The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-07

| Denver, Col. Sept. 6-Mr. Abner Nc
Kinley, brother OF the president. accom-
panied By his wife and two daughters.
arrived in Denver today IN the private
car OF President Trumbun, OF the Colo
RADIO and Southern railroad Mr.. McKin-
ley went 10 Buffalo creek today 70 in
spect some mining property in which he
IS interested, and is expected 20 return
to Denver tonight No communication
has been lad with him since the news Of
the shooting OF the president was re
! ceived.
Washington. Sept. s.-Ar. Bowen. asso-
ciated with President 8nHburn OF the
Pan-American exposition. has telegraph
ed the White House. that Dr. Rixey and
two other physicians are with the presi-
dent.
Washington, Sept Sat ! o'clock Col
onel Montgomery, the chief operator at
the White House. received a message
from a confidential but reliable source in
Buffalo saying that the informant had
learned that the presidents wounds were
not necessarily fatal. and that il IS be-
lieved that he viii live.
Buffalo, Sept. $3.50 p. NAT the home
OF John Nowaks, $40 Broadway, It was
stated that Nienan came there last Sat
urday. He said that he was from To-
ledo and that he came to Buffalo 10 see
the exposition. he was alone and had
no visitors. bis valise contained an
empty revolver case and a few clothes.
Bpfalc. Sept. SIS p. m.-Cclonel
Michael has wired Secretary Hay that
the surgeons viii send him an official
bulletin OF the presidents condition which
is now considered serious.
Dublin, n. H, Sept. 6.-Secretary Hitch
cock has been informed OF the shooting
Of President Mckinley by telegram
from Washington, The message did not
express an opinion as TO the seriousness
Of the presidents condition
Buffalo, Sept e-Just after the arrival
OF the president at Mr.. Millburn's house
Mt. Millburn gave out a statement say
ing that while the presidents condition
was serious the wounds were not neces-
sarily fatal DR.. John Hammeter OF
Baltimore, a specialist on stomach
troubles, saw the president. He stated
that he did not believe the wound would
prove fatal.
Burlington, VT, Sept. s.-vice President
I
Lanaotte, started at once for Buffalo. To
the Associated Press representative he
said: Il am too shocked and grieved to
express my feelings
A few minutes, when a bulletin was
handed him saying that President No
Kinley's wound was not fatal, the vice
president sent word 70 the gathering:
Like all our people and like the whole
civilized world. you viii rejoice to hear
this good news"
Pittsburg. Sept. s-when informed OF
the shooting Of President Mckinley Gen.
Knox said: II cannot imagine how any
living creature could hsrbor such a
thought as TO take the life OF the presi-
dent I am shocked at the awful news
that I cannot talk further"
Pittsburg, Sept. 6.-President Shaffer
OF the Amalgamated association when
told of the attempted assassination OF
President Mckinley said he was much
shocked az the report and could say
nothing of strike matters under the ex-
listing circun- stances.
New York. Sept. ga telephone mes
sage received here quotes Senator Hanna
as saying: THE president Will live"
Detroit. Sept. 6.-When ex-Secretary OF
War Alger heard of the shooting OF Pres
ident Mckinley he broke down complete
". With tears streaming down his face
he said he was incapable OF saying any
thing except that it was a dastardly out
rage.
Buffalo. Sept. s.-Dr. David T. Day.
superintendent Of buildings left the hos
nit = af 81 Al
ident's respiration easy and pulse good.
At 6 o'clock the president was put IN
der the influence Of anseptic and Or.
Parkee began probing for the bullet
The prisoner is now locked up at police
headquarters.
Soon after the shooting Nieman was
asked why he shot the president and he
said; Il am an anarchist and / did my
dtuy"
Dublin. y. II. Sept. e.-secretary Hitch
cock. who has been stopping at Mount
Monadnock, tonight when informed OF
the tragic at Buffalo. said: Il am hor-
rifed 70 make any expression whatever"
He Immediately prepared to leave for
Buffalo
BuckAeld. Maine. Sept. e.-TIon. John ..
been passing his vacation az the I.org
homestead. two miles from this place.
learned OF the shooting Of President Nc
Kinley tonight he was deeply affected
by the news. which came 70 him while ne
was ar the village. He proceeded 70 his
home at once, declaring that he was IN
decided about future plans on account of
the suddenness Of The news The score
tary positively refused 70 cay anything
for publication.
Buffalo. Sept. s.-The would-be ASSASSIN
Is a pole named Fred Nelmsn. g years
old. stands Eve feet nine inches hirh.
weighs ls1 pounds. has dark brown hair.
blue eyes. smooth face. regular features
with prominent nose He speaks vcrv
good English, and has claimed o. come
from Cleveland. Chicago and Detroit
but has told so many stories that HE
home is still q matter Of conjecture u
Is not yet known whether ne wac born
IN this country or not. The district a.
-orney is not cioseted with him. All the
police reserves have been called into The
central Office 20 guard aRslnst possible
trouble and the police headquarters ere
-oDed OF block distant in each direction
Denver. sept. e.-Bbae- GcEinley. WHO
vita his wife and tao daughters left
here this morning for BaEey's in South
Platte Canon over the Colorado ard (
Southern railway fl special train vas
notified late this afternoon II The shoot I
1r % che president and starred at once
Tor Denver. lie wiI reach here sao1t .
IN o'ciolk. ani ar ~ ocloek vll seava
Tor Chicago over The Burlington He
zIll travel 70 Buffalo orev the Lake Score .
-uless President srcEluiev dies before re
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