The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-14
No gHAN|iE OF N(NENT
OBSERVED YESTERDAY IN THE
CONDITION OF SENATOR
C. IA. DAVIS
HI SLEPT SEVERAL HOURS
LAST NIGHT HE WAS REPORTED
MORE RESTLESS, BUT I'm NO
IMMEDIATE DANGER.
PHYSICIANS ARE DUBIOUS
Recently Developed Complications
Have Made the Senator's Com
dition Exceedingly Grave,
They Say.

Senator Davis has passed a comfort
able day. Slept several hours. Is more
restless tonight. Temperature, 80; pulse,
1907
Alex. J. Stone
This is the latest official statement
from Senator Cushman K Davis bed
side late last night
Senator Davis is resting very com
fortably tonight, and his improved con-
dition encourages me greatly
This statement was given out by the
devoted wife Of Senator Davis last even
ing, and she accompanied it with the
further statement:
The physicians regard my husband 5
condition as serious, but 1 have hope for
his ultimate recovery. DR.. Murphy, OF
chicago, arrived in the city this morn
ing, and together with DR. Stone visited
the senator. A consulta ton was held
but the result Of their conference I
have not the least idea My husband is
very sick, but / am confident of his re-
covery''
FOOT IS MUCH BETTER.
DR.. Stone in his bulletin yesterday an
nounced that after an examination Dr.
Murphy pronounced the foot in excellent
CONDITION, granulation having set In. No
further operation was deemed advisable
but the gravity Of the situation Law in
NONAASAANe~lAOIIS WHICH nave maze
tnelf appearance, namely inflammation
OF the kidneys.
Inc latest complication was discover
ca Monday, and appears to have beer. ag-
graYated by the strain which Senator
Davis has been under This kidney
trouble, 1t is thought, may have existed
before the trouble with his foot became
so acute.
Mrs. Davis, his parents and his two
SlSJeHS 10 foe-+
senator's condition and are doing everv-
thing possible for his comfort. They
are Solicitous for his welfare, and feel
the greatest concern for the outcome of
the new complication,
senator Davis does not seem to be suf-
fertng much pain or to be downcast. but
on the contrary is quite cheerful and
eats regularly. Yesterday his breakfast
was lighter than usual
The senator's father Mai. Davis and
his siters, Mrs Morford and Mrs. Tripp
are In attendance, as well as his wife.
Senator Davis serious condition has
created national sympathy, and the
family is deluged with kilograms tender
ing hopes for his ultimate recovery.
Among number received yesterday
were the following:
washington, D. C.-Mrs. Tucker and
regret to learn Of the senator's serious
illness, and hope for his speedy recov-
cry: With sincere regards. Mrs. John
A. Logan.
Washington, D. C.-PIease accept my
sincere sympathy in this time of distress
ing solicitation on account of the serious
Illness Of your distinguished husband TT
IS my earnest hope that he will be speed
lly restored to perfect health and return
to our midst, where he is SO highly
esteemed and appreciated. D. M. RAMS
dell, ergeant-at-arms of United States
senate
Gov.Elect S. R. Van SAINT called this
afternoon to offer his sympathy to Mrs.
Davis.
Other callers were ]. j. McCardv.
". j. Hahn, George Thompson, II. NJ.
Hart Edward L. Hamilton, c. r. Nc
kenney, Mrs. c. Phelps, Mrs Mark D,
Flower, Timothy e. Byrnes, Congress
man Joel P. Heatwole, of Mortified.
Relative to the summoning of DR..
Murphy, from Chicago and his arrival
yesterday, a friend of the family stated
that an examination by Doctors Stone
and Lancaster had shown unn1istakable
signs of inflammation of the kidneys.
and without delay DR.. Murphy was call
ed In His diagnosis supported that of
the local physicians, and now every
agency possible Is being used to ward
off the latest complication. The sytnn
toms, the physicians say, are dangerous.
and make his condition quite grave