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Evening star., 1901-09-13

MILBURN HOUSE, BUFFA-
LO, N. Y, September IS, 7:o7 pm.
The President is unquestionably
dying u
MILBURN HOUSE, BUFFA-
LO, n Y, September "a mes
senger from the house at 6:57 an
nounced that the President is still
alive, but that there is no hope.
The entire staff of physicians is
at the bedside.
The Depression Continued at 6:3O PM
Special From a Staff Correspondent.
BUFFALO, N. Y, September Is.
The Presidents physicians report
at 6:3o pm. that his condition is
most serious, in spite of vigorous
stimulation. The depression contin-
ues and is profound; unless it can be
relieved the end is only question
OF time. N. O. NJ.
The Worst Predicted.
Special From STAFF Correspondent.
MILBURN HOUSE, BUFFA-
LO, N. Y, September I3-"The sit
uation is very bad. The President in
the valley of death. The end may
come at any time" This news has
just been brought direct from the
sick room. The News has just been
telegraphed away officially. Col. w.
{. Brown was sent out to the tele-
graph office and wired the friends at
Washington that there had been a
change for the worse and the.condi-
ton of the President is SO serious as
to justify the worst expectations.
This was at 5 go pm n. Q. M.
Latest OmciaI Bulletin.
MILBURN HOUSE, BUFFA-
LO, N. Y, September I3.-Ofhcial.
5:35 p.m.-The Presidents physi-
clans report that his condition is
grave at this hour He is suffering
from extreme prostration. Oxygen
is being given. He responds to slim
ulation but poorly Pulse, I25; res
piration, 40.
GEORGE B. CORTELYOU,
Secretary to the President.
Did Not Respond to stimulants.
Special From STAG Correspondent.
BUFFALO, n. Y, September IL.
The Presidents physicians report
that his condition is grave at this
hour. He is suffering from extreme
prostEatio4s- 9xygcn-is being given.
He responds to stimulation but poor
1y. Pulse, I25; respiration, 40.
GEO. b. CORTELYOU,
Secretary to the President.
- - N. O. M.
President is Dying.
BUFFALO, September I3, SAB
PM The physicians have an
aounced the President is dying.
Change for the Worse.
MILBURN HOUSE, BUFFA-
10. n, Y, September I3.-Col
Brown has just been to the telegraph
office and dispatched telegram. He
said:
There has been a change for the
worse The Presidents condition is
very, very bad
His Family Summoned
BUFFALO. Sepsembe. l3. s4s
Evening star., 1901-09-13

The Evening Star In the
only afternoon paper I'm
Washington that receives
the dispatches of the Assoc
ciated Press. 1t fs there
fore the only one I'm which
the reader can hnd the
complete news of the
world, directly transmit
ted by telegraph, MP to
the moment Of going to
press.
Evening star., 1901-09-13
Another Heart Failure Took Place at $50
This Evening.
NOW WAITING Only FOR THE SAD END

p.m.-The Presidents family has
been summoned. Col. Brown says:
There is no hope. He is dying" :"
Secretary Root Arrives.
Special From STAFF Correspondent
MILBURN HOUSE, BUFFA-
LO, N. Y, September 13.-Secre-
tary Root arrived at the Milburn
house at S 5:o5 o'clock and immedi-
ately joined the cabinet circle. He
was called from Washington by spe-
cial messenger. N. O. M.
Evening star., 1901-09-13

J
MILBURN HOUSE, BUFFA-
LO, September 13.-The following
bulletin was issued by the Presi-
dents physicians at 9 am:
The Presidents condition has
somewhat improved during the past
few hours. There is better re-
sponse to stimulation. He is con-
scious and free from pain. Pulse:
1913; temperature, oo.8.
P. M. RIXEY,
M. D. MANN, i.
ROSWELL PARK,
HERMAN MYNTER,
EUGENE WASDIN,
CHARLES G.. STOCKTON.
GEORGE B. CORTELYOU,
Secretary to the President.
Special From stan Correspondent
BUFFALO, N. Y, September Is.
When daylight broke upon Mil
burn house this morning it marked
the ending OF night of dreadful sus-
pense and terror for the devoted
band of friends and relatives who
are anxiously lowering about the
Presidents couch. The President
had once during the night approach
ed close to deaths portals. He was
drawn back only by the most stren-
uous efforts of the staff of physicians
who are ministering to him in this
time of danger. The threatened
heart failure is what menaced the
Presidents life. The skillful use of
stimulants, digitalis, strychnine and
finally a saline infusion saved his
life from going out Ikea vanished
spark on this ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The change for the. worse in con-
dition came quickly and unexpected
ly. 1t followed almost immediately
a change for the better, which had
occurred earlier in the evening. This
see-sawing from danger to safety
and then back again to most immi-
nent danger occupied. only a few
hours, but they were hours fraught
with what threatened to be most
tragic circumstances.
Late this afternoon the first note
OF uneasiness for several days was
sounded in the Milburn house, fol-
lowing closely and quickly upon a
period that was considered highly
optimistic. The President had been
fed with solid food Thursday morn
ing. The doctors were anxious to
get some good nourishment into his
system in a natural way. He want
ed it too, and in the opinion of the
physicians there was no reason why
he should not have it. They thought
it might serve to put the stomach to
work its old lay, which would
be decided medical victory.
So he was given, some toast, cof-
fee and chicken broth. He ate it
with relish and his stomach retain
ed it. The doctors thought their ex-
pertinent of giving him solid food
was decided success. When the
doctors left him after this meal they
were in high feather. They declared
that they had made the stomach go
to work, and they did. not worry
about anything else"
So the day wore on, and there
was no indication Of a change in
these conditions until about a
o'clock, when it became noised about
that the Presidents food taken in the
morning had not agreed with him.
DR.. Wasdin denied this. It was de-
veloped later that the main trouble
at this time with the President was
with respect to his bowels. He had
not assimilated in the intestines the
solid food he had taken during the
day, and his bowels had net perform
ed their functions. Efforts were
made with the usual ret1edies to Sc
cure an action, but without avail !;
only nausea of the patient resulted.
In the early part Of the evening,
therefore, the great ansaety was to
get a movement of the, bowels.
This was to be .ne,stlN a incident
Evening star., 1901-09-13
HOW THE NEWS CAME.
First a Verbal Announcement that
President Was Sinking.

fres10ent '" as sinking.
Special From a Staff Correspondent
MILBURN HOUSE, BUFFA-
LO, September 13.-The change for
the worse came with exceeding
swiftness about go pm. The first
intimation was verbal word from the
Milburn house that the President
was sinking.
This was soon followed by bull
letin from Secretary Cortelyou cor
roborating the report, and shortly
thereafter another bulletin. The fam
lily were present and were prepared
for the worst. Senator Hanna was
down town and at 6 pm. an automo-
bile was sent for him full speed and
for Secretaries Wilson and Hitch
cock. N. O. M.
Some Little Better.
Special From STAFF Correspondent.
MILBURN HOUSE, BUFFA-
LO, N. Y, September 13.-Dr.
Mynter said when he came out of
the consultation, Il think he is some
little better. When questioned about
nourishment he said: "He won't
starve; it takes longer than six days
to stal"e a man, and he does not
need much nourishment." He said
a little clam broth would be given
him, but did not say whether by in
lection or through the mouth.
N. O. M.
Caused General Rejoicing.
Special From a staf Correspondent.
MILBURN HOUSE, BUFFA-
LO, N. Y, September I3.-The
afternoon consultation of the physi-
clans, of which report was made
after 2 o'clock, caused general re-
joicing. The pulse and temperature
readings were gratifying in compar-
ison to previous readings. The
prophecy of the doctors of further
Improvement is based upon the be-
lief that the heart action now re-
spends to stimulants, and there is
little danger of such a collapse as
threatened the President early this
morning. N. ON.
AN EXPLANATION.
A Bulletin Sentence Thaf Should BE
Stricken Out.
MILBURN HOUSE, BUFFA-
LO, September I3.-Sscretary Cor
/ telyou walked over 70 the nreee head
Evening star., 1901-09-13
A Bulletin Sentence That should BE
Stricken Out.

MILBURN HOUSE, BUFFA-
LO, September I3.-Sscretary Cor
telyou walked over to the press head
quarters shortly after the bulletin
dated ago pm. was issued and ex-
Evening star., 1901-09-13
AN ANXIOUS NIGHT.
Change for the Worse in Preside n tn
Condition..

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
MILBURN HOUSE. BUFFALO, ~. ".
September 12.-The following bulIetin was.
issued by the Presidents physicians at $50.
p.m.:
The Presidents condition this eysniaa
Is not quite so good. His food has nos
agreed with him. and has been stopped.
Excretion has not yet been properly es-
tabiished- The kindneys are acting well.
Hts pulse b noe satisfactory. but has im~
pr0Ssz IA taa isss1 ;vu hours The wound.
Evening star., 1901-09-13

New York Offices l26 Tribune Building.
CHICAGO Offices Boyce Building.
Evening star., 1901-09-13
end is only a.question of time.
GEO. B. CORTELYOU,
Secretary to the President.

MILBURN HOUSE, BUF-
FALO, September Is--Ofhcial Bull
letin-The following bulletin was is
sued by the President S physicians
at 2:3o pm:
The President has more than held
his own since morning, and his con-
dition justihes the expectation of fur
ther improvement. Heisbetter than
yesterday at this time. Pulse, 123;
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TEXAS LODGE No. 1. *. of p.
!, win meet In its castle hall. curnpp
( Mnin street and Prairie avenue.
! third floor back hall. tonight at s
, o'clock. Rank OF page. Soiourn-
lehts are cordially invited to at
4, Painter. c. c.; c. w. Fellows,
and s.; Il. Y. Hartwell. NJ. of 4.
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q M0RPHINE, WHISKY HABITS
~ : TO IL DAYS without pain or
~ patent: no pay until cured and
FeeinF satisfied. In case of failure Will
~ ~ patents expenses while here,
|ssiuoad fare both ways. Best ref
Fsss address Matthews Home, 800
ave" west End, San Antonio. Texas.
n
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THE REGULAR annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Houston Water com
panN WEI be held al the office OF tho vice
president T. w. House. IN the city OF
Houston Texas. on Monday. April S. az
II n m, Tor the purpose Of elcctng d.
rectors to serve for the ensuing year. aud
for such other business MS may come be.
fore the meeting. c. H. Sprcng, secre-
tary.
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PERSONAL.

BIZ ANSWERS
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weather will soon he with us and
Il" YOU VIII want awnings. We can
h solr wants in that line as we'll
ssgnls' awnings, etc. Price list for
Tag Write us. kaufman & Knee.
Il Ss, Co., BIB Main ST., Houston
- NJ If
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n. Y, March 80, 1901.
Pastoriza Printing & l.. Co.
Houston, Texas.
Il Smith Premier Typewriters were
hurlng March, 1901, than during any
one month In the Conpany's his
Smith Premier Typewriter Company,
Ii. w. Smith, Treasurer.
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WANTED AT oNCE--Lady vocalist OF clc-
cuUotust To JON concert company now on
the road, state lowest salary anu sen~
nhoto ~ BOX "a. huntsyIlle, lows.
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WANrED-Good strong woman In window
shade department; one wuo can run sew
h's machine anu sew carpet. "A. Maddell.
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WANIkp At ONCE--Go0d white bQrbet
wire or telephone. Peter JeeRcr Vie.
tvrta. Texas. u
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II TAKEN before and during con
fenti child adopted In good family.
poured; trained nurse, etc. str ct
~. stu all modern convenieuces
| Address DR., Keathley Il Wife,
{attlmer street, Dallas. Texas. All
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TUE BOARD or MEDICAL. FXAMIN-
meet Thursday, April 4, Mt ii A. M. at
the office of DR. q. w, Larendon, 9i5is
Main street. j w, Scott, NJ D., presi-
dent; q. w. l.arendon, NJ D.. secrefnrv
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YOUNG MAN farm manager wants young
Or middle hgcu woman TO help Keep nuusc,
COOK Tor ioar and milk COW, goou wages
anu good homo to right party. Address
soeO, this office. -
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FOR RENT.

FiNIrRooM cottage for rent; watc- a.,
PAIN Inlrd ward. Oscar Longneoferu
llOy Franklin avenue.
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WANTED--Eirst class rapid stenographer
Win machine, inusI be accurate type,yrit-
sri position IN secretary : oulcc. auaress
Board OF Trade, orange, Texas. v
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WANTED Travelling statesmen; also adVvr.
Users, cash salary. Triumph Co., Daias
Texas. ~
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THE PUBLIC is HEREBY notified and
warned not to sell any person or persona
for my account any goods. wares or mer-
chRndise. or barter of any character
cattle, horses, wagons, carts or carriages
nor il any person or persons authorized
ia purchase or barter for my account any
species Of property. cattle horses, wag-
1ns, carts o. carriages or to collect any
money or moneys now due or TO become,
except upon my written order duly signed
from time 60 time. Have no agent OF
agents, implied or otherwise. Louisa NJ
Murston, Houston, March 10. If
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the Stockholders of the
Hearne md Irazos Valley Railroad com.
lanN viii I've held at the general office OF
the company IN the city OF ucarne Rob.
hours oi ii O'clock a. In, aud 3 o'clock D.
m ON the first Tuesday in May, 1901, it
being tue Ith day OF said month. for the
phtposr OF ciscting officers aud directors
TO serve during the ensuing year ami
for the transaction OF such other business
as may he presented
5.1-ol w r. Ferguson Secretary
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN Houston real estate. NJ.
j. Howard. 10l0M Texas.
no. BOHRoW-- $1,000 on good Houston sn.
burban property. Answer 1901. this OF,
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LAMAR LODGE. No. isD. X.
of r.. meets Ia castle hall.
4l5l5 Main street. third floor.
front hall. tonight at 7:30
o'clock. Rank work. Louis
q. Swope. e. C; j. Riders
dorf. X. II. s.; c. II. Schmidt.
NJ. Il,
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PAY HIGH PRICE CASH for old clothing,
ladies' aud gentlemcn's clothes, hats,
shoes etc. drop card and | VIII call.
H. silyerberg, 5l6 Milan. As
ii. CAPLAN, at POS Milan street, near
Franklin. pays highest prices for gentle.
mems old clothing and shoes; send postal
card; will call. ~
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THE BOARD OF Pharmacy will hold q
meeting TO examine applicants for regis
tfauon April III. lvui az 5U2 Main street.
a. L. kicsling Registrar
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/ WANTED AT ONCE--A nrst.clasS hand
/ compositor. Times, Jennings, La.
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4 sI5 y OF TEETH $500. Diamond
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I'D a A. hEMEDY-F'or chills, levers,
ana lagndice; always makes n
M Southern Tonic: price 81
pctos r9r sale by all druggists or s.
manufacturer. Navasota, Tex.
S-14
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/ WANTED Neat. competent girl FOR general
I housCwork. must have rorerence small
family 1904 Jefferson avenue.
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NuuiI nt pItnaed 20 continue 10 no.
stock from our old consignors and stock.
nten IN general. and ms experience with
the dealers In this market for the past
slN Years, enables me to OTTER satisfactory
guarantee that the very best EFFORTS will
us PINT forth 20 Insure good results.
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MONEY TO LOAN on city property; vendor
lien notes bought. Pye & Co., ouS hhm
building. Y
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CABBAGE, CABBAGE-At one and halt
cents per pound c, o. ID. address agept
any cypress company or I L. Finch,
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

NOTICE Kansas VIII do service from the
9th Tuesday and Saturday. Mt Eison's
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FOR SALE Durham and Hereford bulls;
also Hereford heifer yearllngs OF high
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Houston, y
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iliL copurtnership heretofore existing un.
ucr the iirm name OF Box saunders Com
mission Go. has been dissolved BY mutual
CONSENT and 4. II. Snunders, jr viii.
irem April |. continue the business as
Successor IN fhp Arm -
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PRACTICAL printer aud newspaper man
wants to lease weekly or work for sal
ar! or commission. Arthur Holman. Bren.
ham. u
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|EcRET SOCIETIES.

STATED communication of Cray
lodge No. 32s tonight ut 3
n,riock. Members of Holland
! lodge No. ! and sojournins breth-
Zen are cordially invited 70 at
lend. John Nicholson, w. NJ; j.
secretary.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ADVERTISE successfully for mall-ordcr
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The key 10 the best known mediums.
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FOR sALE-One well established good
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a BUSINESS CHANcE--Any one wanting
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WANTED-Loggers 20 ship Us ash. oak.
walnut and cedar logs. Write us for
particulars. G.. X. Cummings CO.,
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WANTED--rwo carpenters acluaiutod WITH
railway coach work, Address n. y. Box
city. AZ
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MONEY no LOAN--We have money 10
loan on Houston business or city property
In amounts TO suit borrowers at a low
rate OF Interest. VIM. II. Cischewske q
o. 9O0 Klaln building.
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WANTED TO KEMT.

WANTED-Three nice connecting rooms.
Gown stairs; completely furnished FOR
Hight housekeeping. Address 3OaS, this o..
HALF A HOUSE, at least four rooms, up
stairs preferred: couple and two small
children. Address II, this office. 8
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Eres TENS, Nayasota, Texas, manu-.
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IL cor, borden & Anteil, 200 Main
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ECT FACE PASTE for Eczema,
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ana mail: two &c stamps for sam.
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HELP WANTED.

| WANTED Girl or woman for general
hunsewUrk, good wages Tor good workei.
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bounded north by }. Pcrea. south by
J. a. Pcroa. east by ID. poroa. west hy
y, VI. PorCa. Three room house. Value
OF personal property $40. Taxes sac.
penalty, 22 cents, costs. ti.05 total.
sb.73
Peroa, Manuel Antonio Land. 40
by 1000 varas bounded north hy &.
Gonzales, south by A Gonzales. east hy
v. Romero west by grant nmita
Land. 90 BY 200 yatas, bounded north
by J.. lmbert south by G.. Gonzales.
east 10y NJ. pcroa west by grant linn
~ Value Of personal property. f7b.
Last half taxes. si3i. penalty. %
cents, costs, ~ cents. total. s52G.
Pcroa, Nnsario- Land On by 300
warns. bounded north by Louis I'M.
bert. south by s G. Gonzales. east by
ucvquia, west by w. s. Pcroa anl
house. Value uf personal property.
$40 Last half taxes SIG, penalty.
cents. costs 30 cents. total g2.ig
SOuniCr Joseph Land. 6G hy 600
yaras bounded north by J. i.ucoro.
south hy NJ Martin. east by river.
west by hills and house Value of
personal property 500 Taxes. gI2t7.
penalty 90 cents, costs. DO cents. 20
tai, &l313.
fonoriu pctrou,io Land. 90 by 200
varas, bounded north boy j N. snndn
val south by Elias Tcnurio. east by
public road. west 10y limits uf grant
Interest in grHut Value at pprsornl
property S2l Last half taxes gIa3.
penalty lG cents. costs. 90 cents. to.
tul &iIg
Tcnorlo. J. Ramon Land ~ hy 300
yarns bounded uorth by G. sandoval
south hy %. Tonurio east hy river.
west hy dCc1uia. House. Value ut
personal property $50 Taxes. $3.50.
D, ualty . cents. costs. 7O cents. ~.
tat S25g
Ncrnior Eugene Land. % by
300 varus bounded north by 81 Gar
Ella south hy 81 MARTINEZ. cast hy pub |
liC road west by ditch Land NJ by
300 vnras. bounded north by y. Mon |
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