The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-02-14
Ii;'''.I Y x I'VT'S SON i'll.
sevelt, Jr., Stricken
s'''ng ble Pneumonia.
with mn re at His Bedside at
y Hn, Where the Young
.. O1Attendlns School
dition Serious.

y Feb, S.--Mrs Roose-
isl who te OF the president, left
#hen tdC at a. so O'Clock Friday aft
De righk jroton. Mass. whore their
likes lhore, ir., is lying seriously
M monia.
r. Mass. Feb TO-. President
n uF1n his arrival at the Gro
zaI sunday afternoon did NOT
sou Theodore jr., nlarmingy
pneRmonia. but the boys con.
j. vas hot sufficiently reassuring
amt the prcsldcnts immediate
IA b \ national capital
n ~. Flass Feb II Thcodora
r. the oldest son OF prcsi.
Il peyelt has double pnenmo.
trwise his condition was un.
hlonday night The boy Is
lck hu, II is too early 10 say
chances are for his recovery.
the statement issued by Geo
1you. secretary to the prcsi.
Honday niRhl and was mada
Befll examination b. pr Az
Lambert the fpmy physi-
IN President Roosrvplt who arr
IN rr from New York At o'clock.
Ia nj and Mrs Roosevelt spent a
F.. n,iops day In the inNrmay
hr the crisis OF The dlsfasr,
Monday morning appeared to
al,cn m,ch strong hold Of their
gpThe change fol the worse n
Aoys condition occurred during
Isht and showed Hhelf when Tho
ar morning rSamination
shingio1 Feb 10 President
Gyclt owluE to his son's Illness.
ArdsN cancelled his Intended nlp
.hesehatlcsr,u exposition Tor The
csent iaod Saturday evening lcft Tor
V illtfoinn. Mass whctc 1.hcodorr Ir "a
4 IA own with purumaHlh
| lbrt Grnton. Mass frb 70 rhr reports
n 30. om the Klck rnum nt Theodore Roose
clt IT.. The clilcst snu Of the prasl
Aenl. Nhn since Thursday last has
ficcH 90 wGh r;iruaonis at the Gro
Hon school inhrmaiy tcndrd to show
nn improvement and at o leck Tu-s
u day might his condition As auihori
iatlsSiy stated to be better than u
wus ne Same limo Monday might
iho crisis ot tic disease ls still e
como And is looked for Within Tho next
A2i ~ 2b hours Tho president Aht
~ wife believe their son viii mtG
n hs crisis IN eGpa shape aud passini
FucopsSiuliy will recover In fact
4" h riigm favorable luuf Va the diEeasi
IN VI Mfuttliay has Etvally relieved the strait
. oa both ot lliem aud the day close,
much more rhrcrlully than Monday
suH the rcport iasird thr Agh Nj
. "a a.. .y,t
fan between hope aud fc Begin
ming With The moriiinE WI So the boy
~ after an admittedly hard nght, was r,
ported ns improved although pIcuris
IN the right lilng WA mentioned. TIL
favorable tendency was continue
through Tho noon statement.
Tbeu NJ . % o'clock IN the aftej
nooa u ses stated that the boy
temperature tad dscn, that It woul
probably remain high nnd IL anythln
increase n lHtlc toward mornini
T,ds sombci tone seemed almost /
neuiruUlp the mornings cncouragln
notS
The next reuqd NJ ESQ in the oyei
ing shpwcd that nptwilhsianding th
algh temperature the 10y hpd MOI
than held his own All day snd thi
lila condition was favorable Hop
fnlnerr was Increased by an addition
~ and voluntary report on Mr. Co
telyous part al $ o'clock that the Ia
was Ii better condition than al II
same tue Monday uight although !
said thrtc had not been much chans
during the day meaning that the {
y0rabic condition or the morning ha
been practically maintained A
these repnrN wtrn authoritative al
ln addition thcro was cheery int
sic~ with Secretary Of tho Navy Ion
u hnrrcd visit Of courtesy to h
80 wiuch he frankly said III
aoy was setter
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