THE SUN SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 14 IDOLIIj I I-I

Th oolwwd mMne bad bin Methim It WM pitiful to look at him M 1

limbed out of tb uKtiifs and a-

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at the aamn peed with Harry lUmllwho had gone MoWllllam Mr-

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Ox Uat hour had com h waa mtIn order that tli might b with tha Pr

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family began to arrlv SonreUrrRoot who had left tb houM aft r A ooloofor dinner arrlreil at 30 All the memo

Ura of theCabinet now In the city war tbIn the hoiiM

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began at JS oclock had been oooaaloneci

by the the Prrldent Into uncondoctora aw then that

aUmulanta were lo ln effecUveneai

and that the end waa a matter of tttnaAll the with the Peadent

At 740 oclock the Preeldont again be-

came coneclmii He caked faintlyM Mr McKlnloy Thl new was broughl

out by Mr Hamlln few minute laterApparently the porlod of ooneoloudid noi Ut long

At oclock word c me from thethat tb 1reeldnt wan again unconadouaIt wa Mid that Mr McKinley had teenhim and that he had recogolwd her N-

one CM outride of the doctor nur t-

wa In room at the timeIt wan after elng hi wife that

Prtsaldont liecamo uuconiicloua again ThU-

wa about 780 oclock A few minutebefore Mr II Hrrmnnun IUnr drove upwith Aimer McKinley Five mlnute-alatr another carriage waa heard the horsecoming up the avenue on the gallop DrMoDumey In It Un went through thecrowd without looking to the right or lift

BCBXIt 1BOUT THK IIOC

The incitement had become othen that extra precautionby the pollen and eoldlere gtiarda weredoubled fwmtriee won at ther pre at nil jKilnta Thn wire nerd forofficial m agi t wa Run put under guardA entry wa tatlonei at the door oftent with a flted bayonet to keep any newpaper men from RcttlnK In or tryln to uw tho wlrn Them were over one

ttndre newnpaper men In the trt ot thenht WM unuitiltlly dark this

ientrfm had to u n th gret t rlgtlanceto peopln from getting up to thnThe flrnt floor of the Mlltnim WM-

thrti Illuminated and the people could beeen In the rixniiM ami on IWto-

kfifthn to h northeast the WMIlluminated by thn reflection of thellghte Vow and then could be beardround of firework awl the eearchlight playing over the city the Ex-

position tower ca t llMbeamAU orm cr nor

Some of thoee who had In the bouaewhen tim exHtement be on came out earlyin tho livening eald there waa nohope and that nd wu cotirideredvery nr

At li oclock Mr Rcatcherd of the Ex-

pnniuim left the houee and walked slowlydown to the newnpapnr men

Ia there any he waa aakad whilethe crowd on

1 ahould say not warn the MrHcratcheni aaked for Mr J L Quaokan-liuah a prominent lawyer of Buffalo andtogetlwn they bAck to the house

At 830 C Hayeamanterdeneral Wllnon 8 IliuellMoOraw entered Uie grounds There wemlittle group then on the plazxa and ereryone tAlkecl In the lowest tonea

Carlton Sprague came out about thta timeand walked amund the corner to wherehe llvn-

I am going home he eaU Tlury arewaiting for the end

Hymoodn who had gone In withBecretary lloot came out Jut behind MrHprngue He nald he was going home

The nirmlem of the family It learnedbad IrAn taken up Into the room wbe e thePrwldent wa lie wa unonn cioua thenKnrh one wa only allowed to etay a minute

flov Yat e of Illtnol arrived at 9 oclock-HI mid that all plan for llllnoia day attho Ei position had ten postponed

Tlm ROY T II VU on of the Metho-dUt Eptecopal Church of Tonawanda whowan mlnlftter of the church In Canton thattlm President attended came out atoclock liaving pent A thort time therelli A the President might Ue till mid-night llu Itad unoonwjou he aald

for n hort time after the oxygenflrttt u ed

Half an hour later Mr Hamlla oamtoward the newijiapnr men

Gentlemen he mid In a solemn roloe-whlcli broke Mr Iortelyou wlahre meto announce to you that the President Ulying I In I too occupied to make thatofllcial announcement hlmwilf

At 930 oclock AttomoyOoneral Knoxarrivoil Senator Dopnw followed him

carriage Honator Depew oaroebout at 91 oclock and said with

fooling1 fear It U all over He la atlll ally but

the oxygen no longer eem to hew anyeffect The end 1 very near but theklan tell m that there U a chance thathe may live for hour

Secnnar Hoot came out at MHe M ld 1m wa on hi way to Mr Sawyerliouhw where he would pend the night

IVTJSrV4l TOXKMIA-

iplanatlDn of fiat tletelopment In theIretlilmlt fain

lICTPiui S Y Spt U Concerningthe development of Intentlnal toxnmla InUm PrrcMent cen explanation i

madeToxatmla mean the presence of a toxin

or In tlm yt m lnte tlnal tox-

amla means that tlie toxin l in evldemx-ftomewhem within On alimentary canalbetween the egtnning rf Uie duodenumat the pylorlo ortflm of the itomach aolthe phlnder aid Tlil wrtlon of tlmalimentary tract U twentrflve feet Inlength ami comprise the and largeintevtlre Tlie former IK feet inlength and the Utter fIve fwt-

Toilo products develojinl la theIM cniLiI of ne vt lty arliw from

lmpcrfe tly dlcc tixl food Tlie i oUonou mlMtanc which tlpu ilevrlop am-

lenreil ptomaines If tint B rpt out oftract thry lncte with aUrmlng rapidand utile cliecketl entire tm

uccuinlH to the eReota of the Uon Thart rnuocle relate end become atonic

and a fatal tirmltiation U Ineviublyl Tlii MloraUng uf Uie y temliy l n leelopx In thta manner U ooUe-daiitoiitox Kitlan IitvetlnAl toxjemla U

inure hknly to derrlop In noJl totetine proliaiiiy In duoJ nuro jejunumIleum rwvum or In tome of thea r M dlnf traiavere or dcMvnding colon

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It WM aeJd that an Irritation atrectal opening developed aa a rwulof admlnlatratlon of nourUhmont per reotwo by mean of a rectaloonaoquenoe the the

1 which oontrola the termination of the largeInteetlne became relaxed and refusedperform lu function The Ikiuld nourish

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mlnUter food by the mouth TIde Ule-nvnt wa vouched for

i Conceding that Wpalr of th UrrI ach had reached a point where that organ

cVsuld resume In normal ami per-form lu funoUon In a natltfactory mannerthin In the opinion of the attending pityatdan according to a statement which

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tomacli through the pylorun and Intothe duodenum

When It U remembered that theImportant part of takethe and not In tb lu-

WM belleveil thU I anconIderatlon nutrttlou elementof the food are absorbed from the lute

i tins wall and a failure on the part ofwalU to perform their function threaten-ttarvatlon

In the preeent Irmtanoe relaxation of notonly the iphtncter anl reeutte but relaxa-tion and stony of the entire Inteatlnaltract followed A a conequenoe the par-tially digested food imply formal an Inerttoes In the Intretlnm which were utalilceither to convert It Into stimulating sodnotirithlng product or to expel It It re-

mained there for a time neither more norlem than a hotbed for the production oftoxlo agent Hence the and vigorousemployment of cathartic deprivingeffect tho physician endeavored to coun-teract by the u of powerful cardiac andrespiratory stimulants

HAD ONLY A IItlllK OF TOAST

WM Ohm to the PrMldent to Relieve tileCoating en Tongue

nrrrAM N V Sept IS A aurgeon attending the Irenldnnt WM told thin morning

many pnrnon were already criticiz-ing the purgeon fur having permitted thePrmldcnt to eat toant l enaun therea gnnnral belief among laymen at any rainthat tout was a ubtanco that would begritty and tend to Irrltatw weakenedtomach

1 knew we would be critldted ant bitterly whenever a change for the worseappeared In the PreMdnnta condition nomatter what we did ho Peoplecannot be oltogeUier reawmahln at uch a

soil In such matter an this and we arourulve to expect them to IKJ

Hut aboutThe physician hnU out hU Indot flnger

antI the one next to It and crowed themnail of the Index finger

that U a large apiece of the Pre ldunt hail and

very thinner by half titanare my fingers merely nibbled at tho

Ho had hardly a mouthful of Itmouthful not a bite altogether

H waa him much an food butseemed to be no better way

of removing the heavy coating ontongue and the Inside of hi mouth Themating waa very dlagreeable to himand WM endangering his comfort

The surgeon added that of all the troublesof the surgeons of tho Ut twentyfourhour none wa more diMreejliig to themthan way the Preeidnnta heart actedSome have Mild that the Preeldenthad a tobacco heart This deecripUon-IIM not satisfied the physicians They dl I

undnretand the cauee which Intiuencwdaction of the heart and It wm impiMf Iblo

to treat conditions which had symptomthat they could not understand

SEXATOR MVVM5 rAT TRIP

te HafTalo From Cleveland InlliMin And ltleven Minute

Mrmio N YS pt IS Senator Hennaleft Cleveland on a Ktwlal train at SJ4oclock title morning J Fjwtern timewith a party of the Preeldent relativeand fritmU and reached HufTulo In threehours and eleven minutes The echedulotime for tho crank train over the Lake-Shore roati between Clovoland and Iluffalo183 mUM U four hour and thirty minutes

Senator train was madn readyin from the time thenew of Uio Presidents reUp e reachedCleveland Tho flrnt word ircelviil InCleveland CAJIIO to Col Myron T Herrickfrom Secretary CorteJyou who calledCol Herrick on the long distance telephoneat about 4 JO oclock ClevelandPrenldenta Secretary wild that he hadbeen trying to reach Senator Hanna endcould not Uiat the President conditionhad nuddnnly the wonie andthe phr lclJi It beet that thefrIend and relativee of the itricken manrhould come to Buffalo at once

With Col Herrick was Webb CThe two made every effort totor llannaa by telephone but wereno more Cortelyou had linen Then they called a neighbor-of the Senator named IVrkln Theysucceeding In musing Mr IVrkln whoent a mewtago over to Mr Hanna home

Senator Falibanka of Indiana and JuntlniDay were tho giio U of Knnatorduring the 1 A H ncampmcnt atland They heard Iml nnwii almnut-

iu noon iw it reached their h wt and wereInvited to go to Iluffixln with tutu

Mr A J and Helen McKin-ley the Pnwiilrntit nUtor were notlnnlby meowngore fr m Senator Hanna

that thy mo l go to I iko 9iurn-Ftatlon at oncn prrpantl to tart for Iluffalo

Meantime t4 l Hirrick hml N n l a ywith the rallrnud ptxiplx and at n 2 o lxk-thrto wan ono of the blggtxt in5ilitNt ofroad Miitlng In Um Htntion with 1 I llnrtick K rial car car of Supt Smithof the IrtkoShoro and two ordinary coachuHfor lIUi t attachfd to It

Tutu following Ir rj the trainFettator henna Col HerrickHonator Fairbankn Mr Duncan herton William Dunonn JuxtkvMcKluley Webb C Hay SUIt SmithantI one or two newi Ni er who

left Huffalrt when hennai in the boltef that thw Prenldentpractically out of danger Th ortler wereto give the train a clear track

No one on hail ever moved overrailroad tracka at the ee i which wa at-

tained toon after the train got out of acreUnd A great many tlmn the Indicator-In the piiVAUt car allowed that the wheel

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All the pitiful cheerfulneei whichbeen forced and nouriahed on thevanished It was M though the trainentered a tunnel The Senator paaeedtelegram from hand to hand Nosaid anything

Senator to a chair InBoott car and

with hU eyea Sized on the horizon Whilthe train wa approaching Dunkirk theenear him sew hi face light with a smile

Look there he exclaimed pointingout over the field tliereU a rainbow

It WM poor ootnfort enough butwatched It until It faded and seemed t

lone right of It with real regretThe ran Into the station hero t

Buffalo The paMmngeni wereonort put In corriago and aunt to the Milburn house

Senator Hanna stayed In the forpuma time When he came out It waapparent that he WM controlling feel-

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KvwiT7 v cnotrn KXCITED

Man l the ironndf on neeerptlad Newt of the PmUJnn-

tncrf sept IS The PanAmerica-Fxp iltlon practically ruraly edallnftrrnixii by the news of tlm critical condlMoti of the PrOKldent The word that hi-

wn pinking Into hits afternoon seemedpn i d among the crowd M though

had been pUnirdod on the great towerMany pooplo left the at onoeaylng that they were to pack unod go to their at once for thU witno pUco for seekers Otherscrowded to the DejOrtroent of PublIcityInilldlng In tho Midway where Ilowleiwa l nleg d In hU offlonhyutcrical crowd

At 7 ochxk at night a story that hadstarted In town on attest to the effectthat the President at 8JU oclocl-rr aeh l the The pnopln InitUteiltht the truth kept from themand the Midway WM blocked and Jamme-do that many lUoe were endangeredMany of thn conowlonalre near the pub-licity department closed their doors

Announcomenta were made to the crowdevery few minute the windowsof the building and there werefew people In lilo tlm e who were notseeking In OlD way and another to getnow of the ProMdent

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Empire Ntate Express hurried a littleon Account of Secretary

ItrrrAUi Sept 13 Of the memhers fKivernment onVlala wxl friendvummonMii sought by telegraph antitelephme thn kltuatlnn l ncanje deeperate Senator henna wa tint foundanti Y1c Prealdentto Im reached Vlcn I re lil nt leftIluffalo no confident of the recovery ofthe lYeoldent that he thought It safe to-

go to a cluMiimurt In thn Alimnilackneighteen miles from C4immumcatlon bywire Tonight Swretary hoot receivedn telegram from him saying that he wouldleave North Creek on a xclal train betwnnn V and 10 oclock tonight Thiswill not tiring him to Huffalo until earlymorning

While Senator Hanna WM making hirecord breaking trip from Cleveland bring-ing with him Senator FaIrbanks ami JudgeDay Senator Tuiuncoy M Dopew

hU way to Iluffalo from the East Htool tart i without any apprehensionsfor the recovery of the President but forthe double purpoen of attending the Pre l-

dmit and to deliver an oration at Uie Expo-

sition tomorrow whloh to 1m IlallroadDay Vh m Sinator Depnw found thePrnclilent dying hn suggested to the Expo-sition ofllcUU the neceenlty of postponingItallniad Day which was done at onoo

The date wa changed to Sept JS Sena-

tor Depew entertained some untilD oclock Titan on leaving heraid

lt U all over only a question of a littleUmo-

Th Ertplre State Fipreeei drew intoDiifldo five mlnutifi ahead of time fortho railway onicUU and the men In chargeof knew tljat It was carryingrwciitAry of V r flout to the Presidentdeath l ed Secretary Hoot liad left IluffaloI-

ndUpOMxl and hastened to Now Yorkwhere hU U Ill of typhoid fever Hutbo did not hesitate anti when the trainreached Iluffalo at 44S oclock hU eagernessto get to the Mllburn and receive the

now showed the Secretary In anxclubln manner new to him CarltonKpragun waiting for him with an

the Secretary wa nuhed tothe hou n

Oov Yatee of IlllnoU who waa In thecity attending the Kxporitlon andII Harrion joined the throng of notablepersons tonight waiting the end

At 10 oclock thorv were still four mem-ber of the Administration who had notyet rearhdl bore Secretaries I ing Hayand lage tout lost manterOenera Smith-

Vlfe1reMtliint Iloo evelt I duo to arrivehero In the morning soul It U a curiouscomment on state of atTain to whichanarchism ha brought title tree Americathat the exact time he will arrive hereconcealed oa a precaution against aiwandnMr lioowivelt It was known would In allhuman probability IM the President of theUnited State ho arrived here andIt wa not proposed to taint any chancesof another Anarclilut mad dog breakingloose to complete Use work of Czolguax

niter Heerilin the rapture andIlliarmlni or the

UPTTAIO N Y Sept John-P beer of the ArUUery Corp IIMhi report concerning the conduct of hUmen at the shooting of the President totho AdJUtnntOenoral of the Inited HiatnaArmy at Washington In hU reportNVt er says

Mr Itabcook of the IlecepUon Committen ctuiiM to me In the morning of Sept eanti asked for a detail of soon to assist Inregulating Um advance of the atUm lr idont rcoepUon In Templeuf Munlo

1 direct Corporal Itert chey and tenmen to ro ort to lr Babcock at the Templeof Music at a P M Oork ral U-

MI old mldtnr of twenty years rervic whorecently mine to mo a a r crult and recognltln hU gi ml qualities I nutdn him acorporal very alter Hn

relivtml Ui take chargeHe hal the good to give liU menln trucu n to their eyes open aridto watch every moan approaching Presi-dent

Wher fire the two shotPrlvata lit xik waa standing ImmediatelyIn rear of Mr John Mllburn who wa onthe lilt of tlm PreeldeiiU Pulsate OHrien-WM luuneUiately oa Mr MUburaa leftPrivate Feennlnugn WM directly oppositethe President ant Private Keff waa oppotlt

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wore flred Private OBrienthe flat man on the aaaab withNeff th next Corporal BertacheyPrivate Brooks rescued him at aboutsame dine Private Brooks collidingMr Mllburn In hU efforts to get at

Private OBrien got the Maa ln dowPrivate Neff jumped on him beforeaoMatln WM held hU armPrivate away the

a ho warn falling CorporalUertuchoy then Jumped on the aaeaarinkneeling on cheat and neck and saidI claim this man M my prUoner Private

HeUrr followed Corporal IlerUchey in fall-Ing on the prisoner and while he WM

hU right lne at UM right aide of Uvprisoner head h w that the Prtldan-WM itlll itandlng up looking down on UKgroup of men on the prisoner The Proeldent then walked with help of twogentlnrnen to a chair stud M down

j Own the Secret Service men arrivedend onei of them grahtied Corporal Hertechej

I around the hotly and dragged him backoff the lenanaln nod tttnn swept awayrest of my men two of themthn rexolver from PrivetIxuiVinl off hut retained ponneiwlon of lUSecret SenIco own then took prisonersway end walked him to the centre orMusloTemple where one of them ralwdhelpleiM prisoner chin with hi left handanti struck him a blow In Uw face with hiright Tliey then romoved him to aUi the building to the left of the

At this time about four of the SecretBervlno men were about Privatetrying to get the revolver away from himCorporal Ikirtechoy directing hint not

It up Private Brook went toassIstance arid lYitnto Ollrinn handedrevolver to orj rnl llertechey whoIt In pocket The Secret Service menstill demanded the revolver of Corporalirtchey showing their badge but thecorporal replied Ill give It to nobodybut my commanding officer

Then a man ram up who claimed tolie a surgeon anti imkil to the revolverIn order to awvrtairi the calllT The n rporal took him aridn and offered It to himhut he refumd to It limply askingthe corporal to oj o that he mighte Iho Then I arriveil and thecorporal turned the revolver over to me

PrivHtn Helnnr of the detail hail colonover to the cnmp at double tints to reportto mn thn attempted oMdUMlnatlun arid I-

ran over to the i nn at double time di-

recting the first erg vint to send a detallof a enrgeant und armed mun to followme

n arriving at the Temple of Mustat about 4SO P M Sept fl I leamel thattlm prisoner wa still In the building andthe Service moll asked that I hold

outsldn whlln they got theprUoner Into a cariagn anti took him ofT

I took my teen outnldn at oncn and pmitwlthem along the lint held by the PanAmnr-Ican police and out to the eat on the Ea-

planadeThe crowd started to Jump over the

lines when the prisoner ap Nire l butmy men In that vicinity drew their bay-onet at thU jKilnt they had only theiroliln arm and Imld thn crowd Iwck Theurme l tlrtall I liad s iit to tlm caRt on theplanade to clear the way for the car

Tlie detail up with Um oarHag after It h its crowdna far a Triumphal Ilridge M it wasconstantly neoewary to keep the crowdfrom Mopping thn carriage In their at-

tempt to forcibly tako the primmer S irgt-Ilothwnller himself having r twomen ofT the tolling them he wouldhave Ip shoot If they not go

1 kept the revolver In pocket untillate In the evening then I put It Into u boxanti Mailed It up Mid In condition I

eronally turned It over to the Chief ofPollen of Buffalo at about It a m Sept7 at Pollen Headquartem furnishing atthe time proper Idcntlflcatlon themfur

1 tecommnnd that mydelalU of min metitlone In generalorder for their conduct on occasionwhich wn all that conk l deHirei-

lItiarmwl ditch nt President receptionat Temple of Music PanAmerican Fx-

Mwltlon Sept fl J oi-

Virj ml IxnilM Ilnrtch y PrivatesllerlMil llrook Arthur Cnwby FrancisP OHrlen Ivey Fennliough I WittHancock William lliir l wl Jernlgnus Maxmiltlan U Kubatz PatrickTroy Seventythird Ar-

tillery anti Prlvato Louis Neff Eightyfourth Company oaot Artillery

Annml detail which clearwl thefor the carriage carrying the amulnof the gruumU

Scrgt nmrgn W nothweller PrivatesBenjamin DavU FraiicU C MoVaughKmmt O Smith Hiram W Stevenn andWilbur H Wi tUkn Swventythlrd Coml any Kwt Artillery and Private I nl FCondon Fiftyfourth Comjuny Coast Ar-

tillery

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Ninpath for 1n lcKlnle and roun-trj Ma Kaililen luke Wrlcome-

ytKHRO Scrt IS In the large Americancolony ijuartorxd In the Chateau Fnmtenaoand fashionable hotels lucre awaiting-the frt In connection with the strivedof thin Ihikn anti Diichef of Cornwall andYork on Monday U the keeniwt ex-

preimlon of sorrow for McKinleyuf indignation at the aceaiMin crime aridof anxiety a to the future tonielm-Vanderbllt and daughter and other Ameri-

cana now lucre had secured aiwuttnentaat high rates and with considerable dlmjmilty for the period of thus royal visitMany of the vUltor will imme liatelyreturn Itoino unit tho e who rvmalnwill take no part whatever In comingfewtivlllce A party of New England sports-men who arrived lucre to l y for StJohn will return home tomorrow iimteadof continuing on their Journey having UrgehuslncM Intenktk at Make

Canadian pympathy U very deep antivery enrneiit llie Jox enior willnut ii ik for publlcntion until he re-

pelv l official Information of the 1real-

ilenf death and IIM teligraphnl yni-

pathy to the iMiM r authorities Sirl ntivr who it lucre expn1 the mustprufoumt wimiw for hlniMlf ami furthe Canadian j ahall not U Untiil until ofllclal notiflca

of the oil event ha been receivediMaiit country pnrUhea telegraphic

Inqtilrice a to Mr McKlnlvy condItIonlowixl In all thn evening testifying to thedeep sympathy anxiety amongman uf Canada population

Ever niiiCM thi attack the deepest anilelyexisted the CAnadian oRicla-

lefjionslbn safety if this luke ofornwall anti York In tour through

country U U now fully a1lml thattiters will I a terrihle upon thenii n fete l r nextml a il rwiliije effect c hut

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BUUTOOA Sept IS After searchingth fonooon and greater part of titleafternoon In th Adirondack woods in thevicinity of Tahawua for VicePrerident Uooenvelt to hint o-

theaeriou condition of President McKinleythis searchers found him at 6 oclock a-

Mount Moray Hu started Immedlatelfor the Tahawua and It WM expectedthat ho would Creek at about9 oclock Later news say ho cannotNorth Greek until SAM740 oclock a special train consisting oan engine and one oar left Saratoga forNorth reek to hiring the VlcePre idmilout He will arrive In Buffalo torn timein forenoon

On Wednesday morning the VlcPrtdent pKMwd through Saratoga on route trthe Adirondacks whet he Joined hi family-On that day Im said that ho expected toreturn today arid pmcexd to Oyster BayAfter reaching the Club he changedhU plaza and concluded to remain ul

until Monday nest In the mea itlmhunt WM pUumed and the party

consisting of tie VicePresident severalfrinniU anti a number of gulden tninheiltwelve mile Into the woods

Me agi reielved at North Creek thlmnmlngforthelmmxlUtereturnofthe VicePreaklent were telphone tolute Uilrtyflva inlln sway At thatpOInt a MMirchlng party wo organlreil andan effort madn to locate the whereal oulKof the htinlT

Knowing that the regular train out ofNorth Creek would not rvach Surntognuntil i oclock thin afternoon a ieclal

atchcd from All any to runto the fonnfr station and return with lh-

VlcwPrvsldenl ahead of the regular Timtrain which made up of an englnuand tune parlor car Allmny at 0 lloYlucUand reached this village at 1010 oclockA halt wiu mode In the freight yard forwater arxt It waamiouncvd thatthi Vlce1realdenl wouldaccompany the train but hn wn not apAMenger Thn train madn the runto North Creek In A llttln Ic titan twohours the schoduln tlmn No Informationconcerning time wheienboute of Mr ItiH evolt had lcen recelvvti at tho when

train reached there This stillthe condition of affaIr the regular

ALfttNT S pt 13 Vlc Pnmldnt Mooaevolt did riot receive word of th M rinu c m-

dltlon of tlio rel lnnt until ho returntMl tocamp at 0 oclock tonight Wont to

that effect rvaolyd tho railroad ufllcUUtOiilght anti also that VlosPre si

dent could ROt nvicli North Creek aHpioUl train awaits him until or 8 oc lockIn thn morning In that event the Vlc-

Prwlilont Albany ir Sclieiwc-tady on hi to Iluffalo at abe ul 7 A M

tOtnorniw Col Iloowivell wai at thn-Tatiawu Club In E i x county In heartof the Adirondack which li rNfhtil by n-

thlrtyelghtmlln drive from North Creekthe nearest railroad station on UmDoUwarnanti Hudson lUllroad North reekalwut sixty north of midIttt mouse horn Albany Ho arrival at theclub terday-

On n nKVial train leaving here fur NorthVe k Hi 045 oclock thin morning

Mllllniii 1oeb Jr the Vcpn ldenf

the IMawaro anti HmlMin Mr Iwlh-

iHinl of this sen u condition of h PiwldiM in I ocioJi mormnp an I HI omitmade nn effort to Inform I ie clmf thatwould leave with a iilxciM train i bringhim out of tilt wood Tho s vial Witmade up of the private c r of

of an 1 Knglnn 3 Ofore leaving Mr lilMurniiliHl Secn-lury Cortelyou at Mrrang-inent nail to reach Vic Presidentanti the Prrldenti Se retar ha l vn Incommunication with Col tonightrrnngenifiitn IIMVH l nWestern onicinln for rxuntnunicatlon-lictwt n North leok ainl Huffalo nil night

Tln Tnlmwu Club I tisclwil bv t lofrom North Ink but i lti oe

volt had rtaitetl on n hunting trip nnd wasfIleeli twice away l for word f PndnntV iwriou club

wore out ti tutu VicePre ld nt hut wer utisiiowful forn long tine finally striking troll antilocating him on top of Mount Marry Tho-Moi Prr lilenl tint rrt I ack to the clubuntil V ocliMk tonight nml arrangementwore made for him to main tlo tidilyeight mil drive o a to iv nnect with the

iecUl train al North n k by fl or 7 oclocktnmorrow morning Tht would bringhim Into Albany by S A M tomorrow

OHKV FOR ROOSFVEIT-

Ireworki rxhlhlt at the Pair WhiM li-

Recallnl tile Niipentltlnut-Ilcrr l4 Sept 11 A Mrangn story wa

told by ninny of the Buffalo p opln whoMootl waiting under tlm electric lights ntthin corner near tlie Mllbutn house It wasrc Rlle l again anti again during tlie nightby and another Abnjt six agotimers wa a at the Expositionground among several fireworks corn

Willie hie of the Urgest wn alire nirtrnlt of Vlce1reHidenl ltiMv iell-Iliilir hi tmrlrnlt were the

iiilne o distinct that feature wern-recognisable when thn first two wordwent out M though had snuffedlbs word President turned brighter antibrighter under the portrait until

ManY of those who saw the thing oommuted on It at the tints

if It lightly an an omen I hut VlcpPn ilnti-oo Im elected Prenldnnt of

fnlted State In iwi hilt not a fewwere hfeiii to that they that Itlid not luenn that any unlowanl thIng wasr l fidl PrtMldent

HiiHe the phylum of Czofgoc wereIncident lieu lieen by

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Meanrt Already Taken Considered Adquate

J Edward Nlmmoni President of thFourth National Dank who U a memlof the Cle ringHou n Oommlti wilt

lat night that thorn tat been noof Ute oommlttcn tip to that thrift and wouli-

Im nor on It was not conslilorwl ncce arto have a meeting All the rmmbora othe committee ho added were In thlwith the exception of Frederick I Tappeii

i Proddent of the ClnPnlln National IlankI who In chairman of tins conunltUm Mr

stated Unit ho had had no Islegraphic communication with Mr Tnpponand thcrefom iiI riot know whitlirrIntended to return today Hi rnndo thlfurther statement its to tie situation

During Um pa t wwh the ClcarimHouse Committee ha ooiMldiTpowllilu contingency and U prepared timeet any emergency The financial In

teriwu of the country are upon uchBound haul that this dcnth of ono mannot a wt them seriously

Xo limiting of bank PrwJderit h li

at the Hearing House yeMerdny antiwas explained l y niernbflii of thu Clcnrini-HOUM Commltl that all the arrangemerit to take care if tho situation nuulilast Sarurday r tn Un d In effcvt-

i usury W Cannon noting chAlnnanthe cntnmlllco In Mr ToppenV nlsenceAnti President V A Ninth nf th Corn Kx-

changit Hunk call d at the lletring lluuiucurly In tiny The forimr xpnwnithin nplnlnri that no special coriferitiCDbankers wn iieoe ary nl this moment

J llerjionl Morgan at hi ofllgreater mrt of thin day tumid nrivoni

thorn who culled upon him early wenMr Cannon anti President JnorKn F llnkeiof this rite National hank rornmr S v-

r liry of the Navy Tracy nlwi n callernnd shortly leforo Mr Morgan lft hlindlniwhich wan after 4oVlo kIliarlM SnhwattPresident of the tnitwl Slml Corporatlon had a talk with him

TIIKATRER HEAVY TO CMIST

Manager Mill HIU tml a UKtint or lletpeel fur hue Preside I

When President Uarfleld nsasMnatcthe Ihcntnw clownl on the night of hlx dealtnnd on thus night following funeral11i theatrical manager of Nowdecided yesterday ono and nil tothat pMtvdonl In conn of Pr v lden-McKlnley

Tho manager were In dnuht lust nightwhim th nliirmlrig condition of tho Irexdent lievaino known whether It onl

worth witH to Just to wrd theIrauillnopH MIII n nln-

No oim admltttil to the Lytviin-11i Atr until a low inlnutr of oclock-Tlu nrrlvulx wcrn hIt III the lobbyuntil IW minute If IMwM mlull ill l thn thrntivo wirn open thinaudiences nmikl havn n dlntnl vi at

toe of the managers calM the attention-of a SiV rexirt r y tnnUy to this fnlln-wliiljtitmct frin th rr irt f lird ii irgtiII liftiit chairman f the hnn h M n if-

tlm Tli Htr II val Iinirr lin t mpi ny-

Unilirtl pr iii I tit UK annual inwthilt f the NIIII IH in l ii IS-

T fSSIft whk ri rc l i nun tho-Inwirnnoi jmlicv mi l r lets Mnjnty llf-

nrowi f iiMoniiintiiwhich thn ilir xti d iiH l It nd iiMM-

In take l fnn tin nilnut wanIIK last ytxir und th teult I tint nlthough tho th atni l d t

when her M j ty ill d the Intilninrn-inonny praotlonlly tn l up tin whichwn unlTorvd

ninrtnuir i xinv ue l regret thnt It hadImpomlhln for

In thi niuntry In tote Mmllnr nncnutlonn-Rgnlnut thn InnvltaMn tlnanclnl n niilfhug rin HU I n luiti minI mlnuty a thecleat f IpwitKiit

I mow f thnntrfd In New York hnMill wherti closing frun aiirh a cauwwill IIKSIII this will miami tho lois ofllu a night flit in inl r if vnriiui

to Im n talm l fcounte stud their KiUrir gi on tho-Minn It would liar ae l AmericantheatrIcal ruinnger from Herlou limnninl eniUtrrnwrniMit If could Imvn-ilnnn a thn director of Dniry hAuteThiutru elM

MEit4nrs orIndignation and Sorrow inre ed at his

Attack on the IrnlilentW-

AHIIINOTON S pt Tho followingme wjRft of ooiuliliniM liar Nvn reo lred-

it thn stni Vvirtmi nt-

Fn m Atnliaioviliir Ihonte at London1 have r cclv l from F r lgn fflr i

title telegram front the Spciker ofthe Iommon-

WMilth ot Aunlrnnv-I dedro t Iliin i fbi utmoRt IndlKna-

llon at tho nttnck on Iri lilnt MoKluloylint th cnnHtHt holes hi mav Iw

to hl fa v t IM nntlo-nTilgnun frii tovornor of Vlctcrl-

ali i o ii v to VlnoPrvnlihnt ofAnnrim following niewtngnnf Victoria government expresstheir liornir HIM profound at

nmrd liieiil and con-vey tlrlr heartfelt with him nnd-llm Itiltid Stntiwof America in their sorrow1lmy eunicetlv list lleavin willilrvnwxt to dcicAl thU rulltin runnier and

lo a noble nml im t viiluabln lifeThe y alw offer condolence with IhoPresidents devoted wife

From the lovcrtior of Western Aus-tralia

On behalf of my Minister and myselfwinh to nipresn l nt

on life of PnwldenlMcKinley to Mrs McKlnlny-ilnnim nf all III V tiorn Auralin antI earnnnl hope that Prmidmits-poovery may be anti complete

From the Peruvian MlnUter at Washngtoii

Dr IXm Joe4 1ccntn yPnsldcnt of the National Dt fenco-

UtaiuurompoMxl of ilmtlnguithilof ivy country sent mu tho

I havo tieto cummunlcAte to your Kxo1

ency-Miniittr of eru Ta Kinpii n I C

Wo you to to the SecretaryStat In tinmo of till of IJtnn

idn of grief anti exe-ratlon with which they h anl of

nbnmnibln attempt of which In ilenl McKinley VMI thin victim Wn-nakei arOent wishm for the n xly rnoov

of tlm lllustriiiu iiatlcnt togFthiTtegariU for hi wife In her blitori-

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UKE LINCOLN XTKINLKI IIAHTHE rEOriES AFFECT 10-

No Man In Public lift HM neen Moreular Than President MoKlnle in tIeNational Capital Crowd Areomithe Iliillrtln hoard A ofSadness at the Whit hotter

WAOIINOTON Sept 13 To tell bownews nf the Irmldcnt approaching death

I WM recelvwl In thin National spited would-lie to repent the divpiitchra that will nomeover thus tvlcgraph tonight from otherAmerican Hut while Wathlngton dt lnut demorMtrato its sorrow In a manner tifffnrmit from every big town throughout th

J country thn ipln will fuel thus

dnlH an III the nature of a pnrsobai-nnilctlon Va hlngton anti anton stardapart from tlulr i tor cilliii In thl re pNo man In publln life here throughthis fortUliM if KilltU has ever heea IFHliipopular than Pn lilont McKinley

j Uk Irani hn whet known to tho cltlr rof thus capital ax one of them HUwere deiiHMralio pa il amongunotfiitatiously and was alwaytt ready

j return snhitwt front thiwo hn mulct ni-hlr mt or to stop OIK xliako hniilany tr who d pi-ligi lli ie ln iUii i

U ii ln t down liy n Narin li I adthought of Itarm Uke UiHolu hethe TitKm of Wii hlngtinMii t-

dugri iH f MHiitty In W IIKII jm-ilarly hi ilnvoiiin t i Mrs MeKlnl v-

iHtxl flit kt m t ndintraUiiiianything IM n i d to makH cl argreat low nl i t m in whUih-

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lotion night pn le i re hour ii ii-

Kroat nit Th thrw prwi l dai-

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nviiiui th wne l tlHin iiHtifar i in lowMaimM of MIV corignixanl inthi iiiil interfered tMflc ir ir ffrom onn Mdn of this broad n toother njnl Into opnn fpw t ynil W

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wnnl eiliiiilv and Midly III mo i Ilf-Al tlM White Ilou OIl newil n I nvt-

U n ti4 l tlmt hmio cMiiinry-liiiM lltin llire wn ab ut l n-

fitling lint ift alU amount uhf watcrwH-

mt ld n lik cliamlmr when the l ni i

of this imttint I approaching fverbody ttMivoil about on tlptmi nml spokn-

In siiUlued toms In the corridor outliUi-

thn eiecutivn a crowd uf minorMlblle onMiaU aripy officers and new

j l er nun waltmi fur wor from theroom at Hufinli

Miinlpomery of the Army SignetCorps who charge of this White Hou i

telegraph departmwt taut M inired a siteIiwt nlRhl leading diiect to this Mllburn-

riou anti had hold It all day Twentyyearn ago Cnpt Montgomery manned thn-

Whlto of tIme wIre that had It

other In the cottage At KINron wheredarfleld dlnl All thin Whit House

on Col Crook the dt hurltofllcer WKI hvl l e n Lincolns orderlyMajor Pniden who wa assUtant secretary-to larnVld Warren Young who thn

annoiinotnciit at FJberon thli-arlliM wa dead Tliomn IVrille a ve-

teran usher who opnnod llm iljor of itsWhlto llousn for iJncoln n he uued-hU ilnalh and who sung little Taut IJnoolnto sli ep in that terrible fioo Friday nightArthur Simmon a vwnernbln coloiwl nUllwho hnl U en messongir anti doorkecrt jn ln and Clinrl Ixwrtlnr p i in-

doorkiiper for many Pr Jdontnowmt lu elnvntlon to a captAlncy in Ui

regular army to Mr McKlnloy-WANHINIIHIN Sept 13 Tlm lIt new

of tl change for this worsePr f idcnln iximlltiun was

talnrd in a telegram from Mr r rtelTPrt hent secmtary to foi F

Montgomery of this Army Sijtiuil i orwho charge of tlm Whlto HIIIW

graph lipartnient Mr Cortelymisiatcli wa a follows

Hnrriij sr A M

Thin President crltlcnlly ill Voliivthe Cahlnel condition hn pr i

during tlm night nnd he U jrienweak Will keep you mi vised-

Tli tntt gn til iihiii l from th-

Whiln house to Col MmitRotniTv who i

nt hi honm ItiirriiHl to th W-

Hoiisn Mm eeiit toVgrum to i ittown CnSltiit ofll r s Ia-rnl Socr tary iagc f-

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from Col Montgomery I A nKlfci who lift for lu t eveti-Ing Kn n lietrMf

this morningCharU J Dawee Comilroller of

urmicy and tune of the Pr ldmits clo-

cr iiial friends wai notiliisl l I1

ti time White before iliyllsli-

li l mutter tvndlng Mr Cortelymi nu s avtunmil to hi residence to prepare f i

Hp to Iluffalo hi stHximi thin

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ii t trainM I i M Col tintgoin ry nc iel-

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Ihe rrv ident bios rnlllc coins aid i

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Hulltin will aUmt oclock-hi tnonilng Thn lrv id nt shows Mint

since List Uilmiin-ntxiniiK II ConTrivnf s crctary-

Secmutry lag naclw tlm Vhito llou-ibuut 8 Nsrliry Ibiy arriveil

after oVIook llach ij nt e mIn thin room III i irn p n-

IIIMV over the wir with tin MilUirti hUw-II Iliiffali They aid t wotikl reinain

unit1 numiixined to Presidentjedsldn-

Po tniaf ter R inernl Smith returnedhl morning from llnfftlo Imvinj lef

luttorcilv Imrnusnfif tlmtheii favoraM-onditlon this PnfcKliiit dtviiM 10

for Buffalo again tonlahl M-

imllh wa ileeiilr affi ot il tll r irglng rutture of bulleiins from time sick

Kiln rontraMIng BM do with tieavoraliln comlltlon prevalent l forn he-

ft liuffalu Hn to allnllcr

Henry II F MacFarUnd President f-

Im Ikuinl of Commissioner o the Di tn tif ColuiubU wa an early rnlkr Nt theVhlln lliuw He n iiuiliie l In tin i

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