New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26
CORRIGAN HOLDS HIS OWN.
CONDITION STILL ALARMING-PNEUMO-
MA RESTRICTED TO ONE LUNG.

Archbishop Corrigan, who is sick with pneu-
mcEia at the archiepiscopal residence in Madi-
son-ave., passed a comfortable day yesterday
without developing any new or alarming syrnp-
tens. The disease is still restricted to one
lung. and last night all the doctors left the
residence at 10 o'clock. only the trained nurse
remaining to watch the patient during the
night. The Arch5shops condition. however,
while encouraging. is serious, because of his
age and weakened physical condition. The
crisis of the disease Will not come for four or
five days.
Dr. Edward L. Keyes. who is the Archbishop's
regular phvsician DR.. Francis Delafeld and Dr.
Edward G. Janeway are at present In attend
ance, DR.. Janeway having been called in. to
consult with the first two last evening. Three
bulletins were issued yesterday. one at $50 a.
m. one at 3 in the afternoon and one at 10 in
the evening.
The first bulletin follows
Archbishop Corrigan has an attack of pneu-
monia. He has passed a comfortable night and
is resting easily. There are no unusual symp-
toms. EDWARD l. KEY ES.
FRANCIS DELAFIELD.
After this bulletin had been issued. 1t was
said that the disease was confined to part
Of the right lung, and that few drugs med
icines were being given. the doctors bending
their efforts to sustaining their PATIENTS vitality
with proper nourishment. The morning pulse
was 100. which is high, but not critical.
At 3 in the afternoon DR.. Keyes stated to the
reporters that the Archbishop's temperature
was only two-flfths OF q degree higher than at
the same time on Thursday, which. he said.
a good sign What the temperature was he
would not say, though he declared that it had
not at any time been over fo1. When asked IL
the patients condition was alarming. he replied
Certainly it is alarming, for he is sixty-three
old civ fun nd fcal
alarmed all the time He has rested
fortabiy so far. but the crisis will not come for
four or five days"
At 10 in the evening. after consultation Of
the three physicians. DR.. Reyes again issued
bulletin follows:
The Archbishop has had excellent day. No
unusual or irregular symptoms of any sort have
developed. He has fully held his own. and his
condition is satisfactory Z. L. kEfES.
This bulletin was all that Dr. Keyes would
saw He would not discuss any details, but in
tirlated that the disease had rot spread TO the
other lung. The physicians at once left the
residence
The Rev Father u. ]. Curley. after the ply
sicfans had gone, said that the house would be
closed to all callers 1920 and that he was
assured that there would be no danger of any
alarming symptoms developing in the night
There will be another bulletin this morning at
$50 O'Clock.
During the day there over three hundred
callers at the residence, and a great number OF
cetyed Many Of the callers brought flowers.
Father Curley unwilling to tell the names
of the callers or of those who had sent Jele-
grams He said that there were over three hun
dred of each a large number of them those of
prominent people, and he did not feei at hoerty
to make choice.