Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-09-14


+ MilburDe House, Bufrnlo, Sept, 49,
The personal colcred attendant OF
kthe President at 1886 announced that
the President is still alive,
DIR. JANnwAY ARRIVES
'4By Associated Press
AT 11:47 DR.. Janeway, of New York.
heart specialist, arrived and WINS nd
nitted to the Milburnc house
Associated Press. es6"
i BULLETIN 11:05 p. M.
+ BY Associated Press.
Milburne House, Buffalo, Sept. 1s.--
Il l1:O5 P. MA messenger from the
house announced that tho Presidents
Vitality is marvellous Conditions
emain unchanged and death may
,ome in one minute or not for an hour
,r more.
Shortly after midnight the Presi-
ients breathing was barely percept. BILE,
his pulse practically ceased and his ex-
tremities were cold. It was recognized
that nothing remained but the last
n struggle and some of the friends of the
family who had remained through the
day, began to leave the house, not car
ing to be present at the final scene.
Such an intense state of anxiety ex-
listed among the watchers that rumors
N gained frequent circulation that death
4 had already actually occurred.
4 The arrival of the Coroner gave rise
+ to one such rumor and a flood of
\ yroundless dispatches were sent saying
hat the end had come. These !, were
E speedily set at rest by the Official
statement from within the house that
+ he reports of death were groundless,
and that the President still lived.
Coroner Wilson said he had been order
ed by the District Attorney of the
+ County to go to the Milburn residence
rs soon as possible after the announce
ment of death. He had seen in rep
utable local paper the announcement
that the President died at 11:06 p. M,
and had hurried up there so there
would be no delay in removing the
body. He was very much chagrined
4 when DR.. Mann met him at the door
and told him that his services were not
I'd required, and that he would be notified
when he was wanted. DR.. Mann said
the President was still alive and that
DR.. Janeway was examining his heart
action. There was really no hope but
they did not desire a gruesome anti
cipation.
RUSH FOR THE PRISON, =
BY Associated Press.
n Buffalo, N. Y, Sept 14.-Shortly af-
ter midnight the great crowds on the
street became excited over rumor that
he President was dead. A rush was
made toward the police station where
X Czolgosz is confined. The crowd was
+ promptly met by the police reserves.
d mounted and on foot, and were driven
ALIVE AT 10:40P. M.
Milburne House, Sept 13.--At 10:40
p. m, DR.. Mann said the President was
still alive and might linger for an hour.
BULLETIN AT 1880 P. M.
Milburn House, Sept 1S.-1O: so p. m.
Crowds on Delaware Avenue, near the
a mansion, grow larger and police and
n military sentries have Their hands full
IN preserving the line.
The rooms in the rear of the Milburn
4 House, hitherto darkened, have just
a oeen brilliantly lighted. There is much
z activity in that part of the mansion.
q This is the part of the house in which
the sick chamber is located.
BULLETIN 1O:55 P. M.
+ Bulletin-Buffalo, 10. 65 p. m.--Awful
N suspense continues. Relatives and dis
tinguished visitors are still gathered
n the drawing room awaiting the an
a nouncement of the end.
BULLETIN 1859 P. M.
Milburn House, Sept. 13.-10:59 p. m.
The President is alone with his ply
sicians and nurses, His extremities
4 have long been cold and for over two
hours he has been unconscious.
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