The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-30
1t Is Not Yet Regarded as Critical,
but His Extreme Weakness Is
Very Unfavorable symptom.
HE ALSO rs VERY RESTLESS
DIR. JANEWAY CALLED IN BY HIS
REGULAR PHYSICIANS.
Bulletins of the Day-Condition of
Representative COMMUNICATIONS
lands Queen About the Same.

NEW YORK, April 29.-Archbishop Cor
rigans condition took turn for the worse
to-day, and, though Father Curley, the
prelates secretary, declared the restless
ness and weakness of the archbishop had
been anticipated, extra precautions were
taken to insure the patients recovery.
No bulletin on the archbishop's condition
was issued tonight. After the consulta-
ton among the three physicians this after
noon the patient did not sleep until 8
o'clock, when he fell into a doze. He was
restless all day. He is very weak. 1t be-
came necessary to administer a stimulant
and this was given to him in the shape of
little champagne His diet consisted of
gruel nothing stronger being allowed. This
was a cut from the diet of Sunday and
Monday, when he was permitted little
roast beef and potatoes.
In order to save his strength the arch
bishop was ordered not to talk The fact
that no visitors were admitted to the sick
room gave rise to apprehension on the
part of many friends, causing a larger num-
ber of callers during the evening. The
four trained nurses were also told by the
physicians to keep the archbishop as quiet
as possible. Father Curley said tonight:
''Ihere IS nOtnlnS In the fact or his rest
lessness and weakness of to-day to warrant
apprehension. We anticipated a slow re-
coVery because of his extremely weak con-
dition. The pneumonia has almost left
him. only a little part of the bottom of the
right lung, the base, being still affected.
The physicians really anticipated this re-
lapse, but they had hoped it would not be so
pronounced. He will recover. but his re-
covery, as the doctors say, will necessarily
be slow"
Dr. Delafeid and DR.. Keyes will hold
consultation at noon tomorrow, after
which a bulletin will be issued.
The following bulletin was issued at $50
o'clock this morning by the prelates physi-
clans, Drs. E. l.. Keyes and Francis Della
field:
THE archbishop continues satisfactory in
all respects, except weakness which per-
SiSts. He has not yet fully rallied"
DIR. Keyes said after the bulletin had been
issued: There is no relapse. but the arch
bishop is not rallying as well as we like to
see a convalescent rally. This is, no doubt
due TO age and weakness. Nevertheless he
is doing very well and is holding his own"
In reply to a question DR.. Keyes said the
archbishop's temperature was slightly be-
low ninety-nine and his pulse SeYenty-fOur.
The Rev. Father Curley said the archbishop
passed a fairly comfortable night, and,
although he was restless, he had managed
to get some sleep.
The afternoon bulletin, which is usually
issued about 2:30 o'clock, was NOT given out
until after 3. This, in connection with the
fact that DR.. Janeway was called into con-
sultation, was looked upon suggesting
that the archibishop's condition had by no
means improved. The bulletin read as fol-
lows
THE archbishop is about as last report
ed. but is doing we'll"
This was signed by the three physicians
DIR. Keyes came out of the archbishop's
residence a little before the bulletin was
issued. He said:
THE condition of the archbishop is Sc
rious but not critical. We sent for DR.
Janeway because the archbishop had under
gone a little collapse and it was thought
best To call in DR.. Janeway. That, how
ever, does not indicate that there is any
thing out of the ordinary"
DR.. Keyes said that Archbishop Corrigan
had partaken of two meals to-day. at one
OF which he had "A little beef and beef ex-
tract. He had also had a glass of cham
pagne and the doctor said he expected the
patient to take another glass of champagne
tonight. The archbishop is very weak, a"
he concluded.