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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-10

Milburn House Buffalo N Y. septembre o-since last
night uufavorable symptom has appeared Every hour
has been Faith in the and
until the minds of the danger of all future
complications brushed aside and hope has become convic
ton. Indeed many OF the presidents friends pos
sessed with a of superstous confidence in the presi-
dents recovery which nothing but absolute change for the
shake And the basis for the confidence that is
pressed solid There has been nothing but improvement
gradual slow but steady Improvement Every bulletin
every private and public word of the physicians attend
ance bcathes encouragement The reports the physicians
have given out are facts as they exist the scientific
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M'BURNEY'S BELIEF.
Says That So FIR No Bad Symptoms
Have Appeared.
THE DANGER is NOT YET OVER,
Bnt The Improvement Promises 10 Ee
Rapid.
MAY Be C0NVALESCENT IN A WEEK
And Again a Change for the Worse May
TaRe Place After That Length
Of Time.
'BE DANGER is NOT YET OVER,
nay Be CONyALESCENT IN A WEEK

Nfilburn House, Buffalo September o.
Dr. McBurncy said to an Associated Press
representative after the issue of the 3
O'Clock bulletin that all indications contin-
ued good.
No bad symptoms have appeared said
he, but no one can say now that the presi-
dent is out of danger, and for a week still
the possibility of complications may exist.
At the end of that time if all goes well,
we may be able to say that he is conval-
esccnt,"
But l have known cases put in DR..
Mann, is go well for ten days and then
change for the worse"
That is true, perhaps said DR.. McBur-
rey somewhat deprecatingly, but it is en-
trely unusual If the president continues
to improve for week" he continued we
may safely say he is 4 convalescent II
will probably be three weeks before 1t will
be safe to move him. We must wait until
the outer wound is healed and strong. The
inner wounds through the stomach prob
ably will be strong before the exterior
wound is. How long it will be before he
will he able to sit up will depend upon the
rapidity of his Improvement, and | may
say to YOU further that his Improvement, II
it continues, promises to be rapid.
DR.. McBurney was asked to compare the
Garfield case and its treatment with that OF
President Mckinley, and he smiled as he
replied that to do so would be to give tho
whole history of the progress OF surgery
during the last twenty years.
Besides" said he, the cases are utterly
different Garfield's wound was an ex
tremely unfortunate one in every way.
was difficult to handle it was impossible t.
get at the bullet, while the wound of Presi
dent Mckinley in many respects is luck,
one. No comparison is possible
Turning to the Associated Press report
er, DR.. McBurney said You can assur
yom clientele that all goes well. The pres
idents condition is satisfactory. Further
more, you can impress and emphasize tn
fact that the bulletins issued state, til
truth
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IS VERY CONFIDENT
The President Believes That he wm
Recover and Is Cheerful.
MRS. MKINLEY WAS WITH HIM
But Only for Brief Time as Excitement
Is Avoided.
MUST LIE AT BUFFALO THREE WEEKS.
It viii Not Be Safe to Move the Wound
ed Man Before That Time
Has Elapsed.

Buffalo, September o.--The president
himself has been cheerful all day and has
expressed confidence in his recovery. To-
day he asked for morning paper bot this,
OF course had to be denied him. 1t is with
some difficulty that he can be restrained
from talking and Colonel Myron T. Herr
rick OF Cleveland is quoted as authority for
the statement that he has spoken at inter-
walls OF several things he proposes to do in
the future.
This morning he asked to be allowed to
move his position, and when permission
was given, before the attendants could
move him he changed to the position he de-
sired to assume without difficulty or pain.
This speaks much for his general strength
and spirits,
Mrs Mckinley saw him again today for
brief visit and Secretary Cortclyou was
admitted for the FIRST time. No one else
was allowed to see him, although he in
CURED several times who was below stairs.
lie was given nourishment today in the
form of eggs beaten in milk, administered
through the rectum The water which has
been given heretofore cold did not appear
| to agree with him, and since last hight
very hot water has been taken into the
stomach through the mouth with splendid
results. His bowels moved freely during
the day, aud this was also considered an
excellent symptom.
If he continues to improve it will be
gradually. If he should grow worse, the
change in that direction also probably will
be slow. This is the opinion OF Or, Mann,
There will be no crisis. If he arrives at
convalcscence, DIR. Pwke expresses the
opinion that it will be three weeks before it
will be safe to move him. 1t is expected
that the interior wounds will heal FIRST.
The suturcs OF the lacerated tissues were
made so soon after the bullet passed that
they are probably healing rapidly. With
the exterior wound it is slower process.
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meetings. SUPPRESSED.

Anarchists Are Not Allowed to Rent
Halls in New York.
New York September 9.-IInun;s of an
arthists in this city were deserted ycster-
day, according to the police. Special de-
tectives have been on the watch every
where members Of the band are known TO
have collected In the past.
Instructions have been Issued to the
owners of halls not to rent them to an
al chists.
qhc same conditions ruled in Paterson,
where no big gatherings We're held, as Is
Gust onarY on sunday.
Mayor Hlnchllfe Of Paterson has given
uctlcc that any salooukt cper who rents his
rail To- anarchistic meetings Will have his
license revoked. Licenses viii he refused
10 applicants known 70 he even merely
friendly With followers OF the red nag.
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TRIAL OF THE ASSASSIN
viii Be Purely a Local Matter, Say
Cabinet Officers.

viii Be Purely Local Matter DAY
Cabinet Officers.
Buffalo, September 0.Many sensational
reports are being circulated about cabinet
action looking to the apprehension and
~ Prosecution OF Emma Goldman end leaders
of anarchists organizations, Of mysterious
directions from the secretary of war 10
The chief Of police here and Of develop
mrnts Of startling nature that are antici-
patcd The great majority Of these re-
ports. in the words of III, cabinet officers
are manufactured Of whole cloth As to
the question Of the prosecution Of Czolgosz
the cabinet are unanimously of the opinfn
that It is purely a local affair. mere Is no
government staiute covering an assault
tpon the president of the United States
and, in the eyes Of the law, thc crime Of
last Friday Is merely a local offrnse com
mIttod against private citizen in viola.
zion Of the laws Of the state nf New
York aud of Erie county. The Madonna
government can have no hand ~ the pl Os.
ecutiom ot local offender: ms trial Will
take place I'm the local courts.
No specific order for the arrest Gr dCten-
iion of Emma Goodman has been sent out
hy Superintendent Bull but 4 IS Tosslhle
that she will he arrested on thu general
request that the police throughout the
country locate any persons who Inay be
suspected Of completely In he crime.
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NOISE NOT HusHED
With So Much Preoaution Us During the
First Day

With So Much Precaution as During the
First Day
Buffalo, September DIN fact by 1870
o'clock tonight the entire temper of every
body about the Mllburn residence seemed
10 have undergone n radical change, The
police did not stop wagons from going by
the nearest corner AZ high speed The
regular army guard was not SO particular
about those who passed up the street The
newspaper men ala not maintain the aulet
that has prevailed for the past three days
Even those who came from the mansion
where the wounded man lies stopped on
the corner to laugh and chat. From
sombre forebodlng the feeling has suddenly
turned TO Joyful confidence that the Ma
tion's ruler was to be spared.
At 1850 tonight the lights In the man
sion. except those dimly shining in the
sick room, were extlnguished and by II
o'clock peaceful quiet reIgned about the
Mllhurn home
on the dark corner opposite 10 the house
soldiers, policemen and newspaper men
kept vigil, however, sheltered beneath theii
tents.
The $50 bulletin, as was promised, was
10 be the last Of the night, and while Il
was brief, attention was called TO the fac
that the pnlss was exactly the same al
this morning 1l2, aud that the tcmpera
ture was elghttenths or degree lower
were highly favorable symptoms
Senator Hanna was the last onicln
caller al the house He only stayed feN
minutes, but during that time had sh9f
Interview with Or, McBurney. When III
came out he declined 10 talk further thai
to say "Everythlng Is all right If tn
improvement continues ! may 90 home to
morrow"
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New York, September 9.-The following
Texans are registered in New York;
Hons ton-C +. Barrett. +. L; Francis,
NJ SYRIA a, Sylvia. j. {. De Mell9, IT,
Enlcigh. T. w, House ana VIE L. nous
naiIas- sam Block. Marlboro; w o.
Rnwlins. ST. Denis.
Austir--W. j. Battle. St. Denis,
Sap ALtonio-Louis ScbntzkeN Cnllonaue'
& Freur Cadillac; c. Hugo, Herald square.
GA!nesville--E u. Halght. Conunrntal'
5mt,cti-J u. Slnwson: continental
iMris-J. l., Shunklin. Continental
C;alvcstnn-I Adoue, j Mccthe, Imperial;
Mrs {. L. Ryrne. KenslnGton. a.,,
i,atlNs--M. Mayheld. Mrs. J. 5. MaNheld'
MissSs Mayheld Misses Morgan Mahnut'
t'Galcman--T. NJ. McCook, Navarro,
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REV. HOMER T, WILSON

Expresses the Views OF the National
Travellers Protective Association.
goit Worth, Texas, September o.-The
following public expression from DR. Ho-
MGR T. Wilson, National chaplain of the
travellers Protective Association, was is
sued today:
ia 40 exnress our deepest sympathy for
President William Mckinley ana earnestly
PRAY that a merclful God VIII restore MIN
NJ, dcniora the existence Of anarchy In
on, coprtry and earnestly hone that the
mickcned Conscience Of the American PEG
pic may speedily incarcerate lpeSS h o ptoo IN
ch1ins and darkness they mny, ,,eNplate
the crimes they have committed
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SUPPRESSION o. ANARCHY
Occupies Much Space in the London
Press.

Occupies Much space m inc lpnoon
Press.
London, September 0.-President McKin-
leS's condition aud discussion as 10 the
me- Aods Of dealing with anarchists con
thu to dominate editorial and news pages
Of the papers here II is felt that if the
president happily RECEIVERS ne win not have
suffered in vain II the outrage results In
stronger measures TO suppress an0rchIsm
Az the morning papers have leading artt
cleg on the subject and most all Of these
nrc identical In tone. Satisfaction is eK-
pressed that the pauic measures. such as
vigilance committees. wholesale arrests
and The like contemplated under the hrst
shock of outrage, have given way TO calner
Suggestions.
Two proposals are now advocated by the
british and foreign papers. The hrst Is 70
mold another international conference with
snIr view 10 the organization OF an In
! ternational police force whose sole duty
world be TO keep watch on such criminals
Thc second Is TO treat anarchist pro
Nnaganda as a crime. The Daily News alone
| utters an editorial warning against the
| danger 10 free government and free opn
| 10 ! Involved In such repressive measures
which would easily result IN ,confoundins
the Innocent with the guilty"
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CEMENT, LINE \ BRICK
Write for Prices.
HIP. Mel & CO.
$40 Willow Street.
TEXAS BANKING MATTERS.
lsnecInl 10 The Posi-

Washington, September 9.-The applica-
tiun of n. s Wettcrmark of NacOglochcs,
Frank sharp. Eugene H. Blount aud II. T..
Grain TO organize the First National bank
OF San Augustine, with $4,000 capital, has
becn approved by the comptroller of the
cam epey.
The Hanover National bank of New YORK.
Third National Of St Louis and CONNER
cinl National of Houston have l'een dcs-
.ignnttd MS reserve agents for thu Farm
ers and Merchants National bank of Crock
ct TEXAS,
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eoReloN EINANcIAL ooNoITIoNe.

Money Was Easy in London, with an
Abundant Supply Yesterday
Eondon september s-Money was easy
today. supply abundant Discounts were
arm In Wow ~ the contingencies. especial
IN The prospect Of shipments of goa !"
New York. - ,.se In
aetixe ana renernlly adversely affected ny
The slump in New York. .@e Amerlclh
market opened shortly after 10 Inc re w VII
ppr,nos soon advanced on huying orders ~.
Paul was the feature. Later there was a
slight disposition 10 SELL Prices easeu ono 20
the report Of the New horh "penine w.
tations aud closed steady. ..o,,arod
consols started lower and recovered
somewhat.
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UNDER SURVEILLANCE.
Emma Goldman Has Been Located by
Police.

Emma Goldman Has Been Located by
Police,
Chicago, September o.--Chief o'Nci an.
nounces that Emma Goldman is under sur
veillance not far from Chicago. lie in
sisted that she had been located aud Init
mated that she will he arrested soon.
St Louis, September 9.-Andrew send
lein with whom Emma Goldman stopped
for month when she was in st. Louis
three years ago, said 10 Post-Dispatch
reporter this afternoon:
Emma Goldman hns gone 10 IAtchheld,
H. hut they will never ind her there. She
can hide anywhere in the country whore
there are anarchists and the police will
not ind her until she wants TO show her
self. When all talk is done she will como
back here and give herself pp,"
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THE IMPROVEMENT IS STEADY
PUNISHMENT OF ASSASSIN

Buffalo ~ u the
those who Violate commandment III Under
sc OF
to
o
woultb coeen
sty o t6Ir hands against all forms, government
:" aJ.. Nv deBRYAN'
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posidenoes 4 Pittsbura.

Pittsburg. Texas, September o'-Ihe resi-
denees Of c. y. Aldlidge and Dr. H. r.
Rome were destroyed by ire al an early
hour this morning. The Gre originaten IN
M AId'idge nome and the family had a
n,frow escape from cremation. The An,
ridge house and furnishings We're lnSn loo
90 q osO9 and the Borne property Tor SI'Nu
Inc furnishings of the latter nome Were
saved.
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ROOSEVELT OPTIMISTIC.

Mnburn House Buffalo WIN
issue
president
the president win be out in weeks Mr. Roosevelt
viii
unu situation mas entirely cleared II predicting
win announce tomorrow there absolutely no doubt that the president will
Of
would ot-b SO " exac
hmattar The
onlyt he
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Chicago, September 9-The nine anareh.
lists nnder arrest here were brought before
Magistrate PrendeylllS today At the re-
quest Of the city the hearing was postponed
until September 10 in order to allow more
complete investigation. OF the charge thar
they ccnspircd 10 murder me president.
Several OF the prisoners have admitted 10
knowing the would-he assnSsin, Czolgosz-
The six male prisoners were held with
OFT bail pend ng the hearing, while the
three women were released.
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ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY.
Physicians Were Pleased With the
Progress Made.

Buffalo, September 9, 1892 p.
m.-Doctors Mynter and Was
din came out OF the Milburn
house at this hour and reported
that the last examination for the
day had proved entirely salts
factory and there was slight
change
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EVERYTHING FAVORABLE FOR RECOVERY.
Physicians Cautious, However, and Will Not Say Posi-
lively That President Will Get Well

standpoint unmxed with sentiment Still that the presi
dent by OF danger the verdict OF each of
them Not them will risk his professional reputation
with unqualified that he will live All they will
say that with every hour the danger of complications from
peritonits blood poisoning decreases
DR. McBurney the most eminent of the physicians in at
tendance expresses the opinion that if the Improvement
true will be week yet before the president be pro-
of danger and convaleseen And OF his
colleagues Oile Dr. MANN place the limit danger still fur
Their away The peritonis he said positively.
has we'll nigh disappeared At the expiration of the seventy
wo-hou period at o'clock afternoon danger that
source was almost gone.
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-ARREsrs Az PITrsRURG.

PIttsbnrg September o.--car Mold and
Harry Gordon, wel-known Pittshurs an
archists and intimate friends of Emma
Goldman, were arrested this afternoon
They will he placed in the sweat box by
iss ,Polse S 95a ssot no' Flick 'eH'
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Denver. Colo. September 9.-Maggio bas
been playing plano in saloon at Santa
Rita for some time lie Is said 70 nave
frequently made the prediction that the
president swould be killed before October
since coming 10 this section in February
last lie Is quoted as saying that Emperor
William OF Germany Will be the next ruler
assassinated.
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silver city, n NJ, September 9.-Antonio
Maggie. the musician aud alleged annrch,
list. who is said to have predicted the as
sassinatIon of Mckinley before October,
1901. was arrested a San Rita, mining
camp near silver City, this evening by
United States Marshal Foraker on instruc-
tons from Washington.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-24
GAY TIMES AT NAALEHU.

Kau. Hawaii, Sept. 2l.-At the Naa-
lehu end OF the district there has been
much polhfcation Of late. There have
been numerous dances and parties Civ.
en- recently during the visit Of stran-
gers. Mr.. Zimmerman from San
Francisco has been visiting his sister.
Mrs. Gustave Becker. Fred and David
Hayselden together with two Misses
Gibson of Lanai have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hayselden. Miss
\. Smithies ras been the guest Of Mrs.
George Hewitt during the month. while
Miss Beatrice Bertlemann has been
visiting her brother at Honuapo. Naa-
lehu has therefore been very fortunate
In having so many young and jolly
peopel relieve that monotony which
usually pervades the whole district ex-
ceut perhaps Punaluu, which is Always
full of life and fun.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-24
HiLO YACHT RACE.

Hilo, Sept. 20.-Lovers of yacht rae.
ing will have an opportunity to wit
ness an eight-mile race tomorrow af.
ternoon between those two smart Hilo
yachts. Flash and Mabel. The race
will occur at 1870 p. m. over the usual
course, the start to be made from the
buoy off the foot Of Waianuenue street.
The Flash will be under the COM
mand Of Jones. and the Mabel is to be
captained by Peterson. Both yachts
have been completely overhauled and
painted. a centerboard taking the place
Of the cigar-shaped bulb on the Mabel's
keel. and with favorable weather
everything points to quite an interest
ing race.
Heretofore the Mabel has not shown
to advantage, the Flash winning easily
in the last three successive races. With
the addition Of the centerboard those
In charge Of the Mabel are confident
OF carrying Off the honors in this race.
Tribune.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-24

this should always be done II fresh
cases of malaria are occurring close by.
To kill mosquitoes by the wholesale
II Is necessary only to destroy their
larya. This is generally very easy
matter, especially in regard to culex.
We have only to 20 around the premi-
ses once week and empty all pots and
vessels containing stagnant water,
and also brush out with a broom all
puddles containing larva. As the
larva takes about a week to mature.
this procedure will generally be enough
time. IT is necessary to prevent water
collecting anywhere near the house.
These duties should be attended to
by reliable persons. and not left into
the hands Of servants.
Generally speaking. tropical coun-
tries are without stringent measures
for the prevention OF breeding pesti-
lences. 1t is the duty Of every Intent
gent citizen to lay the matter strongly
before the Legislature. and to employ
special agents for the destruction and
prevention Vi sna's OF beasts Oh prey
ihe human race mas 'o'era'ed these
iavages Of the insect in spite OF much
a'scoiniort' ior 'ne reason they were
'ooheo upon as oniy an annoyance ana
cause OF some unpleasantness. Now
.na' 'he! are known 10 DE disease
| breeders war OF extermination mus'
y. 40 ''eo,ous'. Naseu as =, Is asa'nS'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-24
FAREWELL TO A PASTOR.

The farewell reception to Rev. A. Z.
Cory at the Christian church last even
ing was very well attended. the young
church peop,e of the city turning out
In large numbers to say farewell to the
young pastor who leaves soon for Chi
ma. there to ented into the field Of mis-.
sionary work.
Mr.. Cory made an address that was
brimful Of expressions OF regret at
leaving this field. At the conclusion,
the young people gave the Chatauaua
salute In nonor Of Mr.. Cory.
On Thursday evening, there will be
a reception to Mr.. Cory by the men,
beers OF his congregation
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-24
Oil the Thing for Mosquitoes


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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-24
BISHOP e. co.
BANKERS.

Transact a General Banking
and Exchange Business.
Commercial and Travellers
Letters of Credit issued, available
in all the principal cities of the
world.
Interest allowed after July 1,
1893, on fixed deposits Z day
notice 2 per cent. (this form will
not bear interest unless it remains
undisturbed. for one month";, 3
months 3 per cent, 8 months 3 1-2
per cent, ~ months 4 per cent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-24
RAINS AT OOKALA

Hilo, Sept. 20.-Telephonic reports
yesterday afternoon from ookala state
that rains have fallen in the hills
mauka Of that point. Tuesday night
the rainfall was .O3 inches and Wednes-
day night 20 inches. This has been
sufficient to subdue the forest fires IN
that neighborhood, which is reported
to be now In smouldering state. Ma
rains fell in the canefelds below. The
rains did not extend into the Kukaiau
neighborhood where the fires are still
burning.-Tribune.