii
bring forth.
Another intimate friend 81 the Blaine family
who visited them this morning reiterated the
statements made by Representative Boat.lle
number of persons in official and social lie
made inquiries at the house about Mr.. Blninc'.
condition.
Neither Of the physicians visited Mr.. Blaiu.
between 1890 and ! 30 clock
DECIDED RALLY.
At 2:30 O'Clock this afternoon Drs. Johns,on
and Hyatt called, and when they left the house
they reported decided rally on the part Of tho
distinguished patient. He had taken nourisb-
ment. and there was no indication OF imm.-
dlate disc solution.