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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-22

9eute Die Debate iiber oas 8erein5s
GeieB fortgeIsBt, lpobei Die 2(bgeprOs
meter 3pei ldnge RsDen BON brett
ent9egengeieBtsm Stanopuntte angus
t0ren bGtten.
9srr Saques pton, 9lbgscrbnster
ron ct. Glduoens uno 0ertreter Der
cereintgten li6eralen aat6pliteu, pIais
oirte fir Sreibeit unp fir 9(n6dras
ltdteit an Die Soeen oes altsn natios
naler Glau6ens.
Der Hepublitaner @eprqes Srpuils
lot, 0ertreter bon Sous Sc Sauls
nier, benz Die offisieGe 8erihterItats
tuag iiber Die MaBresel oblisat, ipraA
in Nomen pes glusI9uiIes uno leate
gBeIen, iopie 3lped Der @orluae far
Oar. Spn ieBt ob ipllen, ipie er auss
fubrte, ale 9ereine, p6 reliQiDYer ooes
ntdt religiOier gfdtur, frei iein, unn
nur, penn IolAe Gereine ol5 @emeins
'darten 81 le6en perluGen, lperoen ois
Spe5ldl9eiese euf lie ungepanot. 3am
S6luB forberte er Die &ammer aur
Inndbme oeS Gntpurfs uuf, inoem
er periifsrte, ouB Die grreguns, pelGs
er berpor9erufen, pelentIih duf fiinIts
li3em Wege berbeigefiibrt porben Iei.
paris, Is. San.
Der Stdatsratb bat 8raf Giters
ba5p's Serufllng gegsn Die GntiGleis
oung, ourh peld)e er aus Der Irmee
taIiirt nuroe, abgetpieIen.
Sn Der Oeputirtentdmmer 6sans
tragic beute De Seunte, elm So3iuliit
uno 9lrbeiter, oaB bic Gelebriruna BON
WfeIIen BEL Der grOffnung bes Bar,
laments- perbpten rperoe.
Der Suitisminiiter Mpnis bss
tGmpfte ben 9lntrag, inoem er oarauf
hlnlpies, oaB Dffentline @ebete in.
Gintlang nit ben Seitimmungen oes
Gpncoroats iteben unb oab Die bonn
Gr5bi6of BON Yaris, Cardinal &iz
aaro fir nGaiten Sonntag anse.iinz
oigte 6eier oater in teiner WeiIs uns
geieBlid1 lei.
Die &dmmer leete Den g(ntra1 nit
317 gesen 151 Stimmsn auf ben
Slid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-22
g il b : 9lfrird.
g re t prid. II. eSan

Sret r q, II. San.
SeBte Nad)t BADEN Die Suren Die
Selegrapbenbrdbts spii4en ben Sta
tlpnen Sreue uno Slifpntsfpntein
our4I6nitten. Seute friib baben 800
Suren unter Gommanoant @eper
Saalfontsin Station beldaert. Sin
lbarfes 9epebrz unb 3ranatenfeuer
nit 5lpei 5elpgeIbiiben uno einem
DtdrimgeI6iiB purbe pGbreno feds
Stunoen aufredt erbalten. Don
Yretoria mar elm gepanssrter 3ug nit
Veritdrtungen abgeibitt pproen, ebe
lie aber auf oem SdauplaBe antamen,
bate Die 8arniion Die guren suriidz
seihlagen, Die iich bonn unbelGitiat
NIT etnem TRANSPORTING, Der eine
halbe Wteile lang mar, Suriit5ogen.
Die Suren iprengteu bic Giienbdbu
ienieits aaalfontein in bic 9uft unb
5lpdngen ben poit5ug, bierber suriidz
Sutebren. IS piro psrmutbst, baB ibr
3iped mar, Propiant gu erlanaen,
lpopon eine grobe Menes in Saalfpns
tein aufseipei9ert lit.
9pnbon, 13. San.
Sas ariegsamt bat BON Qoro
aittsner Die folgenoe SepeI9e erbalz
ten: preturia, Spnntag, ben 13. eyaz
nuar. llngefGbr 400 guyn baben
bic Sinie getreu3t uno Die Stutionen
3uurfontsin uno Gaalfoutein an9ez
griffen, nuroen absr Suriitgetrieben.
Sic tperoen bon elmer &apaGsrisz 9riz
guoe perfolgt. SharmiiBsl on perz
lGieoenen Yunften, in osnsn Die Gng=
ldnoer unbeoeutenoe GsrluIre erlitten.
@r fiigt bin5u: 0rei 9lgsntsn Der s5riez
oenstommi1Idre puroen am 10. eSaz
nudr ais @efdn9sne nd6 Se @st's
Eager bel Qinole9 gebra9t. Giner,
ein britiIDer llnterthan, tpur6e erIt
our1gfpeitl6t uno Donn erI1pHsn.
Die dnoeren slpei, lpelcbs 8urgbers
lpdren, ipurben auf De Wet's 9efsbl
our69epeiti3t.
Sono BON, Is. San.
Spro Goberts, Der geItcrn 9(6eno
einem 9ripatoiner p;5 .ilniteb Gerz
bic" e"s9lub beipobnte, 81 pelA:m audi
Der prtnS bon Walea, Der Ser8pg pon
Yort, Der SerSpg bon cambridge uno
etrpa 300 Sffi5iere eelGpsn parsn, ia!
bonn 8risgsamt aus einen 6rinssnoen
9lppea an oas 2dnb betreffS IG5!euni=
gen Nuf9ebDts elmer gl6tbsilung 2anoz
miliS in Der StGrts ron 5000 Mann
fiir Suosglirita crlaFen.
Sonocn, Is. San.
General aitchener bcrihtet aug
gretoria, paB Sberit 9yeD nit 9lsu.
ieelGnosrn unp Sui9mdnncrn DEN
Seino a9t Wieilsn neflih bon @ens
terSburg angriff unp 500 gureh pplis
itdnoig in Die Sludt Ihlug. %
General SfitGsner iiist Gin3elbeit;n
ii6sr Die unbebsutenben @erluits auf
beipen Ssiteu bin3u uno fart fort:
.GOlpiQe's Gplonne murCe am II.
Sanuar nDrbiicb bon Stdnoer!on BON
elmer concentrirten gtbtGsil,lu0 De5
| Seinbes dngegriffen, Der nit Id)ip:yen
9erlniten Suriidg,rorftn pur6:. :.l(0
llnisre @er!ui!s betruaen Is 9sr!puRs
oets uno ein lpstsr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-22
SespsraSa sciansen.

y pt u u U, ~, IL. ,SuU.
Sine Spe5ialoepsicbe aus 2ogansz
port, Sno., iagt: Marpin &ubns, Der
Desperate, Der Ieit @p6en oas nDroz
licae Snoiana terroriiirt bat, beiinpet
lid in benz 9dGngniB BON SAP Co.,
in psrIelben Staot, in ipsl6er er am
Nafmittae bes 10. 9eSember sinsn 10
psr5ipeifelten aampi um feline sSreiz
belt gefGmpft bate. aubrs unb iein
Srllber, Der turs nad Marpin's SluGt
aus bcm 3u6tSdus in Columbus, g.,
eutlahen lporoeu mar, puroe lebts
Hatbt in Grsen 6ill, elmer tleinen
Srti@uIt 5 Wteilen iiiolih bon Otter
bsin, lpeltlica bon 2afapstte gefaugeu
oluommen, nobbem Der GrItere 3lpei
2sute psrpunoet uno ielbIt einen
SfuB iu's GsiiGt erbalten Gatte.
SuGns, Iein Srupsr uno SpisBgsisas
buttsn Sonntag Nodt in plpmout6
Elm Subripert geitpbleu uno Iih Iiios
LID sepanot. GrsSberiff s. 6. Mars
ibau unp WarIHaI 3, 5. G9ansp Ysrs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-22
Srban's Seitnug.
SinCpln. Nfehr.- u

Etncoln, Nebr., Il. San.
9r. 8iGium Senninss 8rpan, bat
angetiinoigt, baB Die erite drummer
Isines Sldttss pSbe Gommpner", am.
Wittppch, ben %. Sanuar eric6einen
piro. Oas Sruten lpirD bon einer
5irma beIprgt, aber bos @rpebiren
uno Die anoeren glr6eitsn perben
unter Der 9lufiicbt ocs Srn. Srpan
geI6sben, Der 5ipei Stpdperfe zines
srpben @sbdupes fir pieien 3psd gez
miethet hat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-22
Snbuque SDwa, Oeufag ben ~. ,Sauuar 1901 ND. 153

amten: prdiiOeut, SOispb goI9ert;
8icezp prdliDeut, Charles WliGel; Sez
trstdr, s. 80. 8artl; S6aBmeiiter, 6.
3. Wtueller; 0irettoren: SEQ. 3eisler,
Sr., Garl Wtidel, ST., ,>Gbarles paicAe,
Davenport, Sa.
Sie neue 8rauereianlase ipQ $780, :
600 fciten. Sn Der neuen 9rauerei
iino bier 9ieiige Srauersien Oerz
inmplaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-22
Ieac SraIcrsi 81 "a GrOKe.
Qogr,5Fs gu;s 10 s,r

va . no {, Wis., l3. San.
Die bisiigs n2a GroIie Yrspins
GpmpanD" 1T init einem &apitdl con
81, 100000 or9aniirt porben, $780,
600 pieIer Summs iinb pur9 Bombs
reprGlentirt. Solgsnoss iino bic 9ss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-22
S,n!
90 / 6 itd, 4ans., Is. San.

W 6 q, Idrls., lS. San.
2luf 2lntrag oes GountDz z2lnpultss
lpuroe bus 9egen 5rau Carrie Rution
einaeleitete Strafperfabren nieoergez
iblagsn. Der Seamts beeriinoete iei=
lie WuBnaGme our6 Die @rtlGrung
DaB Die 5ruu oerdrt unter OeluiiOnsn
leioe, oaB lie nt6t dls 3ure9nungsz
fGbig gelten tonne, uno oab eins lpeiz
tere SlftItrufe ibren 3uitano nur pers
iblimmsrn piiroe. Srau Nution lit
betanntliG Die SemperenSlerin, pel9e
in Wi9itd in WirtbIhaften einordng
uno Die 0laspaaren aertriimmerte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-22
Cine anScre GntlGeiburs.
Sipur Gitp, sSa.. IA. ga

Stpur 9ltD, Sd., Il. San.
Riater Sutbinipn BON Gberotee
GpuntD bat iibsr pas Situs=glmeupe=
ment am Spnuerstag 90. SanuaD,
cine entgegengeiebte GntiGeipung BON
Der 0epeps in Waibinstpn Gountp
obgegeben. 9a5 gimenoement lei &c
bprig angenpmmen uno in BOILER
Srdft. Sept iit pas SbergeriAt on
Der Heibe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-22
,,Noot Sccr"sMaun tnOt.

9 btlubelpia, pa., Is. San.
Samuel s.. Waripit, Der Grfinoer
oes rGoot Beer, ZEN man por SlpDlf
Sabren Su ben MiqionGren re6ncte,
itarb I'M 70. 2sbsnsiabre in benz Spz
Ipital pcs 9(rmenbduIes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-22

uurbe cine Gifenbabnitiene an Dem
plaBs befeiti9t, no Der yteger nit gez
bunOenen Sdnoen Itdno, uno ct bann
an biefelbe 1sfeFelt. Sobann lpurbe
Iein &0rper nit Cel ii6ergofen. 8ez
Dor ods StreiG bpl5 bic Jlumme gum
gntsiinOsn brahte, trat Sobn Sorbes,
Der Water beS ermorDeten Wdohens,
Dor glleronbsr unb fragte i'm, ob er
Der MGroer Ieiner 5o9tsr lei. 9lber
QleranOer geitano au4 iebt ni9t, Ions
bern betleuerte no9mals TeIt feline
uuf6ulb, inbem er augleicb na6 Ieiner
Wutter rief. Sis tpar inbeIIen ;ti6t
untsr Der Msn9e. Damn pinIGte sr
ron Ietnen 5reunben Qbi4ieo 5u ne6z
meti;sune, risf Senielben Elm SsbeipoH
au, rdsrsno 81 gleider 3eitI (n &0rs
per nrdmals nit Ssl s ergoIen
puroe. 9as Strei6bpls, Nas bic
Slamme ent5iinoets, lpur0s BON Sobn
SOrbes dnseitsdt, nad benz Der Negsr
audi NOD i'm lesten 2lusenblite absrz
mails lelne uniGule pefgeuerte. SGnn
aiingelten Die 5lammen an Ieinem
SOrper empOr, unb nd6 lpenigsr ais
flint Wtinuten mar bds fiir1terli6e
Ghauipisl poriiber. 9lls Die Wenge
lab, oaB bds Qeben entflobsn lpar,
begunn lie ii6 lansIam 5u aeritrsuen.
Der ermproete Neger mar am
Samstag nsgen zines perbre6sriIben
Qngriffs auf SRI. Gpa Rotb berbuftet
uno suglet6 bes am 6. Ropsmbsr an
Pearl Sorbss besangenen Woroes be-
i4uloi9t porben. 2eBiere Shat 6at
er bis gu ieinem gnoe geleusnet. SRI.
&otb Selang es, Siilfe gu rufen, uno
lie ipuroe ourh einen Brofeilor Der
9c6i6ule aus ben 9dnpen ibres glnz
nrpifprS hpfrpit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-22
Ser alto Tnbs 1T picSer ba.

Sarrisbura Ya., 10. San.
gta9 einem oenttpiirbigen Sample,
Der mebrere Sabre geoauert, lit Sberit
gB. g. Nuap Der rsguldre republitdz
niiGe Ganoibat fir ben YunpesIenet,
teute bon Der 2ssislatur penniplpaz
MEMS ertpdblt poroeu, Inn bic Glide
ausaufiiaen. pel6e our6 oas @rlOz
f6en ieines sermins am 4. MGr5
1899 entitanoen mar. Gr erbielt I'M
Senat uno Saus 3uIammen 13O
Stimmen, 8 Stimmen iiber bic our
grpdblung erfprperli4e 3abl. Saus
uno Senat peroen morgen Na6mittde
CUR Wablpriifung uno Der fprmsllen
GntiGeieung iiber Die Dabl in gsz
meinidmar Sibung 5uiammentreteu.
9err Suap, bsiien 9eitallung bsraits
unter5eifnet lit, piro morgen Na9z
mittug in 9sIeli6aft einieer SrsunDe
nad Wuibington rsiIen, um am Dom
nerstag Ieinen SIP i'm Senat eiusu=
rebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-22
9ci9c im 9aiisr.
g c 10 g0orf, II. Sdn.

Sroboem aablreid3s 0etettipes unb
PoIi3ei6eamte Die gan5e Ra6t an benz
Safe arbeitsten, mar bis beute 10 ll6r
Der WiDroer ober bic WtDrosr hes ,5us
lpelenbGnolers Msper Weis6aro, Def
len 2eicbe geItern in sinsm Softer gez
Iunoen purbe, nod nibt entbsdt.
8eitsru Nbeno ertuuoigte ii9 Wsiss
bGro's Stisfto6ter auf benz ppli3eiz
3auptquartisr uadb ibm. sic mar
pDllig obnunsslps unp bra6, als nan
ibr Die 2eiGe in Dem Softer seigts,
in ldutes WebtluQen aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-22
gHieber Gin GntiHbruuas=1al!

81 Minneapolis, 0iinn, II. San.
Sine Spe5ialoepeIde Der ,Simes"
Gus 8rinnea, Sd., meloet: Der IL
idbrtge Sobn bon 6errn uno Srau 9.
Wtunsel, Warren, lit ieit leBten Oiensz
tag perI6punDen unp Die llmItdnpe
tpeiien auf cine Gntfiibrung bin. glls
er 3uleBt aeIefen puroe, befano ii4
Der iunge WtunSel in Der 8sieai6aft
zines unbetannten Siinglings. Sic
gtngen Ditlt6, uno BON od an feblt
ieoe Spur bon oem &ndban, Der NIT
telgroB lit unD einen braunen 9(usug
truA. Der Sremoe mahte fait ben
Ginorud zines erpu6lenen Mannes
uno mag dlter iein ais er ausIab. Die
Staot lit in groBer 9lufreguns uno
Die 9eamten tbun 2(aes our 9luTtlds
rung oes Salles. Yer Sheriff toar
heute in Boone uno MarIboltrtpn.
Die Gltern bes &nabsn iino ppblz
hdbeno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-22

folgten lire Spur bis 2afaDette uno
erfubren, paB iie iiA in 0rsen 9ill
befdnoen. Gs wuroe um Wfitternadht
elm Qnsriff uuf oas betreffenoe Saus
porbereitet un0 bepOr Wlarpin &ubh5
ieinen Hepoloer b2nuben tOnnte, luuroe
er bon Glmer SpiBer ms 8elit6t gee
iGpiien. Giner Der Gingefdloiienen
iprang aus Dem 2. Stodpert llno entz
fam, bod, Die beibsn 9riiber puroen
na9 heftisem WioerItanOs, lpObei s..
8plt in Den Hiiden uno 2ouis Sapz
fins in ben 2lrm geI4ofen ipurbe,
iiberpGlfi9t uno na1 2Oganspprt gez
bra9t. 8ubns' Wunoe lit ntGt gez
fdfrlif. Sbglei6 &ubns sur 8eniige
ioentifi5irt lit, bebauptet er, S. @.
Wilion gu bsiBsn unp in DOtuta an
iGiIiQ al Iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-22
Grs Wnmncrneur Wouut tnbt.

Sno oianapolis, Snb., 16. San.
Sames 81. Wount, Der am Wpntag
Wiittag ous Wmt oes 9puperneurs
bon Snoiana nieoerlegte, lit beute
Qbsno um 81 ll6r in ieiner Wobnung
i'm DeniicnsSotsl pl6Bli9 geitOrbsn.
Guaom iisstc.
g Springfielo, Sa., II. San.
Der &umpf um oas Sunbesiends
torsamt puroe bereits beute Mittag
8 Stunoen friiber, ais man ertpartet
bate. gum glbi6luB sebra9t, tnOsm
@rzGouperneur Sanner uno bic iibriz
gen orei 8eeenzGanoioatsn Senator
Gullom's, Sitt, Cannon unp, Yrincs,
BON Der Ganoipatur 5uriidt sn uno
eullom Oas Selo absslisBsf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-22

Setratbsa nnb locesauscigeH nit Spu1
Sl.50; obne Spru1. sl.O0
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-22

ga5ei9su bic Dem @eiite Der IatboGi6cn Rtr1.
iuptcer iiuo, ilnoen .stl. SuH0bme.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1901-09-12

has seven brothers and sisters in Glove
land and the Cleveland directory has
the name Of about that number living
on Hosner street and Ackland avenue,
which adjoin. Some of them are butch
ers and others in different trades. Czol-
gosz does not appear in the least un-
easy or penitent for his action. He
said that he was induced by his atten-
tion to Emma Goldman's lectures and
writings to decide that the present
form of government in this country
was all wrong and be thought the best
way to end it was by killing the Presi-
dent He shows no signs of insanity
but is very reticent about much of his
career While acknowledging himself
an anachist he does not state to what
branch of the organization he belongs
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1901-09-12

from the newspapers the crowd surged
down towards the terrace, eager for a
glimpse OF the prisoner At police
head quarters they were met by strong
Gordon Of police, which was drawn up
across the pavement on Pearl street and
admittance was denied to any except
officials. In a few minutes to crowd
had grown to thousands until the street
was completely blocked. 1t was at this
juncture that someone raised the cry
of Lynch himp Like fash the cry
was taken up and the whole crowd as
if fignited by single match, thus applied
re-echoed the cry Lynch him"
Hang him" Closer the crowd surg
ed. Densor the throng became as new
arrivals swelled each moment the
sway ing multitude. The situation was
becoming critical when suddenly the
big door was flung open and a squad of
reserves advanced with solid front,
drove the crowd back from the curb,
then across the street, and gradually
succeeded in dispensing them from a.
bout the entrance to the station. BY
this time there were probably $4,000
people assembled in the vicinity of
the police headquarters. The crowd
was so great that it became necessary
to rope off the entire street in front Of
police headquarters, and at late hour
tonight the police were still patroling
the streets in the neighborhood in
squads of three or four. Inside the po-
lice station were District-Attorney PEN
ny, Superintendent of Police Bull and
other officials, The prisoner at first
proved quite communicative, so much
so, in fact that little dependence could
be placed on what he said. He first
gave his name as Fred Neiman, and
said his home was in Detroit, and that
he had been in Buffalo about week,
He said he had been boarding in place
on Broadway. Later this place was
located as John Noark's saloon, Raines
law hotel, No. 1918 Broadway Noark
the proprietor said he knew very little
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1901-09-12
Pleasant Grove.
Special to the News.

Special to the News.
Chas Quarles made business trip to
Jasper, Monday,
Quite a number from this section at
tended church at Glover Hill Sunday.
The box supper at this place Sa Lur-
day night was quito success.
Miss Maud Dame visited no me folks
Saturday and Sunday.
Frank Payne was seen on Main ST.
Sunday
Miss Eula Curtis visited this section
Saturday
Miss Lou Payne was all smiles Satur-
day night. Wonder who she saw.
Mrs. George Quarles and Mrs Ham
monds visited Mrs, Jno. Dame Satur-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Dame visited
their son, D. V. Dame Sunday.
Prof, Balls school is progressing nice
ly. About 45 regularly attend,
Misses Sarah, Alice and Lizzie Lay
visited Miss Maud Dame Sunday after
noon,
Oscar Love attended church at Glover
Hill Sunday.
Kelley Quarles went to Jasper shop
ping Saturday.
Miss Ellen Hascal and Miss Irene
Lewis called on Mrs. Jno. Dame Satur-
day afternoon.
Walter Dame went TO the mountain
/ Monday.
Prof. Ball visited home folks near
Shellmound Sunday.
Craig Rollins passed through this sec
tion Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ Dame of Rankin's
Cove, visited Mrs. d. V, Dame and wife
Sunday.
Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Isabella and Miss
Irene Lewis visited Miss Maud Dame
Sunday afternoon.
News Is quite scarce this week SO
will close wishing success to the News
and its readers. Tom FINCH.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1901-09-12

at the same time removing his hat and
bowing his head in his hands. In an
instant Secretary Cortelyou and Presi-
dent Milburn we're at his side. His
waistcoat was hurriedly opened, the
President meantime admonishing those
about him to remain calm and telling
them not to be alarmed,
"But you are wounded, cried his Sec
retary, "let me examine"
"No, / think not, answered the Pres
ident. 81 am not badly hurt | assure
you"
Nevertheless his outer garments were
hastily loosened, and when a trickling
stream Of crimson was seen to wind it's
way down his breast, spreading its stain
over the white surface of the linen,
their worst fears were confirmed.
A force of exposition guards were on
the scene by this time, and an effort
was made to clear the building.
Spectators crowded down the stair
ways from Lub BdlltEloS anu blo CIOWu
on the floor surged forward toward the
rostrum, while, despite the strenuous
efforts of police and guards, the throng
without struggled madly to obtain ad-
mission.
The Presidents assailant in the mean
time had been hustled to tbe rear of the
building by the exposition guards,
where he was held while the building
was cleared and later he was turned ov-
er to Supt. Bull, of the Buffalo police
department, who took the prisoner to
No 10 police station, apd afterwards to
police headquarters AS soon as the
crowd in the Temple of Music had dis
persed sufficiently
THE PRESIDENT WAS REMOVED
in the automobile ambulance and taken
to the exposition hospital where an ex-
animation was made.
The President retained the full exer-
else of his faculties until placed on the
operating table and subjected to an an
aesthetic. Upon the first examination
it was ascertained that one bullet had
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1901-09-12
CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Tragic Death Of Robert HindsOn at Whit.
we'll Thursday.

WhitweI, Tenn, September T.
Special to the News, Robert
Hindson, "A we'll, known miner, was
killed outright yesterday morning
about $3.50 by falling slate, Hewas
engaged in what is known among
miners as pulling stumps,' or in
other words as removing the pill
lars of coal lett standing to support
the roof until the coal is removed
from that part Of the mine 1t is
very dangerous work and accidents
are quite frequent,
The accident occurred in ii
north Nc, bank, and Hindson
WAS engaged in loading car when
a rock thirty two inches thick, Tell
from the roof crushing him to
death before assistance could be
given him 1t required the efforts
of six men to prize the rock off Of
him. The body was not badly
bruised He was thirty-two old,
and leaves vile and one child,
five, months old. The body was
taken in charge by Olive Branch
Lodge, No. 81, l. O, 0. f., although
he was a member Of a Plttsburg,
Pa lodge, and interment was made
at the Walker cemetery. Rev, j.
Hash conducted the service aud
preached a beautiful sermon, A
large number Of citizens, and mem
bers Of Local Union, U. NJ, of w.,
No 287, OF which lie was mems
Der, attended the mineral, evincing
their respect for deceased and
sympathy for his wife.
He was born in England March
! 8, 1869. He was member of the
Mt. Olive Methodist chnrh which
he joined nine years ago. He was
happily married to Miss Eva Carl,
yon, daughter of W. IL Carlyon, Of
this place, who with a five months
old child is left to mourn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1901-09-12
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.

Milburn House, Buffalo, Sept. TO-
The following bulletin was issued by
the Presidents physicians at 1890 p, M:
The condition of the President is uu-
changed in all important particulars.
His temperature is 1906; pulse, ia; res
piration, 2S.
When the operation was done on Fri
day last it was noted that the bullet
had carried with it short distance be-
meath the skin fragment of the Presi-
dents coat. This foreign material was
of course removed, but a slight irrita-
tion OF the tissues was produced, the ev-
licences of which only appeared tonight
1t has been necessary on account of
this slight disturbance to remove few
stitches and partially open the skin
wound. This incident cannot give rise
to other complications, but it is COM
municated to the public, as the surgeons
in attendance wish to make their bulle-
tins entirely frank. In consequence of
this separation of the edge of the sur
face of the wound the healing of the
wound will be somewhat delayed.
The President is now we'll enough to
begin to take nourishment by the mouth
in the form OF pure beef juice"
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1901-09-12
Cured of Chronic Diarrhoea After Thirty
Years of Suffering

II suffered for thirty years with diar-
rhoea and thought was past being cur
ed" says John 5. Holloway of French
Camp, Miss. Il had spent so much
time and money and suffered so much
that had given up all hopes of recov-
cry. l was so feeble from the effects of
the diarrhoea that could do no kind of
labor, could not even travel, but by ac-
cident / was permitted to find bottle
of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
aFrhoea Remedy, and after taking sew
eral bottles l am entirely cured of that
trouble. l am SO pleased with the re-
suit that am anxious that it be in
reach of all who suffer as I have" For
sale by Coldwell & ChaudoiR.