Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-07

aspen leaf ana many Times pau 10 stop
50 ss to regain enough nerve with
which to proceed. When asked to
sign the confession, 1t was only with
the greatest difficulty that be directed
the pen over the paper. Czolgotz was ss
white as sheet aud when any member
If the party addressed question to
him be would look elsewhere but st
the questioner. When it was an.
nounced that the sweating process was
over, he looked somewhat relieved.
The prisoner is said to have talked
more freely with foreign detective.
He said be made up his mind to kill
the President either at Buffalo or Cleve-
land where the G.. A. r. meets next
week. He said he had had ample oppor-
TUNES to shoot him In the former place,
but was not close enough, and for this
reason chose yesterdays occasion v hen
ne would be close, notwithstanding the
fact he knew escape was impossible.
Il was just about one o'clock this
morning when the conference was closed
Czoleosz was then taken upstairs on
the third floor of the headquarters build
ing. The officers who had charge OF him
were nearly compelled to carry him, so
weak was be. He was taken to a cell
and, ss he entered, he sank upon the cot
ia total collapse. 1t is thought be
Won be kept 10 his cell until the out
come of President McKiDley's injuries
are known more definitely. 1t is not
probable that be will be arraigned 10
court for preliminary hearing during
the day. A strong guard will be main
tanned about the station where Czolgosz
Is confined in case there is any further
demonstration by MODS.
At $50 o'clock Attorney General
Knox arrived at the MiIburn residence.
This makes the cabi1et officials here
three-Secretsry OF War Root. Score.
tary Of Agriculture Wilson and Attor-
ney General Knox.
Buffalo, N. Y, Sept. 7, 1915 p. NJ
The Presidents condition remains IN.
changed from last night. At 1915 p.
%. the doctors reported pulse 1876;
temperature, 1902; respiration, %.
A United States Senator arrived at
the Miburn home at 1890. He was
Rreeted on the steps by Mrs. McKin-
ley. Mis-. Mckinley cbstted pleasantly
with thosepresent for several minutes.
This Is very reassuring sign.
Buffalo, Sept. 7.-Vice President
Roosevelt arrived at p. m. from Bur-
liugtoD, Vermont. He entered a car
risge and immediately started for Presi
dent McKinley's bedside.
Buffalo, n. Y, Sept. 7.-Dr. Rixey IL
al hority for the statement that the
crisis is past In the three hours from
8 to II o'clock the Presidents pulse
had made the phenomenal fall from LAG
to 1876.
Buffalo, Sept 7.-Dr. Herman Myn-
'er, who has been In attendance on the
President since 7 O'clock last night,
said today: THE situation, surgicslly,
is without danger. The only fear lies
in the medical situation. II the Presi.
dent Is strong in bis kidneys and
stomach, be will survive and grow we'll
rapidly. II he is weak there will be
omDlicstions. DR.. Rixey says that
the President hiss not been 10 his best
health on this trip, and be rather fears
his kidneys"
Buffalo, Sept. 1925 p. m.-The Presi.
dents condition is unchanged.
Buffalo, N. Y, Sept. 7.-3:15 p. NJ
The physicians have given out no Off
cial bulletin on the Presidents condi
ton since the one Issued at noon.
At $40 p. N. DIR. Rixey authorized
Secretary Courtelyou to offer much en-
couragement.
Buffalo, N. Y, Sept. 400 p. H.
The President continues to rest quietly;
no change for worse; pulse 140; tenn
peas,ure 102; respiration "a.
Buffalo. N. Y, Sept. 7.-Dlstrict At.
torney Penny this morning took
possession of the Temple of Music at
the Pan-Americsn and held 1t until
afternoon. Surveys OF the building
were made with particular reference to
the exact spot on which the President
was standing when the shot was fired.
Photographs OF the interior Of the
Temple from several viewpoints were
taken. The District Attorney, assis-
tant District Attorneys Halter and
Hinckley, with several other attaches
Of the District Attorneys Office, and
steDographer, held a formal inquest 10
the building. Fully q dozen witnesses
were examined and their staten nts
transcribed in full.
Chicago, Sept. 7.-Warrants were
issue1 against the nine anarchists ar.
rested last night charging them with
conspiracy to sssassinate the Presi-
dent.
Cleveland, o, Sept leon Czolgosz the
ASSASSIN OF President Mckinley, lives at 306
Fleet street, this city. His fathers name is
dead, bat he has stepmother. CzOlgesz Is
% years old. He has eight brothers, tour OF
whom live in Cleveland. Leon has been sick
for three years" said Mrs. Czogosz today.
Before then he worked in the wire fence de
partment of the Cleveland Rolling Mill. He
left home two months ago. Two weeks ago
be wrote us from town In Indiana that he
WAS goirg far away and we would never see
him again. He was always a timid, sickly
boy. He can read and write fairly we'll. He
never had any associates here. He liked to