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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13
THE MORNING
DISPATCHES

nUFFAfyo. sept II. sA m.-Fram
n scene % the utmost cute, and
tranquility M1ibcrn rssldsnce ssearn-
one q ruah and suppresssd excite
msnt thIs morning.
News u the preeldsnt'. relanss
spread throughout the city Hike Wild =
Ere. and by daylight crowds had be-
gun 20 gather, all again wearing the
look Of sympathy and expectans,
that marked their countsnancss dur
inK the first DAYS following the trag-
ely. When the doctnrs reached ths
pfssidsuts bedside n superficial sx-
animation was suHicient TO imprsss
them that he VAS near deaths door.
a salt solution 60 stimulate the
heart was Immediately injected into
hts veins. This seemed to have no
decided action. as the heart was IN
responsive.
Al Sis the president was IN n
semi-stupoT, exceedingly weak. rnd
his heart beats srrntlu. Occasionally
he rallied very slightly. each rally
being followed by a relapse no more
alarming than those preceding.
At $50 ~ waa unofficially an
nounced that the president has only
n bare aghtina chance.
Through mistake some one put n
flag on one Of the principal build
inEs in the city at half mast ana
for some time all buffalo believed
the president dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13

BUFFALO. II A. m-Chisf Justice
Fuller Of thu United States surr.n.
court has been summoned to Buna.
10. and "a COW on his way here itenn
washington. There 10 no doubt that
Justice FuIlsr's presence Is dshtsd
IN order that he mar administer the
oath OF ONCE to Vice Prssidslt
Roosevelt I'm the even, OF Pr..lasn,
McKiuiey's death.
Al this moment the president Is
sleeping. bat Observation-Disclosures ara
being administered constantly.
Hts condition In looked upon by
tn. attending physicians as extr .me-
ly grave.
RUFFAI,o, Sept. is.-Io n. m
1hla morning the doctors prsvsn'ed
Mrs. Mckinley from going to the
PRESIDENTS room. She felt very dis-
heartened because she could not see
him.
soon after Senator Hanna arrived
Dr. RiSey said:
1.-THE president has a good nghtinR
chance except for his heart. COL
knows what II will do"
Later Dr, RiKey said that " tao
president lives through tho day it
,yili be n point In his favor.
BUFFALO. Sept. ls,-oriclaI o
O'Clock bulletin: THE PRESIDENTS
condition is somewhat improved dur
ing the past few hours. There Is
better response 70 stimulation. lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13
UPON HIS BROW, THE BREATH
OF THE ETERNAL MORNING

IRE impending President Mckinley with all TIA tragic
recalls those suhlneiy beautiful
death ~ the martyred Garfield:
Great IN "a he surprisingly great In DEATH
FOR o. AMI wtcksdnsss BY
fun tide % thin worlds
victories the visible Of death
stunned and
looked his
what brilliant broken plans. what baf
msnhooas friend
ship what bitter rsnns household esi Behind him proud
sands wife his
iyouth ks heart tho rejoicing
al demands And hts soul not shAksn
profound and universal
pity Mastsrfui IN became the Of
nons love- enshrn~d the world ali the
ana all the with him his
ne Nneprsss death with
falling tenderness
sss bullet he heard the voice OF Gsd with
De bowed to tho divine
= Let rs think that HIS dying read mystic
which only the and betsve
the silence Of the sestins
on farther shore and felt already
eternal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13
GUARDING
EDWARD VII

II is not generally known ktnE
Edward has his own star q police.
and that they are quite a different
body 81 men from those who ussd
10 guard Queen Victoria. The head
ef her police WaA MF Fraser. a ans
cid scotehmAn. who was daily tn
formed D. her majesty herself aa %
her proposed movements. Mr.. Fra
ser has gone nut With all hts @nf,pr.
aKr. and the chief q the klng's police
IL Mr.. sp~nesr. who FOE years had
the task % locking after atm wA.a
he Was Primes IF Wales.
Nr Spencer u not 80 much In tha
confidence Of thu king az Was Ar.
Fraser IN that % queen Victoria.
There - no display % the preo.u-
tons which sstst made at MarihoF
ouEh house. The entrances 20 this
rssidsnee u hls majesty i distinct.
- commonplace. and anything but
impressive. Two clumsy WOO 4ra
safes nank t. with sentry boxes on
each slts Tor the guardsmsn on duty
The soldiers are there simply for or.
uament
A couple u eonstabisa IN uniform
stand outside the gates ready % apsn
them for the entrance 90 carriages.
carts and other vehicles. for thsra Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13

I'd 20 the vicinity Of royal palaces.
Many arrests are made. Sometimes
they number half a dozen in day.
all ~ people who generally turn cut
% - mad. Nothing II heard ~
them IN the newspapers. They are
quickly taken charge u BY tho uui-
formed police. examined by a police
Doctor. and dealt With as wandering
iunRtiea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13

NEW YORK. Sept. i8.--Ths bad
news from Buffalo seriously affes tsd
the stock market at the opening to-
day. Prices tumbled from 1 TO per
cent. but stsadyinR orders braced
the market somewhat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13

WASHINGTON. d. C.. u noon -
Very little hope IL entertained a, ,hs
national capital far the presidents
recovery. The adviess received here
are Of the most disoouraging nature.
The ofnoials and employees gath.
cred about the telegraph wires are
expecting the worst at any moment.
II is officially stated that a mes
sage has just been received 10 the
effect that the presidents life Is
slowly ebbing away. and that moth
ing can be done 60 rally tn. patient.
Secretary Of State Hay. ssorstary
Of the Treasury Gage and Poatmsa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13

no hack entrance ana the same gates
are used Tor the royal carriages as
fer the Morning saiis carts
within the gates are several low
buildings. ore IL the Eatshssper'
lodge. the others are devoted % the
use - the police The visiiane- e
the special services men 8. kept AWAKE
chisfy by the lookout for the ktna
II iunatir who f. constantly attract
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13

Is conscious and FREE ~ pain. Pulse.
Is. temperature. sais. when Drs
ayntsr and Stockton left Mnburn
house shortly before 70 esoiock Or.
hyntsr ssid the presidents heart
was affected. A. prsssn, time the
paiisn, ia highly stimaiatsd with
oxygen. etc. ard shows sigh;
Improvement over early morning. 10
slight. however. that there 10 praoil-
ealiy no material change. lie adds
that The pFsaitant's condition IL not
absolutely hopeless"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13

MGLHURN HOUSE. ~ noon. DIR.
Wasbin. one Of the physicians at
tending the president, has Just left
the house. To representatives Of
the press he said;
AN ofnoial bulletin will be issued
at o'clock Further than that can
say nothing" La.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13
The MOST
GORGEOUS

i'i'f sept. i2.-Plans for the
n'n'ary part Of the cars reception
IN France indicate that II win he ths
80 sp'sho'a show Of tho kind ever
seen on the continent Of Europe. +
lreiudes great sham ps,,is 49,
VII last -four hours. Thirty ,bani
fand men win hold the H. - -
. .nrse forts and will sndeavor 10 a.
s :, o. rheims ne from an attacking foree
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13
HOTEL BUSINESS IN SEATTLE
Propreors Of HOsteres Say That Their Big Trade Points
TO PrOsperlty-Never Have Conditions Been Better

Hotels in Seattle have nevs- been
% prosperous at this. sensun " the
year ~ now This remark vas
aade by "a leading bonifaes 81 the
city this morning. ana hts sentiments
were heartily endorsed by other
hotel men In tho city.
"Of course" he eontinuai. We
have not the crush ws had AZ the
time ~ the frat Kiondihe and Nome
PUSHES At that time We eanii not
rcsslbly accommodate the people
who inquired Tor rosma.
Touftst Ttsvst
Now things are different. A fair
part u our TRADE thia summer las
been with tourists. aud nsvus IN the
history II Seattle has there been
aueh a. riph 10 AlaAka. not for gold
a. speculation but merely for sight
fsstng rhe-trips frum Seattle north
and back again. especially 90 the
attamera which cater g. the okcuta
sion trade. have been eminsntly sue
eeaafui thlH season why. you eAH
&C. ~ yourseif Take the QIeee.
every time she Foss cut on the 81
eurslou run. ali reservations are IA
len. Thousands % Eastern people
rave come q Seattle. only TO- tn
purpose - seeing the city. wtlEa
they have heard 20 much about. and
then taking the steamer trip int
tho wonderful eoutrY - A.Hsh.s
only oas aas~ss
In TALKING - the protastors Of the
hotels enc hears uniformly this
statement our house IL fun ara
wa are sell satisfied vtth The bust
ness Ne are doing what more can
a hotel man ssk Tor
They say tat the business has
hen good all year One proprietor
remarked August was the hest
month We have Rad With the eEeep-
ton ~ May year sKp. tust hrn
the Nome rush started. Then ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13
Steamer Bertha Sailed Today

The steamer Bertha, which was nm
nounced 10 sail last night. did not get
away till noon today. Her delay
was duo 70 a large ehipment Of
freight for Valdes. which came on
the Um0tilla yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13
UNCONFIRMED

WARRINGTON. u. c. sept IA
6 IS ?. ma message has Just been
received here from Buffalo stating
that President Mckinley has Just
pas-et away at $50 .. m.
This il not confirmed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13
Announcement of His Death Proves
to Have Been an Error--The
Spark OF His Life Stiff
F1ickers Dim1y
Buffalo, Mllburn House--Presdent Mckinley Is dying.
The news has just been brought from the chamber

WASHINGTON. n. c. sept. IL
ssp nat the White Hoass-A
MESSAGE has Just been received here
nom Secretary cortslyoa az Buffalo
NJ. stating that the president Is
po, ssas. Condition very grave.
Rumors flashed over the country
twsaty minutes ago. Of the presi-
Gents death corrected.
A es,patch 20 the Western Union
cfnce In Seattle. dated Buffalo -
o m. states that the presidents con
dltion Is exoesdinsly srAve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13

Labor Commissioners circuit yeatsr-
day sent 30 local hop pioksrs TO North
Yakima hop heids. More plcksrs ars
wanted for Kent, Auburn and Rem
tim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13

Major Rubin. the local quarter
master. left yesterday on n tour %
inspection through tho Puget Sound
forts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13

$4,000

TACOMA. Sept. I'm. j. coniey
Ia announced 10 be the lowest bidder
on the new Carnegie library building,
at $4,000. W. u. Nichols waa the
only other bidder. at 80 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13

PUFFA1O. Sept fa.-7,so a. NJ
At o'clock last evening a change
for the worse was noticed IN the
president by ? this morning every
body was In terror Heart fnilur.
indicated complete collapse. slim
ulsnts were given plentrully. Mem
beers 81 the cabinet. doctors and ex-
ira nurses we're summoned Roose
welt was autographed FOR Hanna and
MeKinley's Sister ieft Cleveland on
special train In the bulletin At
7 n. m. he had rallied somewhat.
Heart action r. eth unsatisfactory.
but tho doctors are hopeful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13
WEATHER FORECAST.

Seattle and vieinity-Fair soniKht
ana saturday; warmer Saturday;
fresh southwest becoming northwest
winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13

The dispatch dated Buffalo. k.oS.
stating that the president was dead.
is evidently premature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13
Nelson's Date Changed

The sailing date NJ the steamer
Charles Nelson has been changed
until tonight at y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13

BUFFALO. SOS n. m.--Au NJ the
attending physicians. except Dr. Nc
Burney. are now ut no Miihurn
home pr. Menurney has been wired
10 return Immediately from New
York 10 Buffalo. and ~ Is now on
his wav west In y special Grain.
Mrs. Mckinley does not vet know
Of tho presidents serious relapse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13

BUFFALO. sos n m.--Dr. Sawyer
has just come out Of the MIharn
residence. He said.
The president NJ this moment IL
stronger than he was three hours
sEo. The physicians are now dress
Ing his wound"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13

Rt'FFALO. $50 a. m.-serator
Hanna. Mrs. Duncan tthe prasi-
dents sister and Miss Rarber ttha
presidents niece). left Cleveland at
so this morning on special train
for Buffalo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13

were AZ a loss to and room 10. our
numerous gucatR We simply could
lot accommodate them. aud tVe
waatod no words In letting them
know that tart For tho las: year
our business hsg been mostly tran
silent, and mlth q that was from
xcufuian travel mean the peos
pie who ntHy . seattle "A day OF i've
then take a ttsam~r FOR Alaska aud
lie back again IN two weeks.
Wonders Of Alssks
Il tell you he excursion business
& only IN tie iaffncy. The Eastern
81 pie who hste BEEN on the TIP
Will you may be sure. tell al ths 4.
nisnds q the wonders Of AiirlEa
ut Il they vii 81 want 20 60. They
may not spend AL their money va Sc
attis. but n ia sure thing they = ii
spend a whole lot. / arm quito eeT-
tain that nearly every person who
takes thu trip a. Alaska goes baek
IN hls OF her home la the East we'll
pleased and always intent upon uss-
ms their friends 20 make the trip.
Again, the hotels benefit from the
numbers - Eaatetu people who
make trips 20 the West b. Way q
Fan Francisco, and go back b. way
Of Seattle. The same conditions are
true BY the way - Seattle To San
Francisco and thence Fast
toesi Business hesxy
ssIafai buafneaa afaD continues
heavy al the hotels % Seat.
tie People from Everett. Tacoma.
sughomish. whatoom ana other
points within easy reach = Seattle
are frequent arrivals They may
stay but a few hours. but fl il afa
to say that they leave a consider
able amount q money whenever
they drop into town. The local bus
i1sss u 81 GOD and probable a. any
the hotels have. and each and every
one ~ them lock for this trade"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13

nuFALo. iiiao q. me-Tncre IN
vsin a sigh, hope for the prssidenrs
life, and tho longsr h. lives the m re
hopefui his prospects, for r.oovsrv
VITA become. Hia condition a. thts
lnomsnt II very critical
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13

BvrrAro. sss ,. m---fDr. stock
ten has just left q consultation OF
the phrslcinns. Ito r.ssssa 70 ssy
a word. replying that he Ia in .
great hurry. bat vii be back roon.
he Jumped into an su,otnosfis and
rode rapidly away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13

Lieut. PsaTs's md returned on the Erik.
The explorer failed tho pOls his work
VI vast importance nevertheless
" rounded The northern limit archipelago the
most nohy known reached the highest lati
'uoe yet atisnsd Ia western hensphsss.
inns nsv'nnsnt he claims only to tho dis
pole
S WI start north from Esh In the n a further
effort TO pole
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13
LIEUT.. PEARY FOUND!

SYDNEY, NOVA SCOTIA, Sept. 49,.
Steamer Erik, which left for the North
In July last to search for Explorer
Peay, returned here this morning,
having found him safe at Etah.
He had penetrated as far north as
$3.50 north lat. Peay was left by the
Erik at Cape Sablan.
Latitude $3.50 north Is within s deu.
and 10 min. of the pole.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13

BUFFALO. sept. ia-li.s7 a NJ
Or. Stockton has Juss come from the
aiibarn house. Ito says.
The president - holdinx bis own.
That IL all can tel ysa.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13

BurFALo. i;s p. m.-Ths prs.i-
dents physicians think that " they
can sustain their patlsnt until even
lns ana then pull him through the
night. Their. vii be sOta, hSps for
life.
DR.. Jansvay. the Erss,ss, heart
specials, IN tn. United States. srd
Dr. johnson. tire eminent physician
and surgeon. At. expected from New
York tonight.
Tho attending physicians are
gravely puIsisi over the action o.
the presidents heart The cause for
this action they are unable to dstsr-
mine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13

WASHINGTON. n. c.. Sept IA.
Noon.--No offieiai information has
been made public since a. m. but.
from messages received. the prus' Z.
dent II understood 10 be in a very
critical condition. Expressions of
hope are heard. but, ut the same
time. White House ofleisls are very
gloomy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13

nryrALo. sept. is~-saiso a. M
Nfr. Mce,ulsy r-aiise- hts eondsion.
ws~n xs~sa an Arpes,emie ipfse-
tier q ssrv~hnln. he asked. f.ssiyf
VIVA, Is that doe,erT'
Heart ssssnalsnt." "a. the reply.
'rs the necessity gr.s,f" s.a.a the
president.
Yes" answered N. Doctor, you
are . brave man. ara a v.Fy click
man"
Il realize II" said ths president.
r.sixnseiy. bat ohssFfully.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13
EARLIER NEWS

huffAlo. .. m-balletin' The
pss''aeh's condition 10 sash'ly I'M
ts,snrd,. .coRTrt .Yotf.
Secretary cortsiyou cane across
the street to the pr.sa tent ana aa-
'horirsd the foregoing bulletin. In
response to a question hs replied
ne I" N''S Ns
NORTH cREEK. n. Y. sept. IL
Or. Edward Jsnsway. The suin.n,
heArt.spScinIts,. Ia. started for hut
taio.
MeKinisy's bead had given ,Foueis
from tho frst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13

BUFFALO. $50 p. rn.--Ths prssi-
CENTS physicians say that the pa
ti,ut l. holding his own. ana ths,
his condition fustiass the sxpsc'A-
ton q further Improvement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13

BUFFALO. 7;so p. rne-Ths symp-
toms oontlnus unchanged. Pulse, i71I
temperature. psA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13

BUFFALO. Sept. is-Hoon.-py.
waEdin says there Ia no apprsoiabls
change in the presidents condition
beyond the fact that his hsart-ao-
ton is slightly stronger condition
which IL regarded as favorabls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13

THE Only Paper in
4 Seattle That Dares
To Print the News / !
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TT Hr. Ali @eF>5agette> Ctr,
Baltimore.
Capitalization 1T fret
Or rt6tet ettt sanitarittttt Elm.

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Sure, GIT. 48 Weit %. StraBe, unb
ibre ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fpre6en
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nu6 Sauienben. 9unberte babon limb
in Dffentli6en 8ldttern betannt gez
md4t tpprben, unb 3pdr itets nit 0nz
gabe Der Nbrefen, 10 baB sic Bel ben
@ebeilten borfpre6en uno ft6 BON Der
Ge4tbeit ibrer 3sugnife iiber3eugen
tDn1en.
9ieie 2eute pobnen fGmmtIi9 in
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In RuheHann.

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