The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-09-14
THE CONSULTATION OVER.
The Reports of the Physicians GEN.
rally Favorable.

Milburn House, Buffalo, Sept. H.
The consultation was over at 1926,
and the doctors began coming from
the house. Their reports were gen
orally favorable.
DR.. Mynter says that all the news
was favorable and that the action of
last night had proved beneficial. He
felt more confident than at any time
since the operation had been per-
formed. but it will be Slow" said
he. The president will do well it
he is able to leave Buffalo in six
weeks"
a Longer Stny Than Usual.
The stay of the doctors vas rather
longer than usual, but this was to be
expected after the events of Tuesday
night. There was intense anxiety to
learn the first announcement of the
morning, as this was looked forward
to as an index of the day. 1t was
noted that no cabinet officer had
called since early Tuesday evening, so
that it was apparent that those near
est the president. in an official ca
pacity, were not alarmed. The on
ference broke up at 9:15, and five min
utes later DR.. Mynter left the room.
SIT In All Good News"
at is all good news said he. as
he reached the rope at which half q
hundred newspaper men were congre-
gated. 1.-THE action we took Tuesday
night has proved beneficial, and |
| feel more confidence in the presi-
dents recovery than at any time since
he was shot. Everything is favorable
and we have tripled the amount OF
nourishment, giving him now three
teaspoonfuls of beef juice every hour
instead of one But the presidents
recovery will be slow. All talk OF
him sitting up in a few days and leav-
ing Buffalo in a week is nonsense.
shall be satisfied if he can be moved
in six weeks"
II Was Nothing Unusual.
DR.. Mynter said that DR.. Mann ha6
taken out the stitches in the wound
Tuesday night. He described the
necessity for the action, explaining
that an irritation of the skin was no
unusual in such cases. He said that
generally speaking, the president wa,
doing excellently. He drank water
freely, passed it freely, and the con
dition of his bowels was satisfactory
DR.. Parks
DIR. Roswell Park, who came from
the house two minutes later, gav'
the most positive assurances of salts
faction at the condition of affairs, ant
in addition gave to the press man. o
the circumstantial details of the cas-,
at this moment to allay any appre
hension.
What was done last night sal,
he, should not be called a 'secondar,
operation or any operation at all
as it was nothing of that kind. 1t wa
just the ordinary care given to an in
cision that is called for by the re
q~uirements of surgery.
No New stitches Taken.
I'm fact, as affecting the patient, i
was little mor than opening his vest
so the opening of the i~ncision Shout,
not be given an interpreta
ton. No one of us in particular per
formed the work, as might be tn
case if anything in the nature of u
operation had occurred, but all of u
assisted in what was done. Tw
stitches were taken out, but it wa
not necessary to make any ne,
stitches"
at Could Not be Better"
At this moment Mayor Diehl drov
up and inquired of DR.. Park as to tn
real condition of affairs.
1T could not be better, "answere
DIR. Park in most positive manner
An Important Conference.
Milburn House, Buffalo, n. Y, Sep
. 11.-District Attorney Penny arrive
at the Sprague house, where Seer,
tary Root is staying, about H.
O'Clock and a conference was betwee
the secretary of war and the distri,
attorney as to the criminal aspects {
= the case.