New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-31
r;oancier Receives Min
ister. While Son Goes
TO Office.
pATIENT CHEERFUL,
VISITOR REPORTS
yother Arrives at Bedside
Four Armed Detectives on
Duty at East Island Gate.
NJ Morgan has had comfortable
md his condition is satisfactory
'Signedl Dr. J. ". MARkOE.
DR.. II. II. VI. LYLE.
.,, bulletin vas issued at Mr.. Nor

TN. bulletin vas issued at Mr.. Nor
..,.. Wal Street Offices at 9 o'clock
-, night. Il was the third given out
s,,i,e the day. A. a. m. mis- physi-
,.,s. sent out the following:
pvr Morgan mad a comfortable night
80 his condition is IN every way salts
'aS TSi: was succeeded at noon by an
other =.
-nrb s,ror~er to-day. lie is cheerful
ana optimistic.
IA further bulletins. IT was an
.,rrred. would be issued until tins
-orrinq DR.. smith. 70 is said. who az
nod Ar thc oUo-1,ion. has left Glen
coys but Drs. Markoe and Lyle arc
So.b in Glen Cow,
n Morgan pad sufficiently recov-
,,.1 from the operation for acute ap-
.e,d.c,t.s when he underwent at noon
=, FRIDAY 10 receive caller Yesterday
-or-inc His visitor was the KEY.
Iobr v. Hinton. rector Of st. John $
r,iseopal Church. Lattingtown. who
T.. rromutly admitted 10 Fast Island
Afer shor. visit Mr.. Hinton mo-
,ore6 away. but afterward was reached
or the telephone, and said;
aThe patient is very well. lie is rest
i,e comfortably. lie had very com
.ortsble night and morning and eX-
messed himself as being optimistic
over his condition
SON at Office. as Usual.
r.-,,s Cncrcer Morgan appeared as
,.uol A. his fathers Offices at Broad
and Wall streets yesterday morning.
" eba.ted with members OF the firm,
ed if he felt any anxiety he success
hUv concealed IL. lie left Glen Cove
On the yacht Mermaid and landed IN
he city az the Jew York Yacht Clubs
private docK. returning TO Eas; Island
st2 p. M. Half an hour later he mo
tored 20 Glen Cove with his wife and
nade q few purchases.
Father is resting easily he told
reporters.
why have the doctors refused to
eve the temperature and pulse?' he
sss asked
You'll have to ask them" he re-
Piled. and STEPPED into the automobile
With the arrival Of Mrs J. p. Nor
gan. mother Of the patient, from High
land Falls. yesterday morning, the fam
iiy circle Is complete.
Despite favorable reports from East
Island. the Morgan stronghold was
guarded al day more strlngently than
ever Seven detectives have been con-
family on duty since Mue.ter attacked
Mr. Morgan. last July. Yesterday, IN
steai of the two men on duty at the
barred gate which blocks the causeway
connecting the island with the shore,
four armed men we've drawn up.
Old Frank McCahill Glen Cove's pop
u,ar COZ stable. who has always been
permitted 20 rove az VIII over last
Island. crossed the caUseWay under the
eyes Of several friends yesterday al .er-
boon.
Village Constable Halted.
"They'll certainly let Frank in" was
The VOID whispered among the watch
sfs
AZ the gate. four six-ioot detectives
ordered him 90 halt and advance with
the password.
81 jes; happened in said Frank.
Thought I'd look around Bit
Frank was gently bu, firmly turned
back ..e returned across the cause
say crestia.ien.
Many kilograms and one cable mes
$40 wore delivered 10 East Island dur
!ng the day, but Glen Cove has ceased
70 as..lte itself. Kumors OF tanks of
oxygen which village gossips dwelt
upon at length on Friday have been
ibandoned 4 football game between
the employees on the Dawson and Pratt
estates, neighbors Of the Morgans, will
b staged this morning.