PRESIDENT WILSON ILL AGAIN
His Cold Returns, with Some Fever, and He Is in Bed.
Special to The New York Times.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 11 -- After two
or three days of apparent recovery,
President Wilson to-day went back to
his bed with a bad cold. It was said
that his cold had brought on a slight
fever, but his condition was not serious.
The President addressed a meeting of
the American Red Cross yesterday, but
afterward he was so hoarse that he
could not keep his engagement to address
the Chamber of Commerce of
Rochester by long-distance telephone.
The President's physician, Dr. Cary
Grayson, visited his patient several
times, and insisted upon the President
keeping to his bed for the day and to his
room for several days to come. As a
result all engagements were canceled.
It is not expected that the President will
be about again before Monday.
Mr. Wilson slept during the late afternoon.
He was reported to-night to be
resting comfortably and feeling much
better.
While the President denied himself to
visitors, Secretary Tumulty had a busy
day at the executive offices. Among his
callers were Roger C. Sullivan, Democratic
National Committeeman of Illinois;
Thomas P. Riley, Democratic
State Chairman of Massachusetts, and
W. J. Connors of Buffalo, former New
York State Chairman, who came to
talk politics of their respective States.
