New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24
Mr. KIPL1NG HOLDS Hlo o"N'
PHYSICIANS HOPEFUL OF HIS RE-
COVERY.
-,voRIxe TO coNFINE THE INFLAMMATION
~ THE RIGHT IuNe-MANH PERSONS
INQUIRE AS TO THE Az

. v,atrr 11-NG-MANY PERSONS
INQUIRE AS TO THE Az
rHoR.s CONDITION
-, condition Of Rudyard hiphng' VINO IL
- III at the Hotel Grenoble Seveh'h-aNe'
r,,s,,-sixth-st was II anything somewhat
HU yesterday. hut the nature or MS III
IMP '.ea,,,,ation Of the lungs makes II I'M
n'S- 80 - saw that he is out Of danger ana II
p,,, ,ikelv that his relatives and friends
IS 10 .,,,,.ed of their present great anxiety
-. ,hree or four days.
fof -. ,a IN yesterdays Tribune. Mr.. kipling'
- 80 with his wife and three children
WIZ -o,o,6 about two weeks ago. and at once
ii0'' to a. the Grenoble first showed symp-
"e" = illness after returning from dinner
'0''' ,,naov night He then felt feverish ana
=" - his condition was much worse the
0o- ..~,,c that he remained in bed, and Dr.
neN =. r,,nbsr, was sent for. II was not un-
- ,,,.assav evening. however. that the sickness
!" s..orosed as Inflammation Of the right
Or E G. Janeway was summoned 10
81, with Dr. Durham. and a profession"'
80 was engaged 10 help Mrs kipiihg'
nuis. - ,otbins was published about the
.,.~t.o-.s illness until Wednesday after
o,.,. and through them to those all over
'.'s ,rrt,as states and Great Britain and many
-. s,d dispatches Of sympathy and inquiry
~ .a.a,,ed All day yesterday a steady
We" - written INQUIRIES flowed TO the hotel
81, 49,. h,,-sreds Of persons made personal visits
w.. K,nl,ns saw nobody however and those
MI" - boa N content themselves with the
",.roen,s OF the hotel clerks. who were uni
,ca5 that another bulletin. following that
NJ -, . o'clock on Wednesday afternoon
80 ~ lef, on the desk Of the hotel yesterday
W. t,,+ this was not done Instead. the
s-na,,,,s buIletin had been issued at 2 O'Clock IN
the morning ,,.
>,,a o.clook-Mr Kipling passed comfortable
Nlne o. Gro ne fhird GAY symptoms are better as
teoTn1nared with preceding days. >-ruAv
THEODORE DUNHAM.
- Wednesday night it was thought that
a. I-,,l,ng had lost consciousness once or twice
-. 80 .bArA was No Increase in the fever the
-.,.,ar v-bo had left the sick mans bedside
.oto,,t Il o'clock. was not summoned. AT mid
-. Mr. Kipling began 10 sleep quietly In
-. morning his condition was about the same.
-. n,,nbam called early and declared that
,n,,gs were as satisfactory as could be ex-
nec,ss Later Dr. Janeway called. and the two
-,vsicans made a thorough examination
eho-,lv after noon word was received in the
oaoe hat the PATIENTS condition was. If any
,h,rg better. II was then understood that no
,,ue,,ns would he issued until evening, unless
g marked change occurred. Later IN the after
roon Ny Kipling was said 10 be resting quietly.
A. 1910 o'clock last night the following bulle-
tin was issued
NJ K,pling has had fairly comfortable day al
.ho1sh IN the late Afternoon and early evening as
vsusNv hapuens the symptoms have become ABOUT
as they were last evening but nol WotSe
THEODORE DUNHAM
Soon after the bulletin was posted d.. Jane
way came downstairs. He was asked II he had
ANYTHING additional TO say and he said no. that
he had included everything in the bulletin He
was then asked II Mr.. Kipling's malady is not
likely TO turn into pneumonia. and he replied
Possibly" When further questioned as 10
whether both lungs are now affected Dr. Jane
day and intimated that any positive diagnosis
AZ the time is impossible. He left it TO be in
ferred however. that only one lung is affected.
The doctors are very hopeful OF Mr.. klphng :
recovery as he was in splendid health before
he bAcerne ILL., They are II was said yesterday
doing everything possible to prevent the imam
nation extending 10 the left lung II they are
successful in this they hope for complete cure
before long DR.. Durham is in almost constant
attendance