New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-02
r. HOBART'S CONDITION.
r SPENDS A COMFORTABLE DAY, But

.,r SPENDS A COMFORTABLE DA'' 81
,rr SEEMS TO BE EBBING AWAY.
..-son y. T.. Nov. (SpeciaD.-There was
.Norve in the condition Of Vice-President
10 today. except that he was a trife
Nv For the las; two days the patient has
N's ..,,, ~ nothing except the lightest kind OF
-. and IL IS feared that he cannot
h''''s ,,nr on such diet. In fact, Mr.. Hobart
SUI. ,v,rc on his own already nearly e~-
,s.sted vitality
nso'-, che night the vive-President oeea-
-. sr,oved seemingly sound sleep. He was
So, -,ost OF the time during the morning
rather bright. frequently inQurinG
anu no. vas going on in the affairs OF the
country - tDs tzo,ar, house las.
"a .bs. in case Of another relapse such
h's"'' it,. President suffered early yesterday
IS '' ors .ho morning before he might be
morning anu ''
s; hand ,,.Ao-..s ,~,vate secretary.
~ 80. ,,o~n,nc that the ice-Presidents con-
s .''.n VAS more hopeful than 1t had been Tor
G."o' 90. savs but he acknowledged that
'ne &C ~ recovery were as nothing. and
lis -" ~ The members % the family or
una ,.s,c,sn would be surprised II he died at
'ns ~. os.he~ IN his sleep or in his waking
any The members Of the family did not sit
''".s -, the ratiert last night. but all retired
VI - Gals were made upon them.
ca a.. o4ie,al bulletin of the day was issued
!. stated that Mr. Hobart had
d r,o5 night and took a little nourish-
las' .he morning. There was little or no
.s..ss from Yesterday
'---e A,,,~s -ate~ n second bulletin was issued.
e-s. statement It was said. the Vice
-. had rested Well and had taken con-
-. ,r,eresr m current affairs. He was a
tine , w." es,o-s 9 o'clock Mr.. Hobart awoke
- q f-,ef sumaev ana MIS- MOZART eheaeed
..e~..0- Nv reading 20 him from q news
70 as r,,,-.-r ~, 5av many kilograms were
iai7 t-or~ prominent men In various parts
80 ~.r~trv inQuirre about the patents con-
Indicated IN the official statement given out
~ HSharts family Yesterday, the case has
80. roar LEFT ~ tn hands q the family phys
~ william * Newton but number OF
tts best specialists ~ the country nav 80
c.us5 10 consultation. all Of whom agreed with
-. s.a+a-.ar- published Yesterday While the
-.ras q the spec. alists are not menuonel. Il
tss hser earned that among them were FRO
go Ta~euav x Bellevue Hospital. New
vc-s: Profess Cser q Johns Hopkins Uni
s.s.v ~ Baltimore. Professor Deianeld q
co'urh.s University. New-Nork' DIT bul' OF
%sw-yo-k. ana Dr. ". ". Johnson OF Wash
,,rton who vas one ~ the physicians ""' a.
,sr5ea President Garfield.
The O'clock bulletin was as follows; ne
vice Pres 5ert has had a very restful Gay Win
- s.sooreorts and no distress. He will PROB
shiv have q favorable night
Anuve-.n issued az 10 ? n. says;
v,ce.Pres.aert Hobart took some nourlsh-
-,s-. tonight Mrs Hobart says ne looks PEI
~ and stronger than he has appeared IN wv
- .S-es weeks The prospects are that he VIII
PASS a better night than he did last night IL
fsd the newspapers read 70 him to-nighf' ana
took quite an interest in current aiIalis n
W. .s,.ss <o~ time tonight about his private
business affairs ,-,.,. 80
The Doctor left Carroll Hall al O'Clock ana
Il no, likely that he Will return tonight
Ms Hobart ;his evening sent the following
:elecrasr 70 President Mckinley.
Nr Hobart passed a restful day and evening.
H. sends love 70 you and MIS- MchA.'vs' d"
Hhich Join.