The suburban citizen., 1901-09-14
PHYSICIANS BULLETINS.
The Official Record Of the Presidents
symptoms.

$50 a. m. Sunday-The President has
passed fairly good night Pulse, I22;
temperature, 1924 degrees; respiration,
"a
ga m-The President passed a good
night and his condition this morning is
encouraging His mind is clear and he
is resting we'll wound dressed at $3.50
and found in very satisfactory condi-
ton. There is no indication OF peri
tonitis. Pulse, 1872; temperature, Io2.S;
respiration, "a.
NoOu-Ibe Improvement ~ tit Tres
ident's condition has continued since
the last bulletin Pulse, 1913; tempera-
ture, loI; respiration, II.
4 p n.-The President since the last
bulletin has slept quietly four hours
altogether since 9 o'clock His condi-
ton is satisfactory to all the physicians
present. Pulse, 1913; temperature, IoI;
respiration, %.
p. ih.-The President is resting
comfortably and there is no special
change since the last bulletin. Pulse,
I5o; temperature, 1910; respiration, so
3 a. m. Monday-The improvement in
the Presidents condition is fully main
tanned at thi, hour No official bulletin
has been issued since Q p. m.
6 A. M.-The President passed a
somewhat restless night sleeping fairly
well, General condition unchanged
Pulse, 100; temperature, IoI degrees;
respiration, 2S
o2o A. M.-The Presidents condition
is becoming more and more satisfaC-
tory. Untoward incidents are less like
ly to occur Pulse, I22; temperature
lGo8 degrees respiration, g.
5 p M.-Ihe Presidents condition
steadily improves and he is comfortable
without pain or uniayorable symptoms
Bowel and kidney functions normally
performed. Pulse. II3; temperature,
IoI degrees; respiration, 20.
$50 7. M.-The Presidents condition
continues favorable Pulse, II2; tenn
peraturc, 1ol degrees; respiration p.
3 A, NJ. Iuesd sday.-Thc striking inn
proyement in the Presidents condition
continues No official bulletin has been
issued since o.3o p. NJ
7 A. M.-The President has passed
the most comfortable night since the
attempt on his life. Pulse. II8; tenn
peraturc, 1904 degrees; respiration 28.
Q A. M-The Presidents condition
AllFc lllOl llllk - NllllUNllllN NdLlAldNLOEN
TO his physicians II no complications
arise rapid conyalcscence may be ex-
pected Pulse, Io4 temperature, oOS
degrees respiration, 20.
$50 p M-Therc is no change since
this mornings favorable bulletin Pulse,
IIo; temperature, 100 degrees; respira-
ton, 2S,
Io3o P. M.-The condition Of the
President is unchanged in all important
particulars. His temperature is 1000
degrees; pulse, ia; respiration, 28.
When the operation was performed on
FRIDAY last it was noted that the bullet
had carried with it a short distance be-
meath the skin fragment of the Presi-
dents coat. This foreign material was,
of course. removed; but slight irrita-
ton of the tissues was produced, the
evidence OF which has appeared only to-
night Ii has been necessary on ac-
count of this Slight disturbance to re-
move a few stitches and partially open
the skin wound. This incident cannot
give rise to other complications, but it
is communicated to the public. as the
surgeons in attendance wish to make
their bulletins entirely frank. In con-
sequence OF this separation ol the edges
OF the SURFACE wound the healing of it
will be somewhat delayed. The Presi-
dent is now well enough to begin to
take nourishment by the mouth in the
form of pure beef Juice
A. NJ Wcdnesday-The President
has passed very comfortable night.
Pulse, 100; temperature, Ioo1 degrees;
respiration, 20.
9 A, M.--1'hc President rested COM
fortablv during the nizht Decided