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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-10
THOU SHALT NOT KILL"
Mr. Bryan Condemns the cowardIy Attack in
Strongest Terms.

Buffalo. y. H. Sept s.-Wm. }. B.yan.
today. tc!csraY hed the Times as follows.
Free g0yerI1mentS may he oVcrthrowf'.
but they can't bot be reformed by those
who violate Athe commandment Thou
shalt not Kill. ! Under government like
ours every Wrong can he remedied by
laws and the laws are in the hands e the
people themSc. ves.
Anarchy cakl neither be excused nor
tolerated here.I The man who proposes To
right puhlicl wrong by taking the life
OF a human being makes him out an
outlaw ana cafinot consistently appeal to
the protectioq Of thei government which
he repudiates4 He invites a return to a
state of bartRarism I'm which each one
must at hist own fisk defend his owl
The punishment administered To the
would-he asStaSSin ana to his co-conspira-
tors. if he has any. should be such as to
warn all inclined to anarchy that while
this is an asylum for THOSE who love lib
who raise their hands against all forms
of government
tSigncD XIV ]. Bryan"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-10
SUtLEA AND DEFIANT.
Csolqosz Refuses TO siatc Further Admissions
Regarding His Act.

ErTalr. \. WI SDu. q rznigrSz mas
rua,i, pn Hadiiioual admissions u til. p"-
li-c officials ani nothing that they haN'
i,arn,d from hifl hlS aided toward "A So
iaiioa w tht crir'j-al sin" 80 the ease. ~
still insists ih%t he alone conceived.
PLANNED ana Carried "ut tine Grim" and hc
alone mI~t answer FOR I'll
lie admits that hc attended meetings ~
which Emrl Goldman spoke ami v.hrr,
wv ANA his How anarchists disc rs q
thor prof-aGanda of murder. hut stead
tlsfIt T. mics that ans IF Them had lart
in his pan.
liz IL to IT, submitted ID another exam
nation, tudar. hN Supt. Of Police Bull and
District Attorney rennt..
The stories that thr prisoner Is wear
ing out physically and mentally Under
Tho strain NJ hi~ crime Imprisonment ami
the ordeal w questioning are denied h2'
the police. wEo Say that there is no APP
procilhl, change in his general condition
Alfonso Stutz, th- German Sulditr. is
still held ia custody. but there is not
muCh prospect nf connecting him with
CznlEusz. Stut7 il tn hc prosecuted FOR
carry ing concealed weapons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-10
'. rrp1SG CANDLES IN HOUSES

Whenever there IS a Ioou' ga,
Quake storm or other disaster ~
citv the horror Of the situation Is au
dad tn by lack OF light. Elmer 'ne
electric light wires and poles VI. :.
blown down. connections or machine.
stoned. power house flooded or III so'i IL
other way the gas or electric is"'
cut off. ,,,rx,ine
rcr some purposes. such as caii yne
from one room to another, ana her ,l. !,
in bedroom to make a qnich - ore
case Of sudden emergency. Ga hule' az
safe clean convenient and cheap. -, nn
one who once adopts the sonu . III. in
custom of keeping a cahuies sann Il.
each bedroom viii never ap a,sy to
Have low. plain candlesucs' 81 Nth
49,. - c,aan not easily broken anu W.. -
: ssucer-shaped base broad enous" "a
c.tch iii tie drip and imposs'n.. nsri.
inset and. even if you new, ..,orn,.
NO. s.. Louis or Galveston -. frs.
charleston earthquake or eis rs a
von win still be glad a dozen '' q vo,
year that you have them az tro,n one
,o,ar allow a lamp carried - ant to
room TO another you VIII W
collect your insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-10
VICE PRESIDENT ElAIED.
He Is Perfectly Confident that President
Mckinley Will Recover.

Milburn House. buffalo, Sept. a.-Nivc
President Roosevelt; cid not leave the Vii
cox mansion. whc;C he Is staying. untii
after the noon hoijr. ANA then he walked
the mile to the Presidential quarters in
company with Il correspondent of The
Associated Press Hast after he had left
the mansion he Was accostrd by a CO..
Ored man. who w.1s rHking Il lawn.
Governor, maN | shake hands with
you?" he said. "1nu certainly may" an
swered the Vice President. turning quick =
II and gfaspng Ms hand. and then rs
two laborers with thinner rails ana too.s
stepped UP. hc| shIok hanas with them.
one AI N }9u be Ttcp9 be- sna aSsd
out, Il hope no official OF the country
lection, and the foul decd done on th,.
President p Friday VIII only make YOU
the more Vigorous in your protection OF
the lives 81 those whom you select to
office. SucVmen as you can work with
the ballot 4ele salvation of the country
without red mt to VIOLENCE"
AS he wal, ed on the Vice President dis
cussed the ~ ase Of the President and his;
condition. FRI said in part:
Il be .eykb1 lat the bulletins being issued
are none s2nSuine. In fact fnow
they are | am perfectly positive that
the Eresid ut will recover and. more than
that. 10 believe the Illness will be Il brief
one and &he recovery rapid. I had two
men and y relative shot in the same man
ner in the Cuban campaign. They lay in
the marshes for some time without at
tention, yet both recovered.
II may say that / have even deeper in
formation than the bulletins. and / again
say wit&l great confidence that the Pres
incnt Will recover
The Vice President arrived at the Mil
burn hoNse at 1929 and was at once adj
mi:ted. NE remained about 10 minutes
and when( he came out related what he
,laJ sail Above.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-10
EVIDENCE AGAINST CZOLGOS7.

Chicago, Sept. S.-If any further
proof We're needed that Leon lCZolgoSZ
was the guest of Chicago Anarchists
shortly before he went to Buffalo on his
murderoGs mission. it was SUPPLIED by
three of the prisoners at the\ Central
police station. They identified a pho
tograph of the murderous RED" as a
picture of a man whom They'll saw at
the home of Abraham Issak. jill Car
roll avenue. not longer agb than
July II.
Tie IL men and women Who are
avOwed Anarchists, We're formally
charged, tonight, with conspiracy to
commit murder. They will te taken
before Justice Prindevillc, tomorrow,
for a hearing. 1t is settled practically
that the prosecution will ssk Nor con-
tinuance of 10 days. that the Police may
have more time for an investigation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-10
EOWAPD AND WILLIAM
Send Personal Messages Of Warmesi lone. "a
the President.

buffalo, Sept. S.-The following are
TIE messages from King Edward and
Emperor William: sai,s5
Klel, Sept. TO President. Unftea
States. Buffalo. America. Am Mortified
beyond words At that dastardiy al
tempt on your life. My best and
warmest good wishes and most earnest
hopes for your recovery.
(SignedD EDWARDS
KoenipsberG. Sept e.-To President
United States of America, Buffalo
Deeply distressed by the news of the
dastardly attempt on your life. ex-
press To you how | and the whole Of
the German people feel for you and Of
the anguish through which your coun4
try has 20 pass My the Lord Grant
you a sure and speedy recoy ery.
tSicned) WILLIAM /. 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-10
lTAllAN ANARCHISTS
Al Gul'ey Hollow. Pa. Celebrate CzoIgosz's
Brutal Attempt.

McKcrSports IA. Sept. H.-TWo hun
!rpi Italian Anarchists celebrated
FicsiGer; Mckinley's assassination. to-
day. at Gufey Hollow. a mining ham
1T across the Youghiogheny from
Bucna Vista. This is one Of the larg-
EST Anarchist groups in the country. 1t
was started and led for year by Gar
ciann Ciamcavillc. who now lives at
Spring Valley. III. ana edits the Fire
brand. the Anarchist organ Of Chi
cage.
When Eresci assassinated King
Humbert. Gainesville declared that
Mckinley would be the next victim Of
the Anarchist plots. He also drew up
resolutions praising Bresci. Since NOV
ing away the Italians say he has still
been an active spirit in the Guffey liol-
low group.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-10
TIME TO STOP.
No More Revolutionary Speeches to Be
Allowed il Chicago.

Chicago. Sept. h.-There will be m"
moro revolutionary speeches in pC .c
in Chica~o if the police can prevent
them. The edict has gone forth from
Mayor Harrison and Supt. Of Police
O'NeilI that such utterances must be
stopped and the latter has sent special
orders to the commanding officers of
Thu various districts to detail men 70
attend all meetings that are supposed
II he of Anarchist origin ana 70 arrest
the speakers if violent language snail
he used.
chief ONeill was directed 10 get the
names Of all the outspoken Anarchists
now in the city and 70 ascertain 70
what extent their movement mas pro-
crossed during the past three or Tour
years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-10
AMERICAN IN QUEENS ROBE.
She Wore Nictorias Jewels ard Coro.
nation Eobe-Was An Artists Mode,

| She Wore NictOria's Jewels ard Core.
nation Robe-Was An Artists Model
/ Many Of the newspapers in their ref.
erences to Queen Victoria's death.
says writer in the Evening Post,
| have mentioned ar one Of her Best
known portraits that painted the be.
ginning Of her reign by Thomas SILLY
f0r the st. Georges Society Of Phila-
dclplia 4 letter written by daughter
" Sully In 1878 tells the story Of the
last sitting for this picture, including
perhaps the only case in history where
an American girl personated Il queen
in the Queens own presence and by
mr. consent. IT seems that Sully wished
to have the royal jewels to paint from,
ana tire Queen kindly proposed TO put
them on. but he protested that the
sitting would be too long and tedious,
ANA suggested that he be allowed to
bring his daughter as his model.
The Queen assentcd and the next day
M brought Miss Blanche Sully To the pal
ace. They We're ushercd into a room
where near a window, was a dais COW
cred with crimson. and the Queens
throne-Chair of crimson ana gold mount
ed on ii. one of the ladies' waiting
helped deck the young American girl in
the diamond earrings. the collar Of st.
George and the other jewels. and pose
her on the throne. \ moment later Queen
Victoria appeared.
AS the Queen approached. SAID the
girl in describing the scene to her
friends. II descended from the throne IN
my borrowed plUmes and made a low
oheisauce. Her Majesty returned 1t. ana
immediately entered into conversation
with me. asking various questions such
A. whether this was my first visit to
England. how | liked il. SC; then ASKED
father nv age ana after chatting ana
looking at the picture, withdrew-hot'
however. before my father had request
"a her autograph. ,o5v-
.Afterward the Queen SGT ld W-
an autograph 2n"reSsCd " W..
Sally. and one to Miss Bnrche. viii Will d
little head az hrra,,i 'a"lCled ~ slINsa.
showing her a. sr. locked "hle fllh l, -
Victoria. which she requcs ct the s.r. .a ~
assent Ys II souvenir of the VISIT y lew
itys 7attr Slliy took his daughter 10 T no,.
ar him in the coronation rope; LIE
,-..r. furnished with proper credehua rs
addressed to the queen : ro9ci1ahei, , cor,
Miss Blanche had To play the w .s
again. The great robe she descr,oen III; n
IN Yards long. " velvet. iined WI
ermine. and so heavy that shT was IA hi,
lin clad when her father had hiiisDeu 49,
sketches.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-10
FULL OF HOPE.
Relatives So Confident OF Recovery That They
Return Home.

Eiiburn House. Buffalo, \. Y. Sept.
3.-After the 80 T. N. bulletin had
been issued from tn" .,.Ilburn residence.
tonight, announcing Il continuance OF
the favorable condition of the Presi-
dlnt. there were many indications that
the bulletins We're but meagre indica-
tions eli the real Improvement of the
distinguished patient.
At 3.45 O'Clock Miss Mckinley. a sis
ter Of the President, Dr.. and Mrs. Her
man Eacr, the latter niece Of the
President and the Misses Barber.
nieccs of the President. left the house.
and. taking carriages. announced their
intention OF returning to their homes.
tonight.
Abner Mckinley accompanied them
to the station and TO The Associated
Press said: The nearest rela dives of
the President are son confident of his
recovery that they have not hesitated
in leaving.
Postmaster F'rease Of Canton, 4
warm personal friend Of the President,
who came. today. filed with anxiety
said tonight: Il go back tonight be
cause | have the most positive assur-
ance that the President is going Il
make rapid recovery.
In fact, by 1890 o'clock tonight. the en-
tire temper of everybody about the Mil
burn residence seemed to have under
gone a radical change The police did not
stop wagons from going by the nearest
corner at high speed. The regular army
guard was not so particular about ttoss
who passed up the guarded street. The
newspaper men Of no, Il
maintain the quiet that mas prevailed 70:
the past three days. Even those who
came from the mansion where the wound
ca man lies stopped on the corner r.
laugh and chat. From son,bre forebodinc
''c ieehhS mas suddenly turned to joyful
confidence that the nation ruler was Il,
be spared
NJ loo5 tonight, the lights in the man.
son. except those dimiy shining in tn
SICK room We're eXtinguishcd, and bv 4
"c!ock peaceful quiet rciened about In.
nome distinguished by the nations idol
lZed wounded. ON the dark corner oro1
site the house soldiers. policemen an,
newspaper men kept vigil, however. shel
tered beneath tents provided for then
by the city and military authorities.
ne $50 bulletin. as was promised. wa
TO be tie last Of TIE night and White /
WAS brief, attention was called to tn
TACT that the pulse was exactly the sam
as this morning. IL. and that the tenn
heratirc WAS eight-tcn:hs Ct a dasre
lower Were highly favorable svr1Yt M
senator Hanna was the last official call
or ut the house. lie only stayed 4 rcy
minutes. hut dur ng that time had - cho~
interview with pr McRurupy. When Il
'''ic out hc declined to talk further tha
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-10

connected with tie Fo.i.h n..
TINS country. Tie icroIution1 III n
The woulG-rc aasnFyin T.. = ~,
by b'r;h, but Processes a, M. s"few
no9'ic or IN atheist. Thn pn.i.a' ag-
non can boast Of never haa ing ma a-
cuced 2 man who would stain M ra ~
tdtion by attacking lawful t.rtnl,.+
because imDucI ~ Christian rria ry
pies" pihci-
seen zen P"liah-American goclct,..
y N 'ia aimed. were REPRESENTED II ~
meeting. 81 lhe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-10
CARRIED 3 Ass kNUcKlsS
81, Slu,z Had No Connection With Attempted
Assassination.

ruTalo. y. Y. Sept. <-Altonso
Stutz. supposed to be q German, 81
years az age. has been arrested here.
He is said to have arrived here within
All hour VI Czolgosz and To have a
room adj ming Nowaks on Broad
way.
At police headquarters it was said
that they had not been able to cor meet
Stutz Wijh the Anarchists. The fact
that he arrived so soon after CZo's7sz
ana WAS stopping in the same house
aroused suspicion and he was pllced
under arrest. Brass knuckles were
found on him.
Supt. Of Police Bull clears Stu'z of
any part III the plot against the life
81 President Mckinley
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-10
MONDAY MORNINGS REPORT.
Continued from page ~

from the house they expressed iehewtu
confidence In his recovery.
stated that the official rulie'''' Voc
being prepared and woul" sh"" =
gratifying condition.
sec. Wilson,. who came o"' - ~
Milburn house at $50 A. M. WIN "
Parke. was very cheerful. Ihe lIcs J.
dent will get wen" said he. me "oc-
tors believe il. The symptoms are All
favorable
The doctors BEGAN assembling ABOUT
s O'Clock and it was 9.io before any VI
them came away from inc Mi'pur"
house. Pending their conferences,
there Yves an anxious wait. seVeral
visitors arrived. including MI. hiase II
and Charles T. Sanger. MI. iissei'
was one of the fins, to emerge fr IN the
house after the doctors had completed
tEeir consultation ara III p - III"
eral way he summarized the H't'a tio''
by laying that the conditions "''e
favorable, although he mac II" dc'ai >
A few minutes later Or. KosW@l' fdrhe
and Sec. Wilson came on tnHcthef' -
Parkc answered the many lnpai i'S
with a cheerful and vety po3ltiNe rs
surancc Of confidence.
The situation IS entirely sa'is'aa tory.
said he. and there are no "ymrt'm e
Cause alarm"
He was asked If the earlier bulletin re-
ferring tc Tie Presidents 'A"mc VIVA.
restless night" warranted any a?pschen-
sion
mo; III the least he replied. ''!t ].
entirely natural that patient ~ ne
Presidents condition would have som,
periods of rostirssncss Bun he is recriv-
ing no anaasihetics he j. f1iiy cor
scious at an times wnen ~ Is awake al
his mind is Gear
When asked II the President convcr-c'
with those about him. the doctor said the
patient was able % talk and dld \" ns
far rs the physicians pcrmitte although
they were reluctant 10 permit him 70 SAP
any Of his energy ~ this way-
See Wilson. who moved IN downs Della
ware avenue white Dr. farks WAS talk
ing to the newspa per men was oV"rJoyc
with the words which the physicians hal
brought from the sick room. The Fresi-
dent Will get we'll he said seI sral
times. II feel II ANA am sure thr doc
tors now feel it. OF course the danger
point has not been passed but the con
tinurd absence ~ untavorahi" symptom
strengthens our hope. The period Tor
pcritonitis a. appear Is rapidly passing
away and there is not a sign ~ inhammf-
ton. Tho promptnrss with which the np-
Grafton Was performed ana the SKIN with
which il was accomplished arr telling
their story. The torn Tissues were Sutur-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-10
SECRETARY LONG
Leaves Buck:ield for bingham and Will Prob
ably Go to Buffalo.

DTckficld. Me. Sep. 9.-Se ret..y Of
the Navy Long lei; lis summer home
here, Monde :. fo- bingham. NJ IS. The
secretary left BCckfic.d on the 10 A.
II. train and will arrive in Boston.
Monday afternoon. Although it is un-
der@tood to lie MIR. Longs intention to
g to i.uifalo later, he has rot yet def
niitly decided upon the tine of his de-
narture from llingham.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-10
A GOOD MOVE.
P't'icn Tor Congress to Take proucr -.
urcs With Anarchists.

Natertown. Mass, Sept S.-at ..
today, q petition was circutated s.pai
INC congregation and will be placed Is
public IcdGffitn. tomorrow. ASKING s.h
uci l.. Powers, Representative IN Ocean, s,ah-
from the 18th Massachusetts, distriri p
ausoea.e - congress bill to declare A.
penalties the holding q meetings bv 'r rns
a"n1 known or proved to be AM, 49,. IL
cr the teaching Of the Doctrines AZ aras'
Chyy or the circulation Of it, Iitnr.t,,rea'-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-10
A GRACEFUL TRIBUTE
OF Sympathy by the Common Council Of St.
John. N. g,

st. John. y. f., Sept. AT a bust
ress session Of the common council of
st. John. this afternoon, d resolution
was passed expressing the adherence
which they and the people of the city
feel at the cowardly attempt on Presi-
dent Mckinley's life, telling of sym
pathy for the President. his family
and the people Of the United States
and praying for the Preside nt's COM
plete recovery. The message will he
forwarded through the proper channel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-10
INDIGNATION MEETING
Hefd bs foles at New York-sympathy
for the President.

New York, Sept. San indignation
nleeting attended by about 800 Poles.
OF Hbich it is estimated there are So
iHw ipsNeW York. was held, today and
pitferTrwords Of denunciation of Col.
sosz and his crime were uttered, while
the expression Of sympathy for the
President and those belonging to him,
was warm ana universal. Doubts as to
the nationality Of the would-be assas-
Sin was expressed and it wasdecided
70 send a delegate to Cleveland and
Toledo and to prove to the American
people if possible that Czolgosz is not
Pole but Russian by descent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-10
No Change in Cars Plans.

London. sept THE Associated
Press learns from Copenhagen. tn
night. that NJ change is contemplated
in the cars plans ana tkat Emperor
%ich0las Will surely go 70 France and
it may bp also to Paris, but this is not
settled Yet. The chiefs Of the Russian
secret police in Paris ana London and
il staff Of Russian detectives viii at
tend him everywhere. lie will start
for DANTE at noon Tuesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-10
AN IMPORTANT CLUE.
Sender Of a Telegram to Fred Neiman' Is
Being Looked for.

Memphis, Tenn. Sept. S.-A Memphis
telegraph operator is responsible for
the statement that telegram Was sent
through branch office signed Fred
Neiman to a man at the Temple of
Music in Buffalo. last week. Neither
reporters nor police could locate the
SiSner as having been in Memphis
lately. The police are working on the
case.
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Prayers Offered at Quebec.

Quebec. Sept. Ministers an.
Priests Of this city, today, oeeres
prayers for the. recovery of Presjde,,
Mckinley and paid BETTING tribute,
to his character as d man and erec,
tive y -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-10
TIME FOR PROTECTION.
e. Speaker Reed on Need for Full Protection
for Presidents

Kingston, n ~ Sept. 9-Judgc A. r
Clearwater of this city, just returned
Thomas r Reed when Mir. Reed heard
the news of the attempt to XIII President
Mckinley. Mr.. Reed said tie time hal
come to protect Presidents from close
Il question OF courage. All Presidents
are courageous but t!ey should be pro
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-10
Edward and Nicholas Meet.

F'ren.ensbourg, Sept S.-Emperor
Nicholas met King Edward 1T Iopen-
hagen ana accompanied him hither a
grand banquet was given. this evening.
at which al the Russians and Danish
royalties were present.
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LATEST BULLETIN
Continued from page -
"ROSWELL PAKEE.
EUGENE WASDlN,
HERMAN MINTEit,
"CHAS. MCKINNEY.
GEO. II. tDRTELGOU.

Or. Mckinney Is quoted Monday
morning, az saying: "'Ihc President ~
in an entirely satisfactory condition.
complications. Monday. are decidedly
less liable 10 occur than sunday
You are not disturbed then over the
somewhat restless night"
NO. man who has been shot ism I
to DE expected to sleep quietly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-10

before October, 1901. was arrested at
San Rita, a mining camp near Silver
City. y. NJ. AT $50. this afternoon, by
United States Marshal Foraker on in
structions from Washington.
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THEY DENoUScE HIM.
Philadelphia Poles Says czoIgosz Is Not
Fellow CountTman,.

Philadelphia. Sept SD ur hundred
lish-Americans gathered in Saint
)I.aurentiuss Roman Catholic church.
today. and passed resoluti pms deplor-
ing the shooting of President Mckin-
ley and protested against the state
ments that the would-be assassin was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-10
Antonio Maqqio Arrested.

Denver. Col. Sept. "a special from
silver City. n. NJ. says: Antonio Mag
Sio. the musician and alleged Anars
chist. who is said to have predicted the
assassination of President Mckinley
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-10
7. IT. I.IHE l,
NJ ID. MANN,
ROOSEVELT PARK,
HERMAN MINTER,
EUGENE WASDIN.
CHARLES McBtRNEf
&. CORTELYOT.
Secretary Of the President.

Mlburn House. Buffalo. y. n. sept
9.-a.32 T. M-DoCtorS MynteT and
Wasdin came out of the Milburn house
at this hour ana reported that the last
examination FOR the day had proven
entirely satisfactory and mat there
was slight Improvement
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Social Events Postponed.

D Newport. 2. T.. Sept. Son acconn,
aof the condHion OF President acKIn-
lcysal social functions were postponed
this evening. The Casino concert was
alsostnitted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-10

Mlburn House. Buffalo. y. Y. sept
9-The physicians finished their con
sultation al g45 ana announced that
there was no material change in The
Presidents condition. An official bull
letin Viii soon be issued.