Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-13


N DIR. Mynter's remarks left the infer
4ence that the crisis might be prolonged
81 The bulletin when issued was slight.
sly reassuring and indicated that the
Acricis might be proiopIed, stating
y dehnitely that the Presidents condl-
3tion had somewhat imprEed during the
a past few hours and that there was bet
& ter response to stimulation, but his
y pulse was up 10 l2S and the convlc.
X ton grew that II was almost for
5 lorn hope.
b II was learned that the physicians
chad decided that il would not be vel
3for Mrs Mckinley to enter the sick
2room today, both on account OF her fee
bic health and the excitement II might
ficause the President 50 for as can
rlbe learned Mrs. Mckinley had not beer
1 Informed up TO 10 o'clock Of the grave
\ condition in which he husband was.
y RELATIONS ARRIVE.
n Shortly after II o'clock the intimate
8friends and relatives OF the President
3who were telegfaphed for early this
simorning, began TO arrive and soon az
Xter 10 o'clock there We're assembled in
sethe down stairs rooms Of the Milburil
Ahouse Senators Hanna and Fairbanks
Xex-Secretary OF State Day, Secy VIII
ason and Secy. Hitchcock. Mr.. and Mrs
X Hermann Baer, Abner Mckinley Miss
3llielen Mckinley ana Mrs Il, Duncan
'gsisters of the President, and Mrs. La
ilfayette McWilliams. in addition Il
sJohn G.. Mllburn, former Postmaster
3Bissell, John n Scattered, OF Buff
Hfalo, and Representative Alexander, Of
lSthe Buffalo district. The latter came
z, N.s.rom the house and said:
y SOME IFS"
n IF the President successfully wealth
Aers the morning his chances OF ultimate
{3recoyery will be- greatly increased, be-
8eause his condition. other than his
s1bcart weakness, Is very eneoliragihg."
Il Senator Kama came ON special
q rain from Cleveland, making the run
Mn the remarkably fast time OF three
.lnours. He was accompanied by Mrs
y! lianna, Col. Myron T. Herrick. Miss
Y Barber and few other friends OF the
SPresident He received the news at 4
8o'clock this morning and Immediately
3ordered n special train.
" All the cabinet officers were tele-
4graphed at o'clock this morning and
Bare now presumably on their way hith-
3er. DR.. w. ". Johnson OF Washing
& ton. who Is at Portsmouth, n. H., and
3Dr. Janeway, Of New York, both celeb
3rated heart specialists. have been
n Summoned.
n A SPECIALISTS OPINION.
" A celebrated heart specialist. who
8has been watching the bulletins close
My. has expressed the opinion that the
8extreme weakness OF the heart is due
Mo the shock Of the first bullet, which
Hstruck the Presidents breast bone and
His now manifesting itself for the first
3time.
PRESIDENT CONSCIOUS.
The President is perfectly con-
xscious, dispite his extreme weakness.
4This morning when the nurses sought
y to adjust the pillows so as to shut out
1.-THE light Of the window, the President
2protested. mo, | want TO see the
&trees," he murmured. They are 80
Hbeautiful
= The doctors believe he fully realizes
8how low he is. although he has not been
When Mrs. Mckinley was
6toid that II would be better for her not
S3to see him this morning she assented
without protest but she seemed 10 real
&ize the full import Of the request though
Hshe said nothing
n Secy. Hitchcock was heartbroken by
Ithe sudden dashing down of the big
Hhopes he had held for the Presidents
Hrecovery. but Loyalty and steadfastly
Hhe will hope TO the end.
n II refuse 20 surrender" said he, with
8great emotion az l0:30. II will not give
Sup hope while life remains. shall hop,
ION and pray To the end"
ROOSEVELT HEARD FROM.
Vice President Roosevelt was heard
From shortly after 10 o'clock. He had re-
|ceived news OF the Presidents condl-
tion and sent word from the TahOwas
club. where he is staying, that he
ywould come az once. He would stop at
3Albany for news and then would deter
zmine h,s future movements.
Congressman Alexander at io:i5 gave
4the most encouraging news OF the
morning He said:
. ut Is not true that the physicians
1are without hope. or that those gath
Hered IN the house are Respondent. The
6lower heart action Is natural result
!of the giving Of a cathartic and was
aexpected. It was found that the solid
flood given yesterday had not passed
fthroueh the stomach and that cathar-
4tlc would have 10 be given. Then came
<the reaction. The physicians gave a
ssallne solution. but In very small guam
dtity and this forenoon used some digi-
dtaies, but also In small quantities.. They
hdid not want 10 use any more artificial
'imeans than absolutely necessary.
4 PRESIDENT SLEEPING.
4 The results so far are good and the
president r. now sleeping. watched by
tDrs Rixey. Park and Stockton. Every
lbody about the house Is hopeful. The
1.-TWO men who know him best, Secy.
5Cortelyou and Senator Hanna. are
echeerful and as confident as the set
kback viii allow. They both know his
,fstrong will and they think that Will
5heIp Doctors Janeway and johnson
thave been summoned 20 take care Of
Ithe heart action In other respects the
3President Is doing well
Rev. DR.. Corwln Wilson, who was
xonce pastor OF the First Methodist
Ichurch OF Canton. where the President
|worshipped for many years. was among
those who called at the house during
3the morning When he left he said:
Yes; there Is hope for the President