Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-09-16
TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.


so serious as Garfeld's.
Vice President Roosevelt wanders
at will around Buffalo unattended.
The German government entertains
a high regard for President Mckinley.
Anarchist meetings and publica-
tons are not interfered with in Lon
don.
Philadelphia police are looking fo~
anarchists who declared Czolgosz a
hero.
The assassin's stepmother says he
is very timid boy and a great
coward.
Indiana day at the Buffalo fair W IS
abandoned out Of respect to the
president
Messages and cablegrams Of
sympathy are received from all over
the world.
The Londonpublic is showing intense
interest in the news of the president S
condition.
Complications as to the functions of
the president may arise if Mckinley
is i'll long.
President Mckinley always said
that no man need fear crowd who
came to do him honor.
Action was taken at meetings Of
Chicago clergymen to find means 10
stop the teaching of anarchism.
A law officer of the government
said that no proof of a conspiracy to
n in1 low hoc
President McKinley's first words
after being shot were request that
Mrs. Mckinley be not informed of the
affair.
The PRESIDENTS own determination
to fight for life is regarded as an i'm
portant factor in his chance of re
covery.
McKinleys rebound from critical
to a promising condition is attributed
to prompt surgical operation after
shooting.
All Europe has been in a constant
state of terror for two years, but
never thought of danger in the Unite1
States over anarchy.
How to better protect the president
and to bar out the anarchists from
America are questions that are agitat-
ing Washington officials.
Alienists examined Czolgosz and
found no evidence Of insanity. A
special grand jury will be called TO
act on the assassin's case.
Czolgosz claims that he was alone
in the attempt to kill the president,
but the police believe that it was the
result of an anarchist plot.
Police and government detectives
are searching for Emma Goldman in
connection with the plot, believed to
have been laid in Chicago.
A drag net is out for aranchists.
A man who predicted Mckinley S
murder was arrested in New Mexico.
Two are held at Pittsburg.
Cleveland acquaintance of t1e
assassin are greatly surprised, saying
he was always the companion of chill
dren and shy of older persons.
United States Senator Wellington
of Maryland declares that he is in
different regarding the attempt upon
the life of President Mckinley.
Horror is expressed throughout
Europe that an attempt should be
made to assassinate the head of such
a liberal government as America.
1t is believed in official circles that
an attempt on the life of the presi-
dent, a cabinet member or congress
man should be made capital offense.
Thus far no serious attempt has
been made to find the bullet in the
presidents body, and no immediate
attempt is likely to be made in that
direction.
Mrs. Mckinley took another drive
Monday accompanied by Mrs. La
iayette McWilliams of Chicago. 1t
was observed that Mrs. Mckinley
looked worn.
Nine men and three women were
arraigned in Chicago, charged with
conspiracy to murder Mckinley. The
men were held without bail and the
women were discharged.
President McKinley's physicians at
Buffalo expect he will be able to
attend to his official duties, to q
moderate extent at least. within four
weeks 1t is believed that danger
from peritonitis has passed.