Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-17

JQORNE CBP|IOI
Remains of the Late sident Taken
from Buffalo to the Capitol Of Z
The Nation.
Mrs Kiniey Breaks Down At The,
Z Railway Station When Remains 1.
Arrive There.
Impressive Tributes Paid I'd the Mem.
ory of the President All Along 81 al
The Route

G$g4sI1UuItSS Is alQ tn 8INe EIMSIQ-5
ory 81 the President All Along
The Route. ID ID
Buff faIo, Sept. The silent form
of W IL Ham N cKinley was borne from
this city IL mpressiVe state during
the morning and taken on Its last
journey to the national capital.
ssss lust j days ago he came to the:
Fan American exposition in full health
and $yigor. He was received with an
enthusiasm that was unprecedentedS
In the annals of the city and for 24S
hours enjoyed himself thoroug ughly. The
story Of the foul est of assassinations, S
the pathetic stride to recovery, as
Eoutwardly demonstrates while death
was SLOWLY working On the vitals, the
breathless hopes OF q nation and loved
ones, the terrible "a hours Of susp
when death made its final demand
all are matters Of history now.
Streets Kept Clear Of People.
At the Milburn mansion, where the
tamil of the dead statesman slept
at the Wilcox mansion, where the new
president reposed, and down town
near the city hal, where the silent
form Of the former president lay, the
guards were formed and the streets
kept clear sof people. 8
was not a particularly pleasant
morning The sun shone, but the
wind blew In strong, fitful gusts:
sacross the city tearing down the
drapings and raising clouds of dust
AT the Mi ilbnrn n mansion, where Mrs:
Mel Kinley was, the servants were nov
ing early and there was more activity
about the house than has been since
the shooting BY 80 o'clock there
We're transfer wagons and carriages
drawn up at the corners near the
(.houseS and those within were up and
preparing for the journey to Wash
flngton. q ,ss
Mrs. McKinley as not awakened
until after 10 clock, when DR. Rixey
went TO the room With one OF her at
|tendants. She had not slept well,
Edespite the fact that she Is almost
I thor0ug ughly Eexh hausted and that DR.
Rixey had given her a sleeping po-I
5ttion. The first thing she asked was
ta repetition Of the query of the past
two days :
hen can see the ma jor ??'l' sss:
| DR.. Rixeys told her that they were
Egoing to let her see him soon and she
then let her att tendants dress her and;
Eat :4 5 was ready for her Il ght break
fast, which she took Id her room
alone, At &: 30 the baggage was ready
and two truck loads of 1T moved to the
depot. IN one wagon was a hospital
bed and ii was thought that this was!
for the use or M rs M OK Kinley, IN view;
Of the cerainty OF the fatigue OF the
Journey and the posi- ility OF q col
lapse. sSS
Departure for The Train. #
sAtts 4 IS several figures stepped
silently our upon the porch and
walked down towards the carriages:
Mrs. w William Nc eKinley Tobed in garb3
OF mourning and SUPP ported by Abnerl
mckinley on one side and DR. Rixey,
on the other, WIS the central figure.
To the surprise OF all she walked:
Ebriskly, with her mead quite erect, her
fface hidden behind her long black
veil She entered the carriage with
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far as could sS3he seen, she sat erect;
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other earria agas and the n ilburn house,
famous now because Of Its connection
with great tional tragedy went
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