The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-07

are I'VE sons, 1 think, all residing in this
| city, two or three of thine living on Hos
mer street. Leon. at one time was em-
ployed as the blacksmith in the Console
dated mill. Later he kept saloon at
the corner OF Third avenue and TOD
street. but sold out and went 10 live on
tho farm within is father.
IT know that Leon Is, or was, an anar-
chist lie attended socialist and anarch-
ist meetings. very frequently lie is
man OF rather small stature about 70
years OF age. The last time j saw him
he had light brown moustache.'
FEAR OF BLOOD POISONING.
Buffalo Sept. 7.--The fear of tho presl-
dents physicians Is that sceptic poison
ing will set in and II is for the first symp-
Tins of blood poisoning that they are now
watching The bullet lodged in the mus
cles 70 the back and the physicians have
decided that for the present IL Is OF Sec
ondary importance. The bullet look
downward course but neither the intes-
tines nor he Kidneys We're injured. OF
this the physicians are confident. II In
namation should appear In the neighbor-
hood OF the place where the bullet Is be-
neved 10 havel odged the Roontgen ray
will be used 10 locate II and the doctors
do not think there would be difficulty In
locating II.
Two OF the DnNklCldUS ditl iWN Aidlilf
nurses are with the president constantly.
All others were excluded from the sick
chamber this morning as II was found
that the distinguished patient could not
be restrained from speaking TO those who
entered the room. Quiet and absolute
freedom fro excitement ar considered K
tremely essential. Even Mrs Mckinley
has not seen him today. She was In the
sick room last night after the president
l. "a rffaafc az tho
ton She displayed wonderful pluck and
nerve and Is bearing up bravely. II is
probable that she will sec the president
later in the day.
GEN. GILLEsPTE's DISPATCH
Washington, Sept 6-Gen Gillespie.
acting secretary OF war, this morning re-
ceived the following telegram from Maj.
Thomas w. Symons engineer corps:
Buffalo, Sept. T-l0 a. m.-Have just
come from Milburn house. President
resting comfortably. No unfavOrable
symptoms have developed. Suffers no
pain except when he breathes deply. Pulse
120. Looks well and feels as well as could
be possible under the circumstances. Doc
tors speak encouragingiy.
(Signed) SYMONS.
Mai symons was Instructed by tele-
graph last night TO remain as near the
president as possible, and keep In close
touch with his condition, with a view
of informing the authorities In Wash
ington promptly OF every material de-
velopment In the case.
HURRYING THE PRESIDENT.
Rochester. n. Y. Sept. 7.-Vice Presi-
dent Roosevelt passed through Rochester
at II 80 this morning on his way TO the
bedside OF President Mckinley. The vice
president occupied a. private coach, the
Grand Isle. which. with the engine. form
ed the train. A stop here was made only
long enough 20 oil the engine.
The curtains of the coach were tightly
drawn and there was no sig nof life
therein except that at either end OF the
coach stood a coloredl porter who refused
admission 10 ALL
KNOWS THE ASSAILANT.
Detective Frank Koehler, escorted 10
police headquarters this morning a man
named Walter Nowak, who says he
knows the would-be assassin OF President
Mckinley. He is a cigar dealer and also
"a Polish newspaper man of Chicago. He
says he knows Czolgosz well and corrob-
crates the statement that Czolgosz was
inspired to his cowardly act by Emma
Goldman