Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-15
SHOT
 BY AN ASSASSIN
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1-N- eas7N ~ crowd, then came an outburst of tu- multuOus Cheering.
 Thoroughly Teassured by the Col, oneIs acton that he was in no se- r.ous danger, the people presently settled back in their seats tO near nis speech. BoOse yeH began to speak with firm voice. but somewhat lower than its usual tone, except that his chance gestures Nere less emphatic than usual there was nothing about the man 10 indicate bis condition.
 After speaking a few moments, how ever, his voice sank Somewhat, and he seemed 10 stand rather unsteadiiy.
 Roosevelt is Game
 DT. Terrell and Colonel Lyon stepped Up to him, and the doctor in- sisted he should stop.
 I'm going to finish this speech, said the Colonel emphaucally. I'm all right, let me alone"
 Dr. Terrell and Colonel Lyon sat down again. The Colonel continued his speech, evidently with au increas- ing effort, but he succeeded in mak- ing himself heard and he talked for more than an hour.
 Then he was rushed to an automo. bile, which flashed through the streets to the emergency hospital The operating roasR had been placed in readiness 10 receive Colonel koJse- | welt, and six leading surgeons of Mil waukee were awaiting his arrival. was undressed and blaCeu on the operating 'table, although he insisted he was not badly. hurt, and that the doctors were taking it. too seriously.
 Bullet Wound Large Sized
 Examination showed the wound | was made by a bullet Of large size l It entered the fieshy part Of the 1 breast, half way between the collar l bone and lower rib. Physicians found i they knew no more after the eXamina- ton than before as to the location Of l the bullet, and it was decided to send ! tor an A-ray machine 10 determine ] 10 what depth the missile had peue- Iated While waiting for the N-ray | machine, Colonel Roosevelt sat up On i the operating table and talked pou- tics and joked with the physicians In the meantime, hidden away in an inner room at the police station. RoOsevelt's assallant was being sub [ ieSteI to a rigid examination, but he I refused stubEornly to give an account l lf himself, and would say nothing eN- | cept, T will tell you tomorrow.
 Forces Statement v.
 After a long siege, however, the | police forced from him the statement 1 hat he IS John Schrank No. 370 East | Tenth street. New York. Clippings | .ound in the mans pockets showed he | had studied Colonel ROoseyelts jim erary carefully, with the evident ,sn- tention of selecting a place. aJ wEiel be might accomplish what was in his mind. It Is said at the Glpatrick | hotel, while Roosevelt was at dinner, | hat a short, dark man, about 70 yeaGs 0ld. made four attempts 10 gain ad mittanoe to the dining room, being I turned away each time by those who saw him. it is said he bore a resem- Jlance to Schrank.
 Two Men in Conspiracy
 From this circumstance, the report | gained currency that two men were engaged in the attempt to take Col 1neis ROoseyelt's life.
 The police tonight were unable 10 gain any evidence to bear out this .heory.
 The x-ray showed the bullet proba 5iy had lodged in the wall of the hest, but did not penetrate the Ungs He left the hospital unassist ,ds IL was expected that he would i ake special train to Chicago at mid