The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-07

Arden. e. Y. Sept. Alarming TIL.
mors regarding the condition of E. Ii.
Hartman have been revived. follow
ing his relapse of Sunday night. 1t is
believed that the attack that caused
hurry call for New York nurse
and probably two nurses. one for day
and one for night, was a temporary
sickness caused by a sudden change
of temperature OF an indlscretlon i'll
diet. which the sick man In his
weakened condition was unable 10
throw off. DR.. w. G. Lyle. MIR. Harrl-
mans private physician. calls the at
tack acute Indigestion" In his state
ment last night he said that his pa
tient was better.
One result of the news has been a
swift reassembling OF the newspaper
representatives whose presence week
ago at every avenue leading 70 the
Hartman house finally caused the
sick man himself to issue a statement
regarding his condition and promise
that II the press OF the country would
withdrew its representatives he would
see that IL was informed OF any subse-
quent crisis in his condition. For this
reason an effort is being made 10 Sc
cure daily bulletins from DR. Lyle.
While Mr.. Harriman's last attack
In itself may not be serious. there Is
always danger of grave consequences
in the case of a man as weak as Mn
Hartman.
This. It IS believed. accounts for
anxiety of those surrounding the sick
man 1t was said today that. although
the progress of Mr.. HarrIman's latest
attack has been arrested, his temperas
inely weak The best information Is
that he is in bed. and, although no
confirmation of the report has yet
been obtained from the house. little
doubt exists here that there are other
physicians attending him besides DR..
Lyle
Whether these doctors remain con-
stantly at his side or only make fre~
ouent trips from New York has not
been ascertained Talk of an opera
tion has been revived The sudden
flashing of lights on tower hill about
midnight Sunday told the peo-
pie In the valley Of the activity that
relgned on the hill. Men were sent to
turn on the electricity at the plant at
the foot OF the incline railway. The
telephone operator at Arden was call
ed out OF bed and messages we're sent
to New York for nurses and doctors
who we're brought to Arden in a hurry
Monday morning.
Ex-Governor Benjamin B. Odell
came from his home In Newbureh to-
day. and was taken up TO the Hartman
house on the incline railway.
BIr. Odell told a passenger on the
train that Mr.. Hartman was very
sick man The ex-governor has long
been a close personal friend of Mr..
Hartman. and. il is believed. from
the early hour at which he left home.
that he was summoned to Arden last
NIGHT. 1t is believed that the party
now at the Hartman house includes
Ex-Governor Oden. Robert e. Gerry.
Harriman's son-n-law. DIR. Lyle. and
two other physicians. all the members
of the immediate family and several
nurses.
New York. Sept AT the Union
Pacific Offices this morning no direct
information concerning Mr. Harri-
mans condition was obtainable
Il shall have to refer all inquiries
to DR.. Lyle" said Judge Loyett
"It is true that Mr. Hartman had
another attack OF Indigestion, but ]
understand he is feeling much better
this morning
Representatives OF the Hartman
banking interests were with Judge lo-
vett during the morning but IL was
declared that no significance was to
be attached to this.