The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-04-30
MGR. CORRLGAN WORSE.
IN UNFAVORABLE TURN NO
TICED YESTERDAY.

His weakness Persists-Physicians TAX,
Hopeful View of the Case but Also
Extra Precautions-visitor Barred
from the Sick Room and the Patient
Not Allowed TO Talk.
New York, April 29.-Archbishop Cor
rigan's condition took a turn for the
worse to-day and though Father Cur
| ley, the prelates secretary, declared
the restlessness and weakness of the
archbishop had been anticipated, extra
precautions were taken.
| The afternoon bulletin, which is usu-
ally issued about 2:3O o'clock, was not
given out until after 3. This, in con-
nection with the fact that DIR. e. G..
Janeway was called into consultation,
was looked upon as suggesting that the
archbshop's condition had by no means
improved The bulletin read as fol-
lows:
1.-The archbishop is about as last re-
ported, but is doing well.
(Signed) ''E. l.. Keyes,
"Francis Delafied,
"E. G. Janeway"
The above bulletin followed the one
Of the morning, which was as follows:
THE archbishop continues satisfac-
tory in all respects except weakness,
which persists. He has not yet fully
rallied. (Signed)
"E. l.. Keyes M. D.,
Francis Delafield, M. D."
DR.. keyes came out of the arch
bishops residence a little before the
bulletin was issued. He said: THE
condition of the archbishop is serious
but not critical. We sent for DR.. Jane
way because the archbishop had un-
dergone a little collapse and it was
thought best to call in DR.. Janeway.
That, however, does not indicate that
there is anything out of the ordinary"
DR. Keyes said that Archbishop Cor
rigan had partaken of two meals to-
day, at one of which he had a little
beef and beef extract. He had also had
a glass of champagne and the doctor
said he expected the patient to take an
other glass OF champagne tonight.
The archbishop is very weak" he
concluded.
No bulletin was issued tonight Af-
ter the consultation among the three
this afternoon the patient
did not sleep until o'clock when he
fell into a doze. He was restless all
day and is very weak 1t became nee
to administer a stimulate and
this was given to him in the shape
of a little champagne. His diet con-
sisted Of Cruel, nothing stronger being
allowed This was cut in the diet of
Sunday and Monday, when he was per-
mitted a little roast beef and pota-
.oes.
In order to save his strength the |
arch bishop was ordered not to talk. The |
fact that no visitors were admitted to |
he sick room gave rise to apprehen- |
sion on the part of the many friends |
a larger number of callers dur |
ng the evening.
Father Curley said tonight: There |
s nothing in the fact of the arch
bishops restlessness and weakness to-
lay to warrant apprehension. We an
icipated slow recovery because of his
extremely weak condition. The pneu-
nonia has almost left him, only little
,art Of the bottom of the right lung
n the back being still affected. The |
physicians really anticipated this re-
apse but they had hoped it would not
e so pronounced. He will recover but
lis recovery, as the doctors say, will
ecessarily be slow
DR. Delafield and DR.. Keyes will hold
consultation at noon tomorrow, after
thich a bulletin will be issued.