Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-09-12
PRESIDENT MCKINLEY.
News From the Bedside-Emma Gold.
man Arrested in Chicago.

1t is officially announced that the
president is better, and that since the
hour of the shooting he has not been
in as satisfactory condition as he was
at hali-past nine this morning when
the doctors issued their bulletins.
The bulletins say the presidents
condition is highly satisfactory. The
night was a restless one. which was
quite natural and expected, but this
morning he began doing at
dawn. sleeping soundly.
At o'clock when the physicians
gathered the president awoke and
said:
Gentlemen, | will recover"
The six doctors smiled their approx
eSand one of them remarked, That's
half the battle, Mr.. President"
Half an hour later, after consulta-
tion and examination, this bulletin
was issued:
THE presidents condition is be-
coming more and more satisfactory
and untoward incidents are now less
likely to occur. Pulse, 1913; temper
ature, 1O0R degrees; respiration. 2S.
Signed: P. l.. Rixey, N. b. Mann,
Roswell Park. H. Mynter. Eugene
Wasden, George H. Cortelyou, Secre-
tary to the President"
This, the most satisfactory bulle-
tin issued, was given out to the hun.
dreds of newspaper men in the big
tent across the street, and it is now
being flashed throughout the country
The improvement in the presidents
condition is steady, right along, and
at IL O'Clock another consultation was
held with equally satisfactorily re-
suits.
There may be no further probing
for the bullet. Three of the doctors
are opposed to reopening the wound
and according to their diagnosis there
is no immediate danger, even if the
bullet is not entirely located.
The news of the presidents i'm
provement spread rapidly and thou
sands who refrained from going to the
fair in the time of suspense are now
tiocking towards the Pan-American at
the noon hour.
BUFFALO, Sept. 9.-Shortly before
noon today Senator Fairbanks, Comp
troller Dawes, Senator Hanna and Alb
ner Mckinley stood upon the porch OF
the Milburn residence, chatting pleas
antly Abner Mckinley had just re
turned from the sick room. STEADY
improvement continues he said If
nothing unfortunate happens during
the day my brother will get better"
The four men shook hands. The
tall form of Senator Fairbanks lean
ed over the others and he said:
That news is worth ten years of
my life"
Then the men talked together, and
one of the newspaper men across the
street put his big camera on them and
caught the group.
How often are you fellows going
to do that" asked Senator Hanna.
Abner Mckinley said: Il wish
X-rays could be put on the presidents
body as readily"
The lightness of the conversation
indicated the general confidence pre-
vailing in the belief of the ultimate
recovery of the president.
BUFFALO. Sept. AT noon DR.
Parke said the condition of the presi-
dent was entirely satisfactory. The
complications today are decidedly lesl
than they were yesterday. and fewer
are likely to occur. I'VE are not dis
turbed over his restless night" he
said. "A man shot is not expected to
rest very quietly"
BUFFALO, Sept. 9.-The following
bulletin was issued by the presidents
physicians at 3 p. M:
The presidents condition steadily
improves, and he is comfortable with
out pain or unfavorable symptoms.
The functions of the bowels and kid
neys are normally performed. Pulse
1l3; temperature, 10l; respiration,
20.
CHICAGO Sept. 9.-The entire po
lice force is looking for Emma Gold
man. So far they have been unable
to locate the woman.
NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-The hopeful
Mckinley bulletins have caused a
strong reaction in the stock market
Prices generally show an advance OF
one per cent.
CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-Twelve anarch.
lists alleged to have been connected
with Czolgosz were arraigned this
morning and bound over until the
18th. The women of the party were
released under bonds of $1,000. The
men aver they will apply for writ
of habeas corpus.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-Secretary
Gage telephones from Buffalo that he
thinks the president will recover.
He says all the members of the cab
net are equally hopful.
BUFFALO, Sept. 10.--The morning
conference of physicians was held at
8 o'clock, and bulletin was issuei
shortly before 10. 1t was altogether
favorable.
The president passed most com
Portable night. and while he had TAX.
en- no food yet, his condition was very
satisfactory. This morning after
several hours sleep, he was bright and