THE PATIENT'S PROGRESS.
SATISFACTORY
BULLETINS
DANGER NOT YET PASSED.
(Received 9.1 a.m.)
WASHINGTON, September 10.
A bulletin issued at 9.30 last night states that the President's condition continues favourable.
WASHINGTON, September 9.
President McKinley this morning changed his position in bed without aid, without difficulty, and without pain, lie is taking milk and eggs as nourishment. The cooler weather that has set in favours his chances of recovery.
-. An official bulletin issued at three o'clock, this afternoon says the Pre-
sident is steadily improving', and is comfortable without pain. There are no unfavourable symptoms. H_a pulse is 113, his temperature 101, and his respiration 26.
Dr. McGurney considers eomp_icatios__ possible for a week yet. It is only then he will be able to say the ..--idexit is out of dang_r,
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 206, 11 September 1901, Page 5
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