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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-08
knIahls and ladies'

Queen city lodge, No. Oh, Knights
and Ladies' Of Security. met ht its
hall on the third floor Of the New
York block yesterday evening.
The following officers were chosen
for the next year: President, ". r.
Mcclure, vice PRESIDENT r. T.. Ash
tsnhaEen. secretary. Mrs. 81. John,
treasurer, Mrs. j. Coleman. guard,
Mrs. Fred Maitland. sentinel, =. o..
DOnahue.
the lodge will give an entertain
meut and social 1t the hail next sa'-
nrday evening =. McCord was ap-
pointed chairman Of the entertain
ment COMMITTEES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-08
couneiImen Return

Councilman crichton. RiusharJ.
James, Bysrh, Muldoon, Vincent and
Benjamin have returned from We.
natehes. where they spent two days
az the county fair. The city
fathers express themselves aa hay
Ing spent pleasant vacation AMI
speak highly of the manner Ia whleu
they we're trsat0d. The last night
they we're in Wenatohes they attend
sd a grand ball and they say they
were most delightfully."- entertained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-08

HuFFAf.o-s.is =. m 1t has iust
been learned that At noon Mrs. Mc.
KinieY falnted.
Ten minutes later she was restored
70 CONSEQUENCES ~ her physicians.
An oplata has hssn administered.
end under its influence Nra MrKIu-
iey - uow sie~pinE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-08
B0MBARDING

WARRINGTON. d. g, Sept. s.
The Colombian legation has recsiv-
81 tbs following eablssrAm:
''Wiuemstad, Curacao: The Vsue-
Euelnn feet is bonbardlng Rio Ha-
cha"
This Is apparently the first act Of
the war on The lsthmus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-08
The Seaton Case

A motion has boeu made IN the
superior court by Hoyt a. Frye. at
torneyH FOR William Alden aeatau,
the South Park murderer. asking
that he be allowed 10 prosecute hla
appeal before the supreme court Of
the state, la forma pauperia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-08
Rev Z RsndsIl

A. prelude to his regular morn
ing sermon. Row Edwin 81 Randall
pastor ~ the Firat Methodist Epis-
c1pal church. referred u the at
tempted murder Of the president "a
follows
~ cannot refrain from maldna
mention of the horrible and shocking
event Tint occurred last Friday. II
has not only sent thriu II horror
through this nation but through eF-
cry civilized country Of the world a.
we'll
Ii ls ono Of n series 81 crimon that
appalls and It affects us as an awful
calamity. Such crimes arise In men
whose natures are Allied With wan
ton wickodnpss.
II rad In the newspapers that the
would be assassin took mp his head
quarters IN a saloon. There Is a sort
~ association between these low
down saloons and anarchy. The
Haymarket riots were traced direct
" 10 meetings held In rum shops.
Alcoholism gives MS intellectual and
moral degeneration. Anarchists and
criminals Of all classes find saloon
convenient na a criminal club haure
we cannot escape the responsible
itv 90 long az we tolerate the dives"
In this connection Mr. Randall
took occasion To criticize Judge
George for hts hoaHtful statement
that no was attacked for his alleged
lnNitv In enforcing tho laws. that h.
had added such great revenue Ia
the city. Yet" declared the speaker.
what can we expect when our police
MAGISTRATES defend themselves by
such r. statement but da not attempt
10 show that they have driven sin.
rle evl.doCr from the business
Such enforcement Of law Il a mere
farce.
Men who entertain criminal doe
trincs must be treated as dangerous
men. Let ne see that as citizens we
fgunffnuad an Para Vourl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-08
COLLISION

Yesler avenue street car No iG. In
charge ef Motorman Frltchey. ran
into 81 produce wagon driven by ].
W. Conners Of 300 cherry street, At
Seventh avenue and Yesler way yes
terdaN afternoon. Gonnors WAS
thrown from the wagon and consid-
orabIy bruised. His wagon was al
most demolished No one on the oar
was hurt. The car was slightly dab-
aged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-08

pUrFAfn-4;so p. m.-The latest
rsws from the sick room says that
Present Mckinley ls resting wei
TIE senefal opinion q the surgeons
N attendance Is that no immediate
er.sis 5 % Be feared. ard that unless
tnsoFssesn complications arise the
rrssi9sut's chance for complete re-
ccvsry is excellent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-08
Rev n n. oowen

A. Trinity Parish church a special
prayer service wua held. The rector.
Rev N. II. uowen. chose for his text
Let Timothy. 81, Ia. n cxhort. there
fore. that. first of all. suppiications
and giving ~ thanks b. made for
al men. for klnEs and for ali that
are IN authority" from which he de-
Hfrred nm appropriate and feeling
address. lie spoke long and ferveut-
Is On the character OF President Nc
KinIey and invoked divine aid IN ra-
storing him to the people OF the
United States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-08

SPECIAL SUNDAY EDITION

this SUNDAY duty It. patrons.
Throughout the the watching With few
rsh anxiety Tor each bulletin ~ their pftsdeuts condition how
he tuc strugR n death with
hope hand u h with mournfu dread
that the hour vii the udus that their
fIeHd aua chief has - Wurtfr'a rest
ln ORDER that the latest neNa " President Mckinley
coach patrons regular after
edition to-day THE edition viii BE- delivered subscribers
regular weekday he oil
FROM uEht until the
los prose- today.
abarld be Borne mind that Huuale
earlier then Seattle time. that when o'clock IN Sc
attic D. D. g. "a. ia Buffalo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-08
Mortality Report

Mourics o. Lschay. the i0-year.oii
son ~ Mr. and Mrs. NJ y. Lechsy.
died yesterday morning at 100 Kin
near place. The funeral was held
from the residence this afternoon
and vas IN charge Of the Collins
Sherman Foley Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-08
A Deserier Arrested

pinslosFt Hay, a daserter from Fort
Essse'.f' was taken into custody bg
,nesr John Hun this morplng ~ ~
- Tort several days ago aftsr
{NrgWing nearly 100.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-08

HuFFALo e. Midnight - There Is
now no aoub, that the pre.lasnrs
condition Is more serious thsn has
teen supposed. Notwithstanding Of
nciai bulletins. which gsv. hi, pulse
a, 10 and temperature i's's at 10 II,
a few minutes before that his pulse
vas rs and temperature ioa
Ths statement comes from obso.
luteiy suthorstivs source mat the
president this evening became con.
siasrasly worse. IN, attending phY.
sirlans ar. watching anxiously far
symptoms % collapse II he holds up.
the operation 70 eRtrast ,hs second
bullet wlu not be made until Mon
day. r he becomes weaker It viii
take place tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-08
A. the first Baptist

~ the FlfHt baptist church this
morning the crime that has shocked
the nation. vas referred 10 only IN
the prayer - the pastor. REV. Louis
u1wermRn. The blessings of GaG
wsrs Invoked upon the entire eoun-
try and iu Ills wisdom He was called
upon to spare the ne and cause the
recovery 81 the president. No spe-
e{at service was hafa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-08

BUFFALO-sszs ?. m.-Drs Ne
Burnsy and Parks have notified Vice
President Roosevelt that the prssl-
tsnt VII live.
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la t ES 7

BUFFALo-s .. m. - Bulistln-As
a result Of the consultation between
Or. McBurbsy and the attending
physicians. Senator Mark Hanna
gives ont the following statement.
III the present conditions continue
Tor twcnty-four hours. the prssl.
dents recovery. 20 far as human
sssnei., can divine. viii be a.
sured."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-08
Dr. McBurney, the Eminent Specialist Sends Message
of Reinsurance to Vice-President Roosevelt--X-Ray
Machine to Locate the Bulet IN the Presidents
Back Is Brought From New York by Experts
---Bu1letins of the Sufferers Condition,
as Received From Hour to Hour.

BUFFALo-ss50 p m.-Mr MI.
burn appeared In front % has house
with 30 cigars. which re distribute
among the people on the lawn ant
IN the street. with the compliments
= the president"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-08

HUFFAfo-is % ?. m.-pr. Nc
Rurney has made an examination
and Endorses the proposal 70 use ths
X-ray machine thls afternoon. n M
presidents present condition eontln-
us-. Re MI issue a bulletin as to
the result.
Wee President Roosevelt and SEN
ator Hanna have lust lei, the All.
turn residence. Roth give hopeful
accounts q The PRESIDENT. condition.
Thsy say tha, = nothing uassvard
occurs ne win recover.
BUFFALO. sanday-At II o.eloek
this morning vice President Boots.
veit sent kilograms u Senators
Proctor and Lodge. and to oths.
party leaders. saying:
me president viii i've"
At 80 the president turned over.
after a nap. and. seeing Or. Rir-y.
ne said;
Hello Doctor How ar. your Hs
vote. was strong.
Replyins to a question h- said
Il feel no pain whatever"
BUFFALO. sunday. 1000 a. m
The presidents physicians have "a
sued the following bulletin:
The president passed a fairly rest
ful night
The wounds were dressed this
f morning and no signs Of blood pots
ching had developed.
Signed. "BIXEY.
"CORTELYoU."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-08

BUFFALo-sss p MT ls stated
fhat preparations are being made
tar the X.ray exauinafica q the
rFesilsut's back FOR the location y
Ia bullet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-08

BUFFALO, sussay-s ?. ma
fovsrfai x-ray masslas. IN charge
e svo experienced operators. arriv.
e here from New York today Tor al
operation On the president
Mrs Mckinley = feeling better to-
daT. she aw the president Tor a
fsw moments
Or. McBurn.S, the eminent sur
Esaa, arrived by special train from
Wooster at is.s0.
lust before noon the prssidsu, be-
Faa to suffer grsa, agony. but be
'risa 70 restrain his Eroans. Mrs.
Mckinley vas taken upstairs 30 that
ne sroans would not disturb her.
n Physicians have posted the fol-
loving buileiln:
Improvement IA the PRESIDENT
condition continues since the last
pa'ieiin. Pulse Us. temperature i0i.
respiration q. Dr.. McBurnsy vii
sonsal, q, o'clock"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-08

BUFFALO - Sunday morning -
IRE police have arrested Alfonso
stultz On suspicion % being an ae-
complice u the assassin.
atuitr cafnn from Germany re-
Gently. and f. safd % have hesn ilv-
Ing next door 80 CEaiEesE en Bread.
way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-08

shoals and hiilHWH na ne has done 90
uatiy on previous occasions Hsnt
~ AZ we unltcdly pray Tor hls saflg.
happy and complete recover. Amen.
wsttmlaistsf Pfssbytsrtan
Rev. Hugh " Guchrist. pas.
tof II the Westminster Prsabgtsrln q
church. had 10 regular safuon a. the
morning service today. neither wiH
there - tonight The whoie day is
being devoted to words - aympaths
and prayers Tor the speedy recovery
- the president
This morning there we're prayers
ia thH sunday school. aud lessons
taushl to impress upon the children
their greet duty - the government =
81 show loyalty and patriotism 20
Eteir enuntfB TO spafn aud rapuiaa
those who have tho spirit % anar
ehg and crime in their hearts
The service a. the sermon hHur
afae Devoted % sympathetic remarks
- the pastor Numerous prayers
ssssFr offered sud flts H8ues sung vera
Ia touch Wlfh The subject
Tonight there uu BE- special
eruwreKn f1onal service o. which fhs
rasf3t ta# fbuf officers aud all
others 80 Inclined VIII speak upon
fhs subject r che attempted arsas.
hIuHtian ~ tao president T-he short
tniks etii BE- lntararr with Honss
ard prayer Speaking ef thr crime.
Rev Mr.. GHrhfihf fafB
The ness uVfframe ne with haf-
fer. To think that there should be
rfnF5n In "A civilized iff.sfts. . f,,fvir
country who could attempt N. lie
- 30 good a man AZ our president. Il
beyond M understanding But this
Il not the time Tor long speech max.
ing II ia the time when every
Christian and liberty loving citizen
Ia the land should onrr up most
earnest prayers for the presidents
efrassFfv -
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Coz WIN nantInua

Brethren. Cod WI continue T.
judge The nation by terrible thinna
Oh riahtsausness until liberty loving
Americans speak their minds. east
their ballots and direct their energies
aud revise their laws IN NJ inter
ssis Of rnhteoHsursa. gobrtaly. truth
and national preservation.
let ua how very low e0ufesainx
our sins ~ nation and pray cod
O. De mereiful 10 spare the lie o.
our prre5dent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-08
HEADS BOWED IN SUPPLICATION
THAT OUR PRESIDENT MAY LIVE
In the Churches This Morning the People Gathered TO Unite
in Prayer for the Life OF the Chief Magistrate
OF the Nation

The south Hear AZ that De may
noua be again al the holm - the 81 !
u state. safely guiding Il with "a firm
hand aud a steady mind through tbs
shoals ard pillows aa he has done 30
nahiy on previous occasions Herr
W az ge unltcdly pray Tor hls eaflg.
happy and complete recover. Amen =
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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-10-24

involved In the Philadelphia street car
strikes some years ago
"No Philadelphia judge cared to sit
on any of the cases and Yerkss was
called to preside over the court Of
common pleas. His remarks during
the progress of the trials left drop at
different periods clearly indicated that
he had no love for the men who had
sought to gain what every human be-
ing is entitled to-eQuitable wages and
treatment worthy Of human beings.
1.-THE Cigarmakers' union Of the
state also claims to have evidence IT
hand to prove that Yerkes has SEN
fenced union men to the Bucks county
Jail as tramps because they claimed
to be without money and were hunting
for employment within his domain.
Labor would be recreant to it's own
interests to elevate any person to the
supreme bench of the state who pos
sesses anything like prejudice for j 5
right to organize"
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-10-24
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The general offices of the company are
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SD. TOWNSEND, Gen. Mgr, Hughesville, Pa.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-10-24

AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITU-
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FOR THEIR APPROVAL OR RE
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BY ORDER OF THE SECRETARY
OF THE COMMONWEALTH, IN
PURSUANCE OF ARTICLE XVIII
OF THE CONSTITUTION.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-01
GLENN ELECTED PRESIDENT.
Education and Football Discussed
by Dean briggs of Harvard
mt Chicago.

Chicago, Feb. 2s.-"The football player
gets little culture from his studies; ne
gets his education from his football. said
Dean l.. B. II. Briggs of Harvard College,
in discussing to-day before the superin-
tendents of the National Educational AS
ISOLATION, Some Aspects Of Public School
Training"
The business man often prefers the col
lege athlete to the man of college honors,
because the athlete haa done something
and the business man knows that the do
ing of things Is necessity in actual life.
The teaching of the English language Is
the chief function of the grammar school.
This with small amount Of mathematics
and little geography will form. believe,
a suitable foundation for later work.
The DRIFT OF the times. he said, was 20
turn work into play and vice versa.
DR.. w. r. Harris, United States Com
missioner OF Education took issue with
Prof. Briggs. He said he left Yale Col
lege In his Junior year. because he was
disguised with mental discipline"
1T was" he said, Latin and Greek
the embryos of ali learning" He urged
that the best education for the child, as
for the college man, is that which links
the work with the child's life.
At to-days session Prof. G. r.. Glenn
of Atlanta was announced as elected
president Chicago was chosen for the
next meeting.
The report OF the committee 10 investi-
gate the value of alcohol as a food was
adopted. 1T simply stated that mo au-
thority has been found to maintain that
alcohol is a food" and recommended lit
erature discussing the subject.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-01
THE CHARGES WERE TRUE.
House Committee ON Salaries Finds
That Some Employees Have
Snaps and Others Have Not.

Washington, FEB. 2S-The report to the
special committee of the House, which
investigated the employment rolls, was
made public to-day by Chairman Moody.
1t says that some of the faults OBJ
served in the administration Of the affairs
of the House are attributable to the per-
sistence Of members of the House in urg-
ing upon the officers the appointment of
their constituents and friends to subordi-
nate places. In the offices of the clerk
and doorkeeper the committee report
that they found certain abuses, namely;
transfer Of employees from the duties of
the positions to which they were appoint
ed to other duties, unjustifiable payments
of cornpensat ton to employees while absent
from their posts of duty, and divisions of
salaries"
The committee says that one employe
has not worked over six months in the
nearly four years during which he has
drawn pay, and has not been in Wash
ington for eleven or twelve months. Many
cases of contributions by employees of sal
aries arc mentioned one of them in the
last Congress being 81 600 annually out of
a salary of $500. 1t is explained that
these contributions went toward equaliz-
ing salaries of other employees. The COM
mittee finds no evidence of the practice
of the assessment, contribution or division
of salaries In the present Congress.
The committee recommend a permanent
statute which shall properly and equita-
bly, adjust compensation and employment,
and specifically prevent these abuses.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-01

preparation for the Chattahoochee river.
The cut in esch case is slight. however,
and will not AFFECT the work TO be done
under the estimates of the engineers.Wit
regard to the Chattahoochee, it is believed
that practically the whole of the appro-
priation as originally made by the House
will be saved.
These items and the increases which
Senator Clay secured for the Oconee and
for Brunswick outer bar are the only
items of any Importance which the con-
ferees will have TO deal with. Senator
Clay hopes 10 be able to hold all of the
increases which were placed on the bill
by the Senate committee. As compared
with the heavy appropriations for larger
projects, these are slight. and there seems
warrant for the senator's belief that he
will be able to hold all of these increases.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-01

and vigorous as when he began. The ac-
quittal of his client was the result,
In 1876 the celebrated controversy over
the election to the presidency startled
the country The case for the Repulbi-
can party was put in the hands OF Mr..
lIVarts. He made the chief argument
before the electoral commission, the de-
cision of which put Rutherford 3. Hayes
I'm the presidential chair. After the in
auguration of President Hayes Mr..
Evarts was made his Secretary OF state
He brought to the conduct OF the office
the same Industry and earnestness which
had made his great success as a lawyer.
When he retired from the cabinet in
1881 Mr. Evarls was at once sent to Paris
to take part in the international none
tary conference. In 1885 he was elected
to the United States Senate MS a Republic
can, succeeding Eldridge G. Lapham OF
New York.
Mr.. Evarts retired from active life a
number OF years ago, and has since resid-
ell In New York city.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-01
PRIVATE GREEN'S CASE.
An Attempted Sensation mt Annapo-
lis which Has Long since
Played Out.

Warrington Feb 2s.-The Navy De-
partment has made public the findings OF
the court of inquiry, which investigated
the circumstances attending the illness.
death and burial of Marine Hobart Green,
which have been made the subject OF con-
gressional inquiry. Green died on the
santee at Annapolis, December last. from
pneumonia The findings OF the court, ns
made public, cxonerated the officials from
improper treatment of Green, and the new
phase OF the matter Is the Endorsement
OF Judge Advocate General Lemly, and
the action Of the Navy Department.
In brief. the former Is satisfied that
Green received skilled attendance ana
diet. but he expresses DOUBT whether the
hospital attendants gave the case the
constant attention. which its seriousness
demanded. The Santee's sick quarters are
said to be all right, but criticism Is mado
by Judge Lemley OF the flooding of tho
floor of the sick boy. where Green was
lying III, and also of his being allowed
10 walk, though assisted, from one cot 70
the other while desperately IN.
Judge Lemley also crlticisee the haste
with which the funeral arrangements were
made. and the manner in which the re-
mains were prepared for burial. He finds
that there is no occasion for bringing
Corpl. Winters to trial for false aestl-
mony.
The departments action is Indicated ia
the following paragraph:
I'm passing finally upon the case the
department states that it does not lose
sight of the fact that subsequent devel-
opments often suggest the propriety OF
precautionary measures or the exercise
of greater care than seems to be called
for at the time by the circumstances
known to those upon whom responsible
ity rests, and that while In this instance
II now appears that In some respects adj
ditional precautions might have been
taken, II is only just TO consider that the
fatal termination of the case, which was
not foreseen, must necessarily influence
In some degree any review Of It. Sub
ject 10 this observation, and TO the de
plrtment's inability to concur fully with
the remarks OF the Judge advocate gen
eral upon the removal OF Private Green
TO a separate enclosure the afternoon pre-
ceding his DEATH the opinion and the rec
ommendation OF that officer are ap-
proved" m4tnt