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The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1901-09-14
CUT OF DANGER.
PRESIDENTS PHYSICIANS coNFl.
DENT HEsHAs PASSED THE
CRITICAL POINT.
Bullet 10 Embedded In, Muscles Of
Back and Unless II Causes Trouble
No Attempt viii Be Made to Re.
move lt-Plans Already Under Die.
eus.lon for q Day Of Rejoicing in
Which Everybody Will Participate.

Buffalo, Sept. 1.-THE president
will live, but probably will carry the
bullet of the would-be assassin with
him to the grave. This is the ex-
pressed opinion of DR.. Charles McBur-
ney of New York in a statement to a
representative Of the Associated Press
after the consultation of the physi-
Clans during the morning. He an.
nounced that the president had passed
the danger point and now only the
possibility of complications remained.
He also announced that unless the bull
let, embedded in the muscles of the
back, caused trouble, there would be
no necessity to extract 1t. In his opin-
ion 1t would not even be located with
the X-ray. The only use Of the X-ray,
he said, would be to satisfy curiosity.
All the other physicians were equally
confident, after the morning consulta-
ton, that recovery is assured. DR..
Mynter said the president was out Of
the woods and DR.. Wasdin supple
mented the figure of speech by adding,
with plenty Of daylight behind him" !"
DR.. Roswell Park expressed 1t this
way: UNLESS unexpected complica-
tions occur, we expect him to re-
cover" se ..
The day, which had dawned wet and
gloomy, cleared as the physicians de-
parted. The sun broke through the
clouds and bathed the ivy-clad house
In which the president lay in mellow
sunshine. g.
Good News JoyfuIly Received.
The faces Of the sentries who paced
their beats before the sun grew radi-
ent, and the tireless workers Of the
press were jubilant, and the people
who gathered at the lines were so
overjoyed with the strong assurance
given that several times they were on
the point of raising a cheer. Even the
exposition managers began to plan a
day of thanksgiving, not alone for the
exposition, but one In which the whole
country could join. It is to be given
the aspect Of a national day Of rejoic-
ing. They are arranging that on GER
tain day the bells of all the cities and
towns in the United States be set ring.
ing and that the rejoicing be heralded
with the footing of whistles and the
booming Of cannon.
The members of the cabinet, Sena-
tor Hanna, General Grosvenor and al
the other distinguished friends of the
president who have remained here to
await the issue Of the attempt upon
his life, hurried to the Milburn resi-
dence to learn the particulars and Join
in the general jubilation. For hours
carriages and automobiles streamed
up Delaware avenue. Down town the
people gathered in crowds at the bulle.
tin boards and gave vent to their feel
ings in rejoicing, and at the EXPOSE
tion the thousands of visitors who
read the bulletins posted everywhere
burst into cheers.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-08
Para FamiliaS

Lista de ropa por TN aflo a vEINTE
cINco cENTAvos una y a DOS PESOS
docena De venta en- la Imprenta
del BoLETIN MERcANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-08
PAPIb PARA CIGARRlLL0S
eLANCOYPECT0RAL
La Guiana y
La*Cubanita
DEPOSlTO
1. LYlN I HIJOS DH PEREZ EORIS
MH Juan PyEaIs mcs
FIIETE1S

Para cajas de tabaco, elc
gantisimos y en- papel supo
rior. 4 IS ccntavos millar.
Litografia del BoLRTIN,
de A. Lynn { Hijos de Pkres
Moris.--Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-08

THE AMERICAN INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING
AND DECORATING COMPANY.
Sings, Fresco, and Carriage painting, Paper-hanging
Cranne and Hardwood finishing, Speciality, Estimate.
given Carefully. All orders by Mail promptly attented to
- Axtmayer & Son-Propietors
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-08
,MAPAS

De Espafa, Europa, Africa, Ame-
rica, Asia, Occeanfa, Mundi y Ffsico
Esferas de Is centfmetros, con CIR
culos de metal, armilares, terrestres
celestes y de CoperniCo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-13

Mr. Charles II MrIlcn GENERAL cortb
western fraIrb o,Nnt ~ ~ T,t 80
route. came down from his 6ea9anorters
nj nall4s vastar,Iav ami sr,ot ~ ~, ~, ~
poriion Of the d5v In in tIpTs S' ,ne s'F''e'
va '"e u'- ." ii0HS'""'
r,srS5,i ,ror~tuIr ~ IN iue uu GINS V IN
fern vim beaSaporters ~ na,ias va, a." y, Il,
uonst0n yesterdav At ''"''"'' was /"
pr ~ a; Jones', freight traHlc manager
,, we Sou, ,,e,n F4C'nc' AtNhue system,
81 oIis AN bIsipa.s c,nncciss yr.f,S t ~
1"Nt ""'lS "i MS 'Hes'
p,i,iiasor ~ H.. Ati,,ii. $3.50 Si,e
So,itbern pa,'Br ana St,ns.t crtl,i rt, wy
il Oh lis NV to 81 .'I. r,yI i,s,
Tsu.to-' s., i5,,r',.. D., We f,'i ''''AS 't''
Ml. g. H. llGm9P. geuglal trl2Lt ana
h,+,,5,aEer agent Of me southern Paciac.
n.,,,,'.., "|.fttS''RNf ''Tr' o'I"y mTiH4NS l9
nlr, yrr @|alf.iN, a., U'tlt gq1
fIarrin1n rosds ana no,,,,r,, a. 5n si t49
1.,aN '"N p'O+@'A'Nt hoa~h
Manager W. q. Van Nlcck Of the South
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TEXAS UNDER INSPECTION.
Southern Pacific Director lnyeStigat
ing States Resources.
WILL SPEND SEVERAL DAYS on TOUR.
Mr.. T, J, Coolidge, the Boston Financief,
Identified With the Hartman Inter-
ests Visited Houston.

Mr., T. J. Coolidge tho Boston auancler
reached Houston yesterday morning 10
make an extended tour % Texas upou
Invitation Of BiF L NJ House Of Austin.
Mr. Coolidge Is q director of The Southern
Pacific Railway company and o heavy
stockholder In the Lowry round bale cir
corporation. re was met nete boy Nj u.
H. Baker OF Austin, who viii eaaperole
him over the STATE. From here Dig went
20 Galveston, returning last night While
there be made close inspection Of Tie
Southern Pacific terminals and WIS agree
ably surprised so the magnitude ~ the
facilities tnat are helue provided for the
handling Of that roads business az that
point
This morning Mr. Coolidge VIII 20 10
Beaumont, accompanied by Governor Sag
eTs Ms. Baker Judge Z. $ Lgvett NJ.
several southern Pacific officials 90 take
q lo1k az the Oh fields. The trip viii
include visit 60 Ppst Arthur and the
GuncF company refinery az that point
The party VIII return 20 HauStQn zoe
uight aud Mt Coolidge and Mr. Baker
viii start fgr q look At the country along
the New York. Texas and Mexican, prob
ably stopping Tor davis hunt. Thence
their rcutc viii bee Through san Antonio
20 Austin. Froa Austin they VIII pro-
coed Co North IaAas. returning 20 Hous-
ton iu about a week.
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REu Flee AT MARLIN
He Has Awakened Interest and Is Being
Attentvey Listened To.

He Has Awakened Interest and Is Being
AttentNey Listened To.
Marlin Texas. November 12.-Another
large audience. another great sermon. and
another vast degree of interest was the
result OF the Fife meeting last night. The
people turned ont 10 almost as large num-
5ers to hear the Monday night sermon
as they did for that OF sunday night Rev.
Fife was in a happy mood. He said the
spirit Of God was with him, and there's
no doubt Of it," He said the sermon he
was about to preach was going to be
blessed with results. for he felt it. He
could feel Gods spirit tnsiing through his
whole body. His sermon was from Jere-
mlah. thirty.thlrd verse; third chapters:
"Call unto ne and I VIII answer thee, and
will show great aud mighty things that
thou kuowcst not he cited many In
stances in which he said he positively knew
that faithful, earnest prayer had been
directly answered by the Father If you
ask Ia the name OF Jesus Christ, you can
demand Of God for Jesus Eas said So
and God will surely honor the promise
but you must AK earnestly ana faI uIuAy.
God mas given His word that prayer viii
be answered. My brother, my sister
when your petition goes 10 God " Will
NOT be recognized unless Ii Is Ia the name
Of Jesus. lie said be had pun God 70 the
test thousands of times, and when, IN
Jesus name, it has never failed 70 bs
answered Men ought always to pray and
NOT think. Go 10 God with the faith OF
little child. lie wants TO see "stroug
men standing trembling Ia their boots with
real and pgugent religion. Marlin. VITA
all its sin, dirt aud corruption Is not too
Aard for God. " The reason God has not
answered the prayers Of many Is that their
hearts are too corrupt; they had just as
=
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write the State Medical Institute They
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years against the mental and physical SUI
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no fear Of embarrassment or publicity.
hsASess are requested 70 write without
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-13
TWO COURTS IN SESSION.
A Small Docket n the Nusoes County
District Court

= Snail pocket N the NusceS County
District Court.
Corpus Chrsti, Texas, November The
November term Of the district court Of the
Twcny.elghth judicial district convened
at the court house In this city this morn
Ing with Judge Stanley WEIGH on the
bench and the several court officers in at
tendance. Judge WEIGH empanelled the
grand Jury and delivered them strong
charge. They Immediately got down TO
business. The criminal docRet is not Il
very heavy one, most of tine cases fl Is
asserted. being brought here on change OF
venue from the Rio Graude country for
trial
The November term Of the commission.
crs court OF Nueces county convened in
the county clerks office here this morning,
with Judge W. n, Hopkins on the bench.
Much Important business viii be transact
ed at this term
VITA two courts In session at the court
house, that place is presenting a lively APP
pVarance
The usual advance guard Of huns, loaf
ers and takrs, which usually make their
advent preceding a big affair. are arriving
for the street fair and carnival, hut the
local authorities have adopted stringent
means OF looking after them and several
detectives from Houston and San Antonio
win be ON the alerr here for suspicious
characters, and consequently tho visitors
10 the fair may have no apprehension Of
laWlcSS intruders
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WILL ISSUE THE BONDS

Commission Granted Authority TO the
International and Great Northern.
Austin Texas, November J. judge y.
4. S,edmau of the international and Great
Northern was gere TO-DAY aud heard the
report Of Engineer Thompson Of the rail-
roed commission regarding the valuation
OF twenty three miles Of road on the For,
Worth division, for which an application to
issue bonds was made some time ago.
The commission passed favorably on the
international aud Great Norfhcru's lpplioH.
ton. and the secretary ~ state registered
the entire issue cf $4,000 his Afternoon.
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sHERlFEs, nEPARTMENr.

strsyed or stolen from Mrs Bessie
Hughes, lZls lamar avenue Houston.
Texas, one dark bay hcrss- ABOUT @ years
on the hip and with bar under the
same on the left shoulder saddle marks.
long name and tail shod ali round Thinks
that LETT hind foot is white, good coudl.
fion. 81 reward
Strayed or stolen from Dr. De Lipscey,
Honston, Texas, one dark hr0wn mare
fourteen and one haH hands high, branded
III" on the left shoulder. also QUO hav
horse, about fourteen and ona-half hands
high, branded thus on the left shoulder
also one sorrel colt about one one half
years old, branded ED. connected on tho
left Jaw. $50 reward for the thief and
conviction OF same.
A. y. ANDERSON. sh AZ
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STORM DOES DAMAGE.

GrzYsor Cogntys CAPITAL Visited BY
Cute Wind ard Ram Storm.
sherman, Texas November 12-Last
nights wind ana rain storm ala consider
able daEsge 81 shernsE- II almost every
part are evlescces Of il. Fences trees and
EEan st-gctures ire EwrT Tue sherman
III hra Cpttq- cpmpauEs plant is dam.
TtNn. which furnishes private lights for
residences was ticR1 down and the light
serTacp cut 81 Tae root - the Gin was
down and ire gPr7lrl -qa5re3 Just e1st
Oh fhe city The Loving district schoo!
building = & rsupi-.e wrr-E All the
larEer mis- 811 steam p'arts were dam
egee. TIE rtlls duYeu Dv suG gale
came q cs-fts ttst lsard every creslea
~ opening AID gsE 2snc-s and fuillnes
generalIy supposed 70 be water proof we've
dQoded
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Chiffon Texas November l2-Nr. O'NciL
about GO years OF age. died this morning
from injuries received IN a fan last night.
Just before retiring he went out Of the
house. Directly he was heard To call and
when assistance rcachod him. he was
spcechlcs~. He never resaned conscious
ness lie had only been ia chiffon about
three weeks, where he had opened q shoe
shop. lie was n one legged man having
thus been crippled since h0vhood his
daughter, living In Springfield Ohio has
been notified.
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Effect Of Change Of Postoffioe Location.

Taylor. Texas, November little
prospective rcu3va Of the postofIice
90 tae upper part OF Main street Is already
having marked effect IN stimulating rents
and property values In that vicinity The
owners Of the building leased TO the de.
partment VIII proceed at once 10 erect a
twostory brick bushes house, oftwo ten.
ements. immediately north thereof Other
Improvements uear hy are Ia cOntempll.
ton, aki il Is probable that ere ,ona
that pan Of The Gty viii undergo con.
piete transformation, making IL compare
favoraply with the heretofore more favored
sections.
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and Northwestern Railway company. with
headquarters at Weafherford. spent sun
dHy IN the city. Colonel F0uts has just
returned from Houston. where he has been
Ia the interest N his road To Tie Pc
correspondent Mr. FOuts stated that thcJ
would commence preliminary work preptr1-
tory 10 building 20 Graham next month,
and that they expected to again resnutn
lies bad already been purchased for The
erfrnefor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-13

Chicago, November 12-After a years
fight the city council. has passed an ordi.
nance requiring the Illinois Central Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern. Plttsburg,
Fort Wayne and Chicago, Ponusylyanil.
Nickle Plate and Baltimore and Ohio rail-
roads to elevate their tracks
The measure provides for the elevation
at an estimated cost OF 100000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-13
Mra. EIorenoe EIIadnn.

Eliedge. died at sthe family home on
Latham street. Yesterday afternoon at 3
e.esock, after an Illness OF several weeks,
MT Ellefge was ~ years old and leaves
Z husband end rhree small children. The
tsnfti9 VIII occur today at 10 a. M, Sfter
t1len tntefment Will take place in Ever
tsoor c~metely.
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Items Of Interest From KerrvilIe.

Kerryllle, Texas, November g.-The Iron
FOR the ceiling Of the new vault in the
county clerks Office has at last arrived,
and the vault will soon be completed.
Mrs. Charles Schreiner and daughter,
Mrs. Parfee, went TO San Antonio the arst
OF the week.
Mrs. Getting aud little daughter have re-
turned from ylst 10 San Antonio
Mrs w. Matthews OF Spearhsh South
Rtmschel
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Warrenton News.

Warrenton, Texas, Novcmber 1.-THE
election for road and bridge tax last Tues
day evoked but little interest, and only iO2
votes were polled. which stood as follows:
90 for and 0 against.
Yesterday beug ST Martins day The
patron Saint Of the Catholic church at THIS
place, mass was celebrated by Rev Jos.
Cormiek In the presence OF a large eongre-
CATION.
The health Of this section OF the couRtry
continues 70 be excellent.
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cout News From Eort Rend.

Richmond. Texas. November 1.-THE
honorable commissioners court met today
IN regular session. Considerable important
business WIN come UP at this session. A
full board Is present
several murder cases are set for this
week % the district court, which will
make this the most important week OF
court
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HAaRIMAM ANp nc 81. PAuL.
Understood That the Union Pacific VIII
Acquire the Line

Onoerstood hat the Union Pacific VIII
Acquire the Line.
Chicago, November L. The Daily News
says today; The Union Pacific will control
the st. Paul This news Is not 10 be re-
garded as official though II was impaired
by one closely related 20 the Hartman
syndicate. Negotiations 10 the end mdg
Gated. II Is said have been Concluded and
that Hartman will take charge of the Sd
Faul line some time before next January
neialls Of the dcq are not gs ertaiuable
but II was iutimated that the Union pacla
people had agreed 20 pay 5000 sbars Tor
a majority OF the common issue o. the 81
Paul company
u tue above information De ComGrmed-it
Is submitted with due observation. al
anciai stroke may be regarded as something
apart from the Northern Pacific compact
the community Of Interest plan aaa Il
solves the question as 10 whcte the s.
Paul VIII And place Ia the big scheme n
bringing the principal roads OF the Wear
into a syndicate ownership.
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ORDERS OF The COMMISSION

Notice Of Hesuna for Establishment of
hauncs on PASSENGER Vehicles.
Austin. Texas. November II The rail-
road commission Issued the following or
ders TODAY.
L. Is ordered that notice be and the same
rs hereby given 10 all persons Interest,"
tnat the railroad commission " IcNas
VIII, Oh Tuesday, November TO- 1901 al US
office ln Austin, take up and consider q
proposition to cancel. Boy emergency order,
item Of circular No. 1929, Exceptions to
western ClaSsinc9uou,' establishing rat-
lngS on passenger vehicles set up and too
large 10 De logded in box cars, and To s..
tablish Ia len thereof such ratings rules,
etc, 70 govern ia the transportation of
passenger vehicles as above described us
may appear just and proper TO all inter
All persons interested 10 the matter above
set forth are requested 10 IEesent 10 the
commission their Views iu regard 20 The
same IN or before the day OF the heating.
ICE FOR BEER SHIPMENTS.
In approval OK application No I'll Of the
san Antonio and Arausas Pass Railway
company authority Is berehy granted FIR
the adoption 81 the following regulations
TO govern the free allowance or ice as PIE.
seTauye. with carload shipments Of beer
san Antonio and Arausas Pass railway, as
follows:
THE allowance Of preseryatlvcs dee.
sawdust and straw used in the transp1r
toE!o aud Arkansas Pass railway points. Will
be regulated as folioA-s:
During the mouths Of June, July, An
gust and September, 10 points beyond
Yoakum TO Houston. Waco and Lnckhart,
inclusive, also all points south Of Kennedy.
600 pounds TO all other points, 1000
pounds.
During other months Of the year. the
allowance will he 5000 pounds TO all points
In case any portion Of the les carried
| free ms preseryatiye under this rule Is
! taken from the car aud delivered ar dtsfi-
/ nation. charge for the transportation of
same shall he made Oh basis OF current
| carload rates on ice
| Effective November l3
| SPECIAL AUTHORITY GRANTED
] IN approval Of application 80 az of the
/ International and Great Northern Rul'road
| company authority Is hereby gtautal FOR
| the Withdrawal and cancellation uf uthur
[ It's NO a9I. issued October -. 1901 ana
establishing The rate OF lp CENTS per 100
pounds Tor thc transportation OF cotton
seed bulls aud meal 10 straight o- MIXED
carloads from all stations on the lurer-
U1tlau8. and Great Northern railroad.
Hearne ard wnst 90 ON stations between
san Ant.ulo su3 Laredo
Effective November 70
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II the Baby ls Cutting Teeth
be sure aud use that old and well tried
remedy, Mrs Winslow's Soothing syrup
for children teething II soothes the chlld
softens uhe Cams, allays all pain. cures
Wind Selie AID 10 the best feznedy tor
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W. NJ. W. ANp n. W. EXTENSION.

Work VIII Commence on the Line to
Graham Next North. H.
Mineral Wells. Texas, Ncaember H.
Colonel 1, ~ Fopts president and general
manager u the WoatheTferd, AInerL Weils
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H. E. q w. t. II. h.

Al ihese trains leave the Santa Re Congress
Ave. Dsrot 10 minutes later than the above.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

b.. a r.. C. II. n.
Grand Central DEPOT
Leave Nc y. 100 a m thrive No .. $40 p n
Leave No. s. 400 , n Arrive No. 6. o.i0 q n
t. n. o. n. n.
Grand Central Depot
Lssve No g.. AIS a. n Arrive No. 10 90 . n
Leave No s..y7.s0 . N Arrive No o.4ss N
Leave No 10. q. so am Arrive No. s.lO 80 m
G., II. a 8. A. ny.
Grand cenusl DEPOT
Leave NJ v =. I,o;;es an any. AITys 10 s.7.s9
c., H. & y. n. n.
Grand Central Depot
leave No. 1905 a. n Arrive No ,. 900 an
Leave No ST. n Arrive No. 10 90 ?. n
Leave No. \. 500 !. % Arrive 10. 700 p.u
Nos ana Sundays Only.
N. u. II. 4 NJ. II. n.
Grand Central Depot
Leave No. lsr-1ois a Arrive No. iss 3.3s n
s. A. & A. p. ny.
Grant Central Depot
Leave No. I....9.ss a Arrive Nc. 4 Gas pm
G., C. & $. f. n. n.
orara Central Depot
Iesv. 80. 200 a. Arrve...... s.5sa.n
leaye.-.-...-. AS ?. n Arrive 20 :. x
Galveston Trains
Leave .........7 .O0a m. Arrive .... $500
Leavs........ .7.45 I'm Arlye....-..7.30 P.n
Additional Sunday Specials
Leave SIS n Arrive. $50 a n
Leave. $50 ?. IN Arrive . o20p =
Seaside Special arrives il.30 p O.
Al these trains leave the Santa Re Congress
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Gran5 Central Depot
Leave No ssI-10ls a n Arrive No Isa 3.95 , u