Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-09-12

| nc Iepiieu- w nat can uc Sdlu, NOW
ever, is that unless there are some un
expected complications, we expect
him to recover"
In answer to further inquiry regard
ing the presidents removal, DIR. Part
said it was altogether too early to
consider that matter. but that wher
he should be removed it would be &c
Washington, of course.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. lO.-There
was quite distinguished party gath
cred at the Milburn residence at noon
today. 1t was satisfied gathering
and quite in contrast to the meeting
of the same men on Saturday and
Sunday. These noon callers were
Vice President Roosevelt, Secretary
Gage, Secretary Root, Secretary
Hitchcock, Secretary Wilson and Post
master General Smith. After hear.
ing the very favorable reports of the
doctors, who expressed their belief
that the president would be sitting up
inside of ten days, Vice President
Roosevelt announced that he felt jus
tilted in leaving the city tonight and
hoped he would not be called upon to
| return
The group of officials remained in
the house for half an hour, and after
sending congratulations and messages
TO Mrs Mckinley. withdrew in very
| jovial frame of mind.
At noon the messages from the sick
| room are as satisfying as were the
morning bulletins.
BUFFALO, Sept. 10.-A cold, driz-
| zly, rainy morning makes things look
| Ience today at noon. The sun, how
ever has now burst through the clouds
md the afternoon is bright and beau
Ciful. The doctors have had another
consultation and are now not only sat
SIZED that the presiuent will get well,
out they say that in fortnight he will
| again be signing state papers. 1t
| las been agreed not to go after the
.emaining bullet at present under any
circumstances. They do not know
exactly where the ball is located, but
1t will do no harm under the circum-
stances wherever it may be. Nor
will the X-rays be resorted to mere
y through curiosity. The decision is
lot to search further for the missing
outlet.
The feeling in the city this after
train. They Immediately called at
Carriages and automobiles carrying
distinguished people are dashing up
and down Delaware avenue, and the
appearance of the city this afternoon
indicates the joyful mood in which
he people are.
The Pan-American exposition is
crowded this afternoon for the first
ime since last Friday. There is now
lalk of having the bells of the city
rung for half an hour as sort of ex
preston OF the joy of the people over
ne presidents escape from death
General Grosvenor and Judge Ray
arrived at the Milburn residence this
fternoon, coming in on the noon
ioon is one of general rejoicing.
he Milburn residence, as did several
)thers.
The o'clock bulletin reads: ''Gen
eral Improvement"
Dispatches received this afternoon
rom Chicago announcing the arresi
If Emma Goldman are read with yer!
great satisfaction.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1O.-Chie
Wilkie has received unofficial cor
irmation of the news of the arrest OF
Antonio Maggie. the Italian opera
singer who made the statement six
months ago that President Mckinley
would be shot before the first of Oc
ober and expressed a desire to 20
he deed The statement was Civ
IN out by Fred HUFFMAN. who was
member of the opera company, AMI is
low a newspaper reporter at Nichi-
"a. Kansas.
But little notice was taken of the
statement at the time, but il is now
hought that Maggie and ether an
lrchists mad the assassination of the
PRESIDENT planned for some time, and
hat Maggie may give some startling
'vidence.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Sept. TO-
Mrs. Abraham Goldman, mother of
emma Goldman, the anarchist lead
er, was seen this morning. and said
she knew little of her daughters do
ings, although she was quite conf
lent that she knew nothing about the
assault upon President Mckinley.
The mother said she was not be-
lever in anarchy and Emma never
discussed the subject in her presence.
She admitted that her daughters fol-
lowers assembled at Tough Mikes"
Joint in New York and rejoiced over
he assassination of King Humbert.
She would not say that her daugh-
er did not believe in the assassina-
ion of rulers, but claimed to know
nothing of her daughters doings.
She expressed her belief, however,
hat Emma could not assist in any
| such plot.
| I'VE don't believe as our daughter
| does" she said, but we have every
! faith in her, and cannot believe she
aided Czolgosz in his terrible crime.
I don't know just where she is at this
time"
BUFFALO, Sept. 10.-No addition,
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