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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-25
Prof.. B. F. GRESH

Gresh's Dancing Academy. Persons new
block. 135 n. Delaware street. Mr.. Gresh
says: "Dr. Tomson certainly has the best
equipped medical institute in the city. A
consultation with DR.. Tomson is sufficient
TO show anyone hat he is a master OF his
specialties and what he promises can be
depended upon. / took several treatments
OF his New Catarrh Treatment and found
IL the right thing for catarrh. I recon-
mend anyone In need Of a specialist TO con-
suit Dr.. Tomson."
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1861, in the Tenth Indiana. serving as major.
He was promoted to lieutenant colonel of
the regiment and resigned Aug. %, 1862. He
re-enlisted i'm the service as colonel of the
Seventy-secon Indiana; was wounded at
Selma, Ala. or April 2. 1860, and was later
b-evetted brigadier general. He was mus
tered out with the regiment. General Mil
Ter was in command of the famous Wilder
Brigade in nearly all its important en-
Ea QementS-
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ford county. on Tuesday night. wrecking
the front. a number Of showcases and sew
cral shelves OF medicines. Belief that in
toXicants had been illegally sold in the
store was the animus of the act.
The School Board at Dublin, Wayne
county. has elected Prof. j. G. Mills. Of
Fountain City, superintendent of the
schools for next year. M. r.. Mason. prin-
cipal of one OF the In ward schools,
succeeds Professor Mills. Announcement
has been made of the approaching mar
riage of Professor Mills and Miss Jessie
Bond. postmistress at Dublin.
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Brave Rescue of n Child.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
JEFFERSONVlLLE, Ind, April 24.-The
fire department to-day rescued the little
two-year-old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
oliver Shelton from a horrible death in a
deep vault. The child was playing in the
yard, when IL ventured too near the vault
and fell in. No ladders were at hand, and
the fire department was summoned. Their
ladders would not reach TO the bottom. and
Jack Glynn hung TO the bottom round and
clutched the child by the hair. Ropes
were then used TO pull Glynn and the child
70 eafetv
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SHOT FIVE MEN.

CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PACED
steel-lined mail car, under a well-armed
guard. He was taken TO see the scafold
on which he was to have been hanged. This
was before the reprieve came. He expressed
himself as pleased with IL, but said he
would like TO have the stockade taken down
so the BOYS could see the Job
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THREE STORES BURNED.
Lively Midnight Blaze i'm BIuHtOn's
Business District.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
BLUFFTON, Ind, April A.-Three BUSH
ness houses on the West Side. belonging to
Henry Hunsicker, were badly damaged by
fire last midnight. The fixtures and stocks
OF Harry Neloson. druggist. and Emery
Church, butcher, are a total loss. Hun
sicker's grocery stock was damaged by
water. Losses aggregate 5000; insurance,
S,dO; companies, German OF FreepOrt,
orient or Glens Falls. German of Indian
apolis.
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Both Ears 3 Years

Partial deafness in both ears-it was
~dreadfully annoying. L could never enjoy
the theater. L couldn't hear the preacher
at church. | always had to ask several
times when spoken to. and it hurt my feel
ings to have people shout at me-. All that
and more one suffers who is hard of hear
ing. God bless DIR. Tomson for his Discov-
cry. l have sent my friends to get cured.
and advise all deaf people TO go to him and
get cured Miss l.. Hornberger, SIC Indi-
ana avenue.
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weighs Less Than Two

WARSAW. Ind. April PA boy weighing
less than two pounds. but perfectly de-
veloped has been born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Secherell. of this place. The child
IS less than twelve inches long ana a
voman's ring can be slipped over Its head.
IL is thought the midget will live.
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Gen. A. o. Miller Is Very sick.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LEBANON. Ind. April 2.-General A. O..
Miller is critically i'll at hts home In this
city. and his death seems only a question
Of a short time. He is afflicted with the
same trouble that proved fatal in General
Harrison's case. General Miller made an
cnviable record during the civil war. He
was mustered into the service on Sept. IS,
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VIII stnrt the Sims Factory.

Special to tho Indianapolis Journal.
WINDFALL, Ind, April 4.-Aaron +.
Swoveland. formerly owner of the Wind
fall glass factory. who sold the plant last
fall. has bought the Eagle bottle factory
at Sims. which has been closed for several
months and will begin its operation as soon
as wells can be drilled or he can rent gas
for present use. The factory Will furnish
employment for $50 hands and will be run
at full capacity.
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Catarrh and
Consumption
One WEEK OF The FAMOUS TREATMENT FREE
"Cured Her Dangerous
Cough and Weak Lungs"

account Of weak lungs and dreadful
cough I could not let my little girl go to
school for the past three years. I took
her TO the best doctors in Indianapolis for
three and a half years, and here now in
three weeks treatment by DR.. Tomson's
new lung cure she is going TO school and
sleeps all night without coughing. Her
fearful cough was the greatest worry OF
my life. Many times 1 feared consumption
had taken her and she would never get
well. DIR. Tomson's New Treatment has
surely saved my child's life, and / hope
will save many others"
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Seeking Woman's AssniInnt.

VANCEBURG, Ky, April 24.-News
reaches here this morning of a crime COM
mitted at Poplar Flat, twelve miles south
west. Samuel Clifford. a prominent citizen
&. that vicinity. was absent from home last
night. About 10 o'clock a masked man en-
tered the house and criminally assaulted
Mrs. Clifford The woods are full of citizens
seeking a clew to the perpetrator OF the
crime
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Indiana Soldier Dend.

LEAVENWORTH. Kan. April Pa
Measles have broken out in the Fourteenth
Cavalry at Fort L~eavenworth. Forty men
are now In the hospital. Walter l.. Horn.
or the Fourteenth Cavalry. died to-day OF
He was nineteen years old.
and his home is at Hartford City, Ind.
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AN OPEN
INVITATION

DR.. Tomson, the great specialist. in the
Stevenson building, invites all people af-
ficted with any disease to call at his Of
hces and be examined free. He makes this
great offer because he believes his offices
are equipped far superior 70 any other for
making examinations. With his new method
OF examining he can honestly advise the
patient what the real trouble IS and show
them the best course TO pursue to get
cured.
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INDIANA
father of the Late G. w. Allen Bring
Ing the Body Home.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
IERhE HAUTE. Ind. April Pc. b.
Alien father of George NJ. Allen, who died
IN Denver last night. t~elegraphed that he
would leave Denver to-day. with the body,
Tor Ierre Haute. There had been little
nope among Mr.. Aliens friends here who
were acquainted with the nature of his
paralytic afiliction that he would perma-
nently recover. and when he went to Den
yer two weeks ago il was feared that he
would not return alive.
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Fair Commissioners Organize.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. April 2t-The. Louisiana
Purchase Worlds Fair National Commits
sion met to-day with all the nine members
present and completed its permanent or
ganization. Ex-senator Thomas IA. Carter,
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stricken with ApopIexy.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
SHELBYVILLE. Ind April N-C1ty
Treasurer Robert Montgomery suffered a
STROKE Of apoplexy Tuesday evening and
probably will not recover.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-25

MEXICO CITY, April 24-The Associated
Press correspondent Is authorized to say
that President Diaz Will be unable 10 ac-
cept any Invitation 10 meet President Nc
Kinlcy at the border. on account OF the
pressure OF public business. President Diaz
continues In excellent health, but Is closely
confined 10 his Office. there being a large
amount Of business for his attention.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-25

CINCINNATI. April 25.-At 2 a. m. the
stage of the river registered 5s1 feet. This
shows a rise OF half an inch an hour
since IL o'clock last night.
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LADIES

You need not suffer from weakness, head
ache. backache or nervous hysteria. DIR.
Tomson's special electro-medical treatment
will cure. Call about your case. Consulta-
ton free. Have you a tumor or internal
growth? DIR. Tomson cures these without
the knife or pain.
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What Is Your Disease?

Do NOT WAIT If YOU ARE SUI
FERlNG from any disease of the, Nerves,
Nervous Weakness, Lungs. Heart. StOm-
ach, kidneys, Liver, skin. Eyes, Deaf
ness or Catarrh. for you will he given ore
week Of treatment aad medicines If you
begin before March IS.
EVERY TRAIN BRINGS PEOPLE
from the country and neighboring towns
10 be cured by DR.. Tomson, in the Steven
son Building.
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WRITE

II you live out of the city and cannot
call, write a description of your case, and
ask for examination (free) by mail.
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$4,000 cured. 1t is your duty
FITS: . IS $ '; s.: y + +; i: e. !; T. q 3 i ): !:
cure for this sad af-
Fiction, and can prove it to anyone who
will call at his office. If you have fits your
self. you owe ii to your family and friends
to get cured. DR.. Tomson can and will cure
you at a reasonable price.
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Bar. Their. R.H. Wind. Weather. Pre-.
a. m..DI7 45 ~ S'west. Cloudy. GEO
Up m..3o.u 50 80 North. Cloudy. T..
Maximum temperature. o.: minimum tenn
perature, a.
Following is a comparative statement OF
temperature and precipitation for April %:
Temp. Pre-.
= o Id
Mean 81 r..
Departure from normal .......... Il -13
Departure since April I ...........-10 s24
Departure since Jan. I ............-320 -259
sPlus. G.. r. II. WAPPENHANS.
Local Forecast Official.
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,. G. +. II. WAPPENHANS,
Local Forecast Official.
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Joseph Flory, OF Missouri. secretary. Mr..
tlory was the Republican candidate for
Governor at the last election.
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TO PREVENT ~PSEuMoNIA AND GRIP
Laxative Bromo-ouinine removes the cause
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Catarrh Leading
to Lung Trouble

Mark an Y after your symptoms and
send to DR.. Tomson. He will examine you
free and send a full weeks trial OF the
Famous Discovery.
"Do you raise phlegm?"
Dropping CT matter into the throat?"
as your breath offensive?"
do you cough night and morning.
DO you cough TO clear your throat?"
Have you a stubborn cold that hangs
on?"
Have you pains in the back and side?"
do you sleep with the mouth open?'
DO your lungs pain your"
us there consumption in the family?'
rs your throat sore and m
Does the head ache?"
Appetite bad?"
Are you losing fesh?"
Are you pale and thin ?"
do you feel you are growing weaker?'
do you have night sweats?"
DO you nave fever afternoons"
do you spit up blood?'
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Why Be Deaf?

Don't allow yourself 10 become deaf. Take
1t in time. Are you gradually losing your
nearing? Are there noises in the head? Is
hearing worse cloudy days and when you
nave a cold? Is the wax dry in the ears?
Do the ears discharge matter? Do the ears
itch intensely at times? The new Electro
Vibration Treatment is the wonder of the
new century. Read below what people say
who have their hearing back again by DR..
Tomson.
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A. HOLMAN, Insurance Man.

with Mutual Life. Offices % and 81 Fetch
er's Bank building-"People with catarrhal
and lung troubles should take DR.. Tomson's
new treatment. 1 speak from experience
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Partially Deaf Is Years

Mr.. n l.. Emery, 1903 Roache street
DIR. Tomson has restored the hearing in
my ear. which was partially deaf fifteen
years, so | can hear cur clock tick twenty
feet away. It's pleasant, indeed, TO hear
clearly again, without straining to hear
what people say"
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-09-14
pAN-AMERlGAH EXPOSITION
Free Reclining Chair Cars Through to Buff
alu via Buffalo, RO hester &
PlttshuTg Ry.

The Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh
Ry. is the only line that has free re-
clining chair cars and cafe cars on
day trains aPittsburg to Buffalo. Two
vestibuled. trains leave p. & w. Depot,
Allegheny daily at 300 A. M. and 90
p. M, city time, running through to
Buffalo without change of cars. Night
train is equipped with new COACHES
and latest pattern of Pullman sleepers.
Rates for round, trip tickets from
Pittsburg is. as follows:
! $i1.O5s tickets good returning to and
incliiding October 81. 1901. i.
+ $500, tickets good 15, days, ,S5f /,
$500. tickets good Z days. ,lgs
/ $5.25,Attclkets good,.3 days. p;
The three day tickets are; valid In
coaches only on trains leaving p. I. &;
w. Depot $500 A. M. every. Tuesday
and Saturday, all other tickets on sale
every day and good I'M chair cars OF
Pullman; sIeepers. :, ,s.s Z
Ti:Kets on sale. at city ticket Office,
500 SinithfieId Street, Corner Y Fifth
Avenue. or p, &. w. Depot, Allegheny.
All inquiries for Information Win
receive prompt attention II addressed
to @. o. ID. PascauIt. Division Passen-
ger Agent, 500 Snnfthfield Street, Pitts
burg. Pa. y va
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BIG TIME AT BUFFALO.
Railroad Day at the Pan-Am-
eriCan Exposition.

The second Saturday in SeptefnberI4
the 14th-will be Railroad Day atlIthe
Pan-American Exposition. 1t promises
to be one of the most interesting. days
of the great show at Buffalo. Elabof-
at arrangements have been completed
for. an interesting and novel defnon-
stration. The grand, parade on the ex,
position grounds that day will fbe3e
tremely Unique and interestinsa 1t will
illustrate the different methods gt
Transportation in use sincc dRtn allld
Eve moved out of the Gard len i0f' lssieils
There will be many striking hilyplfiSe
in the way of special .featiirbsit lf1pA
Chauncey Depew will he one, % The ils
tinguished orators, The n1eh illiiiii-
nations and Fireworks will be on IN
magnificent scale. The daH alill ~ slIt
Festivities Will be highly eBily be :I5ir
Pan American visitors Shegl.li low
fares in efefct oyer the PehgIsyl alllR
Lines Will permit everybody ~ atteitq
at small expense. For particplafssas
TO cost OF tickets through ! me 20 Btltt; i;
falos etc. / amply, to nearest tick ligetlt
of the PENNSYLVANIA Lines. 81
IL II - HnI
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BY Associated Press.
Bocston, Sept. 13.-Secretary Long
cached this city today from Bingham,
lis home, in time to catch the 10: is
\. M. North Shore limited train for
buffalo.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-09-14
the 0. &. c., the Coast Line to Macklnae

Spend your outing on the Great
Lakes, visiting Picturesque Mackinac,
|the hub of the inland seas, where cool
breezes blow and black bass bite. Send
&c. for illustrated pamphlet.
Address A. A. Schantz. G. p. Az
Detroit, Mich.
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THE Columbus and T0led0
Sh6rtL Line" Re-opencd.

Monday, September End, tho Mar
ietta, Columbus and Cleveland Hall
road Will commence riinhing through
trains without transfer,
New equipment wiz be PLACED II
service on all passenger traiHs and
through connections win again be
made for Columbus. Toledo, Detroit
Chicago. ,IncIanapolis, aud all points
North, Nol'lh&css. West and South
west,
L. W. JAMES. Gen. Pass. Agt. z
q. M. PAYNE. CITY Ticket A4ont.
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]. r. GLEASON, NJ. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Just Remember This.

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remedy that ever cured Diabetes. They
will cure any disease that arises from
The same cause dlsordered Kidneys,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Heart disease,
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Kidney Pills. There can be no doubt
Inc uncertainty about the result Of us
ing DeBell's Kidney Pills They viii
cure Rheumatism or other kidney dis
Eases as surely as pulling decayed
tooth curen toothache. Price 2S goats
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victory a LaSt.

For ten long yeagp I was Z suifsref
With kidney dysDepsia and; rheurka-
usm disease, i treated With MAN. Co
lumDus doctorBs took potent medicine.
No results whcfeveF unfit ] disccyehsd
ard took htSE hdttls .ok 'pieNta'S
SURE. SAFE snd SPEEDY CURE. u
three days I threw doux nv crutches.
Ordinary cases cured In ono day.
Only rs and a. cents ct A. J. Rich
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MARIETTA, Ohio.

hIa or
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Gu lc ny w an let ai great
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the AMERICAN LOAN COMPANY

Loans money on diamonds, watches
iewelry, etc. Buy and sell now an6
second hand goods. Second hand shoes
ind clothing bought and sold
4 you want money, want to sell
Or buy anything see us. Goods called
Tor and delivered.
!, THE AMERiCAM LOAN co.,
&. HENsLEY, Mgr, Ill Front ST., Phon,
q 384.
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Wanted--A Husband

Must be strong ana never have lame
lacl1.--BR.. RANKIN'S KIDNEY TAB,
.ETS stop the pain at once and cure
permanently. Sold by Beagle & Ly-
lie and A. j. Richards. druggists, Mari
stta, Ohio.
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Examination Of Teachers

FOR the public schools of Washington Count
Pill be held in the Marietta High School Room
IN the second Saturday OF each month excep
January, July and August.
]. A, STONE, Marietta, Ohio.
President Board OF School Exam a
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,y Associated Press.

MllDurue ltouSe, BuHulO, oepL. IL
Frank Baird announced from Secre-
stary Cortelyuo that the President is
tstill alive and that his condition is
practically as it has been for an hour.
CORONER ARRIVES
EBy Associated Press
Milbrune House, Sept. 14.--12:3O
sa.m.-Coroner Wilson reached the
ghouse a few minutes ago. 1his led
to startling reports.
Milburne House, Sept. 14.--The ar
, rival on the scene of Coroner Wilson
lis explained by the statement that he
was ordered by the district attorney
to go to the Milburne house.
CORONER DEPARTS
;By Associated Press.
Milburne House, Sept. 14.-The dis
ltrict attorney ordered the coroner to
proceed to the Milburn house, because
he heard the report that the Presi-
|dent was dead. Coroner Wilson s
arrival was followed Immediately BY
Ihis departure, his presence not being
necessary as the President is still
alive.
BULLETIN-10:2 A. M.
|By Associated Press.
North Creek, N. Y, Sept. 13.-Vice
President Roosevelt is stopping all
he Tahawas Club, twelve miles be-
|fond reach by telephone or telegraph.
Jcuriers have been sent to reach
aim. DR.. Edward Janeway, OF New
York, is at st. Hubert's Inn and has
5een telcgraphed for by Secretary
Jortelyou and he has started for Buff
ialo.
BULLETIN lO:45 A. NJ
BY Associated Press.
Bocston, Sept. 13.-Secretary Long
cached this city today from Bingham,
lis home, in time to catch the 10: is
\. M. North Shore limited train for
buffalo.
BULLETIN 1O:45 A. M.
by Associated Press.
Chicago, Sept 13-Judge Chetlain
concluded to take up the habeas cor
)us case of the alleged anarchists in
4he criminal court room which is on|
che south side. The change was
made at the request of the sheriff who
stated that the people were excited
On account of the bulletins from buf-
|talo and reported threats of lynch
ling had been made.
BULLETIN 1890 P. M.
lBy Associated Press. 4. 4ne.3 ae ns'n .saana a q
SurutUgU; N. e., sept; I3:-Megsa ges
with dispatches for the Vice Presi-
lent reached the Tahawas Club house
late this afternoon having ridden all
llhe top of speed ten miles from the|
|nearest telephone station. Mr..
Roosevelt had gone hunting early this
morning with several guides and as
soon as the couriers made known the
lews special parties of guides and otl1.
2rs plunged into the Wilderness tol
ind the Vice President.
BULLETl.. 2:S0 p. NJ.
|By Associated Press.
1 Milburne House, Buffalo, Sept. 13.-I
IKE following bulletin was issued by|
,ho Presidents physicians at 2:3O pm.
The President has more than heidi
his own since this morning and mis-
condition jugtitlcs the expectation oil
lurther Improvement.
Temperature, 99.4; pulse 1913.
Signed,
I B. M. RiXey
II. ID. Mann.
Herman Myntel.
Eugene Wasdin.
Charles G. Stockton.
George b. Cortelyou
II Gnnrpn II CO
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j. w. nOUDMA,

Funeral Director and Embalmer.
Prompt attention to calls City or Country
Day or Night. Lady Assistant when needed
Riley Block, No. 3 Tibcr-way between Front
ind Second streets. Marietta, Ohio Phone 595'
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20 the President.
BULLETIN 5:15 p. M.
By Associated Press.
& Milburne House, Buffalo, Sept. 13.-
Shortly after 5:15 pm. Secretary Root
Pame from the Milburne house and as
ne spoke to the newspaper men he
Durst into tears. A few minutes lat
er Col. Brown, close friend of the
PRESIDENT came in and announced
l'the PRECEDENT is very sick and then
ne too wept. DR.. Stockton next ap-
peared. 1t was then learned that the
heart has begun to fail again and that
Fhe last resort, Oxygen, was bcin tried.
At 5:45 the official bulletin was given
put, 1t was dated 5:15 and it show
ID by the respiration the desperate
condition of the patient. The res.
5iration was 46 and it told that the
oxygen treatment was not having any
effect upon the weak heart. AT six
o'clock carriages containing relatives
md personal friends were driving up
% the house. Senator Hanna, Cap
Sain and Mrs. Mckinley and Mr..
Herrick were those who arrived.
BULLETIN $3.50 p, M.
By Associated Press.
Buffalo. Sept. 13.-At $3.50 pm. it
was announced that the President did
iot respond 70 the oxygen and physi-
sians announced that unless he does
fespond 10 it his death is only mat
.er of short time.
! " At G:3O pm. the Presidents physi,
clans report his condition most seri-
Gus in spite Of vigorous stimulation.
The depression continues and is pro-
found and unless it can be relieved
the end is only question Of time.
Signed Z
George b. CortqlYou.