The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-09-14
is STILL IN. DANGER.
Every Indication, However, Points
to Presidents Recovery.
Physicians Say There Are No Unfa-
vorable Symptoms and Are Very
sanguine of the Final Re-
sult-Latest Bulletins.

Buffalo, N. Y. Sept. 9.-Private
Secretary Cortelyou Sunday night
gave out the following statement:
.The public will be kept fully advised OF
the actual condition OF the president. Each
bulletin Is carefully and conservatively
prepared andAis an authoritative statement
OF the most important features OF the case
at the hour II is issued. The people are
entitled to the facts and shall have them.
GEORGE b. CORTELYOU,
Secretary to the President"
This statement is intended to put
at rest any idea that the official bulle-
tins underestimate the conditions,
and at the same time to give assur-
ance that those with the president
intend that the people shall have the
facts.
The following bulletin was issued
by the presidents physicians at four
p. m:
1.-THE president since the last bulletin has
slept quietly four hours altogether since
nine o'clock. His condition is satisfactory
to all the physicians present. Pulse, rs;
temperature, l0l; respiration. Is.
"P. NJ RIXEY,
M. ID. MANN.
ROSWELL PARK,
"HERAfAN MYNTER,
EUGENE WASDIN.
CHARLES MBURNEY."
This bulletin was issued just As
hours after the presidentwa shot, and
was regarded as of the most favor
able character. Senator Hanna's
secretary, Mr.. Dovoer, came over
to the press tent to express the feel
ing of confidence which had arisen
from this bulletin. He pointed out
that DIR. McBurney, the eminent sur
geon, had joined with the other ply
concurred in a statement showing
the presidents condition to be per-
fectly satisfactory. The reduction of
temperature to 1Ol was also noted as
highly gratifying.
The Latest Bulletin.
The same physicians united in sign
ing the following bulletin, issued at
nine p. m:
''The president is resting comfortably
and there is no special change since last
bulletin. Pulse, 100; temperature, lOl.6;
respiration. 80"
The physicians found the presi-
dents condition to be unchanged,
and their examination did not dis
close anything of an unfavorable ma
ture. They believe, however, that the
president is in a serious condition,
and that the crisis will not be passed
for another As hours. The profess
sional men and officials hope for the
best, but until the case has rum
the doubtful days they will
not be treasured. The weather con-
ditions are regarded as very favor
a BILE for the president.
Cheering Words.
The president was resting at five
a. m, and no change in his condition
has been noted. DR.. Charles Nc
Burney, the New York surgeon who
was summoned for consultation with
the other physicians, said after the
with no setback, assuming President
Mckinley passes the crisis tomorrow. he
will be able to resume his duties at the
white house within three or four weeks.
He has taken no opiates since Saturday ard
IS being nourished by whisky, hot water
and raw eggs administered by injection"
All are very hOpeiui.
Buffalo, n. Y, Sept. Through
this quiet, peaceful Sabbath, every
word that came from the big vine
clad house in Delaware avenue, in
which the stricken magistrate of the
nation lies battling for life, was re-
and the chances of his re-
,overy are so greatly improved that
al of those who have kept the pa
tent vigil at his bedside feel strong
" that his life will be spared. The
developments of Saturday night and
Sunday were dreaded, but hour after
hour passed, and the distinguished
patient, struggling there beneath the
eyes of physicians and
trained nurses, showed not an un-
symptom. Five times dur
ng the day the eminent doctors and
surgeons assembled for consultation,
and each time the verdict was unani-
nous that what change had occurred
was for the better. Not the slightest
symptom of peritonitis
and the fresh hope borne
with the morning, grew stronger and
stronger as the day advanced until
toward evening the confidence ex-
pre- ssed in the presidents recovery
seemed almost too sanguine.
Interesting Notes.
Czolgosz has not been told Of the presi-
dent's condition. He seems to think he
killed him. Experts examined the assassin
and pronounced him sane.
Three men under arrest In Chicago iden.
tified photograph of Czolgosz as that OF
the man who visited at the home OF Abra-
ham Isaak.
An x-ray apparatus from T. A. Edison's
arrived at Buffalo and Will
probably be used to locate the bullet.
Two thousand Chicago socialists at
picnic voted down resolutions of regret for
the attempt to kill President Mckinley.
The press Of London and the continent
demands severe measures against anar-
chism.
Czolgosz was denounced at mass meet
Ings Of Poles In New York and Philadel-
phia.
A Maryland congressman says the assas-
sin can be tried and hanged for treason.
D.