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cavity. Further examination disclosed
that the hole made by the entrance OF the
bullet was small and clean cut, while that
on the o,her side Of the stomach was large
and ragged
Afve-inch inci-ion was made and through
that aperture the physicisn- we're enab'-d
20 turn the organ about so as to suture
the larger bullet hole. After that had
been seved. the abdominal cavity was
washed with . salt solution
Ihs oti.er and siiGhtsr wound was directly
IN the middle Of the breast above the breast
bone. The ball evidently had struck the
fe~h at the breast bone and glanced.
prss1pKSr wirHsTASps OPERATION WILL
During the operation the Presidents pulse
remained at about 100. being a, that figure
when the operation was concluded. The
sn~sthe,ic used in the operation was ether
The Presidents respiration was normal
throughout and At no time was his breathing
labored or dificult The operation was
complete success from the viewpoint Of
the physicians present The danger now
is from complications. that most feared
being peritoni,is.
President Mckinley showed no indics-
ton of having suffered from the shock
of th. attempted assassination or the oper-
alton. IL that condition continues Il is
probable that he will recover
Tar PRESIDENT surrERs
On the way from the hospital To the
Miltarn house Il was found necessary
TO give the President two hypodermic
injections, one Of brandy and one Of -trych-
nine. He was suffering great pain, much
OF Il, however. from the wound in the cbost
which IL Of only a superficial nature.
The stretcher on which the President
Law vas lifted from the ambulance with
the greatest care but II was evident that
he suffered intense agony every time he
xss moved. He groaned loudly and al
most continuously and his drawn features
rave evidence Of his suffering Tie was
living on hi. right side with hi- right hand
under his bead. With hi. left hand he
reached up and brushed back from his
for.bead n towel that had been bound
around his head. DR.. Park replaced the
bsndase and the litter Was carried into
the house
The President was carried to room on
tho north side Of the hou-e. one Of a suite
extending across the west end Of the two
story dwelling.
large crowd had gathered about the
house They were dispersed by the local
pol,c. and a guard was stationed AZ the
corner Of Ferry street To the south and
Cleveland avenue 10 tho north To keep all
vehicles from passing the house. Persons
on foot were allowed Ia pass on the side
walks. .bu, a strong guard was placed around
the house and nj the walk that Lends through
,h. spscious lawn Ia IN. frcn, veranda
No on. was allowed on che lawn or the
| walk unIc~s his business was 81 q ns,ure
10 make IL imperative that he should he ad-
mittsd Those who had secn the President
broushi IN yer. impr~~s~d with the idea
| that his condition was very serious.
cpovps cuAaos ON roticK HEADQUARTERS
Apasroi wagon stood all night In front Of
Polio. Headauarter- nI,>d With bloecoa,s
and answered several riot calls Tho moe,
.-r,ou. rso, occurred at 10 O'Clock, when q
sr~~, crowd surs~~d dawn West s~n-o. -,r-c,
toward h~sdqu.rep ho-iins and shouting
and rssdy Cor q iypchihs Asquad of pol'o-
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