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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09
RICE AS FOOD.

Ethclbcrt Stewart, the secretary uf
III, Economical Food Bureau. who has
been collecting statistics for tn" c3f-
eminent relating to- CHEAP fopd E"r me
,vage-carnerS Of America. predicts that
rice is going to become mole and more
popular and will ultimately become one
nf the staple foods Of the Americans.
i,rs ana. Texas and other southern
.,.S nIW turn cut about b'.ooo 'Hhi
+ nee q year, but there has recently
been started boom in this business
ana there is no doubt but that the
production will be vastly IncreaSe@
The United States still imports about
half the rice called for by the home
demand. but this sort of thing is to'le
changed and the home supply ""
within Il very few years equal lhc III
manG. Rice now feeds about nan thc
world. and its consumption n ri
otller half is rapidly increasing =
writer in the New York Sun maintains
however. that wheat will always DC 'he
great American foodstuff. ana say;
1t seems highly improbable. however,
that rice will ever be regarded ~
VERY important food staple in the M.
I'd States or in many of the COUNT ol.S.
Of Europe. The most signihcant
in relation to breadstuffs in an ooen
tries where wheat is important ei'..
as n product or an import is the apr
.ncccase in the number Of Wneal ca.
ers. We are the greatest maize-sio"
ing country in the world. ana We ~
prcciate highly the value OF nidiAe ~
human food. but our ,cOnsump'lou
The grain as q breadstuf IS llsisni'f
cant in comparison with our cofsun'p
ton of wheat. 1t has often been sd.
in recent years that the opening u
very new railroad in western couii.
tries increases the number OF "hcas
ratere. The estimate in 1871 that tNs
wheat eaters of the world nuinpeieu
IA 900. 000 has steadily increased ~
later years. and three years ago attain.
able data seemed to show that Whea'
MAS the bread staple of 516.G0o.ooo sou,.. sl..
Forty years ago rye was the stap',
food of the peasantry in France anu
thn use of wheat was confined larsen
to the more prosperous classes pu
now all classes there eat the
fcoLstuffs ard. though the country
the third largest wheat prouut.
country in the world. it amman! -
ports 30.O06.u00 bushels.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09

cumpletely conscious. however, he
bravely gives no sign of suffering.
Major and Mrs. Rand. who are inti-
mate friends of the Pres ident and Mrs.
Nick inley. reached Buffalo, this morn
ing, from Washington and went imme-
diately to the Milburn residence. Mrs.
Rand is one of Mrs. McKinle.'s closest
personal friends and her presence with
the Presidents wife during this trying
period will be it is believed, a great
comfort to the latter.
DR.. NcBurney was at Stockbridge
Conn. when the summons to come to
Buffalo reached him and he came di-
rect from there. 1t is explained that
Dr.. McEurney's appearance in the ease
has no immediate significance and does
rot in any wa! reflect upon the at
tending physicians.
1t WAS simply desired that the best
talent in the country in medicine and
surgery should be present in order
that in the event of a fatal termination
of the Presidents wound there could
be no criticism ana his family ana
friends would have nothing with
which to reproach themselves.
DR.. McBurney is considered one of
the leading surgeons of the country
and his reputation is world wide. His
counsel is desired although the Presi-
dents advisers have the fullest conf
denCe in DR. Park. who also enjoys
the highest reputation as a surgeon.
There is no truth in the reports that
the cabinet. yesterday. discussed the
question of the wholesale arrest Cf An
aichists in different parts Of the coun-
Try, although in an informal way they
have naturally talked over the danger
from the advocates of the destruction
of all governments and tie advise
bility of possible legislation upon the
subject.
Either directly or through the prime
ministers every government in Europe
has expressed it's sympathy. Not only
did King Edward and Emperor VIII
liam cable direct in their own nam.
but thr King Of Portugal. King Oscar
Of sweden, the Sultan IF Turkey. Pres
ident Louhct of France. ana the King
nf Italy have sent personal messages
ThcS" npndrChS haN" nrt hegitatcd {,
den"unc" in III" St:onG- st language
tn" d "a uf the assn sin.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09
ElOPEO Win NIECE.
Saltwater Bill Gates. the kIondkcr. il
Trouble at San Francisco.

san Francisco. Sept. saltwater
Rill' Gates. the klondiker. Who has
made several fortunes and has had a
remarkable experience With three of
the I.amorc sisters as wives. was ar
rested here for eloping from Tacoma.
with his li-ycar-old niece. Adelina
ydid Boyle. The Girls mother tried 10
stop the couple at Tacoma but failed
They came on To Sacramento, where
the police lost trace Of them.
Gates shaved off his beard which
changed his appearance 50 completely
that no one recognized him when he
came here with the girl and put up at
the california Hotel. lie didn't register
and ii was only by chance that the
reporters identified him. Before his ar
rest he had spirited away the girl WHO
could not be found. lie VIII hc prose
cutcd by the mother Of the girl.
Gates looks very seedy ANA is said to
have spent the remnants of his big
fortune he made in the I<londikc in the
boom days Of placer mining.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09
TOUCHING REFERENCES
AID Heartfelt Prayers Tor the President in the
Churches al Halifax

iIaliflN. y. :. sept. Sin the Ro-
man catholic and Protestant churc hes
Of this city. today. touching ref .renCcS
Werc made hy the officiating clergy
men to the dastardly attempt on the
life Of President Mckinley and the
prayers If the conEre cations were sad
for his speedy recovery. Archbishop
o'I:rirn in speaking at ST. Mary's
cathedral said
IN common with the Wnolc civiliznd
world We are shocked at the news of
the attempt on the iif" " president
Nc Ninlcy. ara the way in which W.
can best show our sympathy for him
and The rcnpl" of ttc great republic Is
by praying for his TEMPORAL and spirit
ual welfare and good
Nj tho conclusion ,f His discuurse hc
asked the congregation to pray for
the recovery Of the wounded President
From The pulpits Of several Of Tho
churches hulietins wcrc read telling Of
The Presidents condition.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09
A NATIONS PRAYERS.
CONTINUED from page ID


Judge Lynch and DR.. Croissant
culogi>ed the President in very hs''
terms. the former declaring that ~
stood second alone to the Creator. ~
Croissant saw the finger of Goa III ''e
tragedy.
God he said, has something 10 do
in this matter. Something VIII DC q.
compiishcd through the assassin o"i
let. IL the crime results in the apoil-
ton OF anarchy on American sou our
beloved President will not nave pecii
shot in vain
This sentiment was greeted with ap-
plause.
DIR. Nay!or in his address IN the
meeting did not repeat the sentiment
which he had expressed in his sermon.
lie merely remarked on his iat'er az
dress that he was not surprised al the
intensity of feeling on the part OF MS
congregation. for ii was uhiVcfSai
throughout the nation. lie declared
that CZolgosz had been born without
conscience and that he was ready Tor
any bloody thing that might turn up
"But our mission" he said, is not
with the dead but with the living VIII
liam Mckinley is not dead, nor VIII he
die
DR.. 5. S. Mitchell, where the Vice
President attended church. said in his
prayer:
Unite, oh God. the hearts of all
lovers of righteousness in sternest
reprobation Of the anarchic fury OF
reprobate lives. and whip from the
temples of public life men who are
willing to temporize with this madness
in city and state
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09
A HaSTY SPEECH
Which Is Nov Regretted by Officer k,lcy Of
Newton. Mass.

Boston S-ut. Sits good thing H.
~aS ~ usc. ara There ara lots more vino
IUEEt to get the same medicine. is Tho
cmlrll that officer Maurtc" +. kilcy oi
tic Newton police" is credited with max
.ng wn"n informed. Friday. OF tho das-
,drdIy shooting al Pre- >idcut MckiulcS.
The remarks of the officer were resent
Il b> several VIII" were standing by. ann.
while they feared 1" take violent meas
ucs. thicf TarbrN ~ tie d,partIG Mt
~1S ~ once informed
Mhlc th, Cnftt WIS t-riif shocked ANA
.'alncd. lac at once suspended kllcA from
.utH. and ordered him To- hi home.
Inc whole aii+ir took place shortly h,-
ipre & O'Clock. white Kilcy ana several
,thcr officers were waiting At station |.
ON Washington street 10 start ont ON
,hcir aight routes. n friend o. nnc ui
the officers hapre ninE t" IdS~ ~. he Wa
requested 20 tell them thr latest ntws
'uncrrnnG thu tragedy.
II und' rstand the President is dead.
ne replied.
/, is alleged that then kiey, although
lot addressed. Eatc went 70 his offensive
rne news quickly sIrcpd about the
square. and il is ucrhipS Just as welt
hat ki.CN at once Cumniici "lth Culci
IarboN : prd,r. 1-. from tN" -tdt" pT
thc public pulse. "ai! leader was
needed 10 make matters decidedly an
pleasant for him.
Ch.ef Taroox has nothing 10 say in re-
gard To the ease. further than that he vii
give kiteN chance to Vindicate himSrl:
AT q hearing to be given, Wednesday,
The witnesses also have nothing To say
but il is claimed that I>ilcy has adInitte0
MS remark and greatly regrets what H."
said.
10 Il reporter. yesterday. a friend OF
Kilcys stated that I<iey did not meat
hat his remark should have been taken
seriously, and made il without thinking
Just what he WAS SayinG.
In the meanwhile the citizens are full
Of both anger and regret over what has
taken place. and are hoping that kueN :
as reported.
kiley is a member Of the regular polio,
department and has been patroman 10.
over five years. Daring the greater por-
ton of this time he has done duty in
Nonantum. His record has always been
good. and the affair was a surprise, as he
is of a quiet nature
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09
THE ScHlEY WITNESSES
hriving at Washington and Hold Conferences
With Admiral and Counsel.

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE navy depart
nent received letter from Admiral
Schlcy. today, containing a list of wit
ncsscs he desires to have brought her,
II once ana adding Il request that they
- summoned Acting Secretary Hackett
will arrange the details So that they may
De brought here promptly.
Rear Admiral Barker. who was a mem
ler OF the war board during the Span
Sh-AmeriCan war. arrived here today.
He is one of the witnesses on Admiral
Schley's list. which leads to the belief
that the evidence may go into all of the
antecedent circumstances before the war
BOARD. when the test West Indian cam
laign was planned
Admiral SChiey and his counsel today.
began holding sessions with the witness
es that he will call. Those heard. today.
We're Rear Admirals Watson and Barker.
The sittlngS were private ard the char
acter OF the evidence was not disclosed.
Admiral Watson was at Guantanamo on
the day OF the battle of Santiago.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09
A Contemplate SPEECH
Said to Have Been Made by Senator Wci;i"s.o.,
Of Maryland.

Baltimore. Md. Sept. S.-A morning
paper here publishes an interview with
United States Senator George l.. Well
ington. given in Cumberland, upon the
reception of the news Of the attempt
upon the life of President Mckinley.
in which Senator Wellington is quoted
as saying:
mckinley and l are enemies. | have
nothing good to say about him, and.
under the circumstances, do not care
to say anything bad. 1 am Indifferent
to the whole matter"
The attention of the senator was di-
rected this morning to the interview.
with request for denial or affirma-
ton of the words attributed to him.
He flatly declined to give either.
United States Senator Wellington's
comment on the shooting of President
Mckinney is criticised By citizens.
Democrats and Republicanr alika.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09
LEON FRaNS cZOLGOSZ.
Born ia Detroit o! Polish Parents Name Pro-
nounced .Choa!gosh."

:Iffai". Sept. S.-Thc name "f the
wnuld-bc nssSa ssin IL Leon Frans cot
sOsz, The nam" "a pronounced "thnal-
GOSH He was born in october. lS'@
Birthplace ~ father. Poland. Birthplace
of mother. Germany. Number Of chill
dren in family. ninc-EiFht hoNs and one
girl Residence of family, Cleveland
Birthplace of Leon. Detroit. Educated
In catholic par"ehial schools NJ 70 hts
ilth year when ne removed to Cleve-
land.
Height. feet So inches. Weight. ~
pounds Hair light brown ana waNy. r.
Gently cut Color OF eyes. h!uc-graN. Nose
prominent. Forehead narrow and reCed-
ing Chin well curved aud pointed. Voice
low and modest. Speaks with sliEht a'-
cent. Habits trmDer1te. fhotEh y an IN
Vetprate smoker Il cigars
Though educated tn cAthnli, parorhlh
schools has net.r been member ~ tht
church. Says ne does not believe IN re-
ugion Admits h,inE au Anarchist. 49,
ldmiror ~ Emma Goldman tnd = bailey
cr IN the italian school ui anarchy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09
TRESPASSERS' DEFENCE.
celebrated Percy Lumber Club Case
Again Up at Concord.

concord, n. H.. Sept. 6.-In the cele-
pfated case of the Percy Summer club
VS.. Jacob c. and joseph B. Little now
penoinS in the Uniyed circuit court.
counsel Tor respondents have filed an
answer To the bill of complaint denying
ali IT'S allegations. Respondents are
sued for damages as trecpss ssers on
''h'lstine lake in the town of Stark,
saic lake being Gle lined to be the pri-
axe property of said club. The answer
LEG. Friday. maintains that under the
INV OF the state the lake is a public
"o"F "f water ana Incapable OF private
rIs stint
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09
WAR DECLARED.
The Venezuelan Fleet Bonn
bards Rio Hacha, Colombia.
Iowa and Machias Will Protect Our
interests at the Isthmus.
Pres. Castro Absolutely Refuses 10 Acce2i
United States Good Offices.

Washington. Sept. s.-The Colombian
legation has just received the following
cable message:
"Wilicmstad, Curacao. Sept. -
Venezuelan fleet IL bombarding Rio
Hacha. "BECERRA."
DIR. Becerra formerly was Colombian
minister in Washington.
Hacha is the extreme northeastern
state OF Colombia. on the Nenezuelar
border Rio Hacha is at the mouth Of
Il river Of the same name, about in the
center of the state. Other places Of
importance in the state are Bahia
Honda and Palenque.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09
BETTER UNSalO.
Pearson's Idea Of Cause Of the Attack on the
President.

Westbrook Me. Sept S-Rcv- ). y.
Pearson. the parsou sheriff. accompanied
by his deputy Rev Mr.. SkilhnEs. held a
gospel barge meeting AT Prdc's Corner
and another At Aliens Corner, this after
noon. They had with them Mr.. Pearson :
daughter Miss Evangclinc Pearson. ana
Miss Marian Titus da lighter OF Rev. An
son Titus of Tufts College. who fIrnlshc
music. The first meeting was held on the
platform in front OF the froterS store OF
Alderman Clark. \ statement made by
Sheriff Pearson for the benefit Of the
press was: 1T was the corruption 90
both parties that shot the President
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09
HIS POCKETS EMPTY.
Body OF Jos. Puri Found in River al Auburn.
Murder Suspected.

Lewiston. Me Sept, 5.-The body of Jo
seph Puri was found in the Little Andros-
cosgin river near the Grand Trunk depot.
Auburn. about 8 O'Clock this afternoon.
~ Amidcc Leslcu-. who Immediately NO
titled the authorities. Coroner Plummer
was notified ana the body was taken to
he French cemetery. The pockets OF tn
lead man Were empty. 1t Is believed by
-o1ue tnat a murder has been committed
Ii is not known whether an inquest Will
~ held or not.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09
CHARGE OF MURDER
Made Against Chas. Snyder. New
Haven, for Death of Wife.

New Haven, Conn, Sept. 6-Mrs
Charles Snyder, aged 25 years, was shot
and instantly killed, late this after
noon, at her home on State street. The
victims husband was Immediately
placed under arrest on a cahrge alleg-
ing murder.
Snyder was intoxicated and he. too.
had in some way received q bullet in
the wrist The woman was shot three
times. Neighbors report that the pair
had a scuffle
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09
BRAIN GAVE AWAY.
Leopold Abraham Overcome by Finan-
cial Crisis and Fathers Suicide.

Boston, Sept. 6.-The suicide Of Fer
linand Abraham. a prominent busi-
less man of this city, and ex-member
Of the school committee, few days
ago. was followed, today. by news that
son and partner of the deceased,
leopold Abraham, had been committed
to the Mclean asylum for treatment
on account of mental troubles. 1t is
said that knowledge Of a srisis in bust
ness affairs had weighed heavily upon
his mind and that the added strain
caused by his fathers act proved too
yrcat to be borne.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09
PROBABLY is TRUE
Rumors of Steel Shipbuilding Trust to
Include SeWalls

Bath. Me-. Sept. 6.-When President
Samuel S. Sewall Of the Arthur Sewall
Shipbuilding Co. Of this city. was seen,
today. in reference to q rumor that a
big yard for the construction of steel
ships was to be established at Norfolk
Va, by the Cramps of Philadelphia
Triggs of Richmond. and the Sewalls
OF Bath. he stated that while he was
not in "a position to confirm the story
he would not deny it's authenticity. Be
yond this he would make no statement
regarding the matter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09
IOWA AND MAcHiAS
Will Protect Our Interests Ranger Ordered
Back 10 Frisco.

Washington sept. The navy dc-
pdrtnent has ordered the gunboat Ma
rhias. now at colon. 20 Bocas del Toro.
u look afte: American interests IN that
quarter. should t appear that any
such are IN need of protection,
The battIcsEip Iowa mas arrived VI;
Panama.
The gunboat Range. now nj that
place. has been ordered Rack 10 san
F'rrnCiSCo.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09
TIME TO ACT.
Chiefs Of Police Of World to Discuss Anar
chist Situation.

Washington. Sept. ior Richard
sylvester. assistant president of the Ma
tional Association Of the Chiefs of Police
day. took a decisive step looking to the
adoption of a uniform policy throughoui
the world in dealing with Anarchists b..
addressing q letter to the board of iii eo'
ors OF the assoc ation and rcCue ting III.
co-oneratiCn in bringing the variote
heads of the nolicr d.l,artnl, t.ts "l ;.t,
"'t 1t ':,, tE,r i! ,ul:. l.ut.on.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09

Was Vice President ana Director Of
Firm Of Armour e. Go.

! saratoga. \. y. Sept. s.-Herman q
I. ,frcu Of Vow York City, died sud.
.:5enig OF apoplexy. today, al his sum.
yner cottage here.
sMr. Armour was born in stockbridge
s'S.sSf., in 1851. He. vent West and il,
ioss began his business career in MfI-
waukee- He went into the Chicago
grain markets and established himself
there as grain commission merchant
in lSe2. In 1868 he became a memhe,.
of the firm OF H. o. Armour and in
1870 of Armour & Co. AT the time Of
his death. he was vice president and
director of Armour & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09
ANOTHER ABSURDlTY
Uttered by the Rev. Lemon in His Pulpit al
Manchester. N. n.

Manchester y. H.. Sept. Sin his SER
mon. today. the Rev. j. BInYdn Lemon.
pastor of the First Baptist church. Nirtu-
ally advocated the idea that III the aSSas-
sination OF the President. the Deity Wa"
attempting to impress upon the mcriCan
people his adherence for the liquor trat-
tic. This inference was drawn from thr
fact thaa the assassin was ":lc., a saloon
keeper. and the assertion that the Prcsl-
dent refused To- use his great power {"
wipe out the saloon business in the Phil
ipvuCS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09
A CHEERING WORD.
Not the Slightest Trace Of Peritonitis Says Or
Chas. McBurncy.

Buffalo, Sept. S.--Dr. McBurncy,
after 4 thorough examination Of the
President. reported that h. had not
found a single unfavorable symptom
There was not the slightest indication
of pclitonitis.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09
SECRETARY LONG
VIII Leave Buck'ieId. Monday. for 1u;iaIo
via bingham. Mass.

Blok:icld. Ne. Sept. S.-Sec. of the NJ
vy John ID. Long. yesterday said tina, he
would leave here. Monday. for Eufr,,o hy
way CT Boston. He with start ut 70 4.
NJ. going direct 10 his home in Hnshnm
Mass, whence. after i hr:cf. stap. L. y, !,
proceed to Huifa!o.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09

ceived d telephone call from Mr.. scba,
be learned, but 1T was reported that ~, "
Shaffer had asked for another conferenr.
between the Steel Trust officers and ~.
Amaigamated Association. s"f
Hr. sSchwab went To Mr. Morgan.s on.a
ndremained cioseted with him for y,,,,f
.tinH.;,1 The nature OF the news ha c,ryi.' rpn's
secIntsl to he highly satisfactory 10 both
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09

permit the prisoner to be seen or in
terviewed. nor will they discuss the
methods or the results of their efforts
to discover the originators Of the plot.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09
HOPE IS STRONG
That Settlement May Soon BE Reached
Says the World.

New York. Sept. 6-The World In an
article on the steel strike to appear, to-
morrow morning. will say that there is
strong hope for settlement of the strike
10 adds:
ais afternoon. President Schwab re-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09
Or. PARK HOPEFUL.
His First Statement Regarding Presidents
Case Made Sunday.

Bufalo. Sept S.--Dr Park, in a state
ment made, today, to a friend, made
his first talk regarding the President
case.
He is understood TO have said that
every symptom had been favorable
and that he had the strongest hopes
Of recovery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09
Our Good Oiiice. Refused by Castro.

Willcmstad. Curacao. Sept !. Via
HHyticnt cable-PIes Castro absolutely
refuses 10 entertain the idea of accept
ing the good Offices Of the United
States
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09

German trade in the Phillppi"es hp
amounted to $685.. 900 in 1898, seis'SV IN
,S39 and sl.499. 400 in. 1900, a eo.,
tarv in itself on the results oil A'''e' :
ccn occupation. s .tr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09

u,,f the Ills that man IS heir t9 ,,..sars cVss.s
ON Indigestion. Burdock BLOOD nhe ,,och
<trargthenS and tones the s'oi
.,a,--s. t. ''~osfion Impossible.
--4AA~.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09
=. NJ. RIXEY.
NJ. y. MANN,
!,OSWEL PARK.
HERMAN MINTEE.
EUGENE. WASDIN.
GEORGE, T.. tDITEl.Y

Secretary 20 Tho President
It Wa hy far the most cncnu"a Sing
-cment which has yet emerged from
the sick room.
The fact that the physici ans had ofii
cially prccI9imed that there We're n
Indications Of pe,itcniti; dirpclled any
miscivings that may have been har-
bored that perhaps The phys:ci rs
something.
Mr.. Mihurn soon aft":Wprd Sill
further increased tic cheerful feeling
| by a personal stotenIcnt to the effect
tnat the physicians We're greatly en-
cOuraged as result Of the constl.a-
tiCn.
Before go silent crowds had co1-
gre.atcd at the ropes far down the
intersectinG streets. Inquiries for news
from the sick room were made in wis
pers, as if the least audible sound
might disturb the country's patient
, third Of Il mile away The rea surfing
report that there had been no change
, for the worse and that tho doctors
We're encouraged was received witt
manifestations of JOY.
The majority of the inqurers after
receiving the cheerful news turned
back into the heart Of the city to
carry the glad tidings to their homes.
Many remained at the ropes, taking Up
positions as if they intended to stay
for the rest of the day.
At 10 o'clock. DR.. II. a. Knoll, who
brought the X-ray machine from New
York. reached the Milburn residence
and reported that the machine had ar
rived 1t will be brought to the house
at once, but it is understood that the
physicians will not make use OF it for
the present unless signs of innamml-
ton appear in the locality where the
bullet is supposed to have lodged. If
Inflammation does not appear. it viii
show that the bullet has become IL
crusted and it's extraction can wait un-
til all danger of peritonitis or septic
poisoning is passed.
Mrs. Mckinley passed a comfortable
night and shows no sign of breaking
down. The whole atmosphere about
the Milburn residence is perceptibly
brighter.
The \-ray machine arrived shortly
after 10 o'clock and few minutes
afterward DIR. Charles McBurney. the
famous New York surgeon. drove
hastily UP to the residence. Secretary
Cortelyou and Mr.. Milburn had met
him at the station.
TIE President. who was free from
pain for the first few hours after the
shooting. has suffered considera, "
Sihc" ana when unconscious or semi
cons '"us means as if in agony. When
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-09

HERMAN MYNTER,
EUGENE WASDIN.
tHAHLES McBUEEEf.
GEORGE =. cnETELYOU.
Secretary 10 the Pre- ident."