The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-09-07

and they were on me when I commenced using
Golden Medical Discovery which took them
away, and haven't been bothered anymore
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse
the bowels and stimulate the sluggish
liver.
president when the shots we're fired,
said:
1T is Incorrect, as has been stated,
that the least fear of an assault was
entertained by the presidential party.
Since the Spanish war the president
has travelled all over the country and
has met people everywhere. In Can
ton he walks to church and down town
without a sign of secret service of any
kind as an escort. In Washington he
walks about the white house grounds,
drives out freely and has enjoyed
much freedom without the presence
Of detectives. It has been my custom
to stand back of the president and
just left so that | could see the right
hand of every person approaching,
but yesterday | was requested to stand
opposite the president, so that Mil
burn could stand to the left and in
troduce people who approached. in
that way | was unable to get a good
look at every ones right hand. A few
moments before Czolgosz approached
man came along with three fingers
OF his right hand tied up in bandage
and he had shaken hands with his left
When Czolgosz came up he was boy
ish-looking fellow, with an innocent
face perfectly calm and also noticed
that his right hand was wrapped in
what appeared to be a bandage.
watched him closely, but was inter-
rupted by a man in front of him who
held on to the presidents hand an un
usually long time"
Description Of Alleged AoeompIee.
This man appeared to be an Italian
and wore a short, heavy, black mus
tache. He was persistent and it was
necessary for me to push him along
so that others could reache the presi-
dent Just as he released the presi-
dents hand, and as the president was
reaching for the hand of the assassin,
came the two quick shots. Startled
for a moment looked and saw the
president draw his right hand up un-
der his coat, straighten up and press
ing his lips together Civ Czolgosz a
scocnful and contemptuous look.
AT the same time reached for the
young man and caught his left arm.
A big negro standing irst back OF him,
and who would have been the next to
take the presidents hand struck ;he
young man in the neck with one hand
ana with the other reached for the
revolver which had been discharged
through the handkerchief and the
shots from which had set fire to the
linen.
Immediately a dozen men fell on
the assassin and bore him to the floor.
While on the floor Czolgosz tried to
FIRE the revolver again. but before he
could point it at the president it wac
knocked from his hand It flew across I
the floor and one OF the artillerymen
picked it up and put Il in his pocket.
"On the way down to the station
Czolgosz would not say word but
seemed greatly agitated."
This morning Czolgosz was photo
eraphed and copies OF pictures are
b7ing made as rapidly as possible and
distributed broadcast.
Buffalo, N. Y, Sept. THE presi-
dent malntains great strength and 7
those watching him have hopes Of his /
recovery.
Dr Rixey, who had been in attend (
auce on President Mckinley through /
out the night said this morning that I
the president was resting easy that a
sleep had added 10 his /
chances OF passing safely through the
crisis. which may not be reached for /
Two or three days. His temperature, I
pulse and respiration remained salts