New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13

a. II o'clock senator Hanna has reacted from the
TssDiratiSn 81 Hs is quietly resting p"i'' ''O
| OSLER
CARTER.
Senator Hanna, as the night wore on, con-
tinued al least 10 hold the rally he had shown.
and at IL O'Clock the doctors said the indica-
tions were that he would have quiet and COM
! Portable night. They said he was resting with
out any artificial aid, but oxygen in slight and
diminishing doses was being given at intervals
Of fifteen minutes 30 more bulletins will be
issued tonight. unless something Unforeseen oc-
ours
A. ll:45 p. m. President Roosevelt sent per-
sonal message OF inquiry. a copy Of the IL
O'Clock bulletin was sent 10 him. with the addi-
tional information that the Senator's condition
al midnight was practically the same before
the chill OF the afternoon.
To-day's acute Cttack came in the form of q
chill about , o'clock. and not long afterward
Senator Hanna passed into unconsciousness, not
70 revive again uatil about O'Clock. His pulse
at this tire ran Up TO 13o and was so feeble 1t
was not perceptible AZ the wrist. Three hours
or 50 later however. he had shaken OF the
attack 10 so great an extent that DR.. Osler. the
Baltimore physician in attendance as he came
from the sick room at 9.35 o'clock. said there
had been a decided improvement and the pa
tent's pulse was much stronger. having fallen
nearly twenty points.
Miss Mary Phelps, the Senator's niece. was
near when the doctor came from the sick room,
and when she heard the announcement Of the
rally she asked.
Then YOU have hope, doctor?'
! Hope the coctcr replied; of course. there
4 Is hope. when man rallies from a sinking
/ spell such as the Senator had this afternoon and
/ shows such strength afterward. there is the best
ground for hope
/ The first information from the sick room in
Z the Arlington Hotel to-day showed the fever 20
have reached the highest point yet and the
! doctors looked for the temperature 20 he AZ It's
worst in the next ferty-eight hours but IL un-
expectedlv lowered as the DAY wore on. and de-.
veioprneuts seemed more favorable
POWERFUL sTMULANrs USED.
About O'Clock IN the afternoon. however. the
high fewer was succeeded hy "a sudden chill
which resulted in an alarming complication.
Powerful stimulants were promptly applied. For
two hours and a half oxygen was applied con-
tinuousy. and later more irrerulariy. as its good
effects began 70 he seen At one time the pulse
was scarcely pe-ceptihle At the wrist The Sen
ator became unconscious Dr. Carter was alone
with him az The beginning ~ the attack. but
I Drs- osler and BiXey were summoned i01rne-
oistely. and the three worked inceasantly over
their patient until the reaction came late in the
afternoon. Before the sinking spell saline soIu-
tions were given, and s-rychuire I'm doses of one-
thirtieth - a grain was administered but much
more heroic remedies Were resorted 10 while the
ecute attack lasted In the forenoon The Sen
ator had been well CROUCH 10 be shaved and
made The request to his brother. IT, NJ. Hanna.
The first indication outside the sick room thai
[ Senator Hanna's condition had become much
1 worse was wher messenger rushed in great
haste from the hotel 20 "A drug store Il ouick,,
/ became known that he had gone for ox,eeo
! Mrs Hanna was driving az tbe tir,e b,,t
: when she returned she was an once told Of the
chanEe vhat had taken place in her brief ab-
sence. and hurried the bedside of he, bus
4 band. where she remained throughout the time
f Of greatest danger As the messenger was bur
/ rying from the hotel Cor oxygen Miss Pbelps
The Senator's niece came into the lobby - The
hotel and slmmoned II. u. Hanna TO the rooms
upstairs. She remained and sent some dis
patches.
ALARMING NEWS SPREADS FAST.
The news quickly spread that the Senator was
in sinking condition. and the number OF call
ers and Inquiries which had come in greater
number to-day than al any previous time. was
vastly augmented. Mr.. Dover Senator Hanna's
secretary. announced 10 the newspaper men that
he had sust sent telegrauls TO the relatives and
some of the Senator's friends announcing that
an unexpected change for the worse had taken
place and that the patients condition was criti-
cal Those outside waited anxiously. bat for
several hours an reports decidedly dis
couraEiuC. Tho attack yielded slowly and
so stubborrly 10 the powerful s,imulants admin
istered that The gravest fears began to be en-
tertained tnat the e1d might not be far re-
moved. Mr. Dover called up Governor Herrick
and others ir Ohio on the long distance tele-
phone ard Informed them of the serious change.
Mrs Parsoas % daughter. and Dan r. Hanna.
the Senator's son both in cleveland. were sum-
rnoned 10 washington in haste. and announced
that thev would como at once Mrs McCor-
rl,irl, n daughter was with her mother in the
SILK room much % the time. NJ Fisher. also
so--cfa-- to ne Senator was kept busy al the
telanrone answering anxious inquiries from the
,-ar,tol ,ns from 7tblic officials throughout the
CITY who had been advised by bulletins OF he
sudden change. while a large number OF otherS
called IN person al the hotel
RECEIVERS CONSEQUENCES
.s,,,-.,,- ,,.eore : o'clock Mr.. Dover announced
,bat the Senator had recovered consciousness
-o-e time before. and had tried several times to
e,eax n Dr. Osler but was too weak The doc
tors asked him 10 aid ;hen in the application
OF the oxveea by taking 5eep breaths- he did
as directed thus showing that he fully under
stood what was said. II WAS also announced
thar the heart action wes better and the tenn
r,erature had fallen. A little later il was an
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