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The age-herald., 1901-06-05
INDEX TO ToDAY's NEWS.

1-No Extra Session.
 Crop Summary
 Constitutional Convention. Accident Near Atlanta. The Philippines.
 Cup Defender Crippled. 2Herron Expelled.
 Carnegie on Combinations Miscellany. 3-Students Must Stay in Barracks. Howard College Closes Today. 4-Editorial.
 Hotel Lobbies.
 Cubans Must Accept. 6-Commercial Club Meeting. Drunken Mans Mistake. Fats and Leans Play Ball. Report About MT. Hobson. Miscellaneous Local News. e-social. 7-Jumped from Brooklyn Bridge. s-Basebali News. s-Markets. lo--Junior orators Hold Contest. '-Ta. Tha RaceS
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OctoaenarIan Dies.

Austin, Tex. June 4.-Guy M- Bryan, aged 30 years, president of the Texas Veterans Association. and in his prime one of the best known men in Texas. died today of paralysis. He took an active part ,ln State politics until a few years ago, knd had filled many elective offices
The age-herald., 1901-06-05
Killed by Lightning.

welch; La. June Al. H. Gallup and his son Ralph, recently from Grand Ridge, Ill, today were killed by bolt of light ming while they were standing by an open window.
The age-herald., 1901-06-05
Hotel Men in session.

Niagara Fall4 Ns.y.. June 4.-The Hotel Mems Mutual Benefit Associa- Ion of the Ulited States and Canada convened heye today in annual con vention. Wv. Davis of Norfolk, Va, was electe[ president.
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10-Junior Orators Hold Contest -s1%s.
 Tha RaceS- |
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se-e-%@4%s-e-4-e-e-s-&- -&~-s-S-4-4-~-4-&-S-s-e THE KEY TO SUccESS Is generally turned by the man who advertises and keeps his name and business before the people.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09
FAvoRs REPREssIvE LEGISLATION.
SENATOR FAIRBANKS SAYS CONGRESS
SHOULD PASS A LAW AGAINST
ANARCHISTS.
tBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE.I

Buffalo. Sept. S.-Senator Charles ". Fair
banks Of Indiana, is in favor OF new Iegisla-
ton against anarchists. Senator Fairbanks was
with Senator Hanna for three or four hours to-
day. He seen BY Tribune reporter at the
Iroquois and urged to say something about the
report that members of the Cabinet are seriously
considering new laws for the repression of an
archsts.
Il am not aware that the Cabinet members are
considering the matter at ALL said he. 1t is
possible that in an informal manner the sub
ject has been discussed but 1 am sure that about
the only thing that has engrossed the Presi-
dents friends is his grave illness and his pros
poets of recovery. The reports are now reassur-
ing although it is too soon. perhaps, to indulge
in OPTIMISM
do you favor repressive legislation for
archistsT' he was asked.
"I certainly in favor of legislation that will
safeguard the lives and property Of American
citizens against the license Of ignorant and
criminaIly inclined men and women" he re-
Piled. There should be something done to check
them before they do their damage. 1t is not
enough to punish them atterward. There can
be nothing inconsistent with the spirit of Amer
lean liberty in discriminating between liberty
and license. Violent men with warped intelleets
and criminal propensities must not in this coun-
try be allowed TO abuse the privileges accorded
to American citizens. The line between liberty
and license should be sharply and cleanly drawn
1t remains for the correct and SUFFICIENT
sense Of justice of our people to draw that line
where the point of cleavage should be- The hand
of the anarchist is the hand of the destroyer.
Society may properly prevent that hand from
being upraised. Repressive measures directed
against men and women who want only TO de-
stroy not only are tustifable, but they are ab-
soluteIy essential to true liberty. The attempt
to kill the President will undoubtedly prompt
the passage of a law sooner or later that Will
NAL kA difficult
this country to plough and SOW and reap his
baneful crop
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09
HIS SENTIMENTS OBNOXIOUS.
MAN WHO WAS GLAD THE PRESIDENT HAD
BEEN SHOT HAS NARROW ESCAPE.

Rochester N. Y, Sept. (speciaD-Because a
man said that he glad President Mckinley
had been shot the peaceful village of Scottsvfle
few miles south Of this city, came near being the
scene Of a lynchng Friday night. Fleetness Of
foot. deputy sheriff and a dark alley saved the
reckless tslker. When word was first received of
the attempted assassination of President McKin-
lev the horrihed townspeople could hardly credit
the news When the second and confrmatory dis
patch arrived. grief-stricken crowd formed about
the hotel.
It was then that a stranger appeared the
hotel steps and made to enter the building. Mo
Kinley's been shot" some one cried That's all
right cried the stranger, he ought 10 nave been
long ago" With infuriated howl the people
made dash for the stranger, who at once
that he had made a had mistake With spring
he cleared the steps and dashed down dark alley
The crowd followed with threats of death. but the
fleeing man escaped them
So wrought up were the people that posse
was formed and search began. While hunting
for their prey the angry citizens attracted the
tention of Assemblyman Isaac Salyerds. who Is
also a deputy sheriff. He succeeded in quieting
them a degree. They still watching for the
man. 1t was noticeable that the men who made
up the vengeance seeking crowd were both Of Re
publican and Democratic principles.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09
AT PRESIDENTS CHURCH.
Continued from first page.

congregation gathered about the altar, exchang-
ing condolences and regrets. These expressions
bowever. were not entirely harmonious, for
mingled with the general conversation were re-
marks in depreciation Of Dr. MAYORS REFER
ence TO the summary punishment OF the Fresl-
dents assaiIant. 1t was characterized and con-
demned by some open advocacy of lynch law
On the other hand, there were many who took
occasion to express to DIR. Naylor their COM
pIete Endorsement of his position. He did not
for a moment seem disposed to change his ati-
tude. He said to those with whom ne spoke:
IF had been there L would have blown the
scoundrel to atoms if had lad pistol"
DR.. Bristol the pastor OF the church, is in
London attending the sessions of the Ecumen-
ical Conference.
Among those who spoke in the congregational
meeting We're Judge Anderson, Judge A D.
Lynch, the Rev. ]. Ds Croissant and DR.. Naylor.
Judge Anderson spoke of the sorrow felt by the
congregation, but deprecated any sentiment
which would to lend influence to the sum-
mary and speedy punishment of the author Of
the attempt on the Presidents life. Although
the moral sense of the world had been aroused
by the awful crime, he was sure. he said, the
law would be vindicated and the national sense
Of order and Justice maintained. He felt. as did
others that If ever a crime had been committed
which deserved summary punishment. this one
did but he still contended for orderly conduct
and a maintenance of eqUipoise.
Judge Lynch and Mr.. Croissant eulogiZed the
President in very high terms, the former de-
clarinE that ne StOOd second alone 10 the Crea-
tor DR.. Crossant saw the finger of God in the
tragedy. God" he said. has something to do
in this matter. Something will be accomplished
through the assassins bullet. IL the crime
suits in the abolition of anarchy on American
soil. our beloved President will not have been
shot in vain"
This sentiment was greeted with applause, as
were several others in the same vein by this
speaker.
DR.. Naylor in his address in the meeting did
not repeat the sentiment which he had ex-
pressed in his sermon. He merely remarked In
his later address that he was not surprised at
the intensity of feeling the part of the con-
gregatiOn, for it universal throughout the
nation. He declared that Czolgosz had been
born without conscience, and that he was ready
for any bloody thing that might turn up. But
our mission he said. ''is not with the dead. but
with the living. William Mckinley is not dead.
nor will he die" (Applause)
One of the leaders of the church in his prayer
asked for mercy for the assassin, but he coupled
his petition with the assertion that he was the
smallest being that ever had been created, and
expressed the opinion that if he did not ma
mercy in heaven he never would secure 1t on
earth
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09
POLICE COOPERATION URGED.
NEED OF A UNIFORM POLICY IN DEALING
WITH ANARCHISTS POINTED OUT.

Washington. Sept. s-Major Richard Sylvester
president of National Association of the Chiefs
of Police of the United States and Canada took a
decisive step yesterday looking the adoption Of
a uniform policy throughout the world in dealnl,
with anarchists BY addressing letter 10 the board
of directors Of the association and requesting their
cooperation in bringing the various heads Of the
police departments of the world together in con-
vention. The communication follows:
The National Association of Chiefs of Police Of
meeting adopted a resolution inviting the heads of
annual discussions, and the distressing calamity
which this country has recently experienced
firms belief that the import of the resolution
should Be impressed on foreign officials. with a
view of having such OF their number present at
our next annual meeting as may be able to attend:
be established officially ana personally and that
there may be an interchange OF opinion TO the
best methods 10 be pursued TO eliminate from So
ciety such organizations and persons as may be
eVily disposed toward institutions of government
This is a most vital question, and n the laws
are iHadeauate 10 crush such organizations and
mendations from police standpoint which would
forever prevent the like in this country and aid the
/ trust the members will give this matter close
snr % car az ut ia % t b tb 49, Vsirs5 S
that the secretary will be authorized to adopt
understanding with our foreign friends and to Sc
cure their presence and cooperation .,,.-..
made looking 20 the eradication OF these evils and
information gathered and disseminated through the
National Bureau OF Criminal Identification with
view Of accomplishing such result
This proposition will be acted upon BY the dtrec-
tors individually by mail II the directors vote 10
aeopt their executives views the secretary of the
association viii be authorized 60 address letter
to the officials having charge of the police affairs
of the European nations requesting their attend
ance at the convention next year. when IL Is ex-
pected some definite steps win be taken sreetgsy %
anarehistc pIo--~ -. -<stters 70 the board Of al
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09
coNF1NE ANARCHISTS. SAYS HERRICK.
PRESIDENTS FRIEND CALLS FOR sTRIN-
GENT MEASURES TO PROTECT
THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE
THE CHIEF EXEC

Cleveland Ohio. Sept a-Colonel Myron T. Her
rick one of the Presidents most intimate friends.
arrived here early to-day from Buffalo, having left
the Milburn home about midright.
when left Buffalo the physicians felt greatly
encouraged and all had strong hopes that the
President would pull through" said the Colonel to
The Associated Press correspondent to-day.
Referring the wouId-be assassin and the
anarchists Colonel Herrick said: In view Of the
general feeling aroused among the people of the
country against the anarchists. result of the
shooting OF President Mckinley. it seems to me
that the time is most opportuRe to demand
change in the laws thar any attempt on the life
of the Chief Executive may be punished by death.
There Is a strong sentiment in favor of Congress
king action during the coming session In refer
the matter.
- was told in Buffalo that il President Mckinley
recovered his asSailant probably would not be pun
ished by than seven years Imprisonment
under the laws of New-Y0Fk. To me this seems
condition that should be remedied BY national
legislation at the earliest possible moment. Once
in four years the people Of this country elect a
every cheap crank looking for notOriety. In my
opinion. every anarchist In the United States should
be hunted down like mad dog and confined, just
as are lunatiCS other dangerous persons.
Continuing. Colonel Herrick said that II due
the authorities Of Buffalo to say that they had
taken every precautiOn 10 avoid attack the
President. ard fault whatever could be attached
the officials as result OF the shooting. Colonel
Herrck will return to Buffalo tonight
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09
NEWS PENETRATEs WILDERNESS.
HOW LIEUTENANT-G GOVERNOR WOODRUFF
LEARNED OF THE ATTACK IN HEART
OF THE ADIRoNDACKS.

Albany. Sept. CspeciaD.-The news that Pres-
dent Mckinley had been shot came to Lieutenant
Governor Woodruff Friday. while he was de-
scending mountain his Adirondack forest
home Camp Kill Kare at Lake Cora. 1t was only
5so o'clock in the afternoon. and the tragica oc-
currence had taken place in Buffalo only about an
hour and a half earlier. and yet in the heart OF
the Adirondack wilderness. thirty-ive miles from
the main line Of the Mohawk and Malone Railroad,
the news known.
The IAeutenant-Governor had as his guests at
the time body Of legislative correspondents. Mr..
Woodruff and the correspondents had climbed the
mountain. looked over vast expanse of wooded
country extending 10 Racquette Lake and beyond,
and then had begun descending. Half way down
the mountain Mr. Woodruff had had the trees
cleared away that a clear view was obtainable
Of the slope to the valley beneath. and then Of
the valley and the opposite mountain. The slope
and the mountain opposite are depsely covered
with trees but the valley is small clearing
used as a pasture. Hearing Mrs. Woodruff's voice
coming up from the depths below. the Lieutenant
Governor called to her and received response:
"Where are you?' said Mrs. Woodruff.
up on the north trail, called back the Lieu
a moment iaier Mrs. woodruff. hardly discern
ible. appeared in the clearing, hundreds OF feet
below the group of men standing on the rocky
ledge far up the mountain Mrs Woodruff called:
Her words perfectly clear. and her meaning
was understood but what she had said was so
spoke Mrs. woodr1iff afterward said it was her
impression that what she had said had not been
recover from a deadening blow, and he shouted
resoIutely: Il don't believe IT, Then, turning 10
the newspaper correspondents. he said: It have re-
peatedly heard such reports; IL can't be true"
Addressing his wife in the valley the Lieutenant
Governor added; Where did the report come
from?'
From Racquette Lake by telephone" answered
Mrs Woodruff.
Mr. Woodruff rushed down the mountain side
and had reused up the Racquette Lake tele-
phone operator and obtained what scanty facts she
from What she said that ire news that President
Mckinley had been shot known already all
OVar hat agfOn and ffaaf fhara yvae he
keenest anxiety 10 learn about the Presidents
dition There were contradictory reports. and it
until o'clock in the evening that IL
positively known that the President had been shot
and IN not until II O'Clock that particu-
lars OF the attack received. The Lieutenant
Governors telephone line only extends TO Rae
quette Lake. There il is superseded by a tele-
graph line TO the outer world.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09

his family. He has tried 70 do the VIII Of the peo-
pie and he has been good President
The REV. DIR. DEAN RICHMOND BABBITT.
Episcopal Church OF the Epiphany, Brooklyn
We see to-day how the whole nation mourns i1
the shadow OF crime eonmtted at B1nas9 sae ano
MIam SlPfa q MeRinley R Il Seems neredlbe that
hand should be raised againSt srong Me In domestc
virtues and so stainless in his life Snch a aeea
below
The Rev. CORTLAND MYERS, Baptist Temple.
Brooklyn:
R5ffsio and see Il the foul assassin and dastardly
coward We look at him and say Darwin was
monkey. Why. that man is below an animal VINO
would walk up TO his feow man bis 'hs Sand eoaT
teously. and puts out hand clothed IN hypGerlsss ts
saa nTes scet ss epi of crimes doubt II beast Of
the field would DO that But then; say &c, 70 SGu; YOU
was shot. I turn my eyes toward the President IN
his kingly attitude at the moment he was snot.
and physical stature and nobility. and in touch
of ~ man an We nav have emphasized liberty and
individuality too much, but the element OF uuth t
image Of Cod. We have almost made little god
Of liberty, and others by the thousanas come ~
TRANSFORMED it into license We ought not I to con com
pei or permit our President TO be placed IN such
position that every moment of his life he must
face such an awful tragedy as that or last Week
pGoteotiVe democracy wouldn't care If the Presi-
dent was surrounded by a regiment Of soldiers II
II was necessary 1 cannot that II IS necessary
for a single man unknown 10 be allowed 10 walk
up 10 the President and shake hands in the name
of liberty, only shoot him down There is neeQ
10 stop the mouths of some free speech. TOO
don't question the supreme wisdom of stopping a
woman talking such stuff that will make haiI
crazy man shoot the President.
The Rev. DR.. D. NJ WILSON. Unity UnitariaD
Church. Brooklyn:
The President has been shot down by an assassin
whose excuse is that he did not like this govern
ment AS II like dislike justification FOR sucn
a crime As If our government could be changed
bv the destruction of its chosen standard bearer
How dangerous Is energetic ignorance! The Grim
ina is proud call himself anarchist, the sworn
foe of all that Is of law and order, OF nome ana
church. have tyrant over US. We the peo-
ple. are soVereigns. We make our Presidents, ana
we unmske them. They are our representatives, A
blow at them is blow at us. We were wounded
bv the pistol which fired at President Mct\in-
Icy. This tragedy opens our eyes TO see more
clearly how truly American the President is and
how patiently and steadfastly he has represented
people. he has risen 10 his high place by abilities
is most delighted when they happy and pros
porous He is an embodiment Of the very instincts
Of this vast republic and has led upward In the
path appointed for its higher destiny
We have been too tolerant with anarchy. our
national fault is good, easy endurance OF ele-
nents that poisoning life blood. And now
the evil has come upon No longer must we re-
frain. Silenced they should be by banishment and
imprisonment.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09
MANY DEMAND SEEERERLAWSl
THE QUESTION WIDELY DISCUSSED IN
POLITICAL CIRCLES.

The opinions of numbers of persons printed III
The Tribune that a special law should be en-
acted providing for speedy and Mt punis shnieh'
for any one attempting the life or the Fresiuen''
created widespread interest in political ereisS
yesterday. The question was freely diseuss'1
last night in the corridors of the Fifth Avenue
Hotel and the Hoffman House and also IN 'n7
uptown political clubs
prominent political leader in speaSihS Oh
the subject last night, said
Senator PIatt has said that he 3dyS'a,Sa a1src5s as
CZolgosz and speedy eonyleI.o9 S' IL these times
S%ST Sbs1 1naPchv bsS heeH allowed 10 flourish go
openly Ii President Mckinley Survives ,5s 5s saver
abe reports TO-DAY CzoIsosz viii Se e{ on Sss Tsa
loose to be venerated by his fellows aS d
to their infamous cause - t..f.,t II IS
looked upon by European nations win We |OI6 I5,ared
cause OF the laxity OF our statutes a. .aS Ard
women have sought shores 10 plot - Irld
tons against the eroMaed headS heads ~ ''' ''~
However many precautions may be taks9 tak ~ .,Ts H
tect the President lie ae can n0S p @@S ISsss
snlong Us Something must be doae 70 strike a.
the root Of the evil
Senator Depew. in speaking Of the at'aeA '''
the Presidents life, said:
We are law abiding people and believe N leIiiIs I =
the law take Its course bGt u Is nllsS rrTviTes
case like this. especially Z the PRESIDENT tsSs-
ouate punishment as II must be under cur nL-S ~
laws at the end. and he, siorying in me asS sssd
REGARDED as a hero by many anarchiStlcalN iC -
people. who might De moved 10 emulate MS =
ample.
state Senator ElIsberg in discussing the cues
ticn OF appropriate Federal legislation. said-
This is land OF free speech bat not OF unoTeis,.
speech IRE wide dissemination or anatS - "a
speeches and the lecturine Of such hery splFlIr rx
Fnma Goldman must De stamped cut or eur - -
eCutive and the stability OF the nation VIII ee ~
constant dar,cer Because ~ the usidneSS 81 ~, .
laws this country has become the hotoeg or - -
desperate classes Of ether nations. aavs
So1Ibt rhat nroper legislation will be introcuceI
6oth to check the growth OF anarchy ard 20 eea
summarily with such characters as CzoigosA
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09
4 TOOL. SAYS W. r. GRELL.
SHERIFF THINKS CZoLGosz WAS INSPIRED
TO MURDER BY CHICAGO ANARCHISTS


According 20 Sheriff william F. Grell who left
Buffalo Saturday afternoon. Czolgosz who shot
President Mckinley. is not an anarchist.
Il am fully convinced that CZolgosz is not an
anarchist" said MIR Gre1 yesterday. Il observed
his face closely he sat in his cell He looks per-
fectly incapable of conceving such plan as he
carried out. ] almost certain that he was but
a tool in the hands of band of Chicago anarchists.
7 think that Chicago and not Cleveland is the place
where the villanous plot hatched. Czolgosz
was but a foil for gang of dangerous men who
have their nest in Chicago. The would-be muir
derer has an almost childlike expression. He ap-
pears he twenty instead OF twenty mine years
old He sat I'm his cell comfortably smoking a
cigar and was apparently at peace with the world
/ did not see a troubled look come over MS lace
He seemed be perfectly unconscious or the VIE
ness OF his deed. ,-, -,
he was happy and contented- As he passed from
the Stadium 10 the Government Building he walked
within few feet Of me. He was unguarded There
was every opportunity for just such a dastardly
deed which later was done. Any one could nave
shot the President with ease. l told my wlIe AZ
the time that 1 could not understand why he could
he so careless about his personal safety 1t his
Ia hit: he was supremey confident that no one
would even dream of attacking the Chlef EXecu
"Do YOU think the attempted assassination will
diminish the success of the exposition! Mr.. GreH
asked. . -, 49,, - s..
viii suffer material injury. If he RECEIVERS soon
there is no reason at all why the attendance shoud
decrease. The exposition Is splendid success ana
deserves to be visited by every American
New-York tribune., 1901-09-09
SAYS HIS FOOD WOULD SAVE M.K1N1EY
A COOK TELLS POLICE HE IS REX" AND THE
sMARTEsT MAN IN THE WORLD

man who described himself Louis Schroeder
Rex" walked into the Mercer-st station on Satur-
day night and announced that he was the smartsst
man in the world. He said that he knew every
thing. and that he king OF all the earth
Il am Louis Schroeder. Rex" he continued Rex
regis regi. regen. rex, rege. have served others
up this day. but from this time forth and forever
l shall rule, for I am Rex-I know everything
knew that President Mckinley going to be shot
and sent a man, a detective. there prevent IT,
but he arrived too late I at one time a cook
and I know how TO prepare a food that will restore
the President to health and strength, and l am
the only who him. I will prepare
OF this food at and forward it to Buffalo
and he will rise from his bed and walk"
When Schroeder was arraigned in the Jefferson
Market court yesterday Magistrate Flammer said
that he would appoint the wise king of Belle
vue, and committed him TO the insane pavilion for
five days for examination as TO his sanity.
An interesting feature of the that the
sergeant entered the prisoner Louis S Rex
instead of Louis Schroeder. Rex.