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INTERESTING
FACTS

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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
CARD Basket,

Mr.. Fred Book spent Sunday in
Chester visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. keesey
spent yesterday at Delaware City.
Miss Mary Legar ut philapeIphia,
Is visiting friends in this city.
James il. Scott and wife are spend.
ing a few days at Atlantic City, n. J.
They will return some time this week
William Hawkins has returned
from Earlsville
Miss Jennie Hayden has returned
from u visit at Warwick.
John Roberts Of Beverly. n. j., is
spending week in this city.
Mr. Robert Lipscomb and wife are
visiting friends at Warwick.
Miss Nellie Layman has returned
from lengthy stay with relatives at
Chesapeake City.
Miss Bertha Dunbar of Elkton, is
visiting friends IN thlS clty.
Mr.. Jacob Dangelis visiting friends
at Elkton.
Miss Elizabeth Clark is the CUES t
of friends AZ lIikton.
Mis-, Annie Platt is the guest of
| friends at Port Deposit, Md.
Miss Margaret Ewes is visiting at
Port Deposit
Miss MoIie Sterling has return ed
from Il visit at Elkton.
Misses Reba Roe, Alice Balance and
| Alvin Vincent are visiting at Chesu-
peake City.
MesSrs. Andrew and Edward Kin
caid are visiting at Chesapeake City,
lie Roy White, clerk at the he
pauno Chemical Company left this
| morning on IL two weeks trip down
| the State.
Miss Bessie Wright OF Newark, is
visiting friends IN this city.
The Rev. ieorgc Wolfe, pastor Of
| First NJ. =. Church left this morning
for ten days trip to Atlantic City.
Miss Lulu Davis has returned from
u ten day trip to New York.
j. II Holt of pliIa dclpIia, is visit.
ing in Tins city,
Joseph McEldnwncy will leave TO-
morrow Tor lIahnemann college,
where he VII! take up studies.
Postmaster Hugh Browne and fam
lily, and Mir and Mrs Iiuce are VS.
iting at BIoomsbUrg.
Mrs George powCIi and Miss May
powick are visiting at pittsbUry.
Miss Mary Williams of Dover, is
visiting in this place
Miss Emma Johnson Of rhiade-
phla, Is visiting in this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
DETAILS OF
THE OPERATION

Buffalo, Sept. 0.-The operation
performed upon President Mckinley
at the emergency hospital left no
need for a second operation to follow
it almost Immediately. The full de.
tails Of the operation heretofore have
not been known. 1t was performed
by DR.. Matthews.
The operation lasted almost an
hour. A cut about five inches long
was made. 1t was necessary to turn
u<f the stomach of the President in
order to trace the course of the bull
let. The bullets opening in the
front wall Of the stomach was small
and 1t was carefully closed with SUI
lures. A search was made for the
hole IN the back wall OF the stomach
where the bullet went out. 1t was
larger than the hole in the front
wall Of the stomach. 1t was wound
over an inch in diameter. Jagged and
ragged. 1t was sewed up in three
layers. THIS wound was larger than
the wound where the bullet entered
the stomach because the bullet in it's
course forced tissues through ahead
of it.
10 turning up the stomach the
danger was that some of the contents
Of the stomach might go into the a.
domlna cavity and cause peritonitis
1t so happened That there was very
little In the Presidents stomach at
the time of the operation and none
entered The abdominal cavity.
In this connection iL is OF In tcreSt
that some experienced surgeons do
not mind the temperature at all in
notiHy the bulletins Of the President $
condition, but say that so long asthe
pulse is in the proper relation to the
temperature in II big operation like
this, 1t is very common for the tenn.
perature to remain around l02 or
even lo3. But if the temperature
had dropped and the pulse accelera-
ted, it would have been danger
signal of peritonitis setting in. 1t is
Of interest also to know that after an
operation Of thislkind the peris talic
or compressiyc action Of the abdomi-
nal cavity ceases or becomes retro.
grade. After the operation as soon
as the patient passes anything, even
gas, it is a sign that perlstaic action
has commenced and the danger Of
pertonltis is practically over.
After an operation such as was per-
formed on the President, the sur.
geons wish to know at once, even
when gas is passed, for they take it
that the patient is comparatively safe
from peritonitis.
The point of tremendous impor.
tance in connection with these facts
Is that the President yesterday pass
ed gas end later there was further
movement. Coupling this fact with
the bulletins issued by the surgeons,
the basis for hope seems stronger.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
CZologosZ May be Tried

Buffalo. n. Y, sept 9, District Attor
ncy Penney said last night 1T tho
Presidents wounds should prove fatal
without a lingering illness 1t Is probable
that Governor 0 Ololl will be asked to
convene An extraordinary sesson OF tho
criminal term OF tho supreme Court
designating u justice to preside therein.
The trial Of Czoiogo,a will take place
in Erie county whether there - an extra
ur4inafy criminal colrt held ornot,
so far ns know lho Presidents "a
u liant vii DO tried tho Same AS II he had
shot nu ordinary Citihe n. The charge Will
ha determined when the result OF tho
p, eSidents wounds are known.
III the wounds are fatal the charge will
be murder II he President should ro
ccvDr, the charge will be assault with In
tent to kill. Conviction IN this may bs
followed By imprisonment for ten years
1t has been remarked that ths assassin
Of Lincoln and Garfield both were tr!el
by tho United States Court. They com
mitieI their clineS in the Dlsbrict of
Columbia. and hsncs could DO tried by
no other court Ihan tho Federal Court.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
Police After a propbe'

Mobile, Ala, Sept. S.-Secret
service agents 20 day interviewed
former members oil an opera com.
pany tor the purpose OF learning
what they could about Antonio
Maggie. former cornet player OF
the company. who is alleged 10 have
told the members OF the company
last March that Pres dent Mcl\in.
ley would be assassinated before
October l.
Leavenworth, Kan., Sept. 5. An
tonic Maggie is well known here
lie was a member Of a well-known
band about s months. His brother
Frank is now employed in local
shop. The Masgois were born in
Sicily. They came TO America eight
years ago, and he lived tor several
years in New Orleans. Antonio left
here last January With an opera
company. and has not been heard
from since. Frank Maggie last
heard rom him in Silver City,
y NJ.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
DOTS

Building Inspector Cassidy has
returned home from Boston. tie
says excitement there was intense
over the attempt to assasslnate the
President.
Magistrate Hollis returned home
TODAY IRON trip 10 Greenwood,
Del. He says the iarmdfs are
prosperous and the crops good. He
has number OF thoroughbred dogs
which he will run for rabbits this
fail.
John Harkins. aged y years, ol
No. 203 West Eighth street, died
yesterday. Paralysis caused his
death.
Mrs Eliza A. Davidson, mother
OF Officer Davidson, died Saturday,
from an attack of paralysis.
Henry Hoopes, DR.. Gilpin and E.
r. Cochran. Jr., have returned home
from a trip to Europe.
]. S. B,enton has been appointed
field deputy Of the Internal Revenue
Office.
William Alexander was commit
ed to the Delaware State Hospital
for the Insane today.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
lifted with Wedding Near

Lebanon, Pa. Sept. s. The
bauns Of matrimony between Miss
Lizzie Frazier and Charles Hart
net, both Of this city, were pub
llsned from the pulpit Of st. Mary a
Catholic Church for the last time
this morning, and the wedding ar
rangements were made for Thurs
day in the church, but the pros
pectlve bride unceremonously can
celed the engagement. She tele.
craphed from Pottsvllle that she
was on the wav to Shenandoah to
be married to John Heunessy.
The announcement createda SEN
saton especially in the home OF Miss
Frazier where presents had been
received sufficient TO commence
housekee pins at once. Miss
Frazier's friends say that Hen.
messy is a former lover. with whom
she has previously broken several
engagements, each time becoming
engaged again to Iartnett.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
ACT QUICKLY;
Delay Has Been Danger.
. Gus in Wilmington,

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time. -, :
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Backache Is kidney danger. n
Doan's Kidney Pills act quickly.
Cure all distressing, dangerous kid.
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Plenty OF evidence to prove this.
Mr.. John c. Williams OF No. 5
Truck Co., says:-s'I wrenched my
back, and until obtained Doan's
Kidney Pills at Danforth a pharmacy
1t was weak and lame and ached. /
can conscientiously say that after
taking a thorough course of treat
ment. Doan's Kidney Pills did mo
an everlasting amount Of good; IN
fact they made a new man of me.
People who read my recommendation
published in this paper have called
and asked me repeatedly II the said
experiences and opinions were true.
In every case ] have told them yes.
l thoroughly b:lieve that aching
packs and kidney complaint would
leave Wilmington If everyone sui.
ferIng would take course of treat.
ment with Doan's Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents per box. Foster. Milburn Co,
Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents FOR the U IS.
Remember the name-Doan sand
take no other ",
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
Brswsry Workers Open Convsntion.

Ph,,sdo, phia. Sspa. 9.-The opening
OF the National Brewery Workers CON.
voption was hsl yesterday ut he
Labor Lyceum SIKH aud Brown streets.
| The exercises were opened at ID o'clock
10 the morning with rscep ion rendered
| to the visiting delegates and thoir friends.
This 10 the thirteenth annual convection
: Of tho organization.
II When the meeting was called to order
10 wos found that 1876 delegates from all
barts Of the country were In attendance,
over seven hundred Unions. having
membership Of 5000 being represented.
A. II O'clock, Immediately following
the reception to the delegates, the report
OF the national secretary was read and the
election Of a temporary chairman was the
next business in order Then the meet
ing adjourned. At2 O'Clock an open
mass meeting was held. Addresses wsre
delivered by Joseph Allen, who spoke IN
English, and Herln an kreimer who made
his remarks in German. Last night a
concert was held. The members OF the
band are connected with tho Musicians
inR's entertainment was vocll concer
given by the Arbeiter Maennerchor Sing
Ing Society and the Sooiaiisttc Lslert!al
Society.
The Auditing COMMITTEES OF the orsani
cation. consisting OF Adam Heubner. of
Chicago. jacob Gableinan. o. ST. Louis,
and Augu st Preiserbach, of Milwaukee,,
OonOl udsd their task OF examining tho
books OF the secretary and reportsd hat
the accounts were correct as has been re
poe,ei ..Ths regular business meetings of
the convention will be held ehis morning
The first work will be the reading of the
annual report, which cover the work of
OF the past yoar In addition to tue ro
posed radical changes in the constitution
anil by laws the convention will place in
nomination candidates for the national
Offices, A financial secretary, a correspond
Ing secretary and En- executive board OF
thirteen will also be eleu cd.
sNearly all of yesterday aftern oon's somi
monthly meeting of the United Labor
League was taken up with discussion
between ths Bricklayers' Union and the
Stone Cutters Union workers regarding
which union has the right to do chipping
and cutting ou terra Gotta jobs Hereto
fore both unions have dore part Of this
work. Vho matter was left to he Griev
ance Committee OF the Labor l.sague
which meets in BricklaYsrs' Hall Broad
street. above Paramount avenue, to hear
Witnesses for both sides. A lnooing of
the bricklayers' 'hss al.o been called for
the same place tonight to discuss the
question.
A, delegate from the Amalgamated
Htreet Railway Men's L nion was admitted
to the League.
The retail clerks reported that the
grocery firm Of Robinson a. Crawford d
had been ask cd to explain why seven uui0n
clerks were discharged. No responce has
yet been received. The clerk, meo. tonight
over the drug Store at furty-fouf h str, OF
and Lancaster avenue to consider the
mat ter
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
Dives Baby to Infide Father

~ will die if they do not give me
my baby.
"Mr. kass will not let her 60 to
Sunday school nor say ner prayers,
the prayers taught her after left
him.
, "And he will teach tier to hate
her mother. ! must have my Bea-
trlce. "
That was the burden Of the Ia
ment yesterday Of Mrs. kass, whose
little tyear.old daughter wa, torn
from her arms on Friday aud given
to her father, George kass, Of No.
COL Fallen street. by order OF Sl-
2reme Court Justice EIandrickson, Of
Camden.
This Judge $ decision was 4 sur
prise. lie took the child from the
mother on the ground that she was
an improper person to have It's Gus
tody on account Of the fact that
since her separation from her hus-
band size had been known as Mrs.
William Br!tton,
He gave the ch,.d to the father as
proper person 10 rear 1t. though it
was cIcariy shown that William Brit.
ton had lived IN the kaSs home for
seyera! years, helped to buy the
wife S clothes aud take care Of her in
both sickness and health. with the
full knowledge and consent Of the
husband. And it was also shown
that The latter was ali iitidel.
Another startling phase Of the case
and one that caused thr!. OF horror
10 run through the court room. was
the fact that the mother OF Mrs.
KasS Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson, Of
Atlantic City, went on the witness
stand against her daughter, in order
to get the opportunity to express her
Mind about William BritLOn.
"lhey did not treat me fairly, "
declared Mrs. kass yesterday. "My
trouble all began because my hus-
band could not make an nidcl and
an Anarchist TT ne. He wanted to
convert me When we were first mar
ried. He does not Jc!cyC there is a
God.
lie s2ornfu,Iy told ne was he.
l,evlng N something knew nothing
about and that my belief only prey.
ed my ignorance.
'Eor his part Irc was too intclIl.
gent he declared, to believe the b.
bic Of believe ia ',oI whom lie
coui | 10, see
"He cried when IugerSoi. died. He
had his picture and al. his books, a.
So books on Anarchy,
''!lc forbade me to ga 10 church,
and t. keep peace IN The house did
not 60. lie WoU d not permit me to
t'atil Beatrice to pray nor 10 take
her to >lnday school.
'lic cares nothing !1r Beatrice
He cares Tor nothing Jut hls BOOK 5
on inHde,ily aud AnIrcIy
Always he refused to g any
where with me and was always q .ad
when william HrittOM would take me
& places Of amusement and take care
OF me when wl, III.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
Quiet were the President Lies.

Buffalo. Sept. 9.-The morning
hours at the Milburn house were
quiet. Few of the occupants Of the
home were astir early. and save for
sentries, policemen, newspaper cor
respondents and telegraph opera
tors the street was deserted. A few
workmen as they passed to their
daily toll stopped near the house to
ask about the condition of the Pres
ident. Soon after daylight small
crowd gathered on W. Ferry st.
The police and military restric-
tions have been some what relaxed,
but the Milburn house is still care.
.tully guarded, and no one Is per.
mitted 10 approach It without a
challenge ardexplauation.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
many minister's Weep,

London, Sept. 5. The Ecumeni-
cal Methodist Conference gave up
the first hour OF It's session yester-
day 10 prayers lor, eulogles Of and
resolutions respecting Preside nt
Mckinley. 1t happened that tho
bishops and minIsters Of the COL
ored Methodist branches were in
charge OF the opening service,
Bishop Aruett Of Ohio, presiding.
Rev. DR.. p. A. Hubbard of WASH
ington, offered prayer for the Pres.
ldent aud his wife, and Bis hop Ar.
nett delivered an address in which
he spoke Of the high qualities OF the
President as statesman, Chris.
t,an and gentleman. Rev. Dr.. W.
4. Davidson OF the British Wes.
levan Methodis,s, president Of the
conference, moved:
"That this conference expresses
its Intense indignation at the das.
tardiy attempt made upon the
President Of the United States and
its profound sympathy with the na-
ton in its deep anxiety over the
deed. and directs that a message
Of respectful sympathy be sent i'm.
medla.ely to Mrs. Mckinley. This
was amended to send one also to
President Mckinley.
DR.. Frank NJ. Bristol OF Wash.
ington. President Mckinley's pas.
tor, whose emotion made speech
difficult. alluded alluded to hls
personal relations with Mr.. and
Mrs. Mckinley.
DR.. A. Stewart of Manitoba, for
the Canadians and others spoke.
After a special silent prayer for
the recovery Of the President the
resolution was adopted by stand.
Ing vote, many OF those present
weeping.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
RAGE AT
CZ0LG0SZ.

Buffalo, Sept. a-Positvs 8 knowledge
has come tc the police Of Buffalo that q
conspiracy has been formed to take the
life Of Leon II. Czolgosz. the would.bs
assassin o! President Mckinley. Every
effort viii! be made to prevent thl, p lot
from reaching it, fruition.
CAoIgosz occupied at first cell on the
third floor of the city Jail. Hera h, was
within sight Of those passing along that
corriler during the day. aud 1t would
have been possible for anyone who had
gained access to the jail to havo obtained
II pistol shot at the anarchist. eeEH1
The other occupants Of the jail are
especially bitter toward Czolsosz and
bad opportunities been given to them
they would have taken his life as some
OF them threatened to do so. To make
this impossible Czolso,z was secretly
tran ,terrod from his coll to dungeon In
the basement many feet below tho surface
OF tho earth. This change was mad, with
out the knowledge Of the patyolmen or
the detectives.
The in'snse hatred that Is felt by all
classes for CzolIosz camo near costing the
| life of another inmate of the jail.
A witness who is being held to testf ,
in murder care, and who occupies cell
with window opening on the street to q
certain oxtent resembles the man who
attempted to take tho life Of Prssiden
Mckinley. This witness was seen from
tho street and little later the police
heard that plot had boon formed 10
a.sassinats him. His cell was chan ged 10
ono that offered greater safety and 1t is
said that when the change was made tho
prisoner lrst learned Of tho attompt ba
had boon made upon the life Of tho
| prauldant