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The suburban citizen., 1901-09-21


In round numbers there are a thou
sand listed clubs in the United States,
but there must be many more my
self belong to a club within little more
than an hours railroad ride from New
York, but it has not yet got into tha
Guide How many more clubs must
there be that have escaped notice. The
total number easily is 1900 although
l think 200 is a small aggregate to al
low as having escaped the official eye.
Considering that the Country club of
S]rookline, Mass, has $50 members and
that it is not at all extraordinary to
find golf clubs with over 300 members,
it is not unreasonable to ALLOW an
average membership Of 100 to the 1900
clubs, or a total listed membership of
120, 900. In New York city there are
1000 players who are not members Of
any club. Golfers Of this class
throughout the country must aggre-
gate at least 10000, so that the golfers
of America may be put down as 100000
strong. Certainly it is not too much
to allow an average annual expense OF
500 each, which makes the total si5,-
0O0, 0,OOO.-Gustav Kohle in Harper's
Weekly.
The suburban citizen., 1901-09-21
A Reign
of ROgues

There is one corner Of Central Amer
lea that is at present a perfect paradise
for men who have committed any
crime. It is a place where the outcasts
of the worlds society rule the land
of their adoption, and where the off,
cials Of the government protect all
thieves that come to them and make
il dangerous for any detective to mo-
lest them.
This is the Republic Of Honduras,
one of the least advanced of the states
of South or Central America. Hon
duras indeed is a curious mixture OF
Jungle and gigantic forest, Of cocoa and
of rubber trees, of bugs, vampires,
snakes and crocodiles-of all manner
of things that creep and crawl and
sting and bite; a region where life in
the daytime is mockery and at night
one feels as though sleeping in red pep
per.
Here, in every hamlet and city, are
to be found men from different lands,
mostly outlaws from theirown country.
Chicago. Boston, New York and Phila-
delphia all furnish their quota. En-
gland. France, Italy and even faraway
Russia have their share They make
no ATTEMPT at concealment, bear the
names they were born to bear, and 90
along about their own business as IL
The suburban citizen., 1901-09-21

pressing them in tight, hot shoes, has
weakened his ankles by placing around
them bandages of thick leather, tight
ly drawn with laces strong enough to
hang him. We owe to the shoemaker,
therefore, our sprained ankles, our in
grown toenails, our corns and buCions,
our bills for salve3 and plasters. The
savage knows nothing Of these things
They are the heritage Of civilization.
So far as athletic sports arc concerned,
however, it is probably true that in
contests Of strength and endurance, the
civilized athlete is the equal, perhaps
the superior, Of the savage, but this is
not due to his civilization, but to the
fact that, in sense, he combines the
best and most healthful features of
both savage and civilized life.-St.
Louis Globc-Democrat.
The suburban citizen., 1901-09-21
HIS Of Civilization.

The civilized man has softened his
feet, crushed his bones together and
diminished their efficiency by com
The suburban citizen., 1901-09-21
Honduras Officials
Protect Thieves and
Social Exiles.
Gnlf OHM. In AmerIcn.

the laws Of their own country had not
made them Outcasts.
The suburban citizen., 1901-09-21
Salaries o, school rsncho,r.

In making special inducements in
the way Of salary to the school teach
ers in the islands which have come in
to our possession this government is
managing to call attention to the very
poor pay that our schoo' teachers re-
ceiye at home, and 1t is not surprising
10 know that protest is forming all
over the country. Several Of our rep
rcsentatives in Cuba and the Philip
pines declare that the salaries there
are too high, but such is really not
the case. Compared with tho pay Of
the political positions. they are ex-
Temely moderate. They are only
high when compared with the pay tho
school teachers receive in the United
States, and the opinion OF the gentle
men are based largely on the fact that
the protest ct home has justice
Philadelphia Times
The suburban citizen., 1901-09-21

The average girl will get down to
breakfast earlier If there is no mirror
IN her room.
The suburban citizen., 1901-09-21
IAN INCREASING PENSION LIST..
Q Q ooao0ea0o o.

chance for a steady pull at the cash
drawer of Uncle Sam.
The suburban citizen., 1901-09-21

riches and honor in her left. Proverbs
IL. 16.
The suburban citizen., 1901-09-21
leYeIOps Mediums through OGuItISm.

She has helped the greatest men and
women of the world. Why not your
You may necer hare another opportunity
to consult a woman of the reputation and
standing of the madam. She has stood
the test for years. She is no humbug,
nor is she one Of the cheap pretenders
who infest this country. No doubt you
have visited numerous others who could
tell you nothing. Don't class the madam
with these. You can save time and money
by consulting Madam Flanders.
She enables you to be successful IN all
business centuries. Remember yoar pros
poets of TO-DAY may be your future tomor-
row, if rightly handled, and therefore
no mistake when you undertake anything
of Importance. Consult her
Madam tells facts without your writing
or asking a single question; tells every
thing; superior to all removes doubt and
trouble; gives valuable advice that will
do good; madam has no charms to sell
no trckery used. Hours, 10 a. IN. to
p. m. READINGS REDUCED TO HALF PRICE
FOR ONE WEEK.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
Reiieren 90 Soloaten,

Get por ON Sinteren / 1871.
sgIore isoIf minoes / boilfen SpPn.
oing De lepebe / Inleoning al arigen
meaem 6ronfrtg % Spiflaub. 8ari3
Dor beleiret, men f~oriparebe fig tap
pert. Smiioer maatte BariIerne 9ioe
efter. Wteo tllnet Sierte Ilutteoe
eSlrles SABRE ben 2Soe Sanllar Ell
GoabenItilitnnb, % Sorterne or.
FIRING Buris uoienereoeS til Spifernc.
artineri1ter % Sngenisrer uofom.
mafberebes for at bei9tte Dem o.
tage Iaterielet / geiiobeile. Oo
bpnbte noget, iom pIeter at bore
ilbert / ben tpife Scr. glanht gPi-
Iitpret par Ser en- Sergeant, iom nar
en- hp9tig Snlout og goot WenneIfe;
men iom oct ofte gaar | Selten, ban
qiorhe ittnoom for meget al Oct 90
DC, % ba ban bopbe ct beftigt Sino,
brnote oct, at ban blep uitprlig o.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

o9 BET Soft meb uonlprfet 2proom
% Sphrogelic, ioa / ioa 9enieenoc
bar oct fife furligt, men oct oor ON
at foa norife 5olf, iont bar 2utberus
mere og piIhe bore uillige iii at OBJ.
ORE liot, babe Sio 90 Irbeioe, for
at pt ogiaa Der frnoe foa npoe gobt
al Dor fiPre lutberifc Gro og 2pre.
og iaaIebes begnnbte ieg oo at ar.
beioe for Snboonbringen BERTH. Seq
begpnote iom 2anoogent og Grfur.
lion Ggent for Gbeinpeofe & Ohio
81. u. aompagni at unertere oenne
@gn, og bet moo ieg iige, at oet bar
gaaet ooer al 5%orpeutning aoot. til.
trobS for, Of Der / Rorben er%iiterer
en- aamntel 6oroom MOB alt. ion Ill.
bsrer De ipoIiqe Ggne. Gi bar mn
et Excitement pao 80 Samilier. iom
bar fisbt Sano og er meitenoeI5
i~uoflntteoe BERTH. 8i bar 0annet en-
Iiitherif 6rimeniqheo, iom betieneS
al Raitor 3. 6. Sbonf ira Rorfolt,
8irginio han beisger os en- Sang
maanebIig og forretter iblanot os
paa GngeIif % ioa bar ri @mis-
ipr u. &. auoerion. iom boIoer
SpbpqgeIie hoer Ssnbaa paa 9orif.
geqge oisie WPrb err iRroeIes iIinfe
TrGoifanter % Tom hi tror. iunoc
ariitne. 81 bar llnoerpisning Tor
9ernene bper unoen Ssnoag poo
Torif meo 6. Z. Nnoerion, ~. 8.
Gltor o. Sucob Ssnmsr iom 9r.
rere. oa iaa bar pi aoiuoeiorenin1,
ION bar aImiuoelig 8ililutring u
iom bar iamIet life ian tibet g9io.
Ter til SipIp for Gpierelie al en-
Girfe. nuur Sioen 6ertil fommer.
MIiolerti0igt fadr nj benUtte oen en-.
g2lite "Iiiciple" Strife iaa lPnge hi
pil. % ri bar ogino nGret tilbuot
Rethooiitfirten iii pore 8uostiene-
iter, ON nj iau snifer. Solicit. Oct
uil iiee SpnlGu0tnaerne, her or
ipGrt iorefommenoe % hpggeliQr
imoo os. % oi Dor i beoite 6oritaa.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

oensubitininger. Irrongementerne
er / ale fine g~nfeItbeber buooe pruf.
tiife og originate; oertiI bill Der blipe
iGroeIes GOD NaoS til at frembppe
boer enfelt afbeIing, iaa oIt fommer
til fin fuloe Get. Sositaoenoe
@runbplan better ct greuI al $50
gcres; fra Roro til Spb er ltbItil.
linesplaoien IA Wil, fra git Ill
8eit en- balp Wtl. ltbitiaingspIao-
fen er ~beliggenbe | ben ~noroiiee Gel
al Buffalo og let at fnmme til paa
De eleftriife Sporpoene, Der gaar no
/ ben Retuing.
lloen benne Gang at inblabe re
paa noeen mere ~pibtlsftig geifrt-
belie af ielbe ltoitiningen, bar "9e.
corab-Briten" trpet, at Get biloe in.
teresierc 2Gierre at ie afbtlbet ncgle
enfeIte al oens 9pgnineer % Sc.
bproighe0er, 90 De az ots1e btl tltrt,1e
bonne Jig ct geereb ON, boao be fan
bente at faa ie / glrffuIp, ON De
Tfnlbe finbe forgobt at beige gpen /
l1bItilingstihen.
Den Itpre Segrtng piier 8runb.
pIanen meo Ingipelie at, bpor Be
forifienige NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. biz
bore at finbe. Oct nritIterIte Sil.
Iebe er at Soueoprfniugs. eaer
horticultural -@pgnineer, og Der
err oes,tben 9i1eoer fra Sen orien.
tolife NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. paa "Dtib.
man" at oct Snore at "Semple Of
Wl1iic," al Staten Sbios gngnira
90 9pgnineen for 8rubeoriftS-
lloItiaingen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

ltge Iioen Rioten al Gcbruar Roa.
ueo. aIeper, 8interbUcoe % SABRE
Ter gobt no % Ioper Ell rig SOFT.
Sioite Mar bIep ct gdnitc goot
4or aligepeI. Get ioo imaat mr.
ira @noren al; pi baohc rcmItg iiior
en- meget len og folb &aor, ioa at
set tog longt ub pao Sommerer,
fsreno oct fom rigtig Nort / @urten,
men iao fom BET fort, uuor oct fom,
90 al mango SIogs fit vi 10 @rc.
Ser pao ionme Stpffe @ono, % oct
rigttg aobe Iplin9er oQioo, iua oct
matte pGre en- rigtig "Gront," iom
pilbe floae. meo Sat til "0ecnrob.
ToIten" for oct operlootc SpaItcrllm
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

GsositraHen til lipSparig STREET.
gar eiter anr eff ben. Gerbiemnlc
/ 9Den 6. i &biiriugen lao 6ungen3
~forlopeoe, 9otter al en- SfolelPret
paa 2onoet. Sum blep BAN tro.
ifjent bun ff Sfieno for oct al i'm
aamIe Ror. : Slilen fit bun buert
Mar Cop til at beiege ham % trsite
ham. "a cite Aor par henrumorc.
pooeoe bun al beoe ON Raaoe Tor
i'm elifeoe. anlsgninaen blep az
ilnaet, ligeiaa Oct ielgeuoe Mar. Den
otter bar Oct SSrI; et CHAR bar no
lsbet. IA ianot Sen gaHle Seller Ell
aniegning ON 9enaaoning paa it
Strioeboro. Spao tun ben aiGr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
Sra SYoen.

Soono. gir9inia. Warts 1901.
Seq bar lpnge pentet, at nogen
fra oenne aoIori, iom err noret op
Der / De iioite fire aor, ifltIoe Iaoe
bsre iira Zig, ba ies peb @forpiIt, at
mango / 0~orbpeiten bill lGie en- Or.
tifeI berfra n1eb Snteres'e. Oct er
iom iogt bare Iiot oper A Mar, iioer
llubertegneoe boiotte zig Der / 30
ano, gtrainiu. Sea og min Sami.
lie, beitnaerbe af Some og a 9srn.
DOR oa oe ferIte % eneite Norife I
oenne ggu, og ba bar oct ON at
gisre al iaa 1ere til at fomnle bib
og boiptte Zig, life ioa at f%oritaa, of
bette bar Ell piIb Erfeu, nei Iangt
ira, Der bar oa ioubeI ION MI itore
Settlementer at SpbenS bpibe SpIf,
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

life bar zig ieIp mGgtig. ) nGr.
nrrenbe SiIfGloe fcm oertil, at DC
tDife SoIooter bar oprsmtc, foroi Der
bar iluttet 8oabenitilltono.
SIN Sergeant. bpiS Aapu life
n9pnes / ben 0iitorie. iom fables C.
Minbe ON aeiier @ilheIm l.. %
iom Der giengipes for "Iecorah.Eo'
items 29iere. begpnofe At prote mea
De frouife SoIoater % al tire Dem,
giere gtar al Dem o.i.p. Sans 4re.
mierIeitnaut iormaneoe ham ferit
iaate. oerpaa hsiere; men on Se..
aeunten life ngteoe pea hans Silret'
tenisning g~ientog GHicereu i'm Be
soliug neo itarpere Orb. Ia beO
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

Mtorgcn fom BON og en- aumernt for.
bi CT "Gommonidool" cller Ioite'
lfole, % ou bans 6orpIore baUoc Ct
net bom en- m AlT0uina efter -.
taocttcruca Meuiter, tunoe gIlmuc.
ifoIegutterne life fororogc ham o8
folOte bum "Gu0c", Der buroc bG
,IllIiug. Men De traf paa Den urettc,
&itcoctior al ut8c urua for ocreS
hoancnNc @cmrrtninqcr 90 Gnrtcr,
itanicoe bon pdo Tortoltgct Iiae for.
an ocm, fnnttcoc Nrncu oQ iIoa iil
iaienrcm meo lin aomcrnt, Ser troIig
hio(p til. IoifiIiqc al bans MOO
itonoerc iii en- oroeutIia )trieitnocr
eIer E%rotierten, % Zig Gif Oct bper
Ntpr9en / otte Gage. On Qtoracn
citcr aunpen ia Geo0p til aamero.
ten: gao os goa omfrtng 5i6rnet
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
Heeoras, So,pa, ben 26oe STARTS 1901 !.

Iigbeo, Iom tror oft. baaber alt, tna.
Ter .alt, fan iiuoe paa, too /
grepet. Den menneifelige Ser.
tiers Sierte blcp fuIot al Weo-
pnf; ban greb ct Stpffe Yapir.
iom Ioa poa bans 9orb, % til Be
naohningen fsiebe ban: "8iu San.
gen fri ioa bettos, at ban S,Ienften
fan bore hiemme hos fin gruo."
Soo ifeoe. Te to err MI ct lpffeli.t
sGatepor. Otter aeiietens Enife
bIep WnnSen ariot peb ,yeruboneur.
Tenet % or en- bra oa bpatig Siene.
ltenono. Observation-Disclosures err M.
lig roo Iom Maior. 2pnae FORM.
DEN hopbe ban rnft Sen forrige Ser.
geant EN- forionenoe SoonS.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

eIie nteb Dem. 8i bar 9eisgenbe
belle Chen at SoIf, iom tomner bio
fra Rorspeiten for at ftuoe ia ct mil
oere aIimat, iaa Her er iIet fife
Innpiomt for Golf, % Set Iaber til at
bile fomme en- @us,ghc 0iemicaere
ltooper Iaoren % Sommeren. "a
Iah benz bare fontme. Ser er Bum
not, oe De err ole bierteIta reIfomne.
@i bar hoct en- rnilo Ginter, Ga
Iaorarbeioet bar pGrct / ilIo @una
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

hans T~orbrpoelie bar ioo llhsrt itor.
funbe ban life babe pao genaaO.
ming. Nen Sen gamIe SerIfer funoe
fife bringe oct coer lit SSierte at itao'
ipite Gommen. Gen fsrite Nuobes.
bonbIing, ban uoferte iom 8eiier
(fsr par ban Blot aonge al 4rei1s.
FEM beitoo beri, at ban foranorebe
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
Deroens ltorite potcl

s @rIeoning al zen panzamsrttans
Ife uoitiuing / 9uTalo opfsres ct So
tel. iom pil blipe BET iterite / Yeroea.
Oct adbnes ben lite Qtai % ital beitps
res al 6. 6. 9aiIeD, Ell oeltienot 6otsls
bert / Gbicago. San er nh paa fit
gomle 9iemitso og ioriitrer. at Del nDe
6otel blir ligeiua tort Tom Quojtoa
rum mso Dinner, palmer t0ouie, &C.
lamb, 8reat Rortbern og Weaingtou
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

Sinnet ben uIpffelige. % ban table
al Satning. Stiarenoe Srnoer al
Raieri lsfteoe ban lit 8eprr, on
bpisIenoe flsi en- augIe t9t iorbi
e%sitnantens Sone. st giebIif itco
Spifeer % S~ronffmpno iom lam.
naoebe, men oa itprtebe SoIoater
inb paa Sergeanten % BANDIT ham.
Sort efter traabte ell arigsret lam.
men; Haobilneninaen toa fife lang
Sio, % Common Loo ieIofeIgeIia paa
Geosltrdf. aommanhsren bopoe
Nfpnoigbeo til at Iobe 0ommen iuIb.
bproe itrar; men ban inoberetteGc
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

Imtriedn SoteL, Buffalo, Iisser blot Ct
aodrtuI fra Suosansen til llnitiuins
gen % tr ire Gtaser hsit. Oct e.
8diItps Ggt at gisrs bet til ct Rsl4
iters Sotsl. gad 8runo at tn Sts-s
rslfe pil bet bEipe orepet pad tn Mhudoe.
ION sr FOrfieIie ira ben. bporpaa bort
2uros 5oteller pleter at ortpes. Gle
Itsrrs oil bftoe ~forinrebe neo gidets
Iiseiom til en- Serrtbars. De tomner
til at lpoe pad iua % iud mango D1ae
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

iilianmsn. Oct ia. 5eitad al 2,100
8nrelisr, o. Der bill bt9soes 81 5isner-
itub pdd opsr 1000 9sriuner for at
brine bit.
Wr. Bail.D itnrsoe soriipsn lf BAL
msr 5ouie unoer @orIos' 5air og b.
to iioIte Gamps ON grrFnntfolsr;
Iisdad bar ban pare! Stprsr al pIans
tsrs' SoteI / 81. gouis. paHs
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

Sagen til aeiieren, % benne befu-
leoe, at Grefl,tionen ifuloe ubiptteS.
Tiger gif ben, og 6ongen, iom moottc
fsIae i'm SroppeofoeIing, trunSpor.
terebes mart bio, mart Dis. San
ingbe 2ibet Jaroel og FOG gfIfeo meo
fine firre; tbi poo @ritnb Of, at
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

o. betales | SorItuo. Gpboloer oeos
fommeubc ijg pGd 6oelIet ! torterc 1io
emo pudtpnit. betaler &orrprst ti(bdQs
ben ooerftnoenoe Sum.
Der er aItrepe irolsbet 100 BE.
ft1inger poa @Rrsder. SoteIeis
Gter er e. m. Stdtler, iom oriper Den
itsrite Reitaurant | Buffalo. Oct To-
fer 100000.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

oil ieg ofbrpoc. "0ecorob Foiten"
cr mart / bpcr N}anoS Stuc oQiau
her, ia ban finder rem ole Steoer
ben aoren, % iIirt cr ban til 1t
.fortpne o8 boooc MT % QommcIt
.2eoe Softer" e. ~. @crgh.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
Dam american
uoitiuineen.
NpgIe @ileber fra ben ifpre lloitil,
ling | Buffalo. y. y.

Ten Van-american lloitining, Ser
I Sommer oil bIioe aiboIot | 9ui.
faIo, 81. y, bill bIibe en- gesipenbeo
af Slang / mere emo en- Senieenbe.
og | otsie Retnineer loner Oct fore.
Isbtge Troeram. at ltbftiningen
enbog bill opertrnHe tinIigere Ser.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
era Soiepelts Sfoleoaoe

"a &iceprpithcrt Sbeooor 3oole
pelt bar SfoIegut oq faloteS Geoop.
gtf ban pnu ct priput Suititut gn
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

Blaia yeuemaaos. ghlo. 0limut. On
gen BliS,aros OUr'8mter3H lHlet Scliit ON
SommerelL gaub iRlgsS ita s3 III s. pr.
acre. &lll9s [agtgr mep Cugea & GteA
cent Run,e. @gger 90 Barter irIi.
u Is. HiuearipH. o, y. u. GHctHnltl.
". q. Sedlsr. u. !. u, ll3 aodms III.
30a2l Chicago.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

og fomme tiL5oge iaa fan ri iuie
Dem iaieu."
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

,up % beiiI frar I'll nueglunEues AertsE.
lobrtcu & ivtelh Bfa. so. tr fufbtruhi1 paoliAtltat
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
1 FdrOetrpk.

-Sscrfc Cplag 10000 at Recorafs&Urens NOr9esiart er ior Ian9e r0en
~ uoiOgt os ut bar fr en- Yin fOsn moOagst unmt Gpas al 10000.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-09-11

ed probably In the muscles of the
back. where 1t could do 10 harm for
the present Inc lntestines were lift
cd out through the nclslon and care
fully examined. and the utmost conf
dcnce exists that there was no injury.
The doctors were exceedingly graf
llled ut the result and pronounced the
opera ion n complete success.
Mrs. Mckinley Informed.
Immediately the President was
cared for at the Exposition grounds,
Director General W. |. Buchanan
started for the Milburn residence TO
prrcede any information that might
reach there by telephone or other.
wise Very luckily he was first 10 ar
rive with the Information. Mr. Buch.
nnan broke the news as gently as pos
slhlr to the uiccCs. alul consulted with
them and Mrs. Milburn as to the best
course To pursue In breaking the
news to Mrs. Mckinley. 1t was final
ly decided that on her awakening OF
shortly thereafter Mr. Buchanan
should break the news to her If. In
the meantime her physician, Dr..
RiXey. had not arrived.
Mrs. Mckinley awolSe from her
sleep about $3.50 o'clock. She was feel.
ing splendldly. she said. and at once
took up her crochetlng. one of her ia
vorite diversions.
Immediately ON Mr.. Buchannn6 ar.
rival nj the Milburn home. hc had tel
ephunic communication cut oil. for al-
ready there had been several calls
and he decided on this ms the wisest
course, lest Mrs. Mckinley. hearing
the continual ringing of the phone
bell. might inquire what 1t meant
While the light of day remained Mrs
Mckinley continued with her crochet
ing, keeping to her room. When II
became dusk and the President had
not arrived. she began to feel anxious
concerning him.
II wonder why he does not Gomez
she asked one of her nieces.
There was no clock In Mrs. McKin.
ley's room. and when 1t was I o'clock
she had no idea 1t was SO late, and
| this is when she began to feel anxious
| concerning her husband. for lie was
due to return to Mr.. Mllburn's house
about q o'clock. At o'clock DR.
RiXcy arrived.
After DR.. RiXey had gone Mr.. Bu
chnnan said that the doctor had bro
ken the news In the most gentle man
ner to Mrs. Mckinley. lie said sh,
stood It brnyely, though considerably
affected. If IT was possible to bring
him to her she wanted 1t done. Or
RiXcy assured her that the President
could be brought with safety from
the Exposition grounds. and when h,
left Mr.. Mllburn's 1t was to complet,
all arrangements for the removal OF
the resident
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-09-11

ed steady. one eye which gaZed with
uniiinching calmness and one voice
which retained its even tenor and fal-
tered not ut the most critical iunct-
urc. They were the mind and the
hand and the eye and the voice of
President Mckinley.
After the first shock of the assas-
sins shots he retrcated step. then
as the detective leaped upon his as
sailant he turned. walked steadily TO
4 chair ana seated himself. at the
same iimc removing his hat and bow
ing his Acad in his hands.
In an instant Secretary COrtelyou
ana President Milburn were at his
side. His waiStcoat was hurrledly
opened. the President meanwhile ad-
monishlng those about him to remain
calm. and telling them not to he
alarmed.
But you are wounded" cried his
secretary; "let me examiner
NO. | think not" answered the
President. II am not badly hurt" |
assure you"
Nevertheless his outer garments
We're hastily loosened. and when Il
| trickllng stream of crimson was seen
TO wind its way down his breast.
spreading its tell-tale stain over the
white surface Of the linen. their worst
fears We're confirmed.
Removed to q Hospital
\ force of Exposition guards were
on the scene by this time and an ef-
fort was made to clear the building.
! The crush was terrific. Spectators
crowded down the starways from the
galleries. the crowd on the floor surg
cd forward toward the rostrum, while
despite the strenuous efforts of police
and guards, the throng without strug-
! gled madly to obtain admission.
The Presidents assailant. in the
meantime, had been hustled to the
rear of the building by Exposition
| guards. where he was held while the
building was cleared and later turned
over to Superintendent Bull, of the
Buffalo Police Department. who took
the prisoner to No. 13 police station
ana afterward to police headquarters
As soon rs the crowd in the Temple
of Music had been dispersed sufficient.
ly, the President was removed in an
automobile ambulance and taken tc
the Exposition hospital, where an ex
animation was made. The best med
ical skill was summoned. and within
brief period several of Buffalo's
best-known practitioners were at the
patients side and an operation per
formed.
The operation lasted almost ar
hour. Ether was administered. A five
inch inclsion was made where the
ball entered the abdomen and its
course was followed until the physl
clans became satisfied that the kid
ney had not been touched, or the intes
tines perforated, and that it had lodg