The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-11

has come to renew these normal func-
tions, and the four days which have
elapsed since the wounds in the stomach
were closed give every assurance that
the sutures are sufficiently healed TO al
low nature to resume here sway.
Although the house was fairly embow-
cred with flowers today, sent as tokens
of sympathy ana gratitude, none of the
sweet-scented blossoms were taken To the
presidents chamber The most rigid sys-
tenn of simplicity prevails there and sentf-.
ment is not allowed to qualify the stern
requirements of the case. The only per-
sons ADMITTED to the sick room today,
other than the doctors and attendants.
We're Mrs. Mckinley and Secretary Cor
telyou Although the president has been
pronounced out of danger. no member of
the cabinet has been within the sick room
SO far, nor has the president nor those
closest to the confidence Of the president.
such as Senator Hanna or Judge Dav
seen the president. But these restrictions
established by the doctors are merely for
the sake of encouraging every particle of
energy In the patient, and relatives and
Aflenos anke accept the rigorous policy
as decloedly for the best. Secretary Cor
telyou sees the president much as the
doctors and nurses do There IS never a
breath of business, public or private. and
at no time has there been the slightesr
reference to anything connected with the
presidents duties.
The dramatic phase of the situation
mere is rapidly disappearing Plans over
throWn by the aSsassin's bullet are be-
ing restored and matters are RAPIDLY as
suming normal conditions. Indiana dav
at the exposition, set for Friday of this
week, was Indefinitely postponed when
the president was shot, but the original
programme was restored today at the
suggestion of Senator Fairbanks. who
says such course would not have been
thought of were there any doubt of The
presidents recovery. The exposition has
suffered severely in attendance since the
tragedy, and the managers are now or
ganlzlng for great thanksgiving cele-
Oratlon' which they expect not only TO
prove great card for the fair, but which
they hope will be day for national re-
joicing
EVENING CONSULTATION
The physicians arrived for the evening
consultation at $3.50. Dr. McBurney was
with them. While they were in the
house, Postmaster General Smith score
tary Hitchcock and Secretary Wilson ar
rived.
1t was 1:2o when the physicians
emerged from the house. They had been
IN consultation an hour and fifty minutes
and announced to the waiting newspaper
men that the presidents condition was
unchanged in every important particular.
Inc length of the consultation created
some uneasiness and this was somewhat
increased when it was learned that DR..
McBurney. who had intended to leave for
Stockbridge. Conn, at 11:2O had missed
his train and had decided to remain over
until tomorrow night. But the doctor
himself did all he could to dispel the
idea that the change in his plans por-
tended anything serious. In fact he took
occasion to announce as am additional
evidence of the Improvement of the pa
tlent that it had been decided to begin to
give the president nourishment through
the mouth tonight instead of waiting
until tomorrow, as had been intended.
Heef extract had been preferred. Or.
McBurney announced, and It was being
administered as the physicians left The
other physicians who listened to DIR.
McBurney's statement assented to it and
then all entered an automobile and were
whisked away. Immediately afterward
a storm which had been gathering broke
and for few minutes the rain cams
down in torrents.