Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
IN GOOD FOR
FOR CRISIS WHICH IS
To Be met TOMORROW
Continued from page ~
Good Day Yesterday.

twenty-four hours that the atte nd,ng
surgeons were more hopeful early to-
day TOR his uItimats recovery than they
have been at any time since no was
shot IN Milwaukee,.
The last Official bulletin of the night
was;
The records show the pulse to be
"a. temperature s3.6, respiration ~.
general condition good. Patient cheer
tut and resting easily.
MURPHY, DEVAN AND TYRElL"
The surgeons that no rur-
ther bulletins would be issued.
In an examination maze at Mercy
hospital shortly before midnight the
purse and respiration were SHOWN to be
nearly normal, tho CONDITION gooo and
tho patient cneertui and restina we'll.
That the surgeons themselves tesi
more hopeful Is best evidenced by tho
ADMISSIONS IN a bit OF repartse whiis
ths colonel was beng examined. As
he was bong rolled over the colonel
exclaimed w.sh a grin:
- move with greater agility than !
have tor . couple or days"
we are All breathing more easier,
too came Tie quick reply trom DR. J.
Is. Murphy. The official bulletin after
the examination showed the pulse 10
We 81, temperature $50. respirau ton ~.
Worst Known on Friaay.
The surgeons reserved the result OF
the iasI \ ray rehabilitation III the
AFTERNOON. lie picture vi the Dui
lei iou.ed up against Inc tUurlu RIB.
1t could mol be u~eteruuIueu b, tnr
doctors III this picture whether tile
rib had been spIintered VI uoL. IN
fuct. There was Il dIvlsIou OF opinion
OF the medical men III this particular.
The surgeons also expressed the ue
lief that riday VIII settle deuuitely
hetIer the bullet bred by scsraIk
Will cause trouble. If there art no
symptoms of blood poisoning by that
TINE The surgeons believe tina nAture
will segregile the bullet from the au
joining Tissues and that there wilI be
no danger of blood poisoning.
1t was evident that III all prohabti
- NV t'iN Wv tiVNVf tf S1tTHtItrI,
Fu'm midnight the colonel had slept
aud read Macauley S ESSAYS alternate
iy. A Few minutes after I O'Clock the
nurse tool ID clinical record of his can
ditiou which showed a normal TEN
prrature of 9S.6. pulse "A. Il drop OF
eighteen beats during the night. aud
respiration Is. With this detail ,ut ut
the way the colonel called for his
breakfast OF bacon and eggs and toast
and tea. While this WAS beng pre-
pared DIR. Terrell. who had spent the
night in an adjoining room. came IN.
looked the patient oyer. suggested that
he take a sponge bath and chatteu
with aim.
Mrs. Roosevelt. Miss Ethel ard
Theodore. Jr., on their arrival were
met at the Englewood station by Mrs.
Alice Longworlh and Mrs. Medili Me
Cormlck. Mrs. Roosevelt was the first
to aliSht and as she stepped rapidly of
the train. assisted by DR.. Alexander
Lambert. the Roosevelt family ph.si
clan. who has accompanied the party
Itph NC" YIN ~ AHoh$ WI AA
pushed forward. embraced and reas
sured her there was nothing to worry
about.
Il am SO relieved" she exclaimed.
Il feared that they were Keeping
something back from me as to his real
condition. Now | know there ia no
danger. His being taken to q hospitul
after he first reassurlng message was
dtsc0ncerting."
When Mrs. Roosevelt reached the
hospital the colonel greeted his wife
with h gay Hello"
After greeting the children the
colonel again reassured the whole fam
lily by having read the last OF the bui
ietins of the surgeons. The husband
and father attempted to tell the fam
lily just how 1t happened" but u
warming came through the doorway
from one of the doctors that the
patient u not excite himself un-
necessarily and the talk was limited
to family circle happenings.
Asks For Books to Read.
During the early afternoon Dr. Lam
bert. Dr. w. A. Evans. former healtl
commissioner OF Chicago. and DIR
Woods Hutchinson called OF the colo
mel. After a few minutes chat the pa
tient expressed a wish for soule books
to read. telling DR.. Lambert to geI
sone volumes on nature study. that
can ear something from them with
Ouf thai nm Studytux nj
making an effort"
Drs. Lambert and Evans Immediately
de,arted. tor the downtown district. re
turning III about two hours with sew
eraI volume of nature study. trave
aud tictiol. This supply was augment
ed 10y the arrival al the hospital or
box of books from two women ad
mifers' during the afternoon.
Other visitors were Father K. j. Watt
mau and Colonel Cecil Lyon. Il talke,
Colonel Lyon. During hat time W,
talked OF everything under the sun
He ) all right. all right"
Colouei Lyon mn,ed that Colone
Roosevelt expected TO be back III tn
campaign at the end of two ri
Nv hen Ii man becomes president OF til
United States does he thereby 'cinch
the position OF head nj ms family !
Querled one visitor. with ii mischievou
gluli,e al Mrs, Roosevelt.
NO" was the cotonei's quick rotor
mot by II long shot"