New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28
Gaining i'm Strength, but
Deep Cough Contracted
in Paris Is Causing Con-
Germ to His Physician
Train Slows Pace:
Speed Worries Him
Tumulty Asserts Labor
and Capital Conference
Will Not Be Postponed

ON BOARD THE PRESIDENTS
TRAIN, COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 27.-
President Wilson, following his pros-
tration from nervous exhaustion at
Wlchita, Kan, early yesterday, spent
o.day IN bed after passing what Ad-
'nlral Gary +. Grayson his physician,
ca'led fairly restful night DR..
Grayson added that MIR. Wilson'S con-
dition is about the same as il was
early yesterday. when all Of the Presi
dents engagements We're cancelled on
account Of HIS illness.
IWo bulletins were issued to-day
by Or. Crayson. The latest, given out
IN the afternoon. saiG.
Ihe condition of the President
TINS afternoon shows no very material
change since this morning, but he
has benefited from the sleep and
rest OF the early hours of the day"
Has n Restful Night
The first bulletin was issued Just be-
fore the Presidential train, which is
speeding toward Washington. reached
indianapolis. 1t read:
"The Presidents condition is about
the same. He has had a fairly rest
full night"
AS the train neared Pittsburgh, run
nlng at q rate in excess Of most ex-
press trains, DR.. Grayson objected to
the pace, and il fas decided to slacken
It during the night 1t was understood
Mr. Wilson became uneasy at the way
I the train was speeding, and that Dr.
Grayson decided a slower pace would
| be advisable in the interests OF the pa
TENTS comfort.
At the rear-end of the train. the
Presidents private car had the hard
est Jolts as the special cracked around
curves and bumped over switches I'm
der the new schedule, no attempt will
be made to reach Washington until IL
O'Clock tomorrow morning"
Still Has Headache
DR.. Grayson issued no further for
NAL bulletin, but he told inquirers late
tonight that the President was doing
"as we'll as could be expected" "He
still suffrs from headaches and ner-
vousness," said DR.. Grayson, "but he
has secured a little refreshing sleep
and retained some nourishing food.
believe he will respond to the simple
treatment of complete rest
The President to- day notified the
State Department. cn the advice Of
DR.. Grayson, TO have some one other
than the President welcome King
Albert Of Belgium upon the Belgian
rulers arrival at New York
1t is understood that the President
will take a rest for about month and
in that time he will not, unless he
rapidly improves, be allowed to do any
routine work that can be put off. He
may stay in Washington, where he will
arrive tomorrow morning, or he may
go to some nearby spot, where it will
be impracticable for him to be dis
tIrbed with matters of state.
Crowds at Stations
Thi ngs around the Presidents car,
the Mayhower, are kept as quiet as
possible. There are small crowds at all
the stations and salvos of cheers are
heard above the clinking of the wheels,
but the President, in spite Of the racket.
with the help of Mrs. Wilson and DR..
Grayson, gets in little sleep
Or. Grayson is entirely frank in his
talk with the CORES spondents, and does
not try to conceal his apprehension
over the Pres ident's condition. His Of
fetal bulletin described the ailment as
physical exhaustion" and the feeling
is general that the President NAV be
in for long sick spell. His cough
does not abate He contracted it in
Paris, and during two Of his addresses
he stopped to apologize for it. 1t is
t'VI JiciulHB W treatment as Or. GraV-
son would wish and prevents sound
slumber.
By remaining in bed nearly all dav
the President was said to have regained
, some Of the loss Of strength which fol-
lowed his nervous attack of yesterday,
Mr.. Wilson sat up a short time dur
ing the early afternoon. but DR.. Gray
son, enforcing strictly his rule of abso-
Lutte rest, did not permit his patient to
give attention to executive affairs or
to exert himself in any other way.
The physician spent virtually the en-
tire day with the President and in
sisted on keeping his mind away from
the cares of his Office and of the treaty
fight.
Wife Acting as Nurse
During the entire day Mrs. Wilson,
too, was in constant attendance upon
her husband, insisting upon acting as
his. nurse and ministering in person to
many of his wants.
DR.. Grayson seemed particularly
pleased at the rest which the Pres-
dent WAS able to get during last night
and this morning. Throughout the
evening and early night Mr. Wilson
had been restless, but in the early
morning he fell into q sound sleep
which lasted for several hours AL
though still weak, h rest during the
night helped him to pass n more com
Portable day.
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