Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-09-11
OPERATED UPON
AGAIN
The President is Much Benefited by
a Slight Operation Performed
Last Evening.
NOW TAKES N0URISHMHNT
It Will be at Least Six Weeks Before He
Will Be Able to Leave Buffalo-The
Bulletins Are All
Favorable.

Buffalo, Sept. 1.-THE doctors arriv
ed for the morning consultation at S:3O
DR.. Park said before he entered thu
Milburn residence, that if alarming
stories had gone abroad as the resul
of last nights operation, they were Ell
tirely unwararnted. Everything, he de
clared, is going satisfactorily. Taking
out few stitches and redressing tht
wound, he said, constituted the unim
portant incident and gave not the
slightest ground for apprehension.
Buffalo, Sept. 1.-THE following bul.
letin was issued by the PRESIDENT
physicians at a. M: "The president
passed a very comfortable night Pulse
12O, temperature 1902 respiration 25
Signed-P. M. Rixey, Eugene Wasdin,
Geo. B. Cortelyou, secretary to the
president"
Dr. Rixey supplemented the bulletin
by saying that the presidents condi-
tion is not serious, and that all the
facts are just as published in the regu-
lar statements by the attending physi-
clans.
AN OPERATION LAST NIGHT. :
Buffalo, Sept. 1.-THE following bull
letin was issued by the presidents
physicians at 8 a. M: 1.-THE president
rested comfortably during the night.
A decided benefit has followed the
dressing of the wound made last night.
His stomach tolerates beef juice well
and it is taken with great satisfaction.
His condition this morning is excel
lent. Pulse 116, temperature 1902.
Signed-P. M. RiXey, NJ d. Mann,
Roswell Park, Herman Mynter, Eu-
gene Wasdin, Charles McBurney, Geo.
B. Cortelyou, secretary to the presi-
dent"
TAKING NOURISHMENT.
Buffalo, Sept. 1.-THE consultation
was over at 9:26 a. M, and the doctors
began coming from the house. Their
reports were generally favorable. Dr.
Mynter said that all news was favor
able and the action last night had
proved beneficial. He felt more conf
dent than at any time since the oper
alton was performed But" he said
"tha president will do well if he is able
to leave Buffalo in six weeks
DR.. Mynter said that DR.. Mann had
taken out the stitches in the wound
last night. He described the necessity
for the action, explaining that irrita-
tion of the skin was unusual in such
cases. He said the president is doing
excellently. He was now taking three
teaspoonfuls of beef juice every hour.
ROOSEVELT LEAVES BUFFALO.
Saratoga, N. Y, Sept. 11-Vice Pres
ident Roosevelt passed through here
this morning on his way to the Teha-
WIS club in the Adirondacks, where his
family is staying.
ON HIGH ROAD TO RECOVERY.
Buffalo, Sept 11.-President McKin-
ley continues to show most unmistak-
able evidences of improvement and re-
covery, and the uneasiness caused by
last nights dressing of the abdominal
wound has given way to more pro-
nounced confidence than existed at any
time since the shooting The incident
of last night never had any signifi-
canoe to the doctors and apprehension
in the lay mind was quickly dispelled
when the doctors gave authoritative
information on circumstantial details
of the presidents condition, showing
most highly satisfactory condition.
The beef juice, which was fed by
mouth for the first time last night, has
been assimilated without the slightest
indication that the wound in the stom-
ach retarded the processes Of nature.
The president showed many signs
Of Improvement. He was so CHEEKY,
that one of the doctors remarked that
they would let him smoke cigar be-
fore long. Mrs Mckinley had her u.s.
ual brief morning visit with him. The
situation was so bright that all those
about the president, and many who
came to inquire as to his condition,
were cheered with a confidence akin to
absolute certainty that the president
was now on the high road to recovery.
SECRETARY HAY WILL GO TO
WASHINGTON.
Buffalo, Sept. 11.-Secretary Hay will
leave tonight for Washington.
A WISH TO BE MOVED.
Buffalo, Sept. 1.-THE president ex-
pressed wish to be moved from the
bed he is occupying and a new iron
bed for his use has been brought to
the Milburn house.
A BULLETIN LATE THIS AFTER
NOON.
Buffalo, Sept 1.-THE following bull
letin was issued by the presidents
physicians at $3.50 p. M: "The presi-
dent continues to gain strength and
the wound is becoming more healthy.
The nourishment taken into the stom-
ach is being gradually increased. Pulse
is 1870, temperature 100.2'
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