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The Florence tribune., 1901-07-13

Tens of thousands of farmers settled upon small but highly productive farms would add greatly by their la5ors to the agricultural products of the United States. and would be now, good customers of it's manufacturers and merchants.-I Chicago Tribune.
The Florence tribune., 1901-07-13

young woman school teacher on her way to the Philippines, where she is to teach, writes thus to a friend : "Dear Mazie: Yes, 1t is true that 1 have signed d contract to teach three years in the Philippines and that con tract looks pretty big and horrid to me now. for papa says the Government will hold me to it. whatever happens. But don't believe the Government would force a girl to keep on teaching if one of those brave-nobIe Colonels or Captains asked it to let her off so he could-oh, you sly thing You Enow what we talked about. Anyway, I am going, and if come back with 3 mii- itary title to my name won't you poley things envy me- Your own, Cally. ."-fTncson Star.
The Florence tribune., 1901-07-13
i. Arthur P. Davis. head df the govern

 5 Arthur P. Davis, head of tbe govern mentbydrographic saryey, which has been earriedS on inJsthis county for some months, has made report on the work to. the water storage commission, and leftSatnrday night for the north, where lie will superintend work in progress. The results of the sound ings at the Tonso Basin site are not made pnblic, but are understood to be very satisfactory. Mir. Davis also sub mitted proposition which was accept ed by the commission, providing for q Photographic survey of the Salt River and it's tributaries. Mir. Davis said the government would furnish 5000 if the commission would give an equal amount. As the county's share will not become available until the first of next year the expense of the first part of the work will be carried by the government appropriation. The work will be invaluable to those interested in irrigation in the valley.-I Phoeniz
 Enterprise.
The Florence tribune., 1901-07-13

The Cananea railroad has been com pleted from Naco towards Cananea d distance of six miles. The distance from Naco to Cananea is forty five miles. When the railroad has been completed distance of twenty miles the forwarding will be transferred from Naco to the end of the track.
The Florence tribune., 1901-07-13

Col. Andrew Cronley isin from his San Pedro ranch ahd confirms the re- port of the development of artesian water on John Browns ranch. Three wells are flowing as much as can gnsh through 4 inch pipe. A se- ven inch hole is now being put down, which it is believed will strike the flowing water at 30 feet or less. Col. Cronley says he believes that sufficient artesian water can be developed to cul- tivate all of the available land in that part of the valley.-[ Tucson Star.
The Florence tribune., 1901-07-13

THE Journal-Miner announces that the new city pump throws 432 gallons every tweuty-four hours. What is Prescott going to do with all that water?
The Florence tribune., 1901-07-13

"lF is apparent that something must be done to provide water for the Indians. In order to demonstrate our ahility to govern new peoples we must show a better record for those now in onr care. ''lProf F II. Newell, in lecture iu Washington Dec. a7. ISQg
The Florence tribune., 1901-07-13

ASr. LorIs judge told his issweltering jury to take off their coats, as he be- lieved in adapting clothing to the weather. Those Missouriaus are all right.
The Florence tribune., 1901-07-13
Tea Garden Drips

is Sugar Syrup of highest quality. Once used--always wanted. Delici- ously sweet-make, taffy candy toper- lection. Manufactured by Pacific Coast Syrup Co. Ask your grocer, 707719 Sansorne St.. San Francisco,
The Florence tribune., 1901-07-13

Secretary Hitchcock has at last been fully convinced of the righteousness of the cause of irrigation in the arid west, and is now preparing 3 report to the president, endorsing system of irrigation dams for the arid lands of the west and recommending legisla- tion by congress along this line. The first appropriation to be recommended win be Tor the Gila river dam at San Carlos. So much for the education re- ceived by the presidential party on it's recent western trip, considerable of which education was furnished by Editor Reppy, of the Florence TRIBUNE, by means of his special publication ad- dressed to President McKinley.-- Southwestern Stockman.
The Florence tribune., 1901-07-13

J.V. VIcKERs and Walter Vail, we'll known Arizona cattlemen, have bought Santa Rosa Island, of the coast of California.
The Florence tribune., 1901-07-13

WANrED-To purchase choice ore and two year old weashers, delivered after shorn. State price asked. j29 St ". J. RAFcLIrT,
 Atwood, kausas.
The Florence tribune., 1901-07-13

Is scoustaltly supplied with F at Besf. which wilIbe furnished customers at the lowest cash prices. We buy for cash and are com pelled to sell for cash. and will use our bess endeayorsto guarantee satisfaction to cur customers.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
POISONED MILK
BEING SOLD HERE
Laws Are Said to be Too
IeRient
PROFESSOR CHESTER SPEAKS
State Chemists and Health Board
Start a Movement for Pare
Food Legislation

When seen in his home. No. sos Adams
street hast evening, Professor Il. ID. Ches-
ter. head of the State laboratory In Della
ware College IN Newark. confirmed the
report published yesterday of the finding
of the extensive and INSCRIPTIONS use of
formaldedyde by certain mikmen in the
city of Wilmiszon. Not only is this
poison used but authorizations by other
means are fully exposed by the analysis
of the forty samples gathered by the
State chemist.
These findings are NO reflection upon
Milk Inspector McEvilly. nor the milk I'M
Ispection system of the city. for Mr.. Ne
Evilly has been aiding the State authori-
ties in this investigation and was well
aware of the adulterationS that were
being practiced. hut refraincd from ac-
tion until the State chemists had reported
and suitable law for the punishment Of
n ilknlea who nse formaldehyde could be
mAdc
The test is hcing made in the interests
of ne health of the citizens Of the State,
and viii hc carried throughout the State.
Wilmington is the starring point and the
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
Critically III.

Buffalo. Sept 13. Several messen-
gers were hurried from the house, and
it was understood that they carried
dispatches to the absent members OF
the cabinet and the kin Of the Presi-
dent. Additional lights burn for those
in the Milburn home. and the house
hold IS astir Beyond the statement
that the President Is critically i'll no
further comment has been authorized.
but it is manifest that the wounded
President faces grave and menacing
crisis. Alarm can be read in the ac-
tions of those to whose nursing and
care he is committed. The scene
about the house IS dramatic one.
The attendants can be seen hurryng
behind the unshaded and brightly
lighted windows. and messengers come
and go hastily through the guarded
door. Outside half a hundred newspa-
per correspondents arc assembled.
awaiting news.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13

result of the analysis has verified the
suspicion of the authorities In "a startling
manner The state Board of Health also
Is nn the movement and the real object is
Tor the purpose of getting substantial
proof to submit TO the General Assembly
in order To obtain some pure fooa legisa-
ton.
FINDING or THE CHEMISTS
or the forty samples of milk obtained
from local dealers 60 per cent. of them
were far below the standard set M by
other cities which is - per cent solid
and % per cent. rat. In some instance.
the chemists found the samples to be ono
half water, while in others the stuff sold
Tor pure, rich country milk was nothing
but skinned milk.
All samples were thoroughly tested for
formaldehyde and 10 per cent. of them
showed unmistakable evidence of the
poisonous embalming fluid
A certain alleged harmless preparation
used by milkmen also was tested and
was found to be diluted form Of for
maldehyde.
MiLKMEN PROTEST AGAINST CHARGES
Some local milkmen protest against the
wholesale charge of the use of formalde-
hyde and other authorizations in the milk
and say that in all fairness the names of
the guilty parties should be made known
as people are suspicious of all milk sold
ana there is a slight dropping on in the
receipts of both the wagons and the dair-
les When the entire work is finished
there may be a grand expose.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
.GRAVR NEWS
AFFECTN MARKET
New York Stock Market
Weakened Decline in
Selling

BY the bulletins this morning re-
vealing the unfavorable change in
President McKinleys condition. the
stock market was badly affected
Scott & Co. announce that the New
York market broke widely as a conse-
quence of the report that the President
was dead and that there was a decline
of from So to S. a share in selling.
II. L. Evans and f. d. Lackey & Co.
report that while the local market has
been but slightly affected the New
York market opened and stock lowered
from 81 to &c.
News of the later bulletins is having
a tendency to settle the market to a
slight extent, though conditions are
uncertain.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13

and light doses Of digitalis has yet
been administered
The crisis will come tonight
Chicago. Sept. 13.-2.35 p. m.-Judge
Chetlain today heard the habeas cor
pus case of the nine alleged anaroh-
lists who were arrested on the charge
of completely in the assassination Of
President Mckinley. In the criminal
court building, instead of the regular
court room.
This precaUtion was taken in order
to prevent a lynching An excited
crowd on the outside threatened to
lynch the men when the Presidents
critical condition was learned.
Buffalo. Sept 13-245 p. m.-The
guard over Czolgosz has been in
creased today to its original proper
tions. Force viii be used TO disperse
any crowd
: Buffalo Sept i3.-3 p MFRS. Nc
Kinley saw the President shortly be-
fore noon. She still IS ignorant of his
critical condition.
Buffalo Sent 1856 p. m.-The
President is said to be better than he
was at this time yesterday. The bull
letin about to be issued will be fa-
vorable.
Saratoga n ", Sept. 1870 D. m.-
The trail OF Vice-President Roosevelt
and his guide had not been found up TO
2 p. m. Guides are searching for him
in every direction.
New York. Sept 13.-l3O p. m.-
Deputy Police Commissioner Devery
has received message from Berlin. N.
H., announcing that foreigner is en-
route TO Washington from there with
the intention Of assassinating Vice
President Roosevelt.
The police are looking for him.
Buffalo Sept i3.-5 p. m.-Presi-
dents physicians report he is only
slightly improved since last bulletin.
Pulse and temperature remain the
same as at that hour.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
PRESIDENT
FACES
.a--u-szirs.-
ACRISIS
Change For the Worse Early
This Morning
ALL PHYSICIANS SUMMONED
Messengers Dispatched For Re.
latiOns and Intimate Friends.
DIeITALIs ADMINISTERED TO HIM

Presidents Condition Was Very IN
favorable at $50 O'clock Last Night,
But at Midnight He Was Greatly I'm.
proved, Only to Suffer a Serious
Sinking Spell Shortly After ? O'clock.
It Is Announced Officially That the
President Is Critically lll-Favora.
BILE indications at Midnight Com.
pletely Routed.
Mnburn House. Buffalo. Sept. 1S.-
President Mckinley experienced a
sinking spell shortly after O'clock
Tho physicians are administering
restoratives to him with the hope OF
roviving him.
A general call has gone out to the
physicians and the members Of the
cabinet now in the city
DR.. Park reached the house at $50
ana shortly after him came Secretaries
Hitchcock and Wilson.
The Associated Press has been au
thorizcd to say that President McKin
ley IS critically IN.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
rhe 40 o,eIeek euIIetIn.

Milburn House, Buffalo, Sept. 13.--
The following is issued by the Presi-
dents physicians at $50 a. m.
The Presidents condition is very
serious, and gives rise. to the gravest
apprehension. His bowels have moved
well. but his heart does not respond
properly to stimulation. He is con-
sclous. The skin is warm and the
pulse small regular. easily compress
sible and l2G; respiration. 80; tenn
perature, 100.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
Mueh Worse, So Nurae.

Milburn House, Buffalo, Sept 13.--
Mrs. McWilliams drove to the Milburn
house at 3.25 AS she alighted from
her carriage she said: Il was told the
President was much worse and was
asked TO come 20 the house at once"
Mrs. Newell. one Of the trained
nurses, suddenly called, arrived at 3.15.
She spraEg from an electric carriage
and ran down the sidewalk to the
house.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
RattIeshin Goes 20 Sea

Owing 90 the unsatisfactory conditions
ff ihe weather yesterday afternoon. 90 is
hclievcd that the speed tests of the new.
Russian hatileship Reivizan were post
poned today. The vessel remained at
.'ancinr ncar Rccdy Island until eight
O'Clock in ihe morning, and then went
down TO the BreakWater. passing out at
tho capes about 9 O'Clock in The after
neon.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13

Buffalo, Sept 13 S.32 a. III The President began sink
ing shortly after o'clock this morning after critical
dition of twelve hours The trouble started yesterday
through the failure of the digestive organs peorn their
functions.
bulletin issued at o'clock this morning says that The
President is in semi-conscous conditions He extremely
weak and his heart erratc Secretary Coeyou says his
condition is serious it we'll be and there much
room for hope.
All physicians hastily summoned and Secretary
Corteyou wired Washington asking for W. W. Johnson,
of that city, to leave for Buffalo He specialist III
heart trouble. He now is in Maine.
DR.. Rixey is anxious get the services of Dr. Edward
G. Janeway, of New York, similar specialist
All members of the Cabinet have been summoned here
AT 55 the police here used ropes keep back the
crowds that are excited.
The Presidents heart action is slightly stronger and
somewhat regular While death may any mo-
unless there is decided rally Immediately the Presi
dent may linger for many hours
a m-rhc physicians
President
nourishment had been injected
Corteyou following telegraph Nongm-
cry in charge of the telegraph office the White House
Notify
dtion has extremely
Buffalo, Sept la-s mAbuor Mckinley LETT the Mburn house
shortly before o'clock
o. time
Washington Sept 1S-9 the White
House 715
the
Buffalo, aO o'clock the physicians began to
dress wound.
Mnbum $40 they were encouraged by the de-
veopment of the last they President has fighting
Burao sept lS92O a. n-Geoge
o'clock and said that the President k better than
hreeh
Hanna Colonel ntvroD ~ rs, an
at the Mr. NTcr{roy,s ~
a 8 O As he eft he said
whether he Sept. $40 a. m
would go to Buffalo clergyman Mlburi
house this md adm tied
OeFehana' sep. SD a. mA His mo
spe'.A uali ei' mere o i'anao over present
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
laIgnedl
T.. NJ RlNEY,
NJ ID. MANN,
HERMAN MYNTER,
EUGENE WASDlN,
CHARLES O.. STOCKTON,
GEORGE b. CORTELNOU,
Secretary 10 the President

Buffalo. Sept. 13.-i15 p. m.-secre-
tary Corclyou said after the secon,
bulletin had been issued that the sen
tence "hc is better than yesterday a
this time should be stricken out
When The doctors were preparing tho
bulletin they had in mind the Presi-
dents condition yesterday up to mid
night ID was just before that time
that The arst alarming symptoms were
manifested.
This changes the favorable tone Of
the bulletin.
Bunhlo Sept. l3-2O6 p. m-Sona-
Tor Burrows. of Michigan. upon leav-
ing the Milburn house at 13O p. m.
said Secretary Cortelyou told me
that the President Is now sleeping
quietly. but that the crisis will come
tonight Physicians are still using
saline injections to stimulate tn,
heart
Buffalo. Sept l3-215 p. m.-phy-
sicians have practically discontinued
the administration OF nonrishment as
the recmm is irri,ated. and does net
retain enemas Only small quantity
of nourishment therefore, is retained
Buffalo. Sept H. 2.20 y. M. AT l3f
the President still was asleep. and th,
heart action Is sufficiently strong tc
justify the doctors in not awakening
him for treatment No other treat
ment than saline solution injections
Evening journal., 1901-09-13

- Ut. ANallto Ms MtDulhtlf WAb i'Ai
Buffalo yesterday afternoon for stock
bridge. started for Buffalo today lIc
said this morning tha from the FIRST
The Presidents heart action had
caused the physicians some anxiety.
Buffalo, Sept. l8.-lo a. m.-D Dr.
Mann announced that the President is
better than in the early morning. "We
are very anxious he said bat We
have not given mp hope by any
means"
Milbmn House, Buffalo. Sept. 13.-
1910 a. m-The Presidents condition
has somewhat improved during the
past few hours. There is a better lc-
sponse to stimulants lie Is conscious
and free from pain. His pulse is l2S
and temperature, 99.S.
(SieneD.
p. NJ. RlXEY
NJ. -. MANN.
ROSWELL PARK.
HERMAU MYNTER,
EUGENE WAsDIN.
CHARLES Y. c. STOCKTON,
GEORGE b. CORTELYOU,
Secretary TO the President.
DIT Stockton temporarily takes the
place OF Dr. McBWney
Buffalo, Sept 13-l0l5 n. m-The
minister who entered the house was
Chaplain Sykes, Of the United States
Navy He says he stopped to ask the
Presidents condition
Portsmouth, n. H.. Sept. l8.-1O15
a. m.-Dr w. W. Johnson. the emil
nent surgeon of Washington, has been
summoned by Secretary Cortelyou to
so to Buffalo at once lie was at. his
summer home in Jamaica Island,
Portsmouth Harbor and left immedi-
ately- He is due in Buffalo at 9l5
p. m.
Albany N. Y. Sept. 13-1O.2O a. m
William Loeb, Jr., private secretary To
Vice-President Roosevelt. is en- route
% North Creek, on a special train on
the Delaware and Hudson railroad Ia
bring the president here.
Boston, Sept 13.-1O.25 a. m.-seore-
tlry Long started for Buffalo on a spe
cial train shortly after 4 O'Clock this
morning
Buffalo, Sept 13.-lC.Sj q. m.-Drs
Stockton and Mynter left the Milburn
louse at 9.45 a. m Dr. Mynter says
that tho Pre8idents heart is affected
and at present he is highly stimulated
with saline oxygen. etc He shows
slight Improvement over the early
morning
Buffalo, Sept 13.-1OS5 a. m.-Viee-
President Roosevelt was telegraphed tC
in the Adirondacks to come at once. IIt
is several hours distant from tele
graphic communication.
Buffalo. Sept 13.-1O.4O a. NTH,
drst apprehension Of the phtscician.
carly this morning was when the hear
failed to respond to sdmulants. Til.
,howed the gravity Of the President.
condition.
North Creek N. Y, Sept l5.-lv45 a
! m DR.. Edward Janewav. the hear
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
Death Nay occur at Any Moment.

Milburn House, Buffalo. Sept. 13.-
At 1925 a. m. the President is so weak
that he does not apparently suffer
much. Strychnine. digitalis and other
powerful heart stimulants do not pro-
duct effects and the worst is feared.
dis death might occur any time from
heart exhaustion. Mrs. Mckinley has
not yet been informed Of the change
for the worse.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
pIaltalIs Admlnistered.

Buffalo. Sept. l9.--At o'clocl, all Of
the physicians were gathered at the
bedside of the President. Il was stated
that diglialis was being administered
to the President.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13

Washington, Sept 13.-9.15 a. M
Secretary Hay arrived at the White
House at 9 o'clock. As he left he said
he was not determined whether he
would go TO Buffalo or not
Cleveland. Sept. 13.-915 a. ma
special train left here for Buffalo over
the Lake Shore railroad at 5.24 o'clock
this morning having on board Senator
Evening journal., 1901-09-13

Hanna. Colonel Myron 7. Herricks and
Mr.. McKinley's sisters.
Buffalo. Sept. 13-9.4O a. MA
clergyman arrived at the Mllburn
house this morning and was admitted
His name and denomination are not
known at present
Pittsheld Mass. Sept l2.-S.5S a. m
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
HOPE FADES FOR
TIE PRESIDENTS
RECOVERY
LATEST NEWS FROn BUFFALO
Buffalo, Sept. lS, p. m.---Secretary
Cortelyou reports the President very weak

Buffalo. Sept l3.-32O p. m.--The
Presidents physicians have issued
this official bulletin
The President has more than held
his own since morning. and his cen.
dition msti6es the expectation OF fur
ther Improvement He Is better thar
he was at this time yesterday His
pulse is 1913 and temperature 1914.
lats,..14
Evening journal., 1901-09-13

specialist OF New Yorl, has been tele-
graphcd fm by Secretary Cortelyou.
lie started at once for Buffalo,
Banalo. Sept 49, 1O45 q. NTH
President now ia sleeping Doctor
Park aud niyey are ia attendance.
Buffalo. Sept l8-lO.45 a. m.-sen-
at0r Hanna accompanied By the presi-
dents sister ana boy Detective lnlan.
Of tho Secret seryice force. arrived at
9.5S o'clock
Washington, Sept ls.-ll.45 a. M
Major Symans. engineer officer in
charge or guard at Mrburn. has wired
General Gillespie, Acting Secretary OF
War, as follows. President much
worse Had extremely serious relapse
last night. due to inability to dlges.
food. fatigue and weak heart. lie
nearly passed away. but now has raj
lied at Milburn home. The impress
sionis that the President has bare
lighting chance for his life
Buffalo, Sept lS.-l2 ma celebrated
heart specialist expresses tie opinion
that the extreme weakness of the
Presidents heart IS due to the shock
of the FIRST bullet which struck tho
breast bone and now is maniresung
itself for the first time
Bunalo, Sept l3-l2lO D. m. Vice
President Roosevelt mas been hearc
from. He has received the news of IN,
Presidents serious condition. and sem
word from the Tahowas Club that h,
would come at once.
Saratoga, n. ". Sept. l3.-12.15 p. m
Messengers rode at top speed thi.
morning from the nearest telephon,
station to the Tahowas Clubhouse I,
notify the President of Mr. Nc.
Kinley's condition He was hunting
in the woods when he received the in.
formation.
Buffalo. Sept l3.-122O p, m.-Dr
stockton has just come FROM th,
Presidents sick room. lie said: "Th,
President is holding his own: that Is
all | can tell You"
Buffalo. Sept l3-l2.3O p. m.-Th
President feebly told Dr. Mynter thi
morning after the hypordeimic o
stryehnine had beon administered Il
stimulate his heart tha.t he reaizei
his serious condition.
BuGalo, sept 13-12.4O p. m.-Dr
Wasdin .oft the Milburn house and
said: "a bulletin will be issued at 2
O'Clock Further than that decline
to talk"
Buffalo Sept 13-12.45 p. m.-sen-
ator Hanna at 1926 O'Clock said: 81
can only say there is a fighting chance
saw rainbow i'm the sky as ] came
up here this morning. / nope it i.
prophetic My faith is strong"
Albany Sept 1s-l250 p. m.-
When Nice-President Roosevelt
reaches here from North Creek. in his
special train. he will remain in Albany
until further call comes from Buffalo
Buffalo, Sept 1870 p. m.-Dr. Me
BurnCy. who has been recalled. is au-
horiiy for Che theory that the first
bullet. which struck the Presidents
breast bone. is the cause of the heart
weakness.
Buffalo, Sept 13.-1 .. m Secre
taries Wilson and Hitchcock agair
visited the Milburn house. The,
emerged at noon, and state that IN,
President is no weaker. and that hil
heart is slightly responding to stimu
lants DR. Wasdin concurred in thi
statement
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
The PRESIDENT is SINKING;
HEART FAILURE is FEARED
Vice President Roosevelt and the Cabinet
Are Summoned 10 Buffalo
EARLY TELEGRAMS ARE DISCOURAGING
AT the Hour Of Going to Press There Is Sill a
Possibility That the President May Recover
From the Unexpected Relapse
EARLY TELEGRAMS ARE
DISCOURACINC

p A
ID
Wha lie nOurihm the P Is II is
nI a.nn- D S is
u II
ria change.
roo h h ANT u
II u
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
EvENTs uP 10 MpNIeHr

~ Thai Hour the President Had
Shown Improvement.
Milburn House. Buffalo, Sept 13.-
For the first time there was bad
strain in the news from the Presidents
bedside last night. Possibly the alarm
Continued on Third paee,
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
ADMIRAL RAMSEY TO
SIT IN SCHLEY INQUIRY

Washington. d. C., Sept. l3.-Aa-
miral Ramsey has been selected as a
successor to Admiral Howison ON The
scAley Court OF Inquiry.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13

A pleasant remedy, Cartmells
Blackberry Compound
Evening journal., 1901-09-13

Bunalo, Sept l3.-l2l0 D. m Vice
President Roosevelt mas been heard
from. He has received the news OF the
Presidents serious condition. and sent
word from the Tahowas Club that he
would come at once.