The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-31
Physicians Issue An AIarsi
ing Bulletin Concerning
Great Financier
DANGER OF DEATH
IS NOT IMMEDIATE
Unfortunate Change in Conci
ton Due to Ball in Hotel
Keeping Him Awake
All Night

BastianelH and DIR. Dixon, who afX
in attendance on j. p. Morgan, tx1
sued an alarming bulletin as to TN
condition of the noted hnancier tisf
evening. The bulletin stated that Mr
Morgan's condition was most crtti
cal" This came as a great SURPRISED
as inquirers were assured only TN
or three hours before that MIR. Moxa
gan's condition was the same an a.
Saturday, and the previous days. IN
sleeps a good deal. and ID restita1
easily"
It was added that DR.. NJ. Allan
Starr who is travelling In Italy WIN
his family, on arriving In Roxxk
would see Mr.. Morgan twho is m 011l3
friend of his) and consult with HIx1&j
fessor Bastianelii and DIR. Dixon. N
issue a statement with the object a&3
settling the alarming rumors OF kM8]
last two days" s S3
OficiaI Bulletin.
After visiting Mr. Morgan this even
ing. and holding a conferences, th1|
three physicians. Bastianelli. Starr aGdd
Dixon. issued the following sigp4
statement at s o'clock. ,ss
"A week ago Mr. Morgan wAS pGEs
3
there in order to conserve his strena&lRSA
Until Wednesday afternoon he SA
very well under this regime. He romk@S
ed and slept without drugs. and t06lgs
/ a satisfactory amount of nourish1n4xtk
on Wednesday afternoon he b0leon
to refuse food. and since then II hMM
| been impossible to nourish him. eos
| has lost weight and strength rapidly
! His nervous system lis showing t&13
I n ysR2k
I developed any organic trouble. 6Gz
considered most critical sssSS
/ Condition fs Critical
/ Near midnight Herbert Il S4tfx
/ lee Mr.. Morgans son-in law. safd 4
/ your correspondent that there wAo
soiutely no imminent danger Of ivy
death Of the great ffnancier. Mr..
| terlee added that Morganss condtk39
at / 0 o'clock in the morning WAa Mr&
serious. Although he was w0eI
was doing constantly. The ardAQN
nourishment seemed to keep k
going. and the arrangements Tor
i removal were made, but at nsG1~4
in the afternoon when the d0&&GM
again visited him. his weakness ~
more acute. and they were cnsnun
to regard his condition ~ crif
not because hope had been lost.
owing 10 his decreased vitality
danger of collapse could not ~
cluded For this reason the Oh
bulletin was Issued and twp bull
will be issued every day her.
Mr.. Morgan, said Mr.. SatteFt4
unable 10 swallow food oW4nx
certain nerve which does mot MNeS
therefore, he has to be fed Art1GE
In view of his strong constituk
may overcome the crisis. but
in his present weak conditi0xk
4f@ae IA, ia hnt
monia and die within fOr&x
/ hours He is now in a comaf0
dition. He is not exactly
scious, but Is sleeping all u1
except when he is awakened r1
every two hours for artificial 1
He does not suffer any pain.N
ing to Mr.. Satter,ee. TT II"
/ 1.-THE struggle of strong Knma&
/ health is slowly ebbing. Elm
ance la great and hense 40 6x
will pull through. but after n13
seventy-six. and is naturally ri
weaker. His removal from H0S
now out of the question, and fl e
der for a special train has been
terma nded." ssS III NH
May. Live Several Day1 Il Bla
Mr.. Satterlee reiterated tha1#
/ danger Of death was not ixm1n
Even if he does not recover, It1
Mr., Morgan will last for seveS11
ana any way MS death Will 49,
less and peaceful.
Since the bulletin was
night, Mr. Morgan IL no hektS
worse He dozes intermittSnt1N
is restful Notwithstanding hi1
steal weakness. his mind u AN w
pressed, Your corresponding h -
sured late tonight that theirs
cause for apprehension of his
nent demise. Ez58s
/ The physicians ascribe tho - ~
orahle turn in Mr.. McrgarsM Con-
to the bali at the Grand hofefS
:. he is stopping on March 16th
kept him awake all nigiit. sssS
+ King Sends to InQnlx4v
News of the alarming 6ultGtf
regard to Mr.. Morgan's c0l&& En-
spread with astonishing rapidtkXa
Victor Emmanuel sent an tide r.
quire as to-the condition Of tll8 $Ia
American and many promin61IG r.
sons. including members, OF thu c2
called and left their cards
Morgan IL a very popular AinAE
. with the Italians. who appreCiax4 RI
love for Italy and general regret k l
pressed at the serious turn In hi6
! ness. The foreign arnbaasadOrnsx
other friends OF MIR. Morgan and
and Mrs. Satteriee called Ak
! Grand hotel this afternoon and f
; their cards. Mrs. HurIberf. MF4A
, gan's cousin, visited Mrs.
during the day. ssIsssS q
4 The Grand hotel was crnNd93
. usual In the evening. and the 0te
4 ira played In the winter EardAAE 84S