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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-09-12
ESTIMATE OF THE FAMILY.
Brothers and Sisters Of the Would Be
Assassin Considered Him
Strange.

Cleveland, Sept. later informa-
ton concerning the identity OF Cool
gosz develops he Is the son of Paul
Czolgosz, who, it is said, now lives
at 306 Fleet street, this city. The
other members of the family are John.
who lives at home with his father
and stepmother; Mike. a soldier now
serving in the Philippines; Vladiolan,
who is on his fathers farm located
on the Chagrin Falls s,n S"ban line,
and Jacob of Marcellaine avenue.
The family are Polish, and evident
ly very poor, thu father having left
home Saturday morning looking for
employment The stepmother cannot
speak English, but gave out the fol
lowing interview through the medium
Of an interpreter. She said;
Leon left home about GO Gays ago.
We heard from him a few weeks ago.
He was then in Indiana, and wrote us
he was going away, and stating that
in all probability we would not see
him again"
The stepmother failed to recollect
the name of the city from which the
letter was received. but states IL was
from some place in Indiana. The
family had not heard from him since.
The stepmother denied Leon was
disciple of Emma Goldman or was
In way interested In her doctrines.
They had always considered the boy
partially demented. Up to three
years ago he had worked at the CIcve-
land rolling mill. but he had quit on
account Of poor health.
Since that time he has been idle
While living on a farm. near War
rensyille, his father had not asked
Leon to work. having always consld.
cred him too veal for manual labor.
Regarding the shooting Of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Czolgosz said:
II can't believe Leon is the one,
why, he is the biggest coward you
ever saw in your life"
Mrs Czolgosz Is an intelligent look
ing woman, but failed to show any de-
cided emotion when confronted with
the account of Icons horrible crime.
Her home was neat and clean. but
plain.
Paul Colgosz. the father. moved In
TO Cleveland two weeks ago TO Sc
cure employment. He has not yet
heard Of his son crime. Two uncles
both live in Cleveland.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-09-12
PENALTY UNDER THE LAW.
Ten-Year Prison Term the Maximum
Punishment II President
Receivers.

New York, Sept. 7,-President Nc
kinleys recovery would mean his
would-be assassin could be confined
in the prison for ten years. the maxi
mum penalty under the ! email code OF
New York state. fhe death OF the
president would result In the trial of
his assailant for homicide. and his con.
viction mean death in the electric
chair
Washington. Sept THE law Off
GERS feel there is little assistance which
the federal law branch can give In pros
ecuting the man who shot President
Mckinley. 1t was stated today by a
leading official that the federal law
made no provision for assaults upon the
president, the latter being only u citi'
zen in the eye OF the federal law.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-09-12

that Czo,gosz advanced toward him
with extended hand Nowak looked at
the prisoner disdainfully and refused to
accept the preferred hand, saying:
"Scoundrel, why did you commit this
terrible crime? Who originated this
devilish plot? 1t was not YOU"
Il did" replied Czulgosz. Il did. l
originated the plan. It was my plan:
il was my crime"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-09-12
Warner Frustrated.

Kansas City. Sept. 7.-Major VIM.
Warner, ex-commander-in. chief OF the
Grand Army. is prostrated By the at
tempted assassination Oh the presi-
dent. He has cancelled his engage
ment to respond TO the address OF vel
come at Cleveland and viii not at
tend the encampment.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-09-12
THINK 1T is A PLOT.
Police Working TO Unravel the Mur-
derous Conspiracy.

Buffalo, Sept. 7.-Czolgosz the man
who shot the president, slept in com
fort after his crime He was locked
up at No / police station, after he
had been interviewed by the officers of
the law and a watch OF two men was
placed over him. He went TO his
bunk early, and was soon asleep and
he seemed without regret and undIs.
turbed by the prospect OF punishment
for his crime. This morning Czolgosz
was photographed. and copies OF his
pictures are being made as rapidly
az possible, and will be distributed
broadcast.
The police machinery Of the entire
country has been set In motion 10 ex-
pose the plots againt the presidents
life II a plot there was, Czolgosz In.
sists he alone planned the crime, but
his statement IL not accepted ar true.
II Is believed confederates accom-
panied him to Buffalo and assisted In
the execution of the plot. The police
and secret agents are working prI-
yately and insist the prisoner Is In
sane
There IL a suspicion that one OF the
prisoners contederates accompanied
him TO the Temple OF Music, and by
walking In front Of him concealed the
hand which carried the revolver The
attention Of the police who were with
the presidential party was directed
toward the man who reached the
president just before CZolgosz did.
His motions were suspicious. and one
Of the secret service men kept his
hand on his arm until after he Had
shaken hands with the president. A
description Of the man is now In the
hands Of the police Of the entire coun-
try, and he will undoubtedly be run
down.
CZolgos2 Is kept In absolute seclu.
sion by the police, and none gave the
officers have seen him. There are re-
ports Of other arrests here and at
other cities, but the police decline to
confirm them
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-09-12
SISTERS HEAR THE NEWS.
Kinley Show Much Bravery
in Misfortune.

Cleveland, o., Sept. S.-The news of
the attempted assassination OF the pres
idept was broken to his sisters, Mrs.
A. J. Duncan and Miss Helen Mckinley,
by the son OF Mrs Duncan. Tears were
shed. but both ladies' bore up under the
shock and showed much bravery. They
had both feared an attempt upon the
life OF their brother and their fears
were at last awfully realized
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-09-12
Canton Moved to Sorrow.

Canton. O.. Sept. S.-The news Of the
attempted assassination OF the presi-
dent caused great shock here Before
many minutes surging crowd cf anxi-
Gus persona had gathered in the vicinity
of the presidents home. and many cali
ed to inquire as to I've presidents con-
dition. To all corners tho parlor maid,
who has charge Of the household In the
absence OF the president. replied that
no word whatever had been received at
the Mckinley home up to $50 p. n
She said the fret they heard was some
one on the street shouting "the presi-
dent has been shot" a spirit OF gloom
hangs over the city. Strong mer, with
tears in their eyes, stand on the street
discussing the awful affair and eagerly
watching for new bulletins and fresh
editions of the papers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-09-12

Charles T. Yerkes has secured con-
troll Of the projected Brompton- Plea
dilly ttube) railroad. with a capital OF
s2l00,0v0 Work will be commenced
Immediately.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-09-12
Abner Mckinley Starts for Buffalo.

Denver. Sept. s.-Abner Mckinley, a
brother of the president left Friday in
a special car. While here he received
a telegram from Benjamin Mont
gonery. chief operator at the white
house. which stated the doctors esti-
mate chances Of the presidents recov-
cry about even.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-09-12
JOIN IN NATIONS SORROW.
Messages of sympathy Received
from Crowned Heads and Re
public Representatives

Washington, Sept Messages of
sympathy over the shooting OF Presi-
dent Mckinley have been received
from the London chamber OF COM
merce. Lord Roberts. Emperor Nicho-
las. King George of Greece; King
Christian of Denmark, President Eel
ava of Nicaragua, Premier Laurier of
Canada, Emperor and Empress Of Ger
many, President Loubet. France; Pres
ident Estrada. Guatemala; Lieutenant
Governor barley. New South Wales:
Italian Ambassador Baron Fava: Ter
man Ambassador Hoileben; Mexican
Ambassador, NJ. De Azpirizm; French
minister OF foreign affairs. Delicasse;
Ecumenical Methodist conference,
London: the people of Lima and Cal
lao. Peru: the constitutional conven-
ton of Havana: the Peruvian senate:
King Oscar, Sweden; Prince Obolen-
sky; Count Lamsdoi n foreign minis
ter and NJ. De White. finance minister,
St Petersburg; LORI Lansdowne and
scores of others.
London. Sept. THE Ecumenical
conference gave up the first hour Of
its session today TO prayers for and
eulogies OF and resolutions respecting
President McKinley 4 resolution
adopted expressing the conference s
intense indignation at the dastardly
attempt made upon the life Of the pres
ident and it's profound sympathy with
the American nation In its deep anxi-
ETY. over the deed and directs that
messages OF respectful sympathy be
sent TO Mr. and Mrs. Mckinney.
Swansea. Wales, Sept. THE
Trades union congress at It's last ses.
sion today adorted resolutions Of sym.
patty with the United States.
Marietta o.. Sept IA telegram
was received this evening from Charles
G.. Dawes. comptroller OF the currency,
now in Buffalo. saying that strong
hopes are entertained for the recovery
OF the president.
Rome. Sept The pope has direct
ed Cardinal Martenelli, the papal dele
gate. to express TO the government the
feeling Of deep Indignation Of his holl-
ness at the attempted assassination OF
the president and earnest prayers for
his recovery.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-09-12

Buffalo Sept. Hundreds Of tele-
grams OF regret continue from all over
the world. and all express feryent
hope for the recovery Of the president.
None of the kilograms have been made
public.
The relatives OF the president have
hurried here. and with them have
come a large number Of men In public
life.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-09-12

London. Sept. king Edward dl.
rected the British charge d affalres AT
Washington TO express mis- majesty's
deepest sympathy at this dastardly at.
tempt and to inquire after President
McKinley's condition"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-09-12
Walks to a Chair.

after the first shock of the assassin's
s"ol he retreated a step, and then,
a tHe detectives leaped upon his as
al.ant he turned, walked steadily TO
ehair and seated himself. at the same
Slae removing his hat and bowling his
.raa 10 his hands. In an instant Secre-
.1'S SQrtelyou and President Milburn
We're at his side. His waistcoat was
Lt-rriedly opened. the preside at mean
while admonishing those abo,t him to
alarmed
Djan't Realize Wound.
hu1 you are wounded" c,ied his sec
sry Let me examine"
-, think Lot" answered the
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fiems = 8riebt16ss Nterenleiben 16,
anbsrs 2eioen 5; 5pbesfdqe ponN09z
nerinnen 4; 9autfranf6eiten 2; So
besfdGe bon mugsborenen 8inbsrn
Is; NltersI9pd4s 9; gepoltf ameSpz
bssfdGs 5; aGesmetne 5dGe 3. Don
benf 9eItprbenen paren 81 unier 1
Sabre ait, 6 5piTden 1 u. 2 Sabre,
8 5piI9en 2 unb 5 Sabre, 3 3piE9en
10 uno Is Sabre, 5 5piI4en Is IL. 20
Sabre, 10 5tpiT 6en 20 unp 80 Sabre,
10 3piIfen 80 unb 40 Sabre, IA
3piI9en 40 unb 80 Sabre, II spiz
I6en so unb 60 SATIRE, 10 5piT6en
80 unb 70 Sabre, 25 8pif4en 70 unb
80 Sabre, 5 3piT6en 80 u. 80 Sabre,
l SpiI6en 80 unb 100 Sabre alt.
Sn 9ofpttdlern Harlem II. 16 Snz
qusiie tpurben ge6alten.
Nls 9e6oren purbsn 300 peibe unb
70 Regerfinber angsmetbet.
Syerner purben 35 0ip6tsritisz, Is
S4arla4fieberz, 6 NsrDenfieberz. 2
Maiernz, 3 &eudbuFenz, 2 Group,
8 9urioellaz, 1 8lattsrnz unb 9 SUI
berculoFts pulmonulis : 5dGe anges
melbet.
Wdbrenb beg Sabres 1900 Harden
10,70O PerI Dnen in Baltimore, unb
3par 1903 Wei6e unb 26O7 Nsger.
Die 5oOesfdGe pert6eilen Ii9 auf bic
II Mpnate, ME folgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-06
Gus Dem Snnerm Narblnno's uno
ben anaren,cnDen Staaten.

Na6 langen Sabren erlez
bt9t.
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6sri9tsts seftsrn cine Bin fir Die Sc
tpdbrung gepiHer Mniprii9e fir 9osz
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renb bes 9urgerfrieees bon 8iirgsrn
requirirt unb Die bonn 9unbeszNnz
~fprufsgsri6t e~utgebeiben purOen,
ean5tia elm. Inter ben 9eItimmungea
bes @eieBes erbalten folgenbs Marpz
ldnbsr 8irssr gntIddoigungsn: 6.
8. gpurtes, Nadlabperlpalter o 9.
8oteler, Waibington Gountp, 1878;
Goleieb Sberman, Na9labpsrpaltes
BON Sdcob $. 9roDe, Baibingtons
Gountb, 1881; s. Clarence Cane.
Ia9labpsrtpaltsr bon %. 8. 8nobs.
@aibinston4GO untp 1894; Sarab 8.
21bbane, SeitamntsboG ltrsderin bon
5tepben On. 2pboane, Monteomerpz
Gpuntp. SIP; Sobn Munn o BAL
iimors, $500; Sacob u. Mainer, Maibz
i1etpn : gountp, 1920; Buchanan
S9teb uno %. g. Miler, Na9laBper<
tpalter bon Oapib 81. Miner, Wafbz
ingtpnsG ountp, $500; 9snrp u. pafz
fenberger, Daibingtor1@ ountp, $491;
.Ri6arb gople, Na9labperpalter bon
S. g. Bools, Montgpmern : Gountp.
$512; Ibam S4otper, garroa=Gr.,
1926; 9snrb .. Salbott, Na9labber<
tpalier, MpntgpmerpaG ountp, $3.50;
peter 5arearona, Baltimore, $780,
600; Sbomas 6. Sbraibsr, Na9laBz
peripafter bon S6os. Sbrafber, SrsOsz
ridsGountp, 1929; @li Wobe, Wafbz
instonzGountp. $347; 6snrb q. Dal=
ton, NdhlaBpertpalter BON Sobn Walz
ton, Mnne Mrunosf County, $3.50;
muroaret 6. 8. WsIt, 5raness 8.
Green urb gopin ~. Weft, Gr6en bon
sSas. s. Deft, Montgomerb : Gountp,
$285.
3opfpe fe n.
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in Cumberland perbaftet, neil er an
gsbfi9 Mebi5in in Marplano obne
2icen5 pratti5irts. Or. Grimm mar
Der srfts Mr5t, Der feline Oienits ben
8latternfranfsn gu pinto, Iaeganpz
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perbfieb, als anbere Mer3te ni9t su er=
langen tparen.
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Morbss ieiner Hafen9snoiitn Softer
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9opie bon Mnns 4runbslzgountb am
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tie n ma /. Oonnsrtas
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Rirde Der epang. Gsmsinf6aft, Gds
Bpm grOb@ uno Nonticofeltrabe, bic
SabresberIammlung 1tatt, in psl4er
folgsnbe Mitglisber als Trultees Der
@emeinbe erpdblt purbsn: j.. Din, g.
mangolo. S. Slider, g. 9susler, S.
Wen5, Gbrit. Maisr unb aarl 6re9.
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Mebsr, prdfibsnt; S. Din, 0icszprd>
fbsnt; g. Mansolb. Sefrstar; S. ST.
fder. S4aBmeifter; &url '5rsa, Aez
prdIentant our piertsljdbrli9sn gon=
fsrsn3. Die @smsinos fat einsn iebr
fbdiigsn Jrauenperein, pel6sr 44s2itz
glisbar 5abft, iopis einen oerfhredsnz
ben Suosnbbersin. bsftthenb 3 Is
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