Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-09-09
THE PRESIDENT
Will RECOVER
He is Not Altogether Out Of Danger,
However, but Every Symptom
is Favorable.
SPENT A RESTLESS NIGHT
Nourishment is Given by Injection The
Patient is Fully Conscious No symp-
tom Of Blood Poisoning or Peri
tonitis Physicians Bulletins.

tonitis Physicians Bulletins.
Buffalo, Sept. 9.-Dr. Roswell Parl
and Secretary Wilson came out of the
Milburn house together at $3.50. DR.
Park answered all inquiries with {
cheerful and positive assurance of con-
fidence. 1.-THE situation is entirely sat
isfactory,' said he, land there are nc
symptoms to cause alarm. The presi.
dent is receiving no anaesthetics. He
is fully conscious at all times when
awake, and his mind is clear"
"The president will get we'll" said
Secretary Wilson. II feel it and I am
sure the doctors now feel it. Of course
the danger point has not yet passed,
but the period for peritonitis to appear
is rapidly passing away and there is
not sign of Inflammation. The presi-
dent made up his mind to live, and live
he will. The rise in his temperature
during the night was somewhat dis
turbing, but his febrile condition is bet
ter this morning and our hopes contin-
ue in the ascendant. The fact that his
slumber during the night was restless,
is not to be wondered at. Water and
liquid nourishment, which he is re-
ceiving, are being administered hypo-
dermically and this fact alone would
account for his restlessness."
DR.. Hermann Mynter said to the AS
sociated Press: Everything is satis-
factory. Every hour that passes with
no decidedly unfavorable results is en-
couraging and indicative of final re-
covery."
DR.. Eugene Wasdin another of the
consultation staff, said: "There are no
distressing symptoms"
Abner Mckinley, brother of the pres
ident, arrived at Milburn house at 1906
and was Immediately admitted.
SATISFACTORY CONDITION..
Buffalo, Sept. 9.-Dr. McBurney is
quoted this morning as saying: "The
president is in an entirely satisfactory
condition. Complications today are
decidedly less likely to occur than yes
terday'
THE PRESIDENT WILL GET WELL
Washington, Sept. 9.-Assistant Sec
received a message from Secretary
Gage over the long distance telephone
that the president will undoubtedly get
well. Secretary Gage expects to return
to Washington in day or two, and
will be followed at intervals by the
~ Of
NO NEW DETAILS.
Buffalo, Sept. 9.-When Abner Nc
Kinley came from the Milburn house
at 1O:45 he repeated the expression of
confidence given by those who preceded
him, but added no new details.
MRS. MCKINLEY BEARS UP WE'LL.
Buffalo, Sept. 9.-Secretary Hitchcock
and Senator Hanna emerged from the
Milburn house shortly after noon. The
senator appeared jubilant. Every bull
letin is an improvement" said he. "The
crucial period will probably extend
through another day. possibly longer,
but every hour now is victory" "Is the
presidents mind clear?" was asked.
"Clear as bell" replied the senator,
promptly. "Does he TALK" GAS much
as he is allowed to-" answered he smil-
ing. "Mrs Mckinley was with the
president some little time this morn
ing" he added. "She is doing splendid
ly.''
MRS. MCKINLEY VISITS HER HUS-
BAND.
Buffalo, Sept. 9.-Mrs. Mckinley was
admitted to the sick room this morning
and had brief stay with her afflicted
husband. Mrs. Mckinley bore up well
and displayed the same fortitude which
has characterized her, as well as the
president, since the tragic event oc-
Cured.
SECRETARY HAY GOING TO. BUF-
FALO.
Newbury, N. H., Sept. 9.-Secretary
of State Hay left Newbury today for
Buffalo.
THE CRISIS NOT PASSED YET.
Buffalo, Milburn House, N. Y, Sept.
@-As indicating the growing strength
Of the president, the following incident
of the morning is related by one of
those inside the Milburn house and fa-
miliar with the facts: "Mr. Mckinley
had been lying a long time In one posi-
ton. This morning he asked If he could
change this position. The doctors gave
their assent, whereupon the president
changed his position by his own effort,
without difficulty and without pain"
One who had exceptional opportunity
for observation made the following
general remarks: "It is too early to say
that the very last element of danger
has passed; another "a hours will prob-
ably be sufficient to permit a conclus-
i've Judgment to be formed. There has
not been word said among the doc
tors today as to another operation. It
appears to be accepted that in the pres
ent progressive stage of the case. 1t Is
not time to consider an operation" It is
to be noted that this statement sus-
pends final judgment for another "a
hours, and Is more conservative view
OF the situation than that SO frequently
voiced during the forenoon.
ROOSEVELT IS CONFIDENT OF
PRESIDENTS RECOVERY.
Buffalo, Sept. 9.-.tI may say that
have even deeper information than tn
bulletins. and I-again say with grea
confidence that the president will re
cover" The foregoing statement wa
made today by Vice President Roose
welt In the course Of an interview will
\ an Associated Press correspondent.