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The sun., 1901-01-23

Tn, area ~ high pressure vGs passing out the So.
i,xr,nc. valley YESTERDAY. cNtr ing ~ tie c,ld
u,,,h,t from th. Middle Atlantic and New lnglsud
s,,,.. In these district, II Nss FROM ten To- q f',.
A.. d,st,e. warner. m, luN',i teuIstatrrc ra.
,,,,,d VA. degrees slo,r I~ru ~ Nuiti irtid II
ux,.tsniotv,uiS degree. c,ld' n the ,'utNl STATE.
and qrn,rslly btlov 'rr'irr ~ ~ rururr a.,
p,,,.ut, wA. failing IN tnt NutIs'.' h.i 'irIr ~.
II, storm IN sight iHt V'rtlT VS' lU'r l'rrre..
Ir mi, riu itc dt, Vrs, FAR buG "a ,.-
.t,.. warmer WIND n"ttnr'N ana ''csl s'cr7g,
humi.ty 80 pr' cent. nri0u'''r. o'rrct'd lu 'cad
70 ,.nI,v,I NSN ". a' n. - VI. A"gp
"a pera,rr, - recorded rs ,rc or'-s thtr.
munr,ct and also - Inv StN.N ths'unu ttci a,
ne street lv,I Is ,hov n IN t"c am c,'i tah''
no'' 100 NJ 100, 1000 iSi Il" /
- " 81. a.: q, 81 /: Nd Wl & i. =. 81 81.
WASHINGTON rpEro NSr tpR 1upNN NNu TO-
NoVuoV
20, ,au,-1 N,v l1'i. ard siIs'n p,1",Ll-ar'l
,.i, f. GGt t,ug i,rIr'air's ~ ro-'h ir'iru, norm
,as ,,rf, t.som,n5 s,uis rash 10 s'st og -. roIa
70 -i,,rnT rfrhIab 'di
ro- the DI,,rci II columbia. Nrr Jersey. u,AWars
ICON NC south fresh Ia hrSs 'hc coast to nuirpv
Irohrb, tar
rur Nrw England far t'dA, tsIng tcmP.rNiur,
northeast wiuiN. RconiIHs ,hiah.'. ''c'h tu ~ Il
ou thr cast. tn morrow iaf
For western sew York. increasing cleanliness md
prohab, rain 70 day warmer Ia moth portions south
east winds fr.sh TO brisk on thtLak.s 10 morrow
rain OF snow probable.
The sun., 1901-01-23
Court of Appeals Decisions.

AiRNNN. Jan g. Inc ,Ouu of Appeals
,ct,t hAuact down t'r fo.lcslrg dec SONS Young
:. sr .uI-rncft Ntsculuauu Hnd AuuIhrT vs. Pres.
hNt-f uu Hospital eta Young - fArvtll, Jr. Deer
nsr ~ lruNu aud HnoiAer judgments sn,imsd
P.orev, rr->i.su o',t, prlavsr, and Hudson
-, Nura central hui Hudson River Railroad Com
Judgments reversed. Lrw uhl sianted ocsts 10 abide
N'lkaN 81, uury. An,isia. ., williamson 81 al.
WAY company, utH,tS Hrfm'd aud Judgments ab.
~ .'r u't'trl oi o." stipulation WIN costs,
p' David Kennedy cHfpuiauun ys Kennedy.
llugmtut uo''nei as stated IN me opinion ana AZ
mollnci ar,rmcd. without costs H. court To either
itay 10, ~ Hamilton ct al !uGgmen, snrm.d
v,tt cu'S to tro' party Appearing By separate at
~ "t'ii' IT,. SALE IhapSnV 6sien same Vs ogden JT >
ud.ucuts rr'Ucd Wit. one blll ~ costs 10 plaintiff
Sinuoit mN,S German. ,nrrlcan Rank ., Roch-
este Hughes ~ COMING Known end another VI.
cody. Holden ~. NcuuP Titan n" Insurance Com
PAM motions Z" icnts .meni dtneG, go costs
lruplr - rel Manhattan lH.luAy Company ".
IH. k'f rt o, motion ot fcatgurcnt denied. without
Montgomery - Hlralo Railway company. mo
tiof. g. amend frrl'tttut granted and the Suusms
I'm uc rcmltrIur 10 MS r,yu IA mis- case iron
u> 'r''g fdpfu"t N" s0nc ordered TO he amended
IN is,or pf The cercrtant aud sgainN the plsinur.
st.ru otN un rlc with thr clerk - THIS cour and .
paft ~ ne frcrri Il tNr hratug oi this appeal.
r.rann vs Ier,ism'N ct al. motion To amend re-
m!I.i.F rfHutrt and trulttliur amended 40 a. 10
derofr tlat IHai pHutr Il entitled To recover In
irrcS, on thr S',rtal unpaid nslalm.n'. Of HE an.
iniN tom the meuuemrr' of tLiS action. eleeps
a. e. ,u Interest from tie date nj which they hAts
rcsierr'rI l,rIeH and 4" that he amount of plain.
~ fs,s'tt 30 Jruf'iuuci among the defe endants
n,rtttirg tu ins 'uAtes That have hesn devised 10
t,nI rrsrstl,'r
o. 20 FpId'rqilpn ~ olWsll 4. slsclor. People sx
rel '' I,l 81 ~ lu ~ Nnsl accounting NJ III
tIs lsH'I.rI lrop.s - rel tom,ock ~ Morrison.
.'' ar' Ntil HrHu bA'lWHN Company. IN t- settle.
wont - .cr.u' - NcNlrsmHn. executor People ex
irI '.''t \cfsr toIUrf 'oWpaul A., Va Fstnsf
~ al ,nriulsNourtN ~ raN,S. order hrnrmed With
cost
The sun., 1901-01-23
PRINCETON DECLINES.
say suckins 60 Wosk's . Bettsv sosrcs sf
Istrtottsm Thap Inaugural Parades.

PRINCETON. Jan 22 The faculty ~
Princeton has declined An invitation 20 have
the university represented In the Inaugural
parade In Washington on March IL"
faculty explain, that u declines N" invita-
tion not on political grounds nor from 'lrN
of patriotism. but b-Csuse 1T llr- outside
the junction ~ the university 10 send i'a
studeuts away AT very busy tine # M"
year 10 participate In public pRrad"s and
social festivities The amount 81 tim" -
each vaar which students actually spent in
college, IL already too short In our iudg-
mrut Their intelligent patriotism Will b" hest
npur!~hei aud strengthened by attention 20
their present duties. and hv mastering the
smdles which will enable them 10 understand
the principles on which our Institutions sir
foun l.d
The sun., 1901-01-23
MAYOR SrEINGtTs sI0N ~ DOuN
Rsr Association Objected to Ills Place Bein .
Advertised a. = Law once.

Simon StenRrt, the mayor ~ Second ave-
nue. was hGled to the Centr" street police
court Yesterday on .'lmmons obtained Ivy
Fecrton T. Winthrop and william u Smith,
Sr 90 the Grievance Committee ~ tho Bqr
Association Steingut. who is not lav-r,,
hut simply a rrHl estate broker and notary
public, was accused Of dsIlnyirr In the
window of his once at cs Second nvcnun n
si9n reading. Real Estate, Law and Colec-
tinu ONO"
That Was not tho lnrRcscn on tho window
he pNIlHinod. IL was small tin sign that
belonged :" lawyer. Mr. H'gemHn. Who
last summe- When he went away ! dldr I
'ako the sign down. thinking he would como
after II
on Mayor Stsinrut promising 10 ,nte down
the sign. Magistrate Mayo allowed him 10 rn
The sun., 1901-01-23
Examiner Iaughiin Removed

George " laurhlln. an examiner IN tho
Appraiser's stores, vas removed Yesterday
under an order received hN Appraiser Wake
man from the Secretary II Ia" Treasury
Iaughlln was the man who Hi-t "Ntuluod the
trunks containing nlr table linen lint w"r"
seized ut IA" Rr"vonrt h"us" s"W' tan" as"
A .n.rlaI Ir,nsurv agent NLo investigated
tho matter found that vhil" ~" goods ND
been appraised ~ s3Is upon Nhloh tlt duty
had been pnid, N" iln'h was r'HlIN worm
nhnu, 81 500 luMglltp was suSpci d'd Ht
Tho I'm" and his removal takes effect with
tho date Of his suspension.
The sun., 1901-01-23
OREGON BtIIOIS ron SENATOR.
Corb-,t. = Republican, G,ts Most Votes hut
Va, Enough to Eject Him.

PoTrlANp ore Ian >? The Oregon
Legislature hogan hallot'ng to-day for nlted
state senator with tho fploNr results
It. the Scrat" Mcbride received 10 votes
,"rhctt smith. q. and were scattering
H. a." Hou-e MCRridc Rot \. Corhett ~ Smith.
20 and v"rr scattering Smith H. n
Democrat and has received tho entire vote
of his rnrtv Mcbride l. the t"tirug >cnutO or
and tprh"tt Who L. also u R"I uhliCRN, was
defeated f,r IN" Seuatc four ycurs ngo. after
h"iug appointed hy the Governor when tho
LEGISLATURE had failed t. elect
The sun., 1901-01-23
Killed ~ NOO>>HiNf RfiD.
Deaf Mute aud Two Companions shot b, a
Deputy Marshai's Pose.

Cn,rrA>poU,. Tenn, Jan ?? An eh't'-
ing moouSAine RAID il reported eighteen miles
west of CuokNillr. I"rn Deputy nitrd states
Marshal = 7 Anderson. with q posse. e.
,cmu,rd Ia raid a moonShiue stlll operated
b. q deaf mute. Nuurue johnson When ola"
81 the pns-c 70 snrd open tho door h"wt- i""t
win "A usilI ntlc from iIhn-. and soon a sharp
ryht wnS on Some - the officer. was hHGlN
hurt but the deaf mute wnH rlGdrd Nih
bullets and two others were Killed
The sun., 1901-01-23
no, STErPFD >IO 4 '0AL CHrTE.
Adventure Of r''sr r'rrifa which Carries q
Moral Against Tru,k Iaii Riding.

Iiyii-vear-od Peter p"rrIia of :2s Sulli-
van street hooked On - a truck which
was going Ny ffJl Hy"uu" vhru h"
came ont ~ school Yesterday afternoon
At Nlnet"su'h street N" driver turned
OF the avenue aud started vr~t F-t.r
Jumped oN Ito didHt -'rR" anything tor
4 long time, ma when h" rok" ~ he was
hcing pulled ou' oi 4 coal chute eight or ten
feet deap which leads into the cellars Of tho
bradbury Building AZ ii: t1tth avenue The
I'D had been l"'t oN m" chute. An anhu-
iaucr camc around and the surgeon felt
Peters head. Nothing allied II hut a slight
scalp wound, 80 Peter got on another truck
aud went home
The sun., 1901-01-23
KIiIgD " UF MiTHi>FRi.
Uor.,r y. Iuppcr', Wrsd Cut From HIS Rody
at Crescent. y Y.

IruN. y y Ian :? Horace u Tuppcr.
prominent loo to0lcr ~ tho upp~r ITndson.
vu- instantly Killed ut hi ice vlant AZ 'res-
cost this morning Mr. rupper was caught
-. rh. machinery in the power house II the
Ilun' ard his bend and risht arm ver" severed
f,om n.- hod, NJ 1uupcr went 20 tr's-
cent tb.s morning =" sVp"tir'"nd the work
- ms I,o hoUS's a:.d Whl" examining th.
iuI,hII,r, 10 tho '."Nrr lCuSc. fnr'y-t \ q
loot .ho,o tho grouui, ms clothing caught
mud D.. va> drawn lu'n ~" wheel and chains
ic rr- n boat builder and l1tc" properly
t.s T,4
The sun., 1901-01-23
NRI'isT NitIRsfTt yrSDs.
-. .iwiit~s ,pPaia'st - Hsi's ssso So d
nrirt - srtaI- w Arahhelds t.tft.

.E., Co., Jan . John . Arch
. .I Fl N.F h.rt sH. I,. .lsi made Q con-
..I..H. tN .. tVU .su .n ~vracus~ inivg-
..'. |r...IHI q. 'N. mid ear meeting Of
... ..a... 'rH.I.f- f..t8l Nsv tftpstsss
Ir .#. .I.f.I ssr. flrnsf Chsncsllcr
'...I ~ r... q. % and 'aflesM wsrnrt
F rl.... Tie ItUau 4 smith
e.. logo NlUUei Science wn formally
.s'.t s'.i ari .ad" 90" u the regular
H Il .g'H ? f.H uT.vHr-Itv Judge ChArtee
hrff.t, . L.v pr y sine and 1 . Rev
Ir % lrsa .' tNr N.ard - Trustee vere
..r...f.d ...r.rI.ttH. o. form plans 20 secure
go. ..f'r.'".. Fl tpsi ist u.pn vhtch the Glft
.' ir'..iHuf Af.Nb.id Ris Duuditoned
The sun., 1901-01-23
UeIauarr's liaiioting.

NIINI>GIu\. n"l IAN >: Tic ballots
for t'ui'rd State~ senators ~ Dover to-day
resulted Long tenn R"puhh'au, tddlcks
H. Dupont, Iiu!"- ?. Bri, Spruauco
Ulcuius. clchi democrat kruuo, :. Shur;
term E.yuhlicaus iddr"l~, Is Hichard.
Al Hilla- and Nlelds. each /. Democrat =
Salisbury, - There sat no ulo.ce
The sun., 1901-01-23
rvrIrp n,>r uoRSrR>' >noRiGr,
The Former >rcrrtar, Treasurer. W.t. PcarCe.
charged With EmbeJEiemcnt.

l'r',>,rols. lor .. 1t b"'Ir" h:"vn
TODAY thp' the delegates to ~" National
Convention o. N" mtcd Min" N"rn"rs
have dcmulird an lu'c-iIst. ion uf the
ONO" ~ -" N"'rrt1rv- Treasurer ana huy"
otarsod " r"prc" vhp went ONT u
oN,De som" iHu" u.n. Wth ",nh"I/l"u"rt
i Is u.I '.uf errors were discovered "a
hls account and that ru Investigation.
made 10. "" National HrNrd showed thtt
'"'"r's 'uf mo'"y ptd uui ntd been rni~"i.
no r.I-.i -..t- uuphci amt itc difference
po'tr',d IE 49," Treasurer \u I"purt
o: 'r -hui'Ir" wa ever mad" and tho
de"gt'r, So Mat 'hr Gaming report -
r.,,irr lnr,Lnu nr 'lr ,rar H. .ilrnt
lIor me -uh.r,t Tho" demand detailed
account .. mo slorttsr
President Mitchell refuses 20 discus, 'he
fNa''rf
The sun., 1901-01-23
Sluli fractured In n Rusr, Upset.

Frederick VI Schwnb and q man named
ynn Winkl", both omplocrd hv tho National
Cash Register Company At Fast l?5th street,
we're riding in buggy when II upset at
Ninetv-cignth street and Riverside Drive
Yesterday afternoon Van Wrinkles skull
was fractured and h" was tak.n 10 Eou-"-
tell what caused the buggy 10 upset Iir
didn't know Van Niukla's first name. His
,u ., l.nd Naa
The sun., 1901-01-23
Three Death, From Drinking "schnspp,.

RIcHNoSp. Va. Ian o. Three men nrel
dead and one Is diving through drinking
schnappS, -nld to ciulens IN Aqua, n loca
option district in stafford countys They
drank part II Il bottle of the connection and
their death IL attributed to some poisonous
substance in the schnapps sold bv local mer-
chants Two Of the dead men were well
known citizens and one a negro
The sun., 1901-01-23
warren Elected Senator In wvomins.

CuFytNNF. Wvo. Jan - Tn" hrs' ballot
for niird states senator In tho stat" legis-
Is'ur. today resulted In the selection 81
Francis / Warren 10y n unanimous vo'" ~
the Republican rcmhors Separate ballots
were taken In each House, and Tomorrow
tho Legislature will meet in Joint session
and confirm to-dny's action. Three Demo-
crafts cast complimentary votes for John T..
Osborne.
The sun., 1901-01-23

RNrIGH {. Ian - VI simmons
the D"nncrRtic stat" Committee chairman
was clac,ed to-day United States senator bv
H., Icy,elatui., To succeed Marion Butler
,porI HE hrlnlhlicans voted FOR Congress
man Richmond Pearson IN" nv. rolulist
members did not vote, senator Butler having
repu,stad that his name he not voted for
The sun., 1901-01-23
,stmsck Formal, Elected Senator

CHAT ,>ooGN. IAN >? Ih" Hon T. W
,arrnack. Congressman from tho Tenth dis
trici, wa claCted formally to-day Toy ioint
ballot tn tho I nitrd states senate to succeed
the Hon Thomas Tirev one Rspuhll-
can voted for him The vote was. Iarnack
laA r. NJ Burkett ~.
The sun., 1901-01-23
MFxICi>S Mi Az ANERICtN.
Ruraics Capture Som~ Of the Bsudus. Who VIII
I've shot on the Scene Of Their Crimr

Gr.p,iAJArA. Mexico. Ian >? fcp
nishts ago band ~ hricards rnde an u,
tack on the house occupied hv John Mehck.
.rson, ar American. In the village - San
Srhastianitc near here Nalickersn 70,
sisted aud was killed, hi hodv h"irr hark.,
- pieces with mach'ta~ Everything -,
value IN the house was carried IN Tho
outlaws were pursued into the mountain.
hv a force " riIrhlaS aud several II then
have been captured The uriSorrrs vii
l.. taken 10 the scene ~ the murder and shot
The sun., 1901-01-23
,IOTIiNG> mort Town.

.'lVH-" Freedman has grAnted IN absolute divorce
g. SIua knu' for. nuls Ruo, Justice Law
ftucs no. gtauirs Limited ci,ucs To Anna nm from
.ftrp I'l.
"r'.l tfhN'utd ~ 81 Past firy seventh street.
v .r attempted s.lrds uU Nul,s' IS throwing het.
60 10 'f.r' = "a ~rr,ud a'rInr car Va. u <rhAtgsd
r Magistrate tfaur IN the Nufkyills police courS
yr'''f.b1. So 'tlc that She wSs recovering iron
a.. rlLl a.l I. q M knlN NLAt aue Wa dninI.
The sun., 1901-01-23

W wonder ve hN ~ mark
.pm. of uur h"-t 49,. s22 and
-lU suite down ~ -,
\n,bu We dri D.. and there
1r. -um. of the bet -tlIl On hand.
D,.t.uf, TINT .tanl the same
-'pu q. .. IuVn % 81.
E".Iu.. prtr 10 ,ouPAyr.
f.. ....HHH .. HaffsH
...H .....
...a. ..., .r =. 81, .,s.c
The sun., 1901-01-23
G.uBLr sorTH p,KoTAs SENATOR.
The Present Congressman Chossn on separate
Ballots sad VIII He Elected To-day.

PitRRF Il Jan - The south Dakota
LEGISLATURE voted for rnitsd states senator
to-day Tho K-pIbhcans cast their ballots
fur Robert 7 Gamble. present toneressman.
The Popuh.t- and p,mocrat- voted for var
inu. members oi the Legislature ssnator
p"'iIgr.v had requested That thev leavs
hl, nam. u.lt IT ~" contest
he nr'c.ll ballot Will b" taken In Joint
session tp-uurroW Mr. Gamblc'S term as
Congressman Will -hliTe on March
The sun., 1901-01-23
tourt ~ Appeals Calendar

AiP,NN ian :: ,nuu " Appeal. calendar for
wrdnt'dNN. Jan -. Nos. ~, ~, ~, ~. ~ "a.
The sun., 1901-01-23

Mr. GarIb,r was born near AKRON, Y.
ur Eoh !S,l aud removed - Fox Lake.
vi iu isG. IL grnGlrrd from Law renee
Jut,cr,itr. Appi"t"a, Nl@ IN l'7t and after
bc.ng aG'uittrd t. the baT went t. NauktuH,
! f." lie vas a mcmNeI ut the tltty-fourth
.tuugr,-. was defeated tor a second sue
c...ive term. hut was rrS"ctrd 60 the FIFTY
sixth ItusIgss
The sun., 1901-01-23
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,Isa, ,a,,, from Part III
S.rosales ,u.u lamsts- fcI prohe,..Wus
uc.. william M sht Hiram G. kfob Bernhards
} "s'.an., i... At / $50 \, "a teI-No al
vii Of May '" M1rr,T' az at $50 ~ 4 NJ " ' WE
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Evening journal., 1901-09-13
ENTIRE CITY
is SORROWFUL
Presidents Change for The
Worse Causes Deep Grief
ANXIOUS INQUIRIES ARE MACY
Everybody Eagerly Waits for Latest
Message From the Bedside Of
Mr.. Mckinley

Us it so that the President is
dead?'
This was the anxious inquiry made
Of the Evening Journal by several
hundred persons Immediately after
these offices were opened this morn
ling.
The Evening Journal was in posses
sion OF the rumor, but MS news sources
.could not verify the report. inquiries
were told that so far as was creditably
known the Presidents condition was
no worse than was reported by the
morning newspapers.
II am-so glad he isn't, replied many
tender-hearted women. and the tele-
phone again was out OF service tenn
porarily
But as the morning grew older hul-
lens cOnrming the extremely serious
illness Of the Chief Executive of the
nation were received at the Evening
Journal ocice. They indicated the
death Of the universally beloved Presi-
dent, and as this soffowful news was
impaired to he people OF the city who
made subsequent telephone calls, il
produced a shock not less profound
than did the information that the
Presidents life had been attacked by
the anarchist
AS soon as modern newspaper MAX
ing would admit, the Evening Jour
nails bulletin boards were made TO
briefly ten the story OF the unexpected
change i'm the Presidents condition. 1t
had come at O'Clock this morning
and had been presaged by such somach
trouble as would not permit excretion.
Bulletins said the Presidents surgeons
had forced solid foods I'm his stomach,
that the digestive organs had refused
to perform their functions and that
there was very little hope for the
Presidents recovery Mrs Mckinley
had heard the news and was pros
trated. a naiOn-a universe in
sympathy with her. Ye while it's people
prayer to the God of nations in her be-
half. there went up a prefatorial sup
plication from them that President
Mckiuley's life be spared. II was uni
versally fervent Whether the prayers
Of tine righteous avail much. in these
times. will be partially demonstrated
by events Of the future
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
Critically ~.

Buffalo. Sept. 49, Several messen-
gers were hurried from the house. and
it was understood that they carried
dispatches to tho absent members OF
the cabinet and the kin Of the Presi-
dent. Additional lights burn for those
in the Mlburn home. and the house
hold IS astir Beyond The statement
that the President is critically IN no
further comment has been authorized,
but it is manifest that the wounded
President faces a grave and menacing
crisis. Alarm can be read in tie ac-
tions of those to whose nursing and
care he is committed. The scene
about the house IS a dramatic one.
The Attendants can be seen hurrying
behind the unshaded and brightly
lighted windows. and messengers come
and 80 hastily through the guarded
door, Outside half a hundred newspa-
per correspondents are assembled,
awaiting news.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
rHE EvENTs oF LIE pAY
Presidents Hearty Breakfast Did Not
Agree With Him.

N1fII WIN ffAliH
Buffalo. Sept 13.-Six days have
now elapsed since the President was
shot, and yesterday afternoon he com.
planned somewhat Of fatigue That
was the only disquieting word which
came from the sick room during the
day The President had had a restful
night, and the beef juice which the
doctors gave him had been relished
so keenly that yesterday morning he
was given solid food for the first time.
He was bathed and then enjoyed a
breakfast Of chicken broth, toast and
coffee. He felt so good after this
somewhat substantial meal that he
asked for a mild cigar.
DR.. McBurney, the dean of the corps
Of attending physicians and surgeons.
was thoroughly satisfied with the pa
TENTS condition and went to New
York at / o'clock to look after some
urgent private affairs. His intention
is to return in a few days. Meantime
he will keep in constant touch with
the Milburn house and be prepared to
come back at a moments notice. Sec
retary Root also left on the same train.
A slight reaction, however. followed
the buoyancy of the morning The
President complained Of being tired
The attending physicians at the after
noon consultation. true to their prcn-
Use to take the public into their con-
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
Last NIahts oniclaI bulletins.

Milhurn House, Buffalo, Sept. ts.-
Following arc the bulletins issued last
night by the Presidents physicians.
$50 D. m.-The Presidents condl-
tion is not quite so good. His food
has not agreed with him and has been
stopped EXcretion has not yet been
properly established The kidneys are
acting well. His pulse is not satisfac-
tory, but has improved in the last two
h ours. The wound is aoing we'll He
is resting quietly Temperature, 1902;
pulse, 12S.'
'12 m.-All unfavorable symptoms
in the Presidents condition have inn
proved since the last bulletin. Pulse,
120. temperature, 1902.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
PRESIDENT
FACES
s4sa=--aS,4
CRISIS
Change For the Worse Early
This Morning
ALL PHYSICIANS SUMMONED
Messengers Dispatched For Re,
lati0ns and Intimate Friends.
DlolTALIs ApMINlsrEREn To HIM

Presidents Condition Was Very Un.
favorable at $50 O'clock Last Might,
But at Midnight He Was Greatly I'm.
proved, Only to Suffer a Serious
Sinking Spell Shortly After O'clock.
Il Is Announced Officially That the
President Is Critically Ill-Favora.
bic Indications at Midnight Com
pIetely Routed.
Milburn House, Buffalo, Sept. Ia
President Mckinley experienced a
sinking spell shortly after o'clock.
The physicians are administering
restoratives to him with the hope of
reyiving him.
A general call has gone ont to the
physicians and the members OF the
cabinet now in the city
DR. Park reached the house at $50.
and shortly after him came Secretaries
Hitchcock and Wilson.
The Associated Press has been au.
thorized 20 say that President McKin.
ley is critically III.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13

hdenee chronicled this fact with scru-
puious care but they displayed no
alarm. The doctors said the PresI.
aent restlessncsa was only natural
ana what might be expected. Besides
ms breakfast did not specially agree
with him, said Dr Mynter.
THE President is feeling the strain
of his long Siege without food no
nourishment at All having been ad-
ministered during the first three DAYS
and lying day and night practically m
the same position is fatiguing. and IA
hard even for the most exemplary
patient to bear without a murmur The
manifold responsibilities of the chief
magistracy for four years do not OK.
actly tit a man for such an ordeal.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
Mueh WOE. saya Nurae.

Milburn House, Buffalo, Sept. l3.--
Mrs McWilliams drove TO the Mfburn
house at $50. AS she alighted from
her carriage she said: II was told the
President was much worse, and was
asked to come to the house at once"
Mrs. Newell, one Of the trained
nurses. suddenly called, arrived at 315.
She spraug from an electric carriage
and ran down the sidewalk to the
house.