The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-15
/ LOOKS MORE HOPEFUL.
SENAIOR DAVIS PASSED 4
VERY COMFORTABLE
DAY
HIS APPETITE IS IMPROVING
The Patient Seems to he Holding
His Own Against the Raw
ages of Disease-Many
Callers.

Regardlng the condition of Senator
Davis Dr. A. j. Stone issued the follow
Ing bulletin at o'clock last night:
senator Davis passed very comforta-
bic day. He is brighter and more cheer
fuI tonight He has taken plenty of
n1ourishment. His foot is doing well.
temperature 80, pulse 120.''
The marvellous vitality and rugged
constitution Of the senator are ena hing
him to Withstand the rayages of tbe
blood poisoning. The relapse induced
by the attack Of nephritis has been seem
ingly overcome and the patient is n1v
able to eat heartily.
The effects OF the Inflammation nf tha
Kidneys, which was pronounced as acute.
is not apparent in his appearance HIS
temperature and pulse have not been
senslely a1rected and he is able to take
more nourishment.
If his physicians are unable to an
nounce any material Improvement they
are at least unable to detect any signs
indicating that he is worse. and This
TACT serves to encourage his friends
greatly.
Among those who called yesterday
were ''
Frederick D. Monfort. Thomas Cocb
ran, Jasper e. Tarbox, Emerson ~ AZ
Feet; Rev. c. D. Andrews, Mr.. and Mr.
J. T. Clark, Mrs. Thaddeus G, Tonas
6Ibert "A Young, Mrs French, Mrs
Miss Morrison, Rev. S. G. Smith. Mrs
J.: Walter Stevens, George Benz Mis-
t5arboN, George D. Macarthur, A:ssis ta Mt
s 9IbLt;EiI5.te49ent ). u Bond. of the city
Hiram Stevens, P. H. Gotham. judge 7
j. Lovely, Col. Sheehan, Mrs. McInfyra'
The following kilograms were received
yesterday:
% At "a ratification meeting last evening
OF l,5O0 citizens of Winona, on motion Of
Congressman Tawney, seconded nv Gov
van SAINT the audience, by a rising vote
extended to you in Your present illness
their profound sympathy and their sim
ceFe nope Tor your speedy recovery.
"A. w. Thurman
Chairman of Meeting
New YoTk-'G rieved to hear of Your
husbands continued Illness We are
hoping to hear of an improved condition
and speedy recovery.
&c. P wetnnore."
nay concern about the senator's illness
Please wire me here his condition and
give him my . love; 80,
~. washington, d. Glow is the sena-
tor? Give him my love and tell him he
must keep up the courage God him
Nothing can keep him from getting we'll
William Mason
The following resolution was sent to
Senator Davis:
11lSTOTlcdI
society learns, with great sorrow. Of the
serious Illness of our most distinguished
Resolved, That we extend to him and
to his family, our deepest sympathy;
that we wish for him a speedy and com
plete recovery, and that we cherish the
hope that he may be able to resume his
eminent public services for our state
and for the nation with the next con
Vening congress.
Warren Upham. Secretary,
The Commercial club sent the following
communication to Senator Davis, signed
by President A K. Pruden and Secretary
Slime:
By resolution of the board of directors
Of the Commercial club at a meeting
to you and your family the heartfelt
sympathy of the members in your al
Fiction and to express their most sincere
hope and trust that a speedy and COM
plete recovery will restore you to health
and the field of activity from which
your enforced absence Is a national as
well as local one