Waterbury Democrat., 1901-09-10
MCKINLEY BETTER
Doctors All Say He Is Sure to
 Get We'll.
THERE IS GREAT REJOICING

The Most Favorable Reports Come
 From the MiIIburn House All Day
 Vice President Roosevelt and Sena- tor Hanna to Leave Buffalo-Wag- onIoads of Beautiful Floral Pieces Sent to the Millburn House
 Buffalo, Sept 1O.-The president ask ed for the daily papers again this morning, and he also asked when he would be allowed to sit up All this is taken as a sure sign0hat the presi- dent is on the rapid road to recovery Up to this time the only persons aside from the physicians. that have been allowed to see the president, were Mrs Mckinley and Secretary Cortelyou- Mrs Mckinley went for drive this af- ternoon-
 Buffalo. Sept 1O.-An the more signi- fcance attached to Senator Hanna announcement to-day of his probable departure to New Hampshire owing to the fact that he stated yesterday that he would not leave until the presl- dent is out of danger. The supposl- tion. which naturally arises from ms announcement today. is that the presl- dent is out of danger.
 Buffalo. N. Y., Milburn House, Sept 1O.-At noon a wagon load of the most beautiful flowers imaginable arrived at the MiIburn house. They were ad- dressed to the president and were the compliments of the governor of Rhode Island. The flowers consisted of great punches of beautiful Japanese lilies, American beauty roses and scarlet saIvia- They were a beautiful sight and the fragrance from so many flow CTS were indeed sweet.
 MiIburn House. Buffalo, Sept 10.- The president will live and will prOba- bly carry tile bullet of the would-be assassin with him to the grave This is the sOlemnly expressed opinion CT Dr Charles McBurney of New York, m a statement to q representative or me Associated Press after the consultation of the physicians this morning. He announced that the president nad passed the danger point and now the only possibility of complications re- mained. He also announced that un- less the bullet embedded in the muscles of the back caused trouble there would be no necessity to extract it. In his opinion it would not even be located with the X-ray. Nothing could he gained by the use of the X-ray, he said, except the satisfaction of curios- fty. All the other physicians were equally confident after the morning consultation that recovery was as sured Dr Wasdin said the president was out of the woods with daylight behind him. Dr Park expressed it this way: "Unless unexpected complica- tiOns occur we expect him to recover" :"
 The day which had dawned wet and gloomy cleared as the physicians de party The sun broke through the clouds and bathed the ivy clad house in which the president lay in mellow sunshine.
 The faces of the sentries who paced their beats before the sun grew radf ent the tireleSs workers of the press were jubilant and the people who gathered at the lines were so over jcyed with the strong assurance given that several times they were on the point of raising a cheer. Even the ex- position managers began to plan day of thanksgiving. not alone for the 6x- position. but one in which the whole country could join. It is to be given the aspect of a national day of rejoic- ing. They are arranging that on a certain day the bells of all the cities and towns in the United States be set ringing and that the rejoicing be her. aided with the footing of whistles and the booming of cannon.
 The members of the cabinet, Senator Hanna. General Grosvenor. who ar rived from Ohio only this morning. and all the other distinguished friends of the president, who have remained here to await the issue of the attempt upon his life. hurried to the Milburn resi- dence to learn the particulars and join in the general jubilatiOn- For hours carriages and automobiles streamed up Delaware avenue Down town the people gathered in crowds at the bull letfn boards and gave vent to their pent up feelings in rejoicing. and at the exposition the thousands of visitors who read the bulletins posted every where burst into cheers
 MiIburn House, Buffalo, Sept 1O.- Again what may be termed a crisis night. the fourth since the dastardly attempt on the life of President Me Kinley. has passed and without a sin gle symptom unfavorable to the presi- dents recovery In fact. the tone of the first bulletin this morning was most carefully worded, rejoicing that the distinguished patient had been more comfortable during the night than during any previous period since he was wounded Both pulse and temperature are a trif1e higher than yesterday morning. but so little as to cause no worry. and in fact. rather to give encouragement by the slightness of the change of condition Between a. m- and 6:30 a. m- there was 10 sign of life about the MiIburn man. sion except that at 3:15 Dr Park, who had been one of the night watchers, left the house to go to his room. At rare intervals the watchers on the cor ner opposite would see the light in the presidents room brighten a little as 1he attendants did something for the patients comfort.
 At o'clock a gentle rain began fall fnK. making it unpleasant for the neWsDaDef watchers and the guards.