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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-11-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Land, Act Jun. 2, 1873.

United States LEnd otfice. Durango,
GotDrRd0. Sept JIG. 1901.
Nnrice is hereby given tt,Bt in com
piiHnce with the provisions Of The RCt
nj congress- oi June 3, 1873, entitled
An act tOr the sale Of tiubsr lands
in the srBtes of California, Oregon
Nevada. Hnd Washington territory,
nf extended I'd al In public land
stiitss by net of August Z, sse
.IamesW Fowler, OF Bayfield,. county
pi Ln I'lutB, srHte Of Colorado. has
this dBy filed in This office his sworn
sturemant No ss4 for the purchase
of the n. W Il N. Il, X L !. n W
4, ". L, Il 5. W. Il, Of section No,
s1 in township M, @5 N. range No,
& W n. M. 2 M and viii offer proof
10 SHOW TINT the land sought
Is more valuable for its tim.
ber NJ stone EaEn for REri-
cultural purpnsas, End to establish his
ciHim 70 sRid land before the ricis-
ter End receiver Dt this Office 8. Dn-
runen. 0oinrndn, Oh Wednesday. the
27th day nf November, 1901.
F4s Names Us witnesses.
3nhn Phillips. Of Bayfield, Colo. os-
CRY Morrison nj Bayfield,. Colo. John
Il. Williams. Of BAYFIELD,, Colo. Henry
Nipn. nf DHyfeid. oDio.
ANY Hnd all PERSONS cinimips xd
vsraa,v the nhppe described lands arc
requested II file their cllims in this
office On ur hsfore said g7th day Of
November 1901.
p c. PERKINS. Register.
FIRST pub Sept. Is.
l.Rsl prIh Nov ~
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-11-21

The remarks oi rx Senator r. a.
wo3cait in ~ iatpHSfc@ fn Dczccr g
Snu 5&y Republican A. repshlished IN
vt'sierskss = sna ieaas's Herald shoaia
bc Satisfr4nR 20 RcpablfcAus % al
shhAeS ane aiscre0ccs I-iee 81 GOO
Safztms NJ woacogi steps aside and
SAYS TO ihe Republicans ~ C0aaraao
70 rea thines 10 Snsl therasellg gos s1sA.
oas 8c,ssso4 81 say ehAraeaeg and
iiiS, he saN ~ toand IN the RANKS
saTspaHs4He their sfti6ms
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-11-21

publican victory Il will he vhcn these
voters believe that no man and no eo'
81 uscn anminascs cut party and
when Ne ercScas tictct mate up of
esod men in whose nomination every
Republican has had. er has had the oIs
rsFzuntts .. having uaN and me- ard
e>ausi esaoe.
onp shtas further; onr sersc-
sensastsn Al Washington sscienes a.
hopeless S,n,sgsp We need. A.
never lsotogc rrncssas Aad Intelligent
seessisisou fof western interests. NJ,
stsne IN the rsrtasmins ~ eny mil.
lions N scivs u sffA lands sut In
cswHslnss diF~s iiens
We osxhs 10 AtrvnKfhv The hands
~ sas SenAsoFs AHA representatives
N every nay rasssslc assisting them
IN tsesr presentation ~ NM infoses .
sna generously asalaedine ihcia
a hcA shcy ec,Nsmelish Sogpcshsas fn5
VS. T-Acs All snss ,n holr aar ssa,c
IA she nAtson1l ,sanciis and ee os =
thon ever encouragement IN fhas A..
| recstca >ssAgae rsDsV seffaaslr
hssnsoqs S%acsa eHoft in w&shinetoy
fhsn constant ans netiii'sne aAsasc at
home ! tRop ter I have hsd noFr
fxreaseaco ~ Il shaa rcss nsea 10
rnhige l.so
Tho acss rrr wears rnoan - snch
- t'ss-sfzts ne fVpaiiie hhs sc
o,sufe ssz,o ~ M s7s.&f v05Ad asiseps
sssstnrS g. SHARE IA gho sojnsssn ~
W. ysss sFStscTas "a civilization al
oso4 TIC egoAc Ne have reArhea
,ascA . rasae ~ prosperity ss ttc
rsoss sscasceIi ~ us ucvct drosured al
p sesls $50 AHd 50 arc sNis o.
The gaFsshf4h cf am ,osss hljistss
Colorado ~sla atg 1imntoss reSssasv,es
osA oamsFshetc Bore 10 the et@eFAi
sam ~ arosprlsls thsn am e0uaThaa.
sct9tA q ,he EH5oa and ! sd94ev, y
shAn pFsf1 attain tl,e facEsq1e % oa.
glusg@ess aui0 ~ Ig1cv oaf sevo
t3nA ta mo ReGalsirtn rsTgs unacs
stese gf4ncipiot ana poafy ouf e@Ba
us hsi rsaac SKA rikzi ssaaacs
10 ran cAsv - say SsnE3ana shon3
Bksfona2 usgosasaas sfEssFa
''gafe igSesc aehtt ~ i'resiaes.f NJ
kintes Sonssss Waleesl rcrlfcd 'ss
soe s'ec,us ABt MY ieeiass ot negssi
~ fIffN HAtN A|N'hAa AlfN vs. HfaFt ~
his gHie 10 assu sp0a IT, isc ~ss
tho epe s8An ~ la,e ceuuifs AGAIN
~asorn p0 bgos,a eoaid hh1l,sr rn.Rcs
ah5 his nrahags and rcssfuAs ~ re-
pass EnS pomaJs ~ o'hhrAsFos S4b
ssgut a. az example to r0eHe s1ael
taRh FaAnhesS for al ilmo ~a-
thrnhd 81 the fsHr 81 tliC assassin
usa Hi,s narV7JAsshHd4ng lse sea-
onsise suh apprehension shlth aIu
cHmntsvlAl snpvmiAsy has arHEscA
3as fesolltpr 20 ~ Arnc'roEn ~ sf
mess hos al DaFans shared car ei5sf
ana ssHspsihlHod 81 sng lo,ss Oor
sFV,ss s7in scoh meog oH nFs f7'os
1fas 10 81 ttf aafn. ana this hrralv
tie sspso to 1Alt bhsan nHti5ha tjnet
Mons h - . ui,Gsta lf0~eNer
ihlIk. ~ imtidtnhle fhss the isr'caent
saHisaal1'ssinr ts ~ 'oEgTF oui the
pnHcs n f'rohAem McSnsfy =
rsii'af sAs a. ptg ti s'ptla he 4hs
fresiaflI Roosst'h sihsiws ~ Ansf
The pATTs ~ thc esuogt ricVt Enh
pcli5aes bolh hs em lsss ciaeg exc
c,.is'u snd wlp nsraElg snnSv
il,~m ninnr hit eva gprs suh ilrSn
hh hNh fUHis5eo
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-11-21
NOTICE Fos PUBLICATION.
Ttr,esr lans, Ass Ssne 3. 7s7a


rnfea Slntas Land Office. Durango
Colorado November 6, 3st1-
Nesice Is hereby given TIM; in com.
pliaDcc w1fh The provisions s,t the nc,
ol congress oi gnBe Z, 1875, entitled
An sc1 for The sale oi timber lands
81 the SCsfas ri California. Oregon
NeVaaA and Washington TERRITORY,
III cggBndcd no M The pnblic lAna
sirAiss hy moi Of August 1872
rred l.. aEhB ID Durango. cnEn1y -
La PLATA. s5Hle ID Colorado. has this
6sy flied IN tiis officc his sworn sr11e
meIl No ssG for The purchase oi
the : !. al y " ~, the N l. u 81
y " = and y 4 4 nf s, ", y al
seclism No & IN 1ovnshtp No 81 y
range No %. " M r NJ. And VIII
hrsT rnol 10 show TIM Lhe land
souctn is mare valuable f1r its tim
hsi ar stnns than fof agricultural
pmpaaes ana 10 establish ms ciniu
u $500 hand leytire uhe Regislar and
Sert,tVsr al tlas office, 81 Durango
Gala, I'm SEuurdny tbs slh DAY al
aHnuart- sh2
i.ie Bigmes ns w'itnessass
Elmer r. Wilson npn William
Hoa 81 Rne,s waaa. In Plnrn counry
Cnla.. anhn "A Gr'i,,bie. ri Durango
Ia F'ihFn cpnfyy unin.. ignd ioaeph W
N'nln,,e al agi-mosh La F'lnra roifn
IT,, Coin
AIE und MI persons claiming Hd
vnrss,ly ths nhnpe iinsnI'ibad 1Entis are
rrUuassfet 10 the thetr claims In this
Hfhre 1n ~ ht,iora said 1srh dnr ri
.li1nui--y Ia02.
r C.. PERKINS. fsscissar
rirs pub NOT ID
Lass piih Ian IL
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-11-21

methods 10 handle them on basis
VI profitable prvptno,icu.
To that noted nininE engineer.
Robert Haliis u the main credit d.
To the Induction Of capital TO these
mines and A. be and his able part
aer. Mt Albert Harrison, have hai
very thorough practice IN the has J.
lsus af large mining enterprises, the
success ut this new venture can not
he Questioned as far as human agency
IL concerned Mr Hollis in psriic.
slar. has tabared during the ccurs"
~ wear and = half TO bring the =
groups Vt mines 80 the attention ,hry
deserved from capi~l Has position
as hcaa aud consulting cnrineeT with
the great silver Lake mine q
srIi known 10 the mining ~'orld
Asain Is San lHsa coants more ccs,
iAiniy moving the fact that she ~lii
vc. ~ the sresiess mining region in
the state when sach enterprises ~
this are hpine continually pvt into ac
give operation.
kunshos large deal - hrins neEogi'
AfS.d As parties ~Ao have aaSels ar
rived fgsn Donvcr and Ce}osa so
SBganss. The mines Aisont to change
hands tn The new deal are ;he weu
known erosr situated on SalerA Haoun
t&la
The management ~ the Silvcl
lestee sgu neW IN Denver. and oar Ia
fnfyaaslca u 10 the effect that A.
rAaeemcnss wiH be completed as rap
lka. -. ,..xsFs..r =. tsNsts4la 49, g-lvs.i Il. 4.
~ structural ncloaeiars necessary iDr
The iyssHaediasc Across Aaa working 81
the uiar
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-11-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Land, Act of June 3, 1878.
First pub. Oct. 3.
Last pub. Dec 5.

United States Land Office. Durango
Colorado. September 80, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that in com.
pliance with the provisions of the act
of congress OF June 3. 1870. entitled
An act for the sale OF timber lands in
the states of California. Oregon, Ne.
rada. and Washington Territory, as
extended to all the public land states
by act of August 4, 1892, Edgar ?
Biggs. OF Durango, county of La Plata.
state OF Colorado. has this day filed
in this Office mis- sworn statement No.
4ss, fo1 the purchase of the S W. /.
Of y. E 4. the S. Il OF n w /.
and N ". !. of S. W. \, of sec-ls. in
township No. 81 N, range No. 5 W.
N M P NJ. and will offer proof to
show that the land sought is more val
uable for its timber or stone than TO-
agricultural purposes. and to ssiab-
lish his claim TO said land before the
Register and Receiver of this Office al
Durango, Colorado. on Saturday the
7th day OF December. 1901.
He names as witnesses
Clement c Eddy. Jethro c Sanford
Samuel z Herr and Alpha ?. Far
ley. al of Durango. La Plata county
Colorado Any and all persons
claiming adversely the above describ-
ed lands are requested to file their
claims in this Office on or before said
7th day of December. 1901
r C PERKINS. Register
First pub Oct 3.
re1
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-11-21

A Professor Wynn Is coins 10 rev
olutsoaisc the treatment OF gold ores
Whereby the yellow metal piu become
as cefamon as dirt AT least this is
the sappositSon. Some declare the
invention. oT process myta- al
thouess willard Teller Is said TO be
barking the professor. The Denver
Post offers 10 give $500 to charity If
the professor viii demonstrate his dis
covery satisfactorily to ccgnrni''ee
of three experts
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-11-21
NOTICE SOS PUBLICATION.
Timber land. .s auns s, 1875.

Initsd ssutas Land offire. Durango
C'Dlb, Seiramhe; 80 1901,
Nnuics ~ hartlly given ShEi IN com
pliHncs win the PROVISIONS oi rhs ar
nI Congress- of June z 1875. nnsfIiet
An ara fu the sSis NJ simbar lnnhs
il rhE HERlhs al C!ilifDI'niR Orornn, Ne
pnHI and Washington T'nIr'itory," nf
uxtnnnnu ~ all uhr pubiir iGnd ssnies
hs ncr ol Augnsi 4. 1SYa s!fwin Fl
Oliver. nl BiSviinlE County of Ii PinrI
s;tnle All Colorado. hGs rhif hity hieo
in lfis niiire his sworn sSntsmnnt. No
SKI. tbr rhr purchase of the n \ oi
y g. u al secsiun Nh. 3. IN township
Nh - n. risuet No { W " NJ 2 Nj.
and viii uffaf prpni m shnv MIN the
haud snueiu ~ murf valuable fur irs
timhm ~ sfnne rhRn rDr Ec-riruiru-ul
PURPOSES nnd 10 nstnbish his niain
"a sitiH land hefore ths RegiErar IND
iaecn'vuf nj tiiis office ~ Durango. f'Di
Drndu IN u'hursnny lhs b1h day Di
ls'cann,et. Iom.
EiF names us vitneRses tsenrci
Rune William " TEy Wnfiar 6. I'nf
hur und 1nhr Dunk MI nj Hny'feir. la
pmtn cpuifrv. C'niB.
Arv nnf AL rsrsnns claiming an-
rnrsr,y the uhpve.tirsu''lhed liunis n-n
rnuuestad m fiir their ninims IN this NJ
firr m M harnre said nth dry ~ T't'
rcuhar Hani
" T.. r,ERs1rSs ReEister
F'lrsi pub Sert re
l.ast nth Nrv n
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-11-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Land. Act June ), 1873.

( United States Land Once. Durango,
Colorado, Sept. so. 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that in com
pliance with the provisions Of the act
OF congress OF June 5, 1878, entitled
An act for the sale OF timber lands in
the states OF California, Oregon Ne
Vada, and Washington Territory" as
extended TO all the public land states
by act of August 4, 1892, Alpha F. Far
ley, Of Durango, county OF La Plata.
state of Colorado, has this day filed
in this office HE sworn statement No
ass, for the purchase OF the n. Il OF
$, w. Y and s. W. y Of s. W. y.
Of section No. 2, In township
No, 81 N, range No, s w,
\. ". y, N. tni will OF pro VI 10 show
that the land sought ,s more valuable
For Its timber or stone than for asricul-
iural purposes, and 10 establish his
claim TO said land eeforsu
the register and receiver OF
this Once st Durango. Colorado on
SATURDAY, the s,h dsy 81 December.
96i
He names as witnesses:
s"tAI u is'Fkh Jethro q. Sa.sSH'
Ssmael IL Herr and John ]. S.Egs'
al al Durango la Plata county. Colo
ANY ana all persons calming ad-
vorselg the above described lands are
requested to Ale their eisinns IN th.s
once sin or before said nh 3sy Of De
rnmber. 1901 4.
r. c PERKINS, Hee4ster-
First pub, Oct, s.
l.nS pun pee. &
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-11-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber LAND Act .une 5, s8-s
Register

United States LAND ofbct, Durango
ossiori.3o. November J.. 1871.
Notice Is bersssiy given thki IN com
ysfIEpce with the provisions Of the bri
III congress q. June 3, 1s7s. entitled
An scf fnr the slle of tim ber kinds
IN the states nf California Oregon
NerbfA, Aod Washington rerrIrory'
AS extended Il Ri the public lHpd
States hr sSi Of Angus, & 1892
Thomas r SnTIirHn. Of 9ly-held. fnuIi-
u Of la f9htA ssEik of OsiorhtiB, hRs
ihis iisy fled in this ONCE his sworn
sstAternani No ssh. fnr the purchase Of
the $ !. s " Il n W u s. W
y End s W 4 s L Il os section
No 30. IN township No 3b NJ, range
No ". N NJ 2. NJ. and will OFFER
pr-aat To SHOW nhal the hand snughi
is mo-. valuable for irs timber
or stone EhAn for Rcr'icul
ur,l uryoses End ~ establish his
claim 10 siid land bsfnre The reEiEtsr
Epd recssiver oi tins pff,ae ri Duran
60 Colorado m SATURDAY.. the 11th
hIy OF January, 1872.
t3f names rs witnesses
7 C.. Grhben Of SRy-beid Colo,
3ohn Evere1fs u; SRybtad. OpiD.. Vii
linn Fowler. nj f;Kyfsld, Ooio., Vii
iiEm n8y. nj HRy-heiG Coln
-. EFT ACIN- ---....---.-...... A0IN.
ANY End RI persons claiming af
ve-se,y the hbype described lEnnf Ers
rsuuested 70 Tie Thtir clEims n this
off,cs IN ~ hafnrs shid llrh dHy pf
1nnnh.rv. 1aG2
p c PERKINS. Eecisfer
First. pub. N.v. Z
y,t,N rpy u
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-11-21
q. Q, wclcorr sAcN
IN rae RANKS

,,oassMms,soa NJ interview w.
ScaAsss. Welcs,st ta ncnset NcEahhc
an s4 S.,ndas n,cFassel
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-11-21

First piih ort II
1.ns: puh 1sL. /.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-11-21

t'irssi puo. Sept. IL
l-.ks; pub. NOV IA
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-11-21

F'irsi puh Seiu re
l.nst nth Nrv n
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-09-07
NOTABLE ASSA SSINATTON.S IN AMERI-
CAN HISTORY.

president United States Ford thea
Washington By Wilkes evening April H.
1865; died April 10, 1868
president of the United States. shot by
Charles Jules Guiteau Washington, July 1885, died from his
wounds Sept. 10, 1881
H. of Chicago shot in his home in
Chicago Prendergast died that night
the governorship of
Kentucky person Tuesday JAN 80 1900 while
Frankfort Died of wounds
WILLIAM MCKINLEY president of the United States shot at
exposition by Cz2gosz alias Frederick Neman
anarchist, Sept. 6. 1901.
Modern Assassinatons of Prominence in World Abroad
President of France stabbed moay
anarchist Sunday June "a 1894
of 1896, he entering
palace who shot him down disguised
believed have been the tool OF band Oh con-
spators suffered the most horrible death that
Persian ingenuity could invent
prime minister OF Spain shot
Augolo alias Goi Italian anarchist at
Agueda, Spain, while going the baths Aug g. 1897
president of Uruguay Aug 20 lo9| at
by ArredOndo officer Uraguyan army
president of Guatemala Guatemala
City. Feb 8. 1898, by Oscar Solinger.
Au.tralis. stabbed in the heart by
Geneva Switzerland while
going hotel boat Sept 10. 1898
king Italy death July 30 1900 at Monza
Italy by Angelo Bretci
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-09-07

Buffalo, Sept 7, 335 P. M.-The most hopeful word
yet from the burn residence dispatched by
Secretary Corteyou in message Secretary Long Dr.
Rey authorized Secretary Corelyou offer much
agement.
Buffalo, Sept THE presidents physicians at o'clock
Issued the following bulletin: The president continues
quietly with change for the pulse
Io2, respiration 24.
At p the president doing peacefully. He had
completely from the effects of the ether
administered during the operation. He has taken some
liquid nourishment during the day.
Mrs. Mckinley is in her lying down and showing
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-09-07

sightseers ringing in his ears, the blow
of the ASSASSIN fell, and in an instant
pleasure gave way to pain. admiration
to agony, folly turned to fury, and
pandemonium followed.
Brute Who Shot Won't Talk.
Last night surging. swaying, eager
multitude thronged the city's main
thorOughfares, choking the streets in
front Of the principal newspapers,
scanning the bulletins with anxious
eyes and grOaning or cheering In turn
each succeeding announcement, accord.
ing to the nature of the message. Down
at police headquarters, surrounded by
stern-faced inquiSitors of the law, was
a medium-sixed man Of commonplace
appearance, with his fixed gaze di-
rected on the floor, who pressed his
lips firmly together and listened with
an air of assumed Indifference to the
persistent stream of questions, argu.
ments, obiurgations and admonitions
with which his captors sought to in.
duce or compel him to talk.
1t wdp inst after the daily organ re-
cital in the splendid temple Of music
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-09-07
Continued on Page Two.
BRIEF BIOGRAPHY OF PRESIDENT
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.

Born Niles, Trumbul county Ohio, Jan. 20, 1843.
Allegheny college. Meadvile. Pa 1860.
private Company E. PSI Ohio volunteer infantry
June IL, 1861
Participated Sept and
1862 promoted commissary lieutenant
Promoted captain battle of Kernstown, July "a, 1864
Commissioned by brevet March IA, 1865.
Studied school Albany, N admitted bar at
Warren Ohio March,
prosecuting attorney, county. Ohio 1869.
o congress, 1876.
R,-elec o congress seventh time Nov 1888.
Insgurated governor o Ohio, H. 1892.
Elected United Nov,
for president
Re-elec
Shot Sept. 6, 1901.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-09-07

At o a. m. the following bulletin
was announced: president passed
a comfortable night. No serious symE-
tom developed. Pulse, 14S; tempera-
ture, 102; respiration, "a "
p NJ. RIxEY, NJ. d. mann.
RoREwELL PARK, HERMAN MYNTER,
EUGENE wAsDIE, GEORGE CoBTELYoU."
Buffalo. Sept. THE presidents
physicians issued the following at 6
O'Clock: The president passed
good night; temperature, 1O2; pulse,
10; respiration "a"
President's Advisers Arrive
Buffalo. Sept. 7.-Postnaster Gen
eral Smith and Comptroller Dawes
arrived here early this morning and
went Immediately in the Milbourne
house. The former said he advised
with Vice President Roosevelt on his
way to Buffalo.
Postmaster General Smith, who left
the residence at noon, appeared very
much encouraged at the outlook for
the presidents recovery. He said the
great danger was blood poisoning or
peritonitis The bullet, the physi-
clans declared, was now a minor fac
tor.
Secretary Wilson called at the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-09-07
THE FAMILY OF THE assassin.


Father Very Poor and Has Soldier
Brother In the Philippines
Cleveland, Sept. Late informa-
tion concerning the identity of Csol-
gosz develops that be is a son of Paul
Czolgosz who it is said now lives at
800 Fleet street, this city. Other
mem bers of the family are John, who
lives at home with his father and step
mother; Mike, soldier now
serving in the Philippines;
Vladiolm, who is on his fathers farm,
located on Chagrin Falls, a suburban
line. and Jacob. of Marcellaine ave-
nue.. The family is Polish and evi
IDENTIFY very poor, the father having
left home Saturday morning looking
for employment. The stepmother
cannot speak English, but gave
out the following interview
through the medium of an
She said: Leon left
home about 60 days ago.
We heard from him u few weeks ago.
He was in Indiana and wrote us that
he was going away. 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 that it was some place in In
diana. She had not heard from him
al
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-09-07
HOPE THEY ARE NOT TRUE.
Words Attributed to An Eek Senator Anent
the Attack on Mckinley.

Words Attributed to An Eek Senator Anent
the Attack on Mckinley.
Baltimore, Sept. IA morning
paper here publishes an interview
with United States Senator George l..
Wellington. given in Cumber-
land upon the reception of
the news of the attempt upon the
life of Mckinley, in which wellington
is quoted as saying: mckinley
aud l are enemies; have nothing
good to say about him under any cir
cumstances and do not care to say
any thing bad. I'm Indifferent to the
whole matter" The attention of the
senator was directed today to the in
terview. with the request for denial
or affirmation of the words attributed
to him. He Hstly declined to give
either.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-09-07
THE PENALTY PRESCRIBED.

Fate of the wOuId-Be Murderer Depends
Upon the Outcome
New York, Sept. -McKinley's re-
covery would mean that his would-be
assassin could be confined in prison
for 10. years, the maximum penalty
under the penal code of New York
state. The death of the president
would result in the trial of the assail-
ant for homicide. His conviction
would mean death in the electric
chair.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-09-07
ASSASSIN FIRES TWO BULLETS.
only oae of which Makes Dangerous
Wound.

Buffalo. Sept. T.-Just n brief forty
eight hours ago the newspapers of the
city blazOned forth in all the pomp OF
headline type, The Proudest Day in
BuffaIo's History" Last night, in
sackcloth aVl ashes, in somber type.
surrounded by grewsome borders of
black. the same newspapers were tell
ing to a Mortified populace the depior-
able details of '.The Blacklist Day in
the History of Buffalo President
Mckinley, the nations chief executive
and the city's honored guest, lies pros.
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home of Mr.. Milburn TO see the presi
dent at $50 and was at once taken to
the room where the president lies.
Attorney General Knox and Senator
Hanna arrived at the house a few
minutes later.
The Noon Bulletin
Buffalo, Sept. THE physicians
at noon issued the following bulletin:
There is no decided change in the
presidents condition since the last
bulletin, pulse, 1856; temperature.
I02; respiration, Is - Two physi-
clans who are trained nurses are with
the president constantly. All others
are excluded from the sick room
This morning it was found that the
patient could not be restrained from
speaking to those who entered the
loom. Quiet and absolute freedom
from the least excitement is coDsid-
cred extremely essential. Even Mrs.
Mckinley has not seen him this morn
ing, but probably will do SO later.
Buffalo, Sept. 7.-Czolgosy wss
taken down to the Office of the super
iDtendent of police for examination
in private.
The revolver with which the presi-
dent was shot was turned over to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-09-07
ROOSEVELT AT BUFFALO.
Vice President Closely Guarded on the
way-CabInet Meeting.

Way-UabInet MeetInB'
Buffalo, Sept. 7.-Roosevelt arrived
here at 1910 and went at once to the
Milburn house. None of the MEM
bers of the cabinet who are here are
permitted to see the president. As
soon as all arrive a cabinet meeting
will be held.
Syracuse, Sept. 7.-Vice President
Roosevelt left here at 1880 enroute
to Buffalo. His car was guarded by
city detectives and locked. Cards of
intimate friends were refused.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-09-07

Springfield, Sept 7-Actng Governor w. A. Northcott
issued proclamation this afternoon appointing Sunday
Sept the day for prayer for the of President
Mckinley and requesting all people gather during the
day the usual places of worship and join in prayer and
services for the recovery of the beloved president
Day For Prayer in Maryland.
Baltimore. Sept Gov. Smith this afternoon issued
proclamation naming Tuesday the day for general
prayers for the recovery of the president.