New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
and will remain with the other members OF the
Cabinet at least for a day or two.


DEVOTION OF CABINET MEMBERS.
The devotion of the members OF the Cabinet
10 their chief is touching All would desire to
remain near him until the crucial period 10
passed and Secretaries Hitchcock and wilson
declare that only absolute and imperative pubic
business will induce them to depart before tne
President is pronounced out Of danger senator
Hanna will also remain until the physicians give
absolute assurance that Mr.. Mckinley VIII hVe'
Controller Dawes and some OF the otner men
connected with the administration expect 10
denart Tomorrow or Wednesday IL the I'M
provement continues
RoOsEvELTs CONDUCT PRAISED
vice-President Roosevelt has occupied pc
culiarly delicate and trying position since the
event which threatened the Presidents me- ou'
he has borne himself throughout this ordeal IN
such manner to win the admiration anu re-
spec, OF all. 1t has, moreover. added a ne"
bond hetween the Vice President and those IN
t,rstelv associated with the President. and the
latter are warmest in their expressions OF the
manner In which he has met every requirement
OF the situation Not for moment has he per-
rnstted the idea to be entertained that there was
need for considering the constitutional disabil-
ty of the President and the exercise OF execu-
tive functions which this would impose on him.
On the contrary, Mr. Roosevelt has been one OF
the most positive in the conviction that the
President would recover. Nor has there been
any occasion for the exercise Of executive au-
thority for such minor routine matters as come
up can readily be left until the present emer-
eency has passed. Twice to-day and again this
evening. the Vice-Presicent called at the Mill
burn house to inquire to the Presidents con-
d,tion. During the afternoon call he met several
q, the Cabinet officers and Senator Hanna. and
spent a short time with them in informal dis
cussion. On the streets Mr.. Roosevelt has been
a centre of respectful attention, but he has met
this with dignity and composure
Mr. Roosevelt will not leave the city until
The physicians issue a bulletin or give an opinion
that the President will surely recover Tonight,
in company with his host, Ansley Wilcox he
went out FOR q short time He is without doubt
the mot sanguine of the government oiicials
here. unless il be Secretary Wilson. who pre-
diets that the President will be out IN two
weeks vice-President Roosevelt said tonight:
II came here because believed my place was
near the President and will not leave until the
situation has entirely cleared up"
Emperor Nicholas gave happy expression to
the worldwide solicitude the President in
a message which made public to-day. 1t
is addressed TO the President. and after ex-
p. ssng his happiness at the Presidents i'm
provement, adds that he joins with the Ameri-
can people in the universal wish for a speedy
recovery.
Judge William r. Day. of Canton. arrived mere
late this afternoon and went at once to the
Milburn house Abner Mckinley. the Presidents
brother. also arrived and was at the house
ANXIETY ALMOST DISAPPEARS.
At 1870 o'clock tonight the temper Of every
body about the Mburn house seemed to nave
undergone a radical change. The police did not
stop wagons from going by the nearest corner
at high speed. The regular army guard was
not so particular about those who passed up the
guarded street. The newspaper men did not
maintain the quiet that has prevailed for the
last three days Even those who came from the
house stopped on the corner to laugh and chat
From sombre foreboding the feeling has sud
denly turned to joyful confidence.
At 1880 tonight the lights in the house, ex-
cept those dimly shining in the sickroom, were
extinguished, and by II o'clock peaceful quiet
reigned. On the dark corner opposite the house
soldiers policemen and newspaper men kept
vigil, however, sheltered beneath tents provided
for them by the city and military authorities.
The $50 bulletin, was promised. was to be
the last OF the night, and while it brief. at
fention was called to the fact that the pulse was
exactly the same as this morning. 112. and that
the temperature was eight-tenths Of a degree
lower
Senator Hanna was the last official caller at
the house. He stayed only few minutes but
had a short interview with DR.. McBurney.
When he came out he said: Everything is all
right and if the improvement continues / may
go home tomorrow"
THE POPE TO LEAD CRUSADE.
WILL HEAD MOVEMENT TO SUPPRESS AN
ARcHY AMONG CHRISTIAN POWERS
London, Sept 10.-'sThe Pope has been so i'm
pressed by the attack upon President McKin-
ley" says the Rome correspondent Of The Daily
Mail" that he intends to take the initiative in
Joint action by the Christian powers against
anarchism He is writing an important
cyclcal on the subject, which will be published
next month"
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