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Twas shortly after 4 when one of
the athrong which surrounded the pres
idential party, a medium-sized man OF
ordinary appearance and plainly dress
ed in black, approached as if to greet
the president. Both Secretary Cortel-
you and President Milburn noticed the
mans hand swathed in a bandage or
handkerchief. The reports greatly
differ as to which hand. He worked
his way in amid the stream of people
to the edge of the dias until he was
within two feet of the president.
President Mckinley smiled, bowed and
extended his hand, in that spirit Of
genialty the American people SO well
know, when suddenly a sharp crack
of a revolver rang out loud and clear
above the hum of voices, the shuffiing
of myriad feet and the vibrating waves
of applause hat ever and anon swept
here and there over the assemblage.
There was an instant of almost
complete silence. The president stood
stock still, a look of hesitancy, almost
of bewilderment on his face. Then he
retreated a step while the pallor began
to steal over his features. The multi
tude, only partially aware something
serious had happened, paused in sur
prise, while necks were craned and
all eyes turned as one to the rostrum
where a great tragedy was being en-
acted. Then came the commotion.
Three men threw themselves forward
us with one impulse and sprang to-
ward the would-be assassin. Two of
them were United States secret SER
vice men who we're on the lookout and
whose duty it was to guard against
just such a calamity as had here be-
fallen the president and the nation.
The third was a %bystander, a negro,
who had only an instant previously
grasped the hand of the president. In
a twinkle the assassin was borne to
the ground, his weapon wrested from
his grasp and strong arms pinioned
him down. Then the multitude, which
thronged the edifice, began to come to
o realization and sense Of the awful
hess of the scene Of which they had
been unwilling witnesses.
OF the multitude which witnessed or
bore part in the scene Of turmoil and
turbulence there was but one mind
which seemed to retain its equilibrium,
one hand which remained steady, one
eye which gazed with unflinching
calmness and one voice which retain
ed its even tenor and faltered not at
the most critical %juncture. They were
the mind. and hand and eve and voice
of President Mckinley. After the first
shock of the assassin's shot he retreat.
ed . step. Then as the detective leap.
ed upon his assailant he turned and
walked steadily to q chair and seated
himself, At the same time removing
his hat and bowling his head In his
hands. In an instant Secretary Cort
elyou and President Nilburn were al
his side. His w~aistc0at was hurriedly
opened. the president meanwhile I'D
J monishing those about him to remai1
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Union Presbyterian.

Fremont street, between SeCOnd and
Third streets.
Rev. A c Hogbin, pastor, resluanCe
4l2 Sixth street.
10 a.. M. Sunday school.
II a. m, preaching by the pastor.
Subject of sermon, The Value OF a
Life" Text, Matt. 1926, Revised Yer
sion.
G:30 p. m, Christian Endeavor.
Topic, Heavenly Helpers II Kings
G:15-17. Leader, Miss Minnie Sprague.
100, evening preaching service.
Subject of sermon, Two Men at a
Gate; the Sting of Lost Opportunities
Text, Luke l6:19,20.
Everyone invited to all services.
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MENTIONED.

A. X. Butter, rs cents per pound.
Laramie Cash Store.
r. w. Burkhardt and others have fl
ed claims for the Alliance mine, in Hal
leck canon.
John Malone and John Anderson
we're fined S. and costs each in the po-
lice court for intoxication.
The Natruna County Tribune speaks
of Judge NJ. C. Brown as formerly of
Laramie, but now a resident of Honolu-
lu."
The choir of St. Lawrence's church
will sing Lambilotti's memorable
mass in d. The choir is composed of
some of the best musicians in the city.
1t will sing at the morning service to-
morrow.
The quarantine flag, hoisted at the
residence of Charles Z. Mckinney, No.
7 railroad house, was taken down this
morning. A case Of scarlet fever *
AoISu SoLiS INV o6o.
The Western Labor union will at
tend the evening service in the cathe-
dral tomorrow in a body. Dean Cope
will preach a special sermon on Christ.
ian Socialism. Service at 1880.
DIR. Will Wright Of st. Luke's hos
pital, Salt Lake, was quite sick with
appendicitis for a day or two, but his
mother writes to friends here that he
Is better. They have found a house
there, and their household goods will
be shipped to them from here Monday
Word RAJ received here today that
Mrs. Carroll, nee Miss Ethel Parker
formerly a student in the university
died at her home in Saratoga. Wyo.
on the morning of the 4th inst. This
will be sad news to her many friends
here, whose sympathy will go out tt
the bereaved husband, parents, broth
ers and sisters.
The last of the twin IONS born Il
1.-THE wife Of C. H. Edwards Of Iror
Mountain, who died shortly after the
arrival Of the sons. is dead, and the
body will be laid beside that Of thu
mother and the brother In the GENE
terry here. Mrs. Edwards was tn
daughter Of Judge and Mrs. J. H. Hay
ford Of this city.
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calm, and telling them not to be alarm
ed.
But you are wounded" cried his
secretary; "let me examine"
mo, l think not" answered the pres
ident. Il am not badly hurt, | assure
you"
Nevertheless his garments were
hastily loosened and when the trick
ling stream of crimson was seen, their
worst fears were confirmed.
A force of exposition guards were
soon on the scene INT an effort made
to clear the building. By this time
the crush was terrific.
AS soon as the Grove in the Temple
of Music had been dispersed sufficient
automobile ambulance and taken to
the exposition hospital.
The president retained full exercise
of his faculties until placed on an OPP
Grating table and subjected to an an
esthetic.
Real Name of Assassin.
Buffalo, N. Y, Sept. THE police
have learned the real name of the
would-be assassin. 1t is Leon Czol-
gosz. He was porn in Detroit and
came here from Cleveland. He has
signed a confession covering six pages
of foolscap and in which he states that
he is an anarchist and hat he became
an enthusiastic member of that body
through the influence of Emma Gold
man, whose writings he had read and
whose lectures he had listened to. He
denies having any confederate, and
says he decided on the act three days,
ago, and bought the revolver with
which the act was committed in Buff
falo. He has seven brothers and Sis
tiers in Cleveland, int the Cleveland
directory has the lanes of about that
number living on Hosmer street and
Ackland avenue, which adjoin. Some
Of them are butchers and others en-
ployed in different trades. He is now
detained at police headquarters pend
ing the result of the presidents in
juries.
Czolgosz does not appear in the least
degree Uneasy or penitent for his ac-
ton. He says he was induced by his
attention to Emma Goldman's lectures
and writings to decide that the present
form of government in this country
is all wrong, and he thought the best
way to end it was by killing the presi-
dent. He shows no sign of insanity,
but is very reticent about much OF his
career. While acknowledging himself
as an anarchist he does. not state to
what branch of the organization he be-
longs.
Roosevelt Goes to Buffalo.
Burlington. Vt, Sept. 7.-Vice Pres
ident Roosevelt on his arrival here
from Isle La Motto, started at once
for Buffalo. To an Associated Press
representative he said:
81 am too shocked and grieved to ex-
press my feelings"
A few minutes later when a bulle-
tin was handed him saying that Presi-
dent McKinley's wounds were not ia
tai, the vice president sent word to the
gathering:
Like all our people and like all
the civilized world. you will rejoice to
hear this good news"
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SUNDAY SERVICES In
LARAMIE TOMORROW.
What viii Be Done in the Gem City
Churches.

Church-goers will find much of inter
est in the following directory Of the
Laramie churches:
St. Matthew's Cathedral.
Very Rev. James Cope, M. A. B. D..
dean.
s a. m, Holy Communion.
10 a. m, children's service.
II a. m, service and sermon.
7:30 p. m. sermon and service.
Week day services:
Daily at 8 a. NJ. and 5 p. m.
Holy Communion Thursday Z a. III.
Meetings:
Tuesday 7:30 p. m, Sunday school
teachers meeting.
Thursday, the ladies of parish guild
will meet on cathedral steps at 2 p. m,
and from there will drive to Mrs. Sig
mans, at the university farm, for the
meeting.
Seats in the cathedral are free ard
the public is invited to all services.
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II a. m, preaching service. The
Sceptic's Question and the Bible An
swer."
7:l5 p. M, praise service.
1880 p. m, sermon. Cure for De-
spair."
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at
8 o'clock.
Strangers are cordially invited to
worship in our church home.
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First Methodist Episcopal.

First Methodist Episcopal.
Corner Second street and University
uvenue.
Rev. Frederic Tevis Kruger, pastor.
9:45 a. M, Sabbath school. Prof.
Aven Nelson, superintendent.
II a. m, preaching service. Sermon
topic, The Power of the Spirit"
$50 p. m. Epworth League.
1880 p. m, preaching service. Ser
mon topic, Temptation"
The Mid-week prayer meeting
Thursday 1880 p. m.
All are cordially invited to attend
these services.
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Scandinavian Lutheran Trinity.
west Side.)

IWGSC SIut.J
Rev. II. p. Hansen, pastor.
Regular services at II a. NJ. and $50
p. m.
Morning subject, Jesus as the Sin
ner's Most Compassionate Friend"
Evening subject, the second sermon
on the Prodigal Son.
9:45 a. m, English Sunday school.
Miss A. Burke. superintendent.
$50 p. m, young peoples league
meeting.
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German EVANGELICAL.

st. Paul's church, corner Sixth and
Garfield.
Ed. F. Pinckert pastor. Residence
719 south Sixth street.
IL o'clock, Sunday school.
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II you want = irst class job Of print.
Ing done bring It to The Republican;
II you want a job that will cast reflec-
tons on your establishment, take 1t
somewhere else. Merchants are often
Judged BY the stationery and printing
they sent out.
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Topic of sermon, ITO Walk In the
Spirit" Gal. 5:16-24.
All Germans are cordially invited to
these services.
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IMPROVING
TAKING A LITTLE NOURISH-
MENT AND RESTING
EASY TODAY.

Would-Be Assassin Says He Planned Whole
Matter Without Help, But German News.
paper Reporter of Cleveland Says He Is
Not Capable Mentally, OF Such a Deed :
Both Formerly Belonged to Same Club In
Cleveland.
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Baptist.

Baptist.
Rev. Fl. Warren Nice, pastor; resi-
dence No 263 North Fourth street.
9:45 a. m, Sunday school. J. H. Mer-
Ram, superintendent.
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Q Q 90 Q @
Q At NOON TODAY DR.. P. NJ. RxEY ISSUED THE FOLLOW Q
O ING BULLETIN: O
@ THERE HAS BEEN NO DECIDED CHANGE IN THE coNDL @
Q TON OF PRESIDENT Mckinley, SINCE THE LAST BULLETIN. Q
Q HE is RESTING EASY. PULSE 1856; TEMPERATURE 1902; Q
Q RESPIRATION %. @
O - O
Q Cheyenne, Sept. 7-(Special to The Republcan)-A special from @
O Buffalo says that at $3.50 this afternoon President Mckinley was rest: @
O ing comfortably and taking some nourishment. Mrs. Mckinley is in a Q
Q room adjoining that of the patient, and is herself lying down. @
c A Cleveland cigarmaker named Nowaak he knew Czolgosz n O
Q Cleveland two years ago, when Nowaak a a reporter o n a German @
Q newspaper, and that they both belonged tt. the same club. The club @
Q became so wild, an showed such marked anarchistc symptoms, that Q
Q the reporter withdrew. o
O Nowaak says Czolgosz is not a very strong ma mentally, and is Q
Q not capable o planning and executing the plot to assassinate the pres Q
Q ident. The two lei met, when Czolgosz said he was the mn who had Q
Q planned the matter, and that it W as the happiest moment of his life Q
O when he attempted the assassination, and was sorry he had ct sue Q
o ceeded better. O.
Q The physicians express strong hope. Q
90 Q O Q GO @ Q
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Tammany Hall leaders and otilcc-
holders are panlc-stricken over JUS
tics Jerome's expressed intention to
begin. as soon as he takes charge Of
the District-Attorney's Office. to pro-
secu:e all offenders without fear or
favor.
The flight to cover OF the district
leaders has begun. and Martin Engel
leads the vanguard OF the retreating
army. Trips to Europe and winter
jaunts to the sunny South are being
discussed in the Wigwam. and every
where Is to be found the spirit Of
moving on.
Justice Jerome will mark his entry into
the ONCE OF District-Attorney By max
Ing an attempt to send Deputy Police
Commissioner Devcry to State Prison on
charges o. collision. extortion. black
mail and neglect OF duty.
There Is every reason to believe that
tho hunt for John Doe" Will result In
the Issuing OF warrant for the Biz
Chief for his connection with the gam
bling combine, the operations OF which
were SO fully exposed by the raids OF the
Committee OF Fifteen and the confession
OF Whitney. the man who hired PARK
hurst Society Agent Dillon TO Tip on"
impending raids.
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R.. y. HARNETT'S
WILL IN CONTEST.
SISTER OF LATE REAL ESTATE
DEALER ALLEGES FRAUD.
Tcstnsnent Leaves the Entirc Es-
tate TO the Widow, to which
Mrs. Moore Objects.

The will OF tho late Richard '. Hnr-
nett. n leading real estate man for a
generation. and President OF the Real
Estate Exchange. was on Surrogate
Thomas's calendar OF uncontested wills
for probate to-day. But. to the sur
prise OF those interested. an attorney
at the last moment filed notice OF
contest with Probate Clerk Washburn.
The contestant Is Mrs. Sarah A..
Moore, OF No. lo6 Park place. Brook
lyn, n siste. OF Mr.. Harnett.
Mr.. Harnctt died at his homc.. No. 3l2
West Sevcpty.sccond street. Oct. .. His
will. flied last week. left his whole es-
tate to bis widow. Kate Isabella Har-
nett.
Mrs. Moore alleges that her brother.
who had been Ill sixteen months. was
OF unsound mind and was not acting
voluntarily when he made his will. but
was under the influences OF his wife.
She also alleges fraud and declares that
the witnesses OF the Will. Ira d. Warren,
OF No. 7 West Twenty-slxth street. and
Isaiah 4. Huson. OF No. IS Charles
street. were not present when Mr.. Har-
net, signed the will. and that he did
not ask them to witness the document.
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he convicted on evidence easily obtain
all" but FOR the Influence OF Tammany
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Is added Information received from
Whitney. the t!pster. whose confession
implicated Dcvcry and other members
OF the. Police Department.
Justicc Jerome believes that Il will be
possible to secure evidence which VIII
absolutely connect Devery with the OPP
Grafton OF tn. gambling syndicate and
the so -caiied Vice Trust. and he hopes
to indie, the Deputy PoiIce Commits
sioner for ncslcc, OF duty and collision.
He did not hesitate TO order Dcvc-y's
arrest a few weeks ago on the cha rye OF
oppression made by Policeman Edward
O'Sciil.
Distr!ct-Attorncy Philbln has said that
the conviction OF Devery would end the
operations OF the Vice Trust. and he has
expressed the opinion that Devery could
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.OUAY'S CONDITION
CAUSES ALARM.
PHYSICIANS ORDER SENATOR
TO STAY IN WASHINGTON.
Not Deemed Advisable for Him to
Go 10 Ills Plantation In
Florida.
Special to tn. Evening World,


WASHINGTON. D. c.. Nov. S.-Sena.
tor Quay's condition Is once more caus-
Ing apprehension. He had planned to
go. Immediately after the election. to
his plantation home ut Ste. LucIc. Fla.
but by the orders OF his physician he
mrst now remain In Washington.
throat specialist has been called
INTO consultation and this arouses anxi-
ETY. among the Senator's friends.
j: Is said that Mr.. Quay experiences
little annoyance while sitting up, but
'hat as soon as he lies down he Is
seized with coughing. which continue,
almost uninterruptedly while he re.
mains In that position.
AS result. tho Senator is often much
exhausted. and serious consequence.
may Mt some time follow.
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THEIR BONDS FORFEITED.
Two Alleged FIoascrs Failed I,
Appear.

In the Yorkville Police Court ,h,,
morning Magistrate Meade forfeited the
Donds OF Joseph Brown and Lawrence
j. Maloney. charged with illegal vot-
ING. Joseph Browne voted from 332
East Twenty-thi-d street. His bond was
furnished by Andrew Kchoe. Mnloney
registered from p: East Twenty.fif,h
street. Tho bond. also for $1,000, was
furnished by John Hayes. OF s2s
East Thirty-second street. Subsequent
~. Mr.. Hayes located Maloney and
caused his arrest. He Is now locked
up In the East Twenty-second street
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During the campaign Mr. Jerome
talked freely OF sending dishonest
officials TO State prison. and since his
election he has remarked that some
members OF the Police Department may
be missing. burnley win be accounted
for
Justice Jerome Is anxious to begin his
term OF office with some action that will
demonstrate that he was sincere In his
an;e-election promises. lie wants to
avoid the suggestion that he was talk
Ing for votes only.
Devery was an !ssIc during the cam
palgn. and Justice Jerome realizes that
the BIs Chief Is popularity regarded rs
the personincat!on o. all OF the evils
nd abuses which caused the downfall
OF Tanmany Hall
The successful prosecution OF Devery
wound be popular way OF beginning
his career as Distr.ct-Attorney, and II
there Is any likelihood OF success In
such n prosecution Justice jerome viii
begin II.
IL Devery "John Does"
For many months Justice Jerome has
.en collecting evidence which tended
10 Identity Devery as the elusive Johf'
Doe.
lie Is thoroughly familiar with all the
facts tina, he obtained as we'll as evil
dcnce secured By Frank Moss. and to this
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be convicted on evidence easily OBTAIN
all" but FOR the Influence OF Tammany.
Dcvcry Alarmed.
With Tammany In power and able L"
lniimidate witnesses, influence jurors
md block the course OF Justice In vari-
ous ways. Devcry was safe.
With Tammany crushed and Its power
gore. temporarily. ut least. Mr.. Philbir
believes that tn. way has been cleared
for effective action. and he regards the
punishment; or Dcv"ry ~ possible.
Dcvery ana his friends and business
associates are alarmed at the result OF
the election. They did not fea- the cleo
ton OF Seth Low. as they we're confiden,
that the Tammany county ticket would
be successful. but thc clean sweep has
upset their plans.
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