The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
INSISTS THAT HE
is FEELING BUlE!
While Roosevelt Has FS
badly Passed Crisis He
Not Entirely Out of d.
ger and Must Have Get
tinued Care and Absotuf
Rest
BY JOHN q. PRATT.

MERCY HOSPITAL, cHICAe1
Oct. 19.--Colonel RoosevsIts pllx1
clans tonight Issued bulletin WITH
startled those who had become n4l
guine at his rapid recovery, a1A
announcement that he would leaU0
hospital on Monday. The bullo&1n
nounced that all danger had n6Gx
passed, but to the contrary, ..sundc51
time has not elapsed Tor the repair
such serious wound to take plan
The bulletin was Immediately nM9
ed to Progressive headquarters ~
LaSalie hotel, where 1t made 9xJ
stir. Governor Johnson, on being ~
He'd of It's import became ser19N
close in touch with later deye44
ments. g
The colonel's physicians appea4S
perturbed tonight for the firSt Tt
since tho coloners condition seSS
to improve SO rapidly. ss5ss5
Mr.. Rcssssslt MsfsisdE
Mrs. Roosevelt was genuinely M
ried at the unfavorable news
.aid that she felt slightly to hs4E
Or letting 80 many people -
colonel today.
",
eore he returned to Oyster BMy
said. land 20, Ia view Of Tho eSet
" favorable neNs We have beeQ
ne. 1 allaFoA Alpn, to see them
Mn. AeeeeVek Announ0Ad TIL
lively ma suue Nem11 ~ N3lON0d .4
ne eCl0nsI azter koniqht. s]35
Thn Roosevelt childfen. Alte
worm. Ethel and Theodore, ~,
cant In ignorance o. the news &
vas said that it would do no
@ worry them during the night
he morning would show deveiopule
which might warrant more favozl. s9
report, "
The bulletin was issued It
,clock tonight, and il as foiiows
RECORDS show pulse. ": teMpe4
.ure, sS.4; last respiration count
lie 10 fatigued tonight from n.y.
Undertaken TO respond TO some Is
opportunities Of his frienos. seH
ne has today probably passed 49,
crisis, he il not at all oeyol0
~anr. or danger. II is only By g.
tjnuea care and absolute rest
we have tonight strictly ordered
tho favorable progress which ne
seen making. can be maintained.
The swelling in the chest d.
utnshed. the infiitration Is iea1
the possibilities Of infection Ar
vet PASSED. The difhculty IS -
him appreciate that while MS -
physical vigor appears good.-A ~
time has not elapsed for re- M
such a serious wound to take $780,
fairned1 John b. MURPH -
ARTHUR d. BEvANsa
aALExANDER LAM15
"SCURRY L. TENNAlek
..Does this bulletin mean tnae
mans for the colonel's departuxessz!
Monday have been changed! - 49,
reil was asked.
..No. It does not" he repieo 9y2l
..Not in the least. 1t means
Roosevelt win have to SLOW up
expects to make rapid proSfSS l 1ssss.
wards recovery" III
CHICAGO. Oct. 19.---Assuxe4G.!. s
al danger from his bullet wouM
n..srd Colonel Roosevelt plunee
aav into active control OF his ~
the nresid ency, passing out Conn
from the sick room.
Although the ex-perisdentS g..
sicians advised him to 90 SLOW
while and let his managers
work. Roosevelt, chatting un0
restraint imposed on him
was stricken down In Mtlwau1S
sisted on handling affairs hin
When the wounded colonel
from hi. doctors In Mercy A.
an awakening this morning 49,
avrvthin9 had been nxed for 49,
inr C.hicago next Monday M
he rave = whoop Of delight
! oThatss the way to talk,
led the ex-preeident, esctaticAt