The age-herald., 1901-09-13
BEGAN ID FAIL
 EARLY IN NIGHT

Buffalo, N. Y, September 12.-Six days have now elapsed since the President was shot, and this, afternoon he complained somewhat of fatigue. This was the only disquieting word which came from the sick room during the day The President had had restful night. and the beef juice which the doctors gave him had been relished so keenly that this morning he was given solid food for the first lime. He was bathed and then enjoyed bowl of chicken broth, toast and coffee. He felt so good after this somewhat substan- tial meal that he asked for a mild cigar.
 Dr. McBurney was thoroughly satisfied with the patients condition, and went to New York at 1 o'clock to look after some urgent private affairs. His intention is to return in few days. Meantime he will keep in constant touch with the E,lburn house and be prepared to come back at moments notice, Secretary Root also left on the same train.
 A slight reaction, however, followed the bnoyancy of the morning. The President complained of being tired The attending physicians at the afternoon consultation, true to their promise to take the public into their confidence, chronicled this fact with scrupulous care, but they displayed no alarm. The doctors said the Presi- dents restlessness was only natural and what might be expected
 Besides his breakfast did not specially agree with him said D1 Mynter.
 The President is feeling the strain of his long siege without food, no nourisn- ment at all having been administered during the first three days, and lying day and night practically in the same position is fatig1iing and hard even for the mos, exemplary patient to bear without Tltir, muring.
 Is Feeling the Strain.
 ''The manifold responsibilities of the chief magistraey for four years do not exactly fit a man for such an ordeal as this" declared one of those closest to him tonight.
 'The doctors are directing their ener- gies toward building up the Presidents strength. The interior wounds are pro. nounced healed, and so long as no conn plications arise the outer wound will gradually heal. Building up the general condition of the patient is therefore of primary importance. The quantity of beef juice given has been doubled, and the President Is now getting an ounce every hour.
 Postmaster-General Smith returned to Washington tonight
 
 No Evidence Against Emma Goldman.
 The district attorney here announced publicly this afternoon that he had no evidence against Emma Goldman and that unless some turned up no reuulsi- tion upon the State of Illinois would be made for her. This does not mean that the bottom has dropped out of the con- spiracy theory. It simply means that no evidence has yet been secured to connect her with the crime. If she is released she will be kept under the closest survsil- lance and it will be easy for the authori- ties to place their hands upon her if she;is wanted later. There is hope here, how ever, that some way will be found to hold her at least until investigations now in progress by the secret service people in all the principal cities where anarchist organizations exist are completed. She was arrested wholly on the responsibility of the Chicago police under the general order sent out by Superintendent Bull to apprehended all persons who might have Knowledge of the attempted assassination. While no evidence has been found against the Goldman woman the government is satisfied that Czolgosz crossed her path and in due time, it is believed, whatever connection, if any, there was between them will be discovered The secret ser- vice men will trace Csolgoszs where abouts back step by step. One of the things which is desired Is complete re- port of the lectures the Presidents as- sailant said inspired him to commit the | deed. aa