Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13

The apprehension aroused lsst nigh, by the
report ihs, Mr. Rlaine's condition had taken
ahother turn Tor the worse. that thu long losikcd
iof bui none the less dreaded issue 81 he disease
was at band. happily Was no, warranted b. thr
ueNeiop,neots 81 the hour they pas-.sd
AN~!- Inc difficulty the patient cxtlerienced
was reported 70 - slici', s.l.st-rrti.,, Ia hi-
respiratory apparatus A. onoe th. -ugcs-tion
chtrndcd liself that ano.b er heart faii,r, VS.
NeAed under this suThoui-m. aud thi- wss
"sshehed hy the afuouuc~d dstsrtniua-
uoh OF one oi the phvsiriaus o. remain ~
the house al night Aud further ain ~ the
statement that uitro-g iNrertue had f..n .ratn
resorted TO ne = stimuisn,
An ENCorRscTNa RTroHr rrra vsE~r~o
IL the complication wcr. iudeol hear tai
ure the evil effects were soot, o,.rc..-.. h..,-
ever for after pr. HYATT .nt.r.l a.. s.ar-.
about midnight there wen. 40 iua,ost,.,,. "a
life within uu.l the hour Tor ,st,.ftre IN.
morning. nr. Hyatt left hi- paii.-t ~ SIS
O'Clock. lie stated % the rcrnrffrs tiiaf n
Blaine had passed vcrv gu-rd uirht
comparatively and Uss th~u resting s..i'.
He had been awakened lg-t ~ 10
the doctor LEFT and some uonri.hmsat a..s...4.
tered. Dr. HYATT admitted thst ss-,g Ia.t
evening the symptoms indicated probable Co..
cided change Tor the worse. aud u had i,sf DE-
cided that be the doctor should remain ulthiu
call IN case Of emergency. Bat M ucce--iiy 9 g.
his presence had Arss.a during she night. h.
said and be row looked Tor No ana iI taut
change IN tie patients condition in TIE iuils.-
date future.
LAST SrGHr's nAp TvRS.
Mr. Blaine had an uucveiiful day Yesterday
un;il about $50 last evening. when be hal az
other bad tarn. Messengers were disrateleI
FOR tie physicians. and Drs. Johnston and HYATT
arrived within a very short time. Tho forrn.-
left his patient in sbcu, half an hour. bu, would
not admit that ANYTHING 90 a serious nature
had occurred. nr. HYATT on leaving the house
a few minutes later aid tha: the difficulty hsd
been with NJ. Blsines respiration. which uue
OF the attendants had mistaken Tor heart
failure.
The physicians again returned about o 40 and
held a consultation which lasted uutil after 10
o clock. br. Johnston was not inclined o. tAlk
when he departed from the nlau-ion. he aaii
that the trouble could hardly be- called r.
lapse. bat tina; NJ. Blaine weaker from "a.
attack. Dr. HYATT returned after taking nr.
Johnston home In his carriage and remained az
The house. The guarded Etierauc.- %. the doc
tors were more significant by what they faded
10 say than hy What they did INV.
At midnight Dr. Hvntt Vac eth in the HOUSE.
and It was Observed that he was there Tor 'hs
night or until relieved b. nr. Johnston. 81 ~ 20
meet and. " possible. couuierac; amy sudden
emergency. such that which occa~ioucd ia.
hasty summons of both physicians early In the
evening.
Nor 50 WILL
Or. Johnston made his usual morning cali
about III o clock and remained with his T.atieut
for half hour When he came ont be toll the
newspaper meE that Mr.. Blaine was not - we'll.
that N TACT he wAs rather worse than he had
been at any time since "Wednesday.
" l. impossible 10 learn how serious Was tins
last RELAPSE IL IL generally believed. however.
that Mr.. Biaines condition has again reached
point where considerable alarm j. felt
There Is a feeling among those who rhsuid
know sometning about the Gaze That the "a
Secretary IL likely 20 be called away ~
any time. The family are rot thour.t
TO have any hope Of favorable ieru.i-
nation and they realize that now that tho doc
tors have gone 20 extreme measures IN the
case, the end may come at snV time The best
that can Ice said now IL that 10 l. only aus---
ton of how long the sick tnan can be kett up
by medical skill and the administering of pos-
ertul stimulants.
ToDAY's cALIrEs.
There were not MANY callers at the hou-s
TODAY. Among those who did stop aud uer.
admitted were Senator Hale and Reproseuta-
tive Boutele. Both Of these geutlemen sid
afterward tina; they had been Informed
that Mr.. Blaine was resting comfortably
and was doing very wei. After he
morning call TODAY. when asked N
from his relapse of last night. pr Johnston ~
but had simply suffered n difficulty ia rosi.ira-
ticn. He further said he would call again this
pm. a; 2 O'Clock. ~ would al-o DIR. HYATT;