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Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21

Anbreip Cliotr s~nbtrfpn tIeb fpbt ben 2eoe
September 1878 I Gsfion, Soma. Sun bIen fon,
%trrleret al Raftor 3. 9oren | 1894, 90 ON so.
item bet ~fsTesrSe sIar Tom ban til outber GoIs
Iese, fou, ban itber bar frefoeuteref.
SpieSb aipeiunb bIee fset I lirre, isis,
ben 19be slpriI 1880. Gan stt n Ito paa
SstffoIer I Wtoubpot 90 ionr Seftsu 1895
til ertber College, Tom ban fben bar ~irefoen.
teret.
Snfius 3. grausr bIeo fsbt ben Ste Sebruar
1878 90 fum Ssftsr 1894 til 2utper college.
Tom ban foet meb faa afbrpoeIfer bar ~frerpen,
teref.
Rtls .. 9laufpn bIeo ,sof 1873, praouereSe
ira Heb gatue Steb s6ooI 1897. oe 6Ieo |
September 1898 optoeet fom stuoert peo
autber College.
Carl @. Gitrsm bIeo ipbt ben 90tr mai 1880
| 0innnr, Uhur. Gan frefoentrebe Wiurrar
Seriraro irotiI Often 1897, sa ban insIerr.
inches | 5refbmanaelasfen oeb 2utber 9oueue.
SobaH .. 1rsna bTeo fsbt pda gitre SaIreu
/ gaprbeoer Of 6aroii, Roree, ben life gposms
Der 1877. Sar tom iii smerifa I Mai 1898.
9fterut babe ftuoeret GuaeIf oeo Wnnitotuoe
Steb 54ooL. Wuuttpipoc, gSis., ct glar, M ban
Gnirttelie Dos SmnIen Wfg. 50, Rdnttonoc,
four aasierer 90 dsiftererbe Rue6oIber. 90 ben
StiiiHe ttoebaboe ban, iuotil ban / September
1893 bleo shioert beb 2utber Guleee.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21

sotn Ssrpsu er 5en af forbenbRreuoe Batter
n. Berben. SnbtiI III ~fiurtenbe anr f~rsfnente,
reoe ban Common sSfoleu / Reo @iug. Winn. q,
oa ban (Suurer 1897 forloo berne 9h 90 ilbt.
teoe meo fine SorRIore til sbo 9uiotu. SgTten
1894 bIeo ban optnest Tom GIeb Deb 2utberdn
IorrrnI S6ool SiouI SANS, 2. Gaf., bbor ban
opboIhi ITO I Ct War. Zen nRfte .Aeft iom Dan
IL euiber College, Tom ban fben bar f~rCfoente'
ret ubeu I'brnbeNe.
@np Spwaro @srulo bIen fsbt ! Bearcr sans,
Nstrr. ben 14he Geeruor 1879. 2 Naret 1885
lotiebe bon neb fine 5or6pTore til @irh SsInno.
0liHu. On Sp'ter 1895 fom BON til outber
College.
9aarit semnn @uttebs er fsbt | cafe Bari,
Iecfer Gountb, Dtinu, ben 7be Sftober 1851.
. 1884 frnttebe bans Forpisre til Bruirie
5arm, Bis. Sioeu 1890 bar bans Siem onret
I Surieb, Storh Gnuntn, soma. Soften 1894
reifte ban It'll gohe, Soma. boor bar f~reibentc.
rehe eooe aeGoemh et adr. Soften pfte gar
Tom ban I'll eutber COLLEGE, % >leo Der optuaeu
/ S~erfasHlasfen. 6ar bIeo fpufrmeret af ga'tpr
y. u. Stieier I 3eeora6.
osurn Z. qinbe bIen feot ben site December
1879 nRr Rtoeeman, 3opd. ! September 1893
begprotc ban at gan pad Bn6lic,sfpIen [
Aiogeiuob, boorfrd Ban araouerroe / Srni 1895.
3 5antidr 1895 iorr ban til 9uiber Goaeue, bcur
ban ftoel bar hPret.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21

OlIen Rifle nplia oso. Sun bar, iadbioi
pioss, fsot i Ssmisoal.
esoftogen sr after ifsrt. I'm 9rposGs.
os beilig srsnne ,r girtsIierrs. gIbt %
g9ffe sisr taabe Sprst nsoober SisIos
itotrns. aosn ilippss al gaaI,n, og ON
tort lib bGrer bet dfTtso iii Spters.
gintsren sr lang beroppe, os osrfor sr
9uarsn sno mere ~ti9rtommen ben
tommsr mso 9soipret, gbOeiIs % 6ugIss
tptoosr, pS er oerfor batter ! bore Dale.
On 5iIsH til norite RduO og &binoty
| ameritd Fra Rorass Ratur.
Bang, lite SUM 1901. q. q. g.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21

"StuOsnteriamfuuo,t,4 Dor roOttoIs
Stuo,nttrsorporaitpr bar nu inopiet TT
npt o. iienns GUS. Snbpisiisn forssit
imesr rtgsu 6eittbslisbeb | RaronreIIe
al lniOsrftttets Rector, mto RaHtats az
0oIssr 8rahmarn ga saIs al Borssrs
rspr9 Isntdtiontns 5ormuuS Strmon 5ri,
sr. Sscar 8eismdr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21

piatie. Ndu tog Zig Iom i9bounlig en-
lioen 5ritib ben 17be Mai, o. Dasen isis
reoss paa ~i9opanlig Waaoe uiitnot pad be
Heite Stsosr; men 9sirst bar neiop ben
Dag i9roslss tislist meo fur 8inb, ida
man git og bdfieoe 39noer - bog baoos
man I'm protssfiou meb garnetoo. Z
Bang bolot 9aitor Dpbsiorb SsIttalen,
os ben esentliss Set ufboIotss / @riRod,
beim Sotel, boor llngoommeu morsoe ia
ubooer Ratten. aililutninsen bar mins
ore snb forsgaaenoe Oar, os 8sseiitrirs
gen frs for en- Del bort BET 6arite @sir.
SeitlisbeS I Bangs airfe.
Som for bsrsttet / "8seora5s8 o,ten"
bar @dlbriI.rne % bu iier gdrgoGrins
ger | Minnedpolis os st. PAUL inofams
let psHes hi ct Mtsrbineos for Sssnss
oaisns 9~irtefoptl. Oenns Snoiamling
bar gaaet belotst, Iaa al 8iasoet for en-
3io foen sr betaIt os cosrisnot BERTH.
Gfter Guo~stisneitens SIutnirs / Bangs
9irie lite piutfeod9 blep bette Btneos
oberratt Bangs Wsnigbeb Oeo STUDENT
Soresir Sspsritao, Der osiau bar en- At
benz, Der arbeiosbs for at r~suliisrs osnns
Imutfe Sonts. Seosrftdo bar inosp,t en-
Smgforenins pna Dennis, % 5sftliebs.
ben uabneoes meo Song al oenns .sJve.
ming, Der afiang nogIs 9srs al Salmel.
"Som en- 50. bpis opbs 8anee.' Sn!s
men sr f%orfattst at 5ornuuo I ben 6orss
neoe Rirte O. Sspms, % Tdapsl 5srt
ION Mslooi sr batter % sribsuns, % uns
Der Ssoeritaos ssoelis ubfsrtss Sans,n
Ieroslss sobi. Tsrefisr bolot SeosrituS
en- OsIlptfei Gale os hiIisoe tiiiIut Bangs
MsnisbeO fra grsore % Ssftrs | ameritl
og oa ifar fra gdIsriisr | 1%biuingbpsrns
% Dab Wtnigbeosn mootast bette altsrs
bilsbt ION ct 5,gn poa. at %llopaubr,rns
life bapbs CLIENT ben Yl.t al Soro. hDor
bsrss guass itpb. paa Bangs Menis'
btes g.gns iat'eoe SosnspraT 8pbsioro
for Gdpen, pe oenne 9at itnoer isg bsrs
oeo forslsbis til aft, Der bar paret mso
at arbeies for saesn. Oct bar ct pa'ttri
Era, al goer, % 5 bar bsroto 6pastt ~
fart gru fra Bang til Ninnsoputs.
-8insost, Der fprsitilsr ariftt OpFln'
oslfs. sr farotIes Oottsrt os en- prpo tsr
snbp,r airt,. Def tr maIst al Mrs ga,
rob RausIdnb. os bun tr osfaa df BAL.
bris Ser.omf, ea bun sr fsot pua airtt.
berg | isnSrs aurbdl.
T~fifeosfeit % llouanorins.
pi~ntispassuftsn afborbt Rils Sbomos
fen 2sins 5eft paa @rnbabsin for Siu'
Bent S~spsrfas % Dennis Sansforsnins.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
Sra Daloris.
SibIie @aar. - 17be Wai. - Nlter'
biaeoe til Seensaaiens Strife.

9aarsn tpm tiblissr. .nb man bar pant
til be itblte Var. os alsreos i Slutntnesu
at april bar bet pormt os ~beboeeiiet. Iad
at ben lille sus, Der bar tirbass opps !
aierns. forfpunot burtist for ben parmsn.
be Col. @aorpnnsn bsspnbte osrfor oss
faa t~iblisere snb aImineIist og ubfsrtss
burtigt, ibst gsirst pnr ieroelss beIoiet.
sos be fsftt 5lep moi farbie meo ben til
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21

I. @uhuu 3utpbiuu, Stouabtou Bis.. or
fsot Secornb, Soma. ben 23oc Cftpbsr 1877.
\ SaHiur 1894 tom con inb pun 2utber College,
fom 6uu fbeu Dor 'rcfcentcret mCb uubidpeIic
df 10 Hdr, fra 1898 I'll 1897.
Cue 3acob Hiort grruS biso ifbt Den 2tbs
2auuar 1880 pau Sgrtre Brutrte. @ts. }
1894 fnttebe burs Sorrlsre III Gbitaoo. IN,
Naareu 1905 hIco ban tanfkmsret % Sfitcn
ianme 9lar optuaet ION stuoent Deb outber
Gc1ege.
GarI \. sautr Ct 'sot ben lobe s]eSlember
1878 I Sort Eoege. 3nnu, % louFrmcrc, Rna,
rem 1855. S0H hur neo putbcr Goutlc stoIes
uuret 1891 90 1899. mcr bIeo on uebt III At
lutte 'or en- Ito, Gan beannois talsu 1s'isu
1895.
Is. q Sttsbtra CT feot I Rrrbeoen al atbbn.
Wirn. ben 7bc mai 1879. 2 ~ Wars Alberen
grabusreoe BON fra Rnrt 8egipu putb. Goaepe
( 5crOnS Suns, Minu.. % uqfte aar ]bepouhtc
ban at Iinoere oeb 2Itbsr GUHees. bportru bon
M grahuercr.
CliuCr q. \. Gs0aau. Sgu az pUn. %. q.
&ouuu I @Ieupouo, Dliun CT fsbt orr'tebs
ben lqhe September 1881, can ati pdd
PubIic zhoDl tubttI l-9t, bu buu 'om trb pud
glerluoon NcuocmD. bporfrd ban Qruoucrcoe I
1898. puu blep optrGrt Uco euibcr COLLEGE
Soften famine Nar.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
nnrra ,satriflitn

bill iaIe fcI aFb0io / ssiaH. IiHn.. aften lite
Salt: @rssnbrib, a'itn 2een 1uii; &neger.
3oie % ABE 1uii UlalaHa, Ste NIli. Aos'enu %
Cmean. 7oe % sos 2li: ya0fs. gbe suit eaue.
lobe Snli: aennsen. ufier i2ie 5uli: 1gisn %
Cneen. lsae Snli; eaueei % CmeaH i6ee ca
i7bs SnIi; eispbeH. slfisH lsos Sail: slnsas.
Aitsn fehe 3Hli.
uslsnet al WtHnefetaieiHebst.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21

Zen eumaiitus. ION vi ,nOetUs Treo re.
eornb- Rpitsu," bar 81 M prguti |, tire Dans
aeoer. vi CT reliorHeifi meo ben. % tr Der
andre al goiifns g1ieTe. iom iiuloe rni.e q
iaa ia en- Spmalfius. pa tor "a trpst aHbes
iaIs "Susreansn" braat 20 Gents. J. o..
Rsebers, Gsrtlle, SOpa-
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21

Wonumentet bill bti Ell uoffer Ealt.
tniteu bporpua De ire iopucoe Nfono.
ifobera Name er inobugIet iooIe0eS:
+. Guerint
6. Stsffen.
4. Gaier.
"Steaa EoIare"
1900.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21

bnor Sang % SaIsr fnIets paa bindnoeu
Stag / Stag. Ga Sspsrtas 2bsn Pints
fsbag ifurot fOrloot Bang. BAD Songfpre;
ninsen Der GarosI meO BAN oe tatieoe for
bans Arbtibe for Sanesu os afbolbsia'
gen | ben Sib, ban opbolot fig btr.
timber fn Gsris Der bar 6eptrftdo ais
tio oarst insIelIat meo Sreco.lit at
Gang. snssIf stoIe os aFboIosfOr,prds.
Bore b,sfs EnFer ltoiae,r BAN pua
bans Reiis til Gmeritd.
Deb bum fsIesr fra Bang often ..
ge os 6uftru, beft.mts til Rorfbfelo,
Rinn. Spe s. Ssmfins til airoreo, u.
o. BERT Wosdier, Der | ginter bar boz,
ret bitmrn. pua gsiss til gone, % ghd'
rt Riss. Der bar parst bismm, pod 8e'
ise til Surum. flutteos fig oeiod III Ssh
get. 8. 3. 8. 9ommsn % Rils Ssssr'
fen fra Decorub er for en- 9io fetn ans
tcmmsn paa gsIse til Dsftrs SItpre.
Soraeir 8. RdMitao, Der flsre War
bar p6rst Carer | Thorpe arsbS | Bang,
,r M anfat fom Carer | Dit 3rsoS, oeItrs
Siibre og Grsduiit D, Sliore !Soosptir,e,
SpSsfalo.
5sotrdabsmanb 9sts Srpnoieu adttss
nolb (S6sisl t Bong sr npiis ufsdo.t
oso 1eben. Gan bar fsbt 1921. ] pss
fire Sltore sr 5sberaobsmanO Sorleif
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21

Min 6uitrll flyer, at SprlalfillelI "0us-
Nv uennell" er beore end nlGIlgeit WtalfIle
til ben bpbbelte YriS, Og ben er lige Iaa goo mi
lOm Da ri lit ben, Og bet er I'LL ler aar lIOen,
8. &. gSroplie, Selapan, Wfirl.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
AfHeesfeit % lIepanSrina.

piniispassdit,n afbOTei Rils SbOmas
ZEN 9sius eeft paa @~rinoabsin for Siu,
esnt Ssotrftas % Dennis S~ansfursnins.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
WORDS OF SYMPATHY.
INDIVIDUALS AND ASSOCIATIONS CON
TINUE TO EXPRESS THEIR SORROW
FOR THE PRESIDENT.

Vladimir Teplow the Consul-General of Russia,
called on Mayor Van Wyck yesterday the Of
fetal representative of Russia offer his condo
lences. He expressed his heartfelt sympathy. and
said that the government of Russia and the masses
of Russia felt for the people of the United States
In this terrible calamity He added that the deep
friendship of the Russian people mani
tested for the people of the United States. The
Mayor thanked him and said that the American
people appreciated the friendship of Russia Here
are few of the messages and resolutions of con-
dolence adopted yesterday:
BELFAST CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.-The
body desires to express through the New-1ork
American people in the dastardly attempt on the
life of President Mckinley
TRADEMARK BAR OF LONDON-In unani-
nous feeling with forty millions. your cousins on
Bile crime committed against your President. with
tinue his wise and farseeing guardianship of the
destinies of the American people
METHODIST PREACHERS MEETING.-we
profoundly and sincerely sympathlze with the
cal condition consequent upon the wicked attempt
to f ana MAJ 5P b we sad ms evsn
upon her. We fervently pray that he may re-
finish his term as Chief Magistrate of the nation
nth the same ability that has thus far marked
may be graciously sustained in the trying ordeal
through which she @ is , If k b i
that anarchy should be stamped out by the strong
of the concurrent law OF ndtlOnS
BAPTIST MINISTER'S CONFERENCE--We de-
sire to express sympathy with our beloved Presi-
suffering We thank God for the prospect OF
speedy recovery and shall continue suppca-
tions for this much desired end.
BERGEN COUNTY. y. J., REPUBLICAN EX-
ECJTTIVE COMMITTEE.-ReSol That view
with horror this dastardy blow the liberal in
stitutions Of this country sincerely hope that
a Divine Providence may speedily bring about a
complete restoration to health of our President. in
order that he may continue his wise judicious and
inspiring administration of the affairs OF
country
NATIONAL. ASSOCIATION OF POSTOFTTCE
CIERKS-To Mrs. William Mckinley: The
bers OF this body tender to their heartfelt
sympathy at the terrible calamity that has be-
fallen the President, and earnestly pray that he
may be speedily restored TO health.
PUBLIC HACKMEN'S PROTECTIVE LEAGUE.
Resolved That denounce the dastardly attack
as a crime against the nation and attempt to
disrupt organized labor in this country.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
MAGISTRATE BRANN HAS A PLAN.

Henry A Brann. police magistrate. gave vent
yesterday his views about the attempt on the
life of President Mckinley. and proposed this plan
whereby anarchy in the United States may bee
stamped out:
When Congress meets IL should pass law bar
ring all immigration from the south of Europe.
from which anarchists come. for ten years At
the expiration of that period. stin with re-
stricttons at ports OF entry irnrigra atlon
persons In Europe desiring TO come TO the United
States should be required &c make application TO
commissioners abroad. Each application
should be investigated rgidly. and II the applicant
is found to be anarchist or of extreme social
istic views he should be denied the right 20 come
10 this country.
Congress should pass a law requiring govern
ment officials to keep sharp watch people
suspected of anarchistic views. and Furnishing such
offenders severely. They might be held 10 be
guilty of treason Each State should pass a law
similar the proposed national law. Then the
police of each county and each city should keep
a strict watch upon immigrants suspected OF an
archistic tendencies. keeping their records. as
20 detect the first sign of any desire 20 upset es-
tablished government by dastardly and cOwardly
acts. such the attempt 10 kill President Nc
kinley- II discovered they should be Immediately
deported-
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
DOES NOT SHOW INSANITY
NEUROLOGIsTS THINK PHOTOGRAPH OF
CZOLGOSZ INDICATES RATHER A
THIRST FOR NOTORIETY.

The official photograph of Czolgosz, which
was printed in The Tribune yesterday caused
considerable discussion among physicians who
have made special study Of the criminal mind.
II WIS the general opinion of leading ncuroI-
ogsts and alienists who by Trib-
reporters that the would-be assassin OF
President Mckinley is not insane, but merely
q product Of anarchistic tendencies.
DR.. ]. Leonard Corning a well known neu-
rologist of No. 30 West Thirty-eighth-st. who
attracted considerable attention as an aenist
expert in the Barker Keller case, in which he
testified TO the insanity of Barker, and who
has written several works neurology and
nervous diseases, told a Tribune reporter II
his opi-ion that it Czolgosz's thirst
for notoriety, and not insanity which caused
the young Poisb-Aulericar to commit the
crime of last Friday. After DR.. Corning had
made a close study of the published portrait
OF the anarchist, he asked:
Would you say that Czolgosz was insane?
mo; not in any legal generally accepted
use of the term"
do you ascribe any especial Importance TO
the shape of the skull as a direct or indirect
evidence OF insanity
Certainly not, except where the deviation
from the normal, both in size and shape is of
the most eXaggerate ted kind
lis there not popular belief that even minor
deviations from the normal skull have a bear
ing on the mental status of the individual?"
There is. but the proposition has been dis
proved over and over again"
= In the photograph of Czolgosz do you notice
any pronounced asymmetry of the skull or
face?"
NO; nothing marked"
SUSCEPTIBLE TO SUGGESTION.
do you regard this man peculiarly sus-
ceptible suggestions from others, from your
reading OF his history In The Tribune"
Yes, I do much that II would be strong
presumptive evidence in my mind that he had
been in coilusion with others in the prepetra-
ton of this crime"
In view Of the fact that there are so many
weak minded and crminaly disposed persons
In the community, do you not believe that the
circulation OF inhammatory and criminal ntera-
rure should be suppressed by statutory enact
nent? %
Il most emphaticaly do. And for the same
reason, the holding of public meetings for the
purpose of suggesting and inciting TO criminal
acts should be ruthlessly prohibited"
What do you think Will be the defence Of
this man when arraigned In court?"
II think that it viii be insanity and it IS
possible that this line OF defence was
agreed upon before he committed the crime
Ito what do you ascribe his present bravado ?,'
ITO mock heroics, a disposition to play a
theatrical role"
The doctor then added:
Criminals OF this kind characterized by in
ordinate egoism. an obtnnded or perverted moral
arnenahllity TO suggestions from others When
serprises ,es ese Is eooHy supposed to do 50 Under
the sway Of a fanaticai sense OF PERSONA obliga-
the true expanhtion; the real psychologioal fac
Is the lust for and pHslie ap
Of the subject after the commission OF crime
q Oh deed as such IS deghted that he and It are
talked about and maintains front OF brutal in
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10

difference as long his lust for self-aggrandize-
ment is gratifed. 49,
the honorable pride which leads to the faithful
performance OF irksone and often bitter tasRs i IN
ment of honorable fame in war. the arts, sciences
fields requires sel3-ebnegation. long continued ana
usually honest observance of the rules OF tne
In other words; the individual must possess
the faculties of moral and intellectual lnhlpitlon
1t is precisely here that portentous hiatus Is
archistic criminals Too warped intellectually and
9e or oq they cast
with any scheme matter how quixotic, no ma ma
place upon presumptuous covetousness ana s1 sinan
endowment Many are the nabpy wd.tnt w,,,iizad So
h9 ae e euYe IN 'h oace Of this
knavery of anarchy and here is the great danger
iation Of the Inefficient members OF the race ss
The anarchstic crminal-he who does ~, tne e, ueeo
not he who urges him TO it's lnVarlapI! ~.
ordinately amenable TO suggestion TO lneItelhe @ m
from without II fo0ws hs nas Of criminals
we must protect the weaker member OF $500 1I
direct fncitenent 10 a hoInicidal deed. especially
when made against the head ol lgh;uat gISu should
DE punishable with the extreme penalty o. 'ie n
law while those who are less drectlys c1Io on Ire "
the perpetration should be imprisoned ior i'
COOP CHANCE FOR RECOVERY.
DO You think that Mr.. McKinley's constitu-
tional vitality is such 10 aid materaiiy III nus
recovery"
yes most certainly His even balance OF
mind his will power and his abstemious habits
particularly his abstention from alcoho-can-.
not fan to have left his nervous system In a
state OF the highest efficiency. This, combined
with the extraordinary address and skin SHOWN
by his physicians, must go long way toward
helping him in the combat for life
How do you explain Mrs. McAinley's present
fortitude?"
quality which, paradoxical il may seem, is
often displayed by persons OF hishiy nervous
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
SAYS HE rs CzOLGOsz's COUSIN.
BROOKLYN BRAWLER CLAIMS RELATION
SHIP WITH THE ASSASSIN. AND AID
MITS BEING AN ANARCHIST


SHIP WITH THE ASSASSIN AND AID
MITS BEING AN ANARCHIST
Tramo Rafferlo. who declares that he is a
cousin of Leon Czolgosz, arraigned In the
Grant-st. court, Brooklyn. yesterday the
suit of a general fight at the home of a friend
on Sunday night He charged with cutting
two men and beating woman at No. 66I Wash
ington-aVe.. Brooklyn. Rafferlo. who has been
in America only six months. cannot speak Eng
li-..I.
The court interpreter told the magistrate that
the italian declared himself 10 be cousin of
the would-be assassin of President Mckinley
and admitted being anarchist. He was sent
10 jaii in default of $1,000 ball.
PATERSONS MAYOR TALKS VIGOROUSLY
Paterson N j.. Sept. 9 (Specab.-Mayor Hinch-
nne said to-day: 1--WE bit afraid of
these anarchists and will stand nonsense
from them. My orders that if there is any at
tempt at a celebration any gloriiication OF the
assassin. any unseemly enthusiasm, the guilty
ANYTHING in the anarchist organ that viii give
a hold on them. Will send them 10 State prison.
If there is any possible way in which get
our hands the neck OF Pedro Esteve, the editor,
will lana him. II IL is only on suspicion. We
want the outside public to know our sentiments,
and anxious 10 wipe the blot from our
name. Whenever an anarchist head shows up. We
propose to hit it,
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
BARON RoTHsCHnp,s VIEWS.

London. Sept 9.'"The feeling of the British
financial world" said Lord Rothscfild this
morning, is that President Mckinley win get
well and everything come out all right Hence
the rise Of American sec.rities the Stock
Exchange above parity"
Asked e he thought the financial condition
of the United States was strong enough TO with
stand the worst contingency. Lors Rothschild
said:
We are not dealing with hypothesis We
think President Mckinley will live, and that is
sufficient. To-dsy's rise is due TO a psneral
belief in that and to concerted action on the
part of financial leaders
Lord Rothschild expressed sorrow for the at
tempted assassination of President Mckinley,
and added that everybody he knew felt the
same way.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
GLOATED OVER Ass4sSIN's DEED.
MAIL CARRIER sUMMARILY DEPRIVED OF
HIS CONTRACT.


Washington. Sept 9.-Second Assistant Post
rnaster-General Shallenberger to-day surlrnarily
cancelled tl-e contract of a mail carrier for
pressing satisfaction the shooting of Presi-
derzt Mckinley. The name OF the person who
vas thus dealt with is Charles T. Cortrisht and
he had a contract for carrying the mail between
Homer Cortland County, n. Y, and Spafford, IN
OnOndaga County. The information concerning
his offence came TO the Postoffice Department
through the postmaster at Fofnei' VINO IN
closed affldavits from four citizens OF the place
confirming his report 1t appears that Wnen
CortrIght first received announcement of the
news Of the attempt upon the Presidents life
he remarked with an oath that he was Glad Of
ST." and added that the President should nave
been killed years ago. Fearing of this remark,
three citizens Of the town called upon -Cortrfght
and asked him If the report was correct, aud he
replied that IL Upon receiving this IN
formation. duly supported by the oaths OF the
citizens who had heard this stareInent MADE
General ShalIenberger took prompt steps 10
cancel Cortright's contract upon the ground that
person capable Of such sentiments is not nj
custodian Of the malls of the government
Following is the full text Of letter General
shallenberger wrote TO cortright's sureties:
Rr- Michael Murphy and Mr. F. M Briggs. Homer
Gentlemen: It has been shown 10 this office by
the adavits of four credltable citizens that on the
evening OF the 9th instant Charles T. Cortright
contractor with the government for carrying the
mail on Route $50 from Spafford to Homer. n. T..
e shooting ns Of Presdena Mciniey This depart
ment believes that the transportation OF the nalas ~.
is unsafe in the hands of a person VINO wouio oe-
beraey goat The attempt OF an assassin ssa TO
70 the said Charles F. Cortright.
hereby called upon TO immediately assume the
carrying Of the malls Route 1880: in accordance
oce ot The date on which ,a yo1 begin ssree a sSe aSe
anything further TO DO n connection with the per-
w S. SHALLENBERGER.,
Second Assistant osfnaster-c,eHeral,
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10

constitution under the stress of great ext
gency."
DR. Corning won renown several months ago
by his discovery of spinal anaesthesa, by which
the lower parts of the body be made in
sensible to pain and can be thus operated upon
without the consciousness of the patient, by
means of injections of cocaine into the spinal
duct Several operations by spinal aneesthesia
were made as a proof of its practicability.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-10
Second Assistant Postmsster-Geners
SPECIAL SERVICE IL OLD ST PAuL's..

SPECIAL SERVICE IN OLD ST. PAULh-
A special Litany service for the recovery OF
President Mckinley held IN the historic St
Pauis Chapel. Broadway and Fulton-st-. at noon
Yesterday Il well attended by the downtown
business men and women. Two hymns sung.
Jesus. Lover Of My Soul. and Nearer, My God.
70 Thee" The service conducted by the
vicar, the Rev ". Montague Geer, and lasted
ABOUT nfteen minutes Mr.. Geer repeated the
sfescflDeo prayer for the President OF the United
osates' ana that for sick person This service
OI suilphcation will be held in the church daily
WING the President is In q critical condition.