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The Holly chieftain., 1901-09-20

Buffalo, n. Y, Sept 1G.-Leon +.
CxOlgosz, alias Fred Neimnn, was in
dicted to-day by the County Court
grand jury for murder In the first de-
gree. for fatally shooting President
Mckinley III the Temple of Music In
the Pan-Ameriean Exposition at 4:15
o'clock the afternoon of September
9th.
CzOigosz will probably be arraigned
again tomorrow morning to plead to
the Indictment.
Aside form the surgeons and plysi-
clans IN the case, no witnesses We're
sworn other than those who were In
the Temple of Music and witnessed the
shooting. The complete witnesses In
the order in which they appeared to
!. testify, follows:
Dr. Herman Mynter, DR.. Fl. Il. Gay
lord, DIR. II. G.. Matzinger, DIR. NJ. ID.
Mann, Secret Service Detective Gala
gher, Attorney James L. Quackenbusl.
Attorney Louis L. Babcock, Harry
Hinshaw. Captain Damer and PETROL
man Merkel Of the exposition guards;
Corporal Louis Bertschey and Pri-
Yates Neff. O'Brien, Fennebaugh and
Brooks Of the Seventy-third Seacoast
artillery; r. c. Knapp, Mrs. Fanden-
DOTBu DuSlB, dUuu okuuClI, u GOtOteu
porter; Captain Velley, chief of the
exposition detectives; Superintendent
Bull and Assistant Superintendent r.
v. Cusack of the local police depart
ment; Fred Leigliter. Charles ]. Close.
Exposition Guards Westenfelier and
James and Detectives Geary and Solo
mon Of this city.
At 4:16 O'Clock this afternoon. exact
ly ten days after the shooting. the
grand jury voted unanimously to ILL.,
dict Cxolgosz for murder In the first
degree.
At 4:41 the secret Indictment was
presented to Judge Emery In .the
County Court.
Cgolgosx was then taken under n
strong guard from the Jail through the
tunnel under Delaware avenue to the
basement Of the city hall and up the
stairs to the court room on the second
door.
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Judee Hazel had stepped to the rear
Of the President and Mr.. Roosevelt
coming closer to Secretary Root, said
In a voice, that Mt first wnvered, hut
finally came deep and strong. while
as tf to control his nervousness he held
firmly to the lapel Of his coat with his
right hand:
II shall take the oath at oLce, In ac-
cordance with your request, and In
this hour Of deep and terrible national
bereavement, wish to state that 1t
shall be my aim TO continue absolutely
unbroken. the policy Of President Nc
Kinley for the peace and prosperity
and honor of our beloved country"
The President stepped further into
the bay window and Judge Hazel. tax
ing mp the constitutional oath Of office
which had been prepared on parch-
ment, asked the President to raise his
right hand and repeat. if after him.
There was a hush like death In the
room as the Judge read few words
at time and the President in strong
voice and without tremor md with
his raised hand as steady as IL carved
from marble, repeated 1t after him.
"And thus swear" lie ended 1t.
The hand dropped by his side, the
chin for an instant rested ON the
breast and the silence remained un-
broken for n couple of minutes as
though the new President of the Unit
ed States was Offering silent prayer.
Judge Hazel broke 1t, saying:
Mr. President, please attach your
signature" And the President, turn
ing to a small table nearby, wrote,
Theodore Roosevelt at the bottom Of
the document in a firm hand.
II should like to see the nembers of
the Cabinet few moments after the
others retire." said the President, and
this was the signal for the score OF the
people who had been favored by wit
Messing of the ceremony, to retire. AS
they turned to 90, the President said:
II vii shake hands with you people
gladly" and with something of his old
smile returning he first shook hands
with the members OF the Cabinet pres
ent, then Senator Depew and finally
with few guests and newspaper men.
Immediately following the .dispers.
Ing Of the spectators after the taking
Of the oath. the President asked the
Cabinet members present to confer
with him. The conference lusted very
nearly two hours, and when 1t was I'm
ished the President said to the Asso-
ciated Press Representatives:
Following on the brisf statement
made when taking the oath, that I
| would follow the administrative linea
laid down by President AcKinley,
requested the members OF the Cabinet
who were present to remain In thelz
positions, at least for the present
They have assured me that they will
and may say that l have Assurances
also FROM the absent membsss.n '7i,
Inquiry was made OF the President
as to whether an extra session Of Con
gress would be called by him, and he
said that there WAS no fundamental
law requiring the calling OF Congress
together upon the succession Of vice
president to the presidency. and that
after consultation with the Cabinet
they had decided that no such extra
I! session would be called.
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Nos,es to A.b....dst;i,I A !.


Immediately after the receipt of the
news In Washington Of the death OF
President Mckinley. the following
note was sent to the foreign represen.
tatives accredited to the government
Of the United States:
Department Of State, Washington,
Sept. IA, 1901.
-Sir-It N my painful duty to an
noVtce to yOu the death of William
Mckinley. president Of the United
States. IN thescity OF Buffalo, at is min
utes past In the morning OF to-day.
September 14th. i 'T7'
Laid low by the net on an assassin.
the week-lOng struggle to save his life
has been watched with keen solicitude.
not alone by the people Of this coun-
ranks to the high office he Oiled, but
by the people Of all friendly nations,
whose messages Of sympathy and
hope, while hope was possible, have
been most c0nsolatory In this time Of
sore trial.
Now that the end has come. I re-
quest you to be the medium Of com.
municating the Sad tidIngs to the gUy-
ernment Of the honored nation you 20
worthily represent. and to announce
that, In obedience to the prescriptions
OF the constitution, the ONCE Of pFesi-
dent has devolved upon Theodore
Roosevelt, vice president Of tho Upited
Accept. sir, the renewed assupance
Vt my highest consldera tioa
K Z s,, -.i ~ yNHM.HxX
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Of America, do appoint Thursday next.
September 10th. the, day on which the
body of the dead President will be laid
Ia Its last earthly. resting place, - 4
day Of mourning and prayer through
out the United States. earnestly rec
ommenA tliatSalr the people do asSam-
bic on that day in their respective
pisces of diylne' worship. then ~ bow
down in submission to the will OF Al.
mighty God, and to pay out Of full
hearts their homage OF love and rover
ence to the great, good President
wa1ose death has sniitten the nAtion
with bitter grief. a4 f1tff y; IS
In Witness whereof l have hereunto
set my hand; and cauxed the aeAf Of
the United States to le affixed.
+ Done at the city OF Washington the
14th day Of September. A. d. one
thousand nine hundred and one, and
lof the Independence OF the United
States the one hundred and twenty.
sixth. q. y
(signetD rHEoD0REs sRDnsEyELr.
sBy the PeshAehf,y 4
lonn Hay. Secretiry d state.
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PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
TAKES OATH OF OFFICE

A1lburn House, Buffalo, Sept, IA
President Roosevelt reached Buffalo
at 1:4O this afternoon, accompanied
only by his private secretary, William
Loeb, Jr. When he left the train an
escort Of the Fourth signal corps
formed about him and conducted him
to an automobile which his friend,
Ansley Wilcox. had in waiting.
The President rode to the Wilcox
home, where he stopped to dress and
then went to the Milburn house to
make his official call Of coincidence.
The place selected to take the oath
Of office was the, Library OF Mr.. VIII
coxs house, rather small room, but
picturesque, the heavy. oak trimmings
and massive book cases giving all
somewhat the appearance of q legal
den. pretty bay window with
stained glass and heavy hangings,
formed a background and against this
the President took his posltion.
Surrounding him were the 1--WE mem
! bers Of the Cabinet. Secretaries Root,
Hitchcock, Long, Wilson and Post
master General Smith. Nearby were
senator Chauncey NJ. Dcpew, Judge Of
the Court Of Appeals Halght, John
Seathartl, Mr.. and Mrs. Ansley Wilcox,
Miss Wilcox, George r. Sawyer, Drs.
Mann, Park and Stockton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carleton Sprngue, Mr.. and Mrs.
John G. Milburn, secretary to the
President, William Loeb, Jr.; secre-
tary to the deceased President, George
B. Cortelyou; DIR. and Mrs. Charles
Carey. r. e.C. Scathard, J. ID. Sawyer,
William Jeffers OF the United States
Senate, and Judge, of the United
States District Court, John r. Hazel.
Judge Hazel stood near the Presi-
dent In. the bay window and the latter
showed his almost extreme nervous
ness by plucking at the lapel of his
long frock coat and neryously tapping
the hardwood floor with his heel. He
stepped over once to Secretary Root
and for about five minutes they con
versed earnestly. The question at is.
sue was whether the President should
swear In, or whether he should swear
in first and sign the document In the
case after. t
At precisely 3:42 o'clock, Secretary
Root ceased his conversation with the
Fan absolute hush fell upon every one
audible: voice: H -
MI vice freslueHt, - theu nis
roice broke and for fully two minutes
The tears came down his face and his
Ups quivered, SO that he could not
Antinue his utterances. There were
sympathetic tears from those about
Fnnd two great drops ran down either
cheek Of the successor Of William Nc
Kinley. Mr. Roots chin was on bis
breast. Suddenly throwing back his
head AZ if with an EFFORT he continued
in a broken voice: sgl
( II have been requested on behalf Of
N&le Cabinet Of the late President, at
least those who are present In Buffalo,
all except two, to request that for rea-
sons Of weight, affecting the Affairs Of
government, you should proceed to
take the constitutional office Of presi-
dent of the United State"
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Assasass's rr.a,.

Buffalo, Sept. 16.-Cxolgosx may bs
sarraiRnei to plead to the Indictment
on Monday, September 23d. It y not
known that he will be arrnigned on
that day, bnt that Is the earliest day
upon which the prisoner can b
brought before the court, as at pres
.ent there II no session Of the Supreme
Court. On September 23d Justice
White will convene the regular term
OF part III Of the Supreme Court,
which part u set aside for the trial
Of criminal cases.
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the. tissues around the further course
of the bullet. Death was una voidaGle
by any surgical Or medical treatment,
and was the direct result Of the bullet
wound.
Harvey d. Gaylord. NJ. D., r. N.
Rixey. N, D., Herman Mynter, N. D.,
Eugene Wasdln, NJ. d., Edward j.
1aneway, NJ. D., w. r. Kendall, Sur
geoh U. 8. A, Edward l.. M,mson,
Asst. Surgeon u. q. A.. Herman O..
Matringer, NJ. D., Matthew ID. Mann,
N. D., Roswell Park. NJ. d., Charles
G.. Stockton. M. D., w. W. Johnston,
NJ. D.. Charles Carey, n. D., Hemnnus
L. Bacr, NJ. ID.
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Cso,xosr y Dyn..st~r.

New York. Sept. 17.-LeoD Czolgosx
was arrested six years ago at Duryea.
Pennsylvania, charged with an at
tempt TO blow up the house OF "A Polish
Catholic priest, according TO special
from Scranton, Pennsylvania. to the
World. Many sticks OF dynamite with
caps and wires We're found In his
trunk. The same special says:
when the news OF President Nc
Kinley's death was reported the an
archists held Ng joihdcssion' Iueet-
lnx.r 3.
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QUICK WORK WILL BE MADE
WITH ASSASSIN CZOL LGOSZ

CzOlgosZ Is of medium height. of
fairly good build. and has light curly
hair, but n ten-days' growth of beard
on his face gave him an unkempt ap-
pearance. Apparently lie feigned III
sanity, not stupidity. and his glance-
roamed about. but his eyes We're al
ways downcast. Not once did he look
the county prosecutor or the judge in
the face.
"Czol.osz. have you gH a lawyer?
Do you wish a lawyer? You have been
indicted for murder in the first degree.
Do you want a lawyer to defend:
Czolgosz, look Mt me and. answer?
District Attorney Penny fired these
questions ut the prisoner, his voice
rising with each succeeding question,
but Czolgosz stubbornly refused to.
answer.
Judge Emery then asked the pris-'
oner before the bar If he had counsel,
but there WIS no answer, despite the
I fact that the officers told him the.
Judge was speaking and that lie must
answer. The court then said:
"Czolgosz, you having appeared for
arrlignment In the court, without
counsel, the law makes it the duty of
the court to assign counsel. The Bar
Association of our county has consid-
cred the matter and suggested the
names of certain gentlemen of high
character for such assignment The
court has seriously considered the
question and has concluded TO follow
the suggestion made by he assOcia-
HOn. The court therefore assigns Lor-
alne l.. Lewis and Robert q. Titus as
your counsel"
CzOlgOsz was han.lcufre,l Ia the de-
tcctive. who started oni uf the court
= ~ with him. The crowds rurged
after them. hut found the exit barred
by policemen. Outside the court room
door the prisoner was surrounded by
policemen and hurried downstairs in
to the basement. whence he was taken
through the tunnel To the jail. Wheth-
er he WIS left there for ;he night, or
taken elsewhere, the Is,lice refused to
say.
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Chase. Major A. c. Williams and
Ralph Voorhees,. 1T Is possible," he
continued. that we may have still
greater number. Each mail brings us
additional requests for positions. We
will grant them all. There win be
plenty of room for every organization
In the state. II they choose to come to-
Denver and wish to participate
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Waaren fir 0otels.
,lniere Nustpabl bon 5oiletten-
Mrtifeln 1T politdnoia. gRit elmer
prdhiigen Nustpabl bon Deforaiionen
unb Gormen. preiie 5000, 700 unb
500. Wir baben aud eine groBe Mus=
tpabl aem0bnliber Gei1irrmaoren fir
Mntaasaebraud fsbr billig. sybr ber.
iiert @elb, tpetln Sbr Cure Weidirr.
tpaaren nint bel uns eintauft.
Weiier uno @abeln, elm SET
so Gents.
Sute iAtpere 9beelOff,l, Elm get
Is Gents.
guts iduere gbl0fel, Elm eet
25 Gents.
Bon elnai0irten Waaren fdbren
mir nur Die beten unb perfaufen bielel-
ben 10 bilIia, tDie einiae anoere Stores
ben billiaen, leidten Gtoff.
Wollt ihr cine quite 6dnaenlatte
billig, 10 fDmmt su uns, mir baben alle
greife berunterseiebt.
= Z
8nrniioes
9eparte1uellt 5tOre.
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Gin arnter @iuiunGr

nerbunaerte flrslih in 9cnbun. neil el
feline Nabruns niht serbauen fcnnte
Der rehtseitise 9ebrauA BON Or. Sings
New 9ife Yills wiiree i'm serettet 1aben
sic farten ben Wasen, belfen Der Ser.
pauuns, fDrsern Die 9iiimilatipn, teRern
ben @ppetit. preis 25 Gents. Self
,uriiderfattet, ipenn niht befrierist
gerfauft In S. 6, Miaer u. Ssbn's App.
tbefe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-01
Observation-Disclosures

sSobn Martin, 8naoenbiitten : Yearl
@arner, Sod IL.
Gobert %. Ypons - emma 8. Wil=
liams, beioe Dpn Stem gomerstopn.
6reoerif q. Mtar 2eibslt = geiIie 81.
gDile, beioe nor Seem @omerstown.
Siaac S. Mlton, @aperlp, %. 3d., -
Marp 6amilton, Canal 0ouer.
Trant $. @alebeer BON Seem pbilaoels
pbia. Soa Sbaifer. Wiineral
gitp.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-01

= Seine 3meifel, mir laben Yrospe-
ritdt Die Itatiltilben 3ablen iiber Nus.
fubr uno ginfubr II. I. ~. aeisen es.
Mber 3miihen ben oberen nno unteren
e6ibteE Iheint iid elm maHeroihte5
Celtub gu bsTinoen, oas teinen Sropfen
bon Dem @oloresen naA unteu ourd'
ldBt.
Der heurise CONNER iheint nidt
nur Der heibete ieit pielen Sabren 81
iein, lonbern AUDI cine nnaelpD6nlld)
srpbe Nnsabl pon obeiBelten" Sa9en gu
haben.
- 8. q. Moomam in Gtoneereel
bat cine ib0ne Nusuabl bon 9auber1
iiir Gdsfiibel on Sano ino perfauft
oislelben fir go Gents per Sunoert Doe,
oas Souleno fiir $500. IA