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THE SALT ALT TAK T1AItE H111KATn SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 8 19 180Y 180YI Ol
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CZOlGOSI SLEEPS IN INPEACE INPEgGE
PEACE AFTER FTERI4WFUL AWFUlDEED AWFUlDEEDWit DEED DEEDWlUiout
Without Wit bout Regret for or His Terrible Crime and De Declares Declares Icdares ¬
clares That He Is Alone Responsible ResponsiblePolice ResponsiblePolice
Police Machinery of Entire Country Set SeEm in Motion to Expose ExposePlot ExposePlot ExposePlot
Plot Against Presidents Life LifeCzolgosz LifeBntl Life7Laou
Bntl 10sel 7LQO F Czolgosz the man who shot thtf th president presidentn presidentJjep president1ept
Jjep 1ept in com eoxnlort ort after n l1 ms his s crime He was a locked up at JNb No1 1police 1policeStation iTolicItation Police Police1Jtatlon
Station and aftor he le hud boen interviewed by the officers of ofthe ofthe1gw the theJrfw thelam
lam a Tvalch of two men was placed over him Ho went td t MS li ffibunk bunk early earlyand earlyand earlyanti
and was soon a a31ccp 1eep eep Ho scorned without regret and undisturbed by the theprospect therospect thelrospect
prospect of punishment for his crime crimeCzolgosz crimo401g08z crimeCo1gosz
Czolgosz insists that he alone is responsible for the crime He says saysthat saysthatho saysthat
that thatho hn talked tn1k thematt6r the jnattor over in advance in a general way withfriendsbut withfriendsbutho withfrie rb1 t tI
ho I was not n t advised by them and that thore was no plot lotqr 1ot qr qronzpiacyt qronzpiacyttake conspiracy totako to totnlto
take the life of f the president in which anyone else had a t part p Hedeclined Hedeclinedto Rlf Hdd1inedtu d clined clinedto
to furnish fUr1 8h the names of the men with whom he discussed the crime cri tte e Friday
but tho poli poIio jo believe they will yet learn them and hat iit iatwjien wpcn wlen they th d dthey b bthey Q
they will have exposed the anarchisticplot of which theyareC th they y jtjoconfidenttlic jtjoconfidenttlicprisoner io onfidenktEe onfidenktEeprisoner onfidenbtlieprisoner
prisoner Vas the final agent of this murder murderCzolgosz murderCzolgosz
Czolgosz underwent six si hours of examination and questioning at the thehands thehRnd thehands
hands qf the th police officers today and was tired out when they the o led him himbuck irn irnbauk m mback
buck to his call and locked him up for the night The lengthy mami exazn examination examinationof ition itionor tionI
I of f the ho prisoner pr oner was fruitless savo in so far as his own individual fate is isc ismcerned isenerned
c Jiieerned for while ho told to1 < 1 nothing that would implicate anyone else lseiiL lseiiLhis in inhis iiihis
his crime crim8h he wont over the scene at the Temple of Music whenhashotthQ whenhashotthQpresidont when whcnJiashatthresdent hcsh > tth tthresidont
presidont residont again and again completing a confession as ample as the law lawovor lawover lawover
over exacted He even went to the extent of illostrating to t the officer officerthe > ffiezs ffiezsthe fi ers ersthe
the manner in which he shot the president told with mthmanif jnanifest st pride how howlie lI w w1ie >
lie deceived the president and his protectors protectors with the bandage6Vhand tl el > that thatheld tndtheld th t theld I
held the revolver revolverWhom royolverWhon revolverWhen
Whom ho was first rst brought bufore Superinteiidehtof SuperintodfofPolico Police olitC Bull and andDistrict andDistrict andDistrict
District Attorney Attorite Penny he was not disposed to talk very b freely and when whena
a question was put to him took ample time to Weigh I ighliis4lansers vnis anawors dauber deliberately dcIibernt dauberntely ¬
ately nt > ly Ho mixed with his answers somo of the philosophy of the desperate desperatepolitical desperatepolitioal desperatepolitioal
politioal sect to which he belongs Iud seemed to be posing Later his histon his1on histongue
ton tongue uo o loosened somewhat and by the close of tho afternoon he talked talkedfreely talkedfrcoiy talked1r00y
freely freelyTAIjXED frcoiyTALKED 1r00yTALKED
TALKED WITH WXTH OTHERS ABOUT l CRUDE CRUDEThe CRIMEThe CBThEThe
The admission that he had discussed the crime in advance with friends friendswas friendswas friendswas
was finally finan drawn from him but there ho stopped and a dcoUId could not be moved movedHo movedHo movedHo
Ho was in tho hands of a group of shrewd examiners cxamners and they settrap settrapupon set trap trapUpon
4 upon trap to catch him but the effort to break him clown own failed The police policesay policoflAY policesay
say that in the end when he comes to a true appreciation of his position positionhe positionlIe
he will ill hrottk down and fully confess coD ess In reviewing his confession c he made madeopon madepen madepert
opon pen avowal a0 vI11 of his bisbolie belief in anarchy and said that he had merely done his hisdtny hisdtl1Y hisduiy
dtny as he saw it itIn itIn itIn
In addition nddi on to the examination city and federal detectives spent the theday theday thet
t day in scouring the city for somo trace of possible confederates cOD ederates They Tbc o took tookup tookup tookup
up the trail of the prisoner from the day of his arrival and partially com completed completed cornplated ¬
pleted an outline of his movements up to the commission of the crime crimeThey crimerhey crimemay
They did not succeed in connecting him with any of the socialists who whomake whomake whomake
make their home here and by nightfall had about abandoned the theory theorythat theorythat theorythat
that he wa assisted by anyone here They also showed an inclination to togivo togivo togive
givo up tho belief that a confederate preceded the prisoner pri oner in tho reception receptionline receptionine receptionline
line loading UT > to the presidont but work wor along that line had not been beenabandoned beeuabandoned beenabandoned
abandoned abandonedThe abandonedThe abandonedThe
The general theory 110 now V held by the detectives is that a circle cirel of Czol Czolgoszs Czolgoszs Ozolgoszs
goszs associates plotted ths th murder of President ilcKinley McKinl Y and 1d that ho hoThey hea8 hovRs
vRs a8 picked by lot or induced by persuasion tQ teearryotthaconspiracy rrYoQtthGcollspir3 rrYoQtthGcollspir3They
They say that ho holacks lacks tho shrewdness to have planned and executed the thecrime tI1Crimo thecrime
crime aq he did The police Said tonight that they the r had made no other othdrar othdrarresto ar arreste orrest
rest and that they had noae in contemplation It is evident that tliej t11 t11hnye tlie
hnve llc not > t made much progress towards the establishment eat bHsIlmerit of their story with withmaterial withmarorinl withmaterial L
material evidence and their chief reliance at present is on a confession confossionfrom confessionfront confessionfrom
from the prisoner Czolgoszs trail has been taken up at Cleveland and andif andif andit
if is expected c pectd that inquiry there will lot in some valuable light as to his com companions comllions compalliOflO ¬
panions > llions and possible follow conspirators conspiratorsPBISONBR compiratorsPRISONER conspiratorsPBIS0NZB
PRISONER IS 3T5PT PT SECLUDED SECLUDEDTho SECLUDEDTho
Tho prisoner pri oner was kept secluded today and as a result of a suggestion suggestionfrom suggestionfrom suggestionfrom I
from Secretary of War Root the th police inquiry will bo as secret as possible possibleXo possibleXo possibleXo
Xo one will be permitted to see the prisoner other than his immediate cus custodians custodians enstodians ¬
todians The prisoner has 11 < 15 not retained counsel and when the subject was wasmentioned wasmcntioned wa wamentioned
mentioned lo him today tod8 he said he did not desire a lawyer law or to defend him himJI1U himThe himThe
The JI1U puiicu police sum said that uiuk When uiurn im he jjui got ooor < j vi tIle uiu jucu idea that niuu iiu he was wua a yicui great jiwiu jiwiunmong hero heromong horcamong
among his h 8 fellow anarchists anlrchi ts he would Very e o likely likcl o resort to > tho usual usualmeans usualmenns usua usuamenus
means to avoid puuishment for his crime whatever time shows it to be No Noone Noone Ncone
one who ever know him mude application to see him today todu and no word wordcame wordame wor worc
came c < to him from his relatives relativesHe relativeslie I IHe
He had a couple of dollars when arrested and today tO 1 asked that it bo boexpended boexpended b bexpended
expended for a new shirt His request was granted and he spent seine somotime sornotime seinetime
time in rearranging his dress The police made another search s arch of his room roomand roomand roomand
and affects but found nothing that would throw any light on tho crime crimeThe
The police and secret agents are working privately privat b They insist that thatthe thatth thatthe
the th prisoner prison < < locked up at police station 2so No1 1 is not insane and that his hisact hisact hisact
act wjB is s not simply o the crime of a lunatic with homicidal tendency tendencyThere toudcne tendencyThere o oThere
There is a suspicion that one of the prisoners confederates eonIcd rates accom accompanied accompanied accompanied ¬
panied him to the Temple of Music and by b walking in front of him con concealed concealed concoaled ¬
cealed the bound hand han < 1 whichcarried the revolver Tho attention of the thepolice tb tbpo1ico thepolice
police who 10 were ere with the presidential party was directed toward a man who whoreached whoreached whoreached
reached the president just before Czolgosz did His actions wore so sus suspicious U3 U3picious nsJ ¬
J picious that one of tho secret service men kept his hand on his arm until untilft6r untilft6r untilsft
sft ft6r r IK he had shaken hands with the president pr sirnt and passed aloiyj A de description defcriplion deseripiiofl ¬
scription wf that mnn is s now in tho hands of the police oliu of the theontiro entire country countryand countryand countryand
and ho undoubtedly will be run down downQztAgosx downOr downO7eosz
QztAgosx Or O7eosz SZ Is kept in absolute seclusion by tho police and none save the theofficers theofficers theofficers
officers have haesccn seen him himCsolgosz himlg himCzolosz
Csolgosz lg who is a Gorman Pole says sn os his home is in the vicinity of ofCleveland ofOJevoland ofCleveland
Cleveland O Ho is 28 years old unmarried and has seven brothers and andtro andtro
tro 1 > 0 sisters living thore He worked for a time in tho wire works at Newark NewarkO
O He exhibits no sign of remorse and aside from his nervousness acts actsas nctsas actsas
as if ho had done what he considered a praiseworthy instead of a dastardly dastardlyact
act actDRAMATIC actDRAMATIC actORMTIC
DRAMATIC OCCURRENCE WHEN ABNER ABNERMKINLEY ABNERMKINLEY ABNERMKINLEY
MKINLEY WAS TOLD OF THE TRAGEDY
Dtnvor Sept S pt 7 7A A dramatic story of ofthe ofthe
the circumstances attending the re rerepU rcPU receptisis
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< repU ceptisis PU b by Abner McKinley 1cKlnlerand and fain family faini1y am amiW ¬
ily in Flatia canyon yesterday of the thenew theneW1 thenew4
new new4 ef r the attempted ntt tnpted assassination assassinationof
of ht hUt brother the president was told toldtoday toldtol toldtodar
today tol 1 hjr s C F Meek of the ColomdoSouthern ColOlldoOutMrn Colomdo ColotntioSouthern
Southern railway who was in charge chargeor
or 0 the u be partys special train trainAs traInAs trainAs
As the telegram t was handed to me meiid meIfIld meatd
IfIld iid Mr r MtujK Meelc there was a terrible terribleflaslf terriblefla terriblefiasat
flaslf fla f of lightning followed directly by byn b ba
n 1 crash cr h that shook the granite moun mountains mounhlln8 monatlLlflS ¬
tains I glanced at the th contents of the thetelegram thetfoJegvam thetolegram
telegram I ateggerrd Into tho car and andcalled nndcal andcalid
called cal Abner bner M Mttlnley < ClnIey to one side sideB sidene sideBtern
B ne Btern twim the th crfhes of heavens heavensartillery heavensartll heaven3art
artillery artll art II1Vy ry I rerd the message Mr Ir Mc Mcllnler rc rcJInle
Kinler JInle put his hand to his head and andstaggered andptaggered andtaggsred
staggered With each I p almost almostthoreVTBB almostthore
thoreVTBB thore thetew waft a terrific crash from above
Ws W called JSe th the rest of the party togeth togethBOTJGHIY togethROUGEIzY
7 7ROUGHLY
ROUGHLY HANDLED ENDLEDDENOUNCING LED rOR rORDBNOUNCING eOR eORDENOUNCING
DENOUNCING PRESIDENT PRESIDENTXw
Xw OtW York Sept 7 7Detective Detective Frank Frantcprice Frankrrloe Frankrrice
price at IJtihe the aentral Qcntralomce office < hnd althe althecould aU alheeoUld h hcould
could do ell H a Fourth avenue cur at atFprtfatK atPorUe1h atFortSeth
FprtfatK PorUe1h street Jut night to protect protecthalf protecth
a half h tC drunken dru ken man who denounced denouncedPresident denouncedpreldent denouncedIreeldent
President MetKlnley M lctKJnle tJCjley The man speak speakins ispcikmiS pSfkIn
ins In In a > < > nC voice said many htush htushthings h haishthings hlh hlhthingB
things of the Wounded president Sev Sevcml Be BefrrJ 5evorr3
cml men standing on the rear of the thecar thecar thecar
car asked the man to not only stop I 1
or and plalnlj told them the situation situationA
At A t first we were speechless speechlesstear tear ¬
less Then came the torrent From Fromabove Fromaboc Fromabove
above broke forth the th most astounding astoundingmasse aRtoundlnSmasse astoundingmasses
masse of water great sheets 1Iheetsot of It
The heavens wept with us There was wasa wasa as asn
a rainbow the th like of which few men
have ever seen It was an arch oC oCcrimson oCcdmson oCcrimson
crimson and gold that rivaled a noon ¬
day sun sunMrs sunMrs sunMrs
Mrs MoKinley looked at it a mo moment moment mement ¬
ment in mute astonishment astonishtpent Its the thesljrti
sign from God that he will let our
brother live was hor ho remark mmk and she
fell on her knees kneesWith kneesWlt kneeswit1
With Wlt tears streaming < di < 1pwn ptvn > wn our ur
faces no did likewise and the prayer Drn er
that went up certainly must have havereached havereached havereached
reached the Father above for therain the rain ¬
bow bo grew brighter and brighter as We Weprayed tveprayed e epaye
paye prayed and suddenlY flared up as If Ifassenting Ifassentln Ifassentinr
assenting to our oursupllcaUons oursupllcaUonsr ourauphicatlonscursing Duplications
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< 1 r < K v vcurshifr Icursing
cursing but tostop < denouncing d the thepresident theD theprstdent
president presidentI D l ent entI
I have done UR ha a mucthtgdod mUCh good for this thiscountry thiscountry thiscounty
country as McKinley has the man
declared decar If I were shot there would wouldnot wouldnot wouldnot
not be any hue ue and undory undoryYell cry cryWe11
Well you oou have done all 111 the good goodyou goodou goodyou
you ou are goin going to do one of his hear hearers hearer8 bearem ¬
ers em said ani and struck the man full In IntJs Inthe inthefl
tJs the fact factBefore fa fatatT3 o oD
Before D f fire re the man could strike back as asne
he ne started to do d half a dozen men had hadPounced hadJQunc hadpounced
Pounced JQunc d upon lI on him lie was w s pulled
down and was being b < inJ kicked and beat beaten beaten
en when Detective Price who was on ona onr
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T THE EE INTERIOR OF THE T P u TEMPLE OP HUSJC SHOWING THE PM PLACE WHERE THE VH H ATTEMPT ON THE TB T
PRESIDENTSLIEE WAS HADE
HOPEIS HOPE IS HELD OUT FOR THE THERECOVERY THERECOVERY THERECOVERY
RECOVERY OF MR MKINLEYContinued MKINLEY
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tragedy b but t beyond b iond that declined to make any statement He remained remainedat r ained ainedattbctrcsid01ice
at attbctrcsid01ice thcrcsidonce about half an hour and then wentto wc w tto t to the nearby near1 1 home i me of ofAnsley ofAnsley ofAnsley
Ansley Wilcox whose guest he will be during duringhis his stayN stayNThis stay stayThis stayThis
This evening all the members of the cabinet cabinctex except ept Secretary Hay Hayand Hatand Ha Haand
and Secretary Long had arrived The secretaries came as fast as steam steamand steamand steamand
and steel could carry them Both tho secretary secreta of states arid thosecretary thosecretaryof
of the navy are expected tomorrow Secretary SecretaryWilsou Wilson and Secretary Hoot Hootspent Rootspent Bootspent
spent most of the day at the Milburn residencfc All the members of the thocabinet thecabinet thecabinet
cabinet will remain here until the result of the wound wo nd is determined It Itis Itis Itis
is probable that after they all arrive a cabinet meeting will be held In Informally 1nformaUy informally ¬
formally they have discussed today the possibility of Vice President Roose Roosevelts RoocTelts floosevelts ¬
velts being called upon to act as magistrate during the disability of the thepresident thepresident thepresident
president But all precedents are against such a course courso while the tl1 presi president president pinsident ¬
dent lives livesQUTEiT 1i livdsQUIET s
QUIET FOR THE T PRESIDENT PRESIDENTA
A plan to insure insure absolute quiet for th the presideiti presi9 presidtntJsas t > has has been be < nput put into oper opertion opertion opertion I
tion and the safeguards are now nowsuch such thatitSviBbe that ntitwm itwill li practically impossible impossiblehim unposbiblehim
him to be disturbed in any ny 1 0 way WaYGenernl wayGeneral 0 0General
General Brooke in commandrof comman f the department d partmeut of the east who whocam whocmn whocoin
cam here thiymorning fhis morning f fromNew rom jJTew York Yorkhas has as zimU unTed wrt d personal personaf9narge personaliarge harge of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the military milita o and under his direction the picket picketiimis vlines were extendedin extendedinevery extended in inceJO inevery
every direction Aided by the city police the soldiers roped off the streets streetswhich streetswhich streetswhich
which intersect Delaware Delawnreavenue a venue near ne r the Milbnrnf Milburnr Milburnrcsidence residence idence and both teams teamsand teamsand teamsand
and pedestrians were kept out of the district districtThctclegraphofi Theteleg raph office c established establishedin
in tho jMilburn stable was removed to a teiit tel teatpie1ied tli pitcKedon don on a riawn lawn on the theopposite theoPPoEite theOpIOSite
opposite side of the avenue Aii additional tent tentJ 6r tho use Use ise of the news newsraper
ipuper paper correspondentswas c corrcspondents rresp lldfnts wustlso was also placed there thereV
V trh Ch6rWlut fli Wlitd iitl1 < i House clerical force forcewhich orccwhi which hhiid had eslafilishcd est lis qnJ1 an office in th thmnin the themain themain
main dra drawing wingroom room of f the Milburnresidence hlbnrn residence wasmbfed to the Glenny Glennyresidence Glennyresidence Glennyresidence
residence which adjoins the Jlilburn mburu home and yjhich had been tendered tenderedto
to Secretary Secrotar Coftelyou for the purpose Mrs Duncan sister of the presi president president president ¬
dent and her son and the Misses S C Barber also left4KevMilburn lc residence residenceand residencennd residenceantI
and at midnight departed for Canton They are nretobe to be clpsely advised of the thecondition thecondition i icondition
condition of Mr r McKinley cKinle o and should there t11cr th r to a scrious eriouschang vchange changelwill changelwillmtum will willreturn willretuni
return here hereOther hereOtllCr hereOther
Other members of the presidential pr sidcntialpalty sidoutial party whohave wh hYebce been quartered q qtartercdiuthe I1tcrel in inthe inthe
the lilburn home will temporarily withdraw to further aid the plan of offoecurillg ofsecuring
securing perfect quiet for the wounded man The public shows its itstruest itstruestnpproal truest
approval of theplan the plan by keeping kccpilguway away from the th locality and neither the thesentries thesentries thesentrios
sentries nor the police have encountered any an opposition Those whose pres presence presestee res resence ¬
ence is i necessary lloccssur o move about the house and groundin g ± ounq in 11 the quietest manner mannerpossible mnnerlwssible mannerpossible
possible lwssibleHOW possibleHOW
HOW PRESIDENT MKINLEY WAS WSCLOSELY I
CLOSELY GUARDED IN SAN FRANCISCO
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i San Francisco Sept 7 7During During his hisrecent hisrecent
j I recent stay of fourteen f urteen days in this thiscity thisI thiscity
I city clt President McKinley was closely clcseljguarded cluselyguarded
1 guarded by the th police Although no nodanger nodanger nodanger
danger ofan or an attack on his person was wasfeared wasfeared
I feared It wan thought best to neglect neglectno
I no o precaution that would insure hl3 hl3safety hLii hLtsafety
i safety Twelve patrolmen picked for fortheir forI fortheir
their brawn muscle and intelligence intelligencewere Intemgencwere
I were detailed to guard his person three threeeighthour threeeighthour threeeighthour
eighthour watches of four men each eachIf eachIt eachif
If the president went for a drive or to tokeep t tokeep < 1 1keep
keep an engagement four patrolmen patrolmenfollowed patrolmcntol1uwed patrolmenfollowed
followed closely In a carriage carriageWhen carriageYhen carriageWhen
When he was In his temporary home homeone homeone homeone
one man guarded each side of the thehouse th thhouse thehouse
house night and day In addition t tthis 4 tthis <
this six detectives were picked from fromCaptain fromCaptain fromCaptain
Captain Seymours staff and these were werealso wereaJso werealso
also detailed in eighthour watches watchestwo watchesI watchestwo
two men to a watch watc1IAt At the house two twodetectives twodetectives twodetectives
I detectives stood their eight hours at
Baltimore Md rd Sept 7 7A A morning morningpaperhere mornIngpap morningpapet
paperhere pap papet erhere here publishes an Interview with withTUnHed withGnlfed withtnifed
I TUnHed States Senator George L Well Wellington WellIvton el1 el1ID ¬
ington ID on given In Cumberland upon the thereception thePUOn thereception
reception PUOn of the news of the attempt attemptUpon attemptupon attempttipon
Upon the life of President McKinley in inwhich Inwhich Inwhich
which Senator Wellington Is quoted as assaying assa7lng assa7ing
saying sayingMcKlnley sa7lngI sa7ingMcKin1ey
McKinley and I are enemies I have
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the front entrance No basket of flow flowi fi 110wera o ou
i ers or fruit or qr other t gifts went e into intothe intathe
fnffl fnfflt fnfflIy
the house u without lt t u being first t thorough thoroughI
I ly I examined by the detectives If the thepresident thcpresident
i president went for a valk about the thalltttle th thIJtttle thelitttle
lltttle park fronting the house two de detectives detectives dotectives ¬
tectives and often the chief of police policeaccompanied policeaccompanied
accompanied him himIn himIn himIn
In addition to this force a detail was wasselected watselected
selected from the mounted squad to toaccompany teaccompany
accompany the presidents carriage as asoutriders asoutrlderso asoutriders I
outriders If the carriage stopped en enroute enroute n nroute
route no one might approach nearer nearerthan
than the outer stirrup of a mounted mountedofficer mountedoffi mountetofflaer neareri i
officer officerWhen offi offlaerWhen erj I
When at reviewing stands four po policemen policemen ¬
licemen always lwa stood directly behind behindthe b behindthe hlncl hlnclthe poI I
the president while below beJo and Imme Immediately ¬ I IdlatelO
diately diatel In front of him was as another anotherline L I
line of stalwart bluecoats and the themovements themovements thumovements S
movements of all suspicious SUSPl lous looking lookingpersonswere l king r rpersons
personswere persons were closely watched I
SENATOR WELLINGTON MAKESBRUTAL MAKES MAKESBRUTAL
BRUTAL COMMENT ON TRAGEDY TRAGEDYI r I I
nothing good to say about him and andunder anl1undel am amunder
under the circumstances do not care to tosay t 0 0say
I say anything bad I I1m am indifferent to tothe tothe b S Sthe
the whole matter matterThe matteroThe matterThe
The attention of the senator was di directed directed ¬
rected this morning to the Interview Interviewwith IntervIewwith interviewith diV V
with a request for a denial or affirma affirmation affirmation afllrrnation ¬
tion of the words ords attributed to him He Heflatly HefIat H C Cflatly
flatly fIat declined to give either
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The Carnival Carniva1Herejd Herald HeroJdSPECIAL
4 + SPECIAL CARNIVAL CARNnr AL number qf Q The Herald H Jd will Ul be published pubUs ed on on + 4
+ 4 A Sunday Sept 15 It will 111 present in concise form the resources of ofthe ofthe + 7
+ 4 the state Its progress In mining agriculture atrlcu ture horticulture stock stockraising stockraisIng +
4 raising and manufacturing Its attractions and Inducements for the th lo lopattern Jo9atfon + 4
4 pattern 9atfon here of both men and money the theopp opportunities rtul1ltles that are arfi offered +
+ in the various industries with wlths such ch a review of the educational rellg r llS +
+ Ious and social conditions In the state stateand and city as the facts will abun 4
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4 It will be uptodate brilliantly illustrated l11ustratedand and In
every respect such s ch +
+ 4 a paper as any an citizen of Utah may be
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4 Orders for advertising should be b handed in not later1 than Friday Frl ay +
4 Orders for papers to be delivered wrapped or unwrapped at business +
+ Ing houses hou s or to be mailed from the t e office sl101lldbe should be Jn Ill by b Saturday Saturda even + 4
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the front Of the car came to his assist assistance assistance ¬
ance ance The he car car was stopped and Price Priceaided PrJcealded Priceaided
aided by the motorman fought the themen themen themea
men back The man finally final succeeded
iit making his hisescape hisescapeBoers escape escapeBoers escapeBoers
Boers Thrive on Opposition OppositionLondon OppositionLondon OppositionLondon
London Sent 7 7Thc The Cape C P Town cor
respondentor the Times says that loyal ¬
ist opinion Is It n against nlnst the summoningof ummonln o oparUamEnt
parliament while hl1 < the rebels are still In
the field e1d as the opposition oppo IUon would ould cn cnouragp cnCQUfagt enourage
ouragp < th thm m to hld out
KRUqEBjAND KRlJGER I AND THECZAR THECZARThe THE CZAR CZARI CZARTho OZARThe
The letter Latt r is is < Not Anxious AIixious For an anIntervlewr anIntervIew s Lfl LflInterview
IntervIew IntervlewrLondon IntervIewLOndon InterviewLondon
London Sept 7 iA A dispatch dlspat h to the he ie
Times from Brussels says saysMr sasr saysMr
Mr r Kruger Understands thata requestfor requc requcfor request requetfor t
for a meeting m etln with the czar ciar on 1 > n French Fr ncb n nsoil r
soil would be b inopportune lr Leyds Ley s
denies visiting M Delcasse He sn MS ys > ig s
that Mr Ir Kruger Is In the best of health healthand healthand heal Ut Utand
and that his confidence Is unshaken
HOW HthCZOLGOSZ GZOLGOSZ GZOLGOSZWltl
Wltl V1LL8E BE TRIEU TRIEUCriminal
Criminal Disposition of the tliePresidents t11ePresidents
Presidents Assailant AssailantCASE Assailantt AssailantCAS
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CASE CAS E WILL V ILL GCT TO TOTHE TOTHE8TATE
THE THE8TATE STATE bOURTS bOURTSMurller COURTS COURTSMurder
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Murder if McKinley M Dies As Assault Asa111 ¬
sault a111 t if He Lives LivesBuffalo Livest LivesBuffalo
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Buffalo 1C 7 T Sept 7 7Under 7Underthe Under Underthe
the code of criminal procedure a aprisoner
prisoner has the rtght to a speedy speedyi
hearing he rlng before a a magistrate W Whether ether etherthis
this right will be given Czolgosz is a amatter amatter
matter of speculation A A reporter reporterasked
asked Chief of Detectives Cusack today to today
day when Czolgosz would be brought hroughtInto
Into the thepoll police court courtI
I dont know said Mr Cusack
The matter rests with District Attor AttorneyPenneo
ney neyPenneo Penney I dont know when he hewill hewill hewill
will be taken Into court It may be bethat bethat bethat
that we shall wait to see se how the pres presIdents presInjurIes presblents
Idents injuries result resultIt resultIt
It has not been determined whether whetherCzolgosz whethelCzolgosz
Czolgosz wll Ibe kept at police head headquarters
quarters or taken to Jail j 11 but in all allprobability allprobability
probability he will be kept at police
headquarters and closely guarded until
he hasapreliminary hasa prcllmlnary heating In the t1 e po police police ¬
lice court courtAs courtAs t tAs
As far as I know kno at present the as assassin as5as assasnia ¬
sassin 5as lI1 of the president will have haY to be betried betried betried
tried under the same conditions as asthose asthose asthose
those ofan or an ordinary citizen saldDls said saidDistrist Dls
trist Attorney Penney today I do d not n notsee t
see how the case can be made a United UnitedStates UnitedStates UnitedStates
States offense I think that it comes comesunder comesunder
under the jurisdiction of the Erie coun county count county ¬
ty t courts The charge will bedeter bedetermined bedetermined bedetermined ¬
mined when the result of the presl presldents presldents presidents
dents wounds are beyond a doubt It Itwill Itwill
will be murder If the president dies or orassault orassailt
assault with Intent to tocihl kill 1I1 If he lives livesTEN livesTEN
TEN YEABS TVTAgTivrrrTJPENTAXOrr TVTAgTivrrrTJ TflAXThtUIdeENALTY
PENTAXOrr ALTY FOR oa ASSAULT ASSATTLTXew SSULTNew
New York Sept 7 7presldent President Mc McKlnleys MeKinleys McKinleys
Kinleys recovery would mean that his hiswouldbe hiswouldbe hiswouldbe
wouldbe assassin could be confined in inprison inprison inprison
prison for ten years ears the maximum maximumpenalty I Ipenalty
penalty under the penal code of New ICewYork NewYork
York state Two methods of procedure procedurecould procedurecould procedurecould
could be adopted The prisoner couli coulibe coullbe coul1be
be arraigned before a justice of Erie Eriecounty
county and could demand an examina examination examination ¬
tion and would have the right to coun counsel counsel ¬
sel and time to prepare his v defense defenseThe
The prisoner could waive these foimal foimalItles fotptaland foinaiities
Itles and elect to go before the grand grandJury grandjUlo
Jury of Erie county The grand jury jurycould ju jurycould
could then theafind find an Indictment for foras forassault as assault ¬
sault in the first degree degreeAn degreeAn
An act of congress ngress prescribing a apenalty L Lpenalty
penalty for forotYenses offenses against the per person person ¬
son of the president or other United I IStates
States cfliclals would according to t le legal legal hegal ¬
gal authorities take precedence of the thepenal thepennl thtpenal
penal code of the state of New York YorkIn Toriin
in the case of the man who made the theattempt th Utattempt
attempt on President s e McKinleys life Ufet
atii It t would o f not be Impossible f eis to inflict inflictany Inflictany I 1 t I
any greater punishment on the anarch anarchture anarOh1st
1st Czolgosz by an n act of the leglsla legislature
ture fixing a more severe penalty for an anattempt at t tattempt
attempt on the life of the president presidentThe presidentThe
The death of the the he president would re result result resuit ¬
sult In the trial trl 1 of the assailant for r
homicide and his conviction would wouldmean wouldmean I Imean
mean death in the electric ele rlc chair chairSTATE chafrSTATE chairSTTE
STATE LAWS ONLY ONZTTCOVER ONLYCOVER ONLYCOVER
COVER CASE OF CZOLQOSZ CZOLQOSZWashington CZOLGOSZWashington i iWashington
Washington Sept 7 7The The law officers oSIcersof S Sof
of the government feel that there is islittle I S Slittle
little assistance which the federal law lawbranch Jaobranch t tbranch
branch can give In prosecuting the theman tb e eman
man who shot President McKinley McKlnle McKlnleIt
It was stated today t day by 11 a leading I adln of ofI
I ficlal that the federal laws made no noProvision noI n nprovision
I Provision for assaults tssa ss 1ts upon the presi
dent the latter being beln only a citizen Ii
in the eye of the federal law The old oldsedition oldsedition 01 ci cisedition
sedition laws made it a serious of ¬
fense fen e to attack a government official officialonthe officlaJon LI LIonthe i
onthe on the theory that It was an Injury to tothe tothe t 0
the country as well as to the Individ Indlvidualo individual
ual But these laws have long ago been beenswept beenswept bee n nswept 1
swept away awayWhen awayVhen awayWhen
When questioned as as to what punish punishment I
ment the federal statutes provided for forthe forthe fe r rthe
the attempt on the th presidents life Act Acting ActIng ActIng ¬
ing Attorney General James M tL L Beck Becksaid BeckaId Bee Beenid L
said aId today todayWhile
While r have not n ot given any special specialexamination specialexamination LI LIWhile I
examination to the federal statutes statutesbearing S
bearing be rln on the subjectyet subj subject ct yet Oet I know of ofno ofno c if f
no statute which makes It a a criminal criminaloffense crJmlnalPfen cii ii I
offense Pfen e to attempt the theff life of O f the th presi president preSIdent presih I ¬
dent That there ought to be such suchl sue sueleglalation h i
legislation l Is perfectly perfe py clear clearf clearNEW
f II IINEV
NEW POLICE COURTVncancy COURT COURTVacancy COURTVacancy
Vacancy Filled ri led by Appointment of ofRussell ofRuasellGS9hnIder IfThissell lf
Russell RuasellGS9hnIder RuasellGS9hnIderSubject QiSahnlder QiSahnlderSubject GSshtilderSubject
Subject to confirmation co firmatlon by b the city citycouncil cItycouncil cit
council Mayor Thompson yesterday yesterdayappointed yeteldayappointed 31
appointed Russell G Sqhujder Eqbul < 1er to the theposition theposItion tI tIposition 10 e
position of t clerk and Dndpro pro prosenithr su iutor iutorpolite or oC ° t tpoll U Upolice
polite poll e court succeeding succe dng ChrisB Dlelilf Dlelilfwho Dlch1twho DIet La LaLh
who was made city justice on the death deathof deathot deal dealof Lh
of Justice Timmony The appointment appointmentwas ap ttppointinOtwas olnt n1 n1was
was made with the concurrence of City Clt CltAttorne Ci i
Attorney Attorne Stephens and Mr Schulder Schulderat Schulderatonee Schuldat e ie L
at atonee once entered upon the discharge of ofhis ofhIs f i
his duties Mr Schulder Schu1 er Is a native na natvethis tve of otbls f
t this his city qIt lt and was graduated from dl the thelaw thelaO to to1aw
law department of the University of orMlchhan r
Michigan last year For the past few fewmonth ft ftmonths fl iv
months he has hnsbeen been In the office of his hisj i15 i15Ii IS
j uncle Atttorney Cl C 00 O Whlttemore The Thefriends TI TIfriends Ii e
friends friends of the young man believe beUevche he I heWill ie
I will acquit hii hiinew himself creditablY In his hisnEW t ds dsnew la
new position
E x rpRA rpRABuffalo
Buffalo Sept S STho The f foU fallwinbulletin allowing win bulletin buUotinwn was issued by the h presidents presidentsphysiciansat prSid presidentsphysiciansnt nt ntpbysiciansnt320
physiciansat pbysiciansnt320 320 a m inThe T r rThe 1
The president has passed pa > sed a fairly fiil good od night Pulse 122 12 tempera temperaturc102i temperatur temperatur
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T PMRTxl PMRTxlIL P M I IR EIXEY EIXEYH
H IL MYJfTEK MYJfTEKGEOKGE
GEORGE B CORTELYOu Sedrofeiry S ofary to the President PresidentHad President4I PresidenteiLsosz
IhGOSI 4I Wt W11S S UNHAPPY UNHAPPYIN
L
IN HIS HOME LIFE LIFEHad i iHad
Had Trouble Trou Ie With His StepMother Step iother and Despised DespisedWork De DespisedI DespisedYork p sed sedV
Work V ork on the Farm FarmWhile v vWhile A AI
I i it t
While a youth Lived in in a House Where Anarchists Anarc1uis 0 Met Metf Metand Metand
f and Listened List ned to Their Harangues
Cleveland 0 Sept 7 iPerhaps Perhaps to no I
one else is the wouldbe assassination ass assassinationf sslnatlon
of o f President McKlnley 1 > f lnley more mo e a surprise surprisethan urpris I Ithan I
than th thd thy an those who knew Leon LeonCzolg Gzolgose 5g 5gduring j
during d his residence reJldence of half a1f a dozen dozenyear j
years y ears or more In the southeast end of i Ithis
this t city
I
The unhappy nhapp inmate of a home from
which w hich his mother had been taken by I
death d eath he never got along very ver well wenwith
with w ith his fathers second wife and andI
a cted more or r less t the tubborn u boy in
I fe i itlmo
rn rnr fu ee Olhl
his h is relations e with her During this
tih tlmo ti nva his father lived on a farm with
his h tig is large I are family of 0 seven boys and two
girls g irls Leon was notactive n nOt t active In farm farmwork
work w wd ork seeming to despise it itas as the therudgery I
drudgery dru d gerylncldent incident To life liteShorUy
Shortly after coming cominglo to this city fif
teen t een years ago Leons father started a asalooni
saloon s In the rear rea of which Was a i
Small s building b Udlng used as a rendezvous
and a nd meeting place for a dozen or fIt fItIsrrs I
teen t een men n who called themselves s sn an n
ta
arphlsts a tm rchists Isrrs Isrrsn Leon L was too oot young to sb be b a amember 1
member m of that gang but he was a I Igreat
great g reat listener to the harangues that J
these t men indulged in and theyprob
ably a bly had some effect on his youthful youthfulmind Imind
mind mindLe m ind
Leon Le n worked In na a rolling nilll for forh
several s years but t the work k was too
hard h hf ard for him h a and nd he h left ef effathers to go on his
fathers f hv farm Then lung trouble de deveJoped
eloped v and he finally finall o became b bcam came more or oress i
less l ess of an idler his bi health never gain J JInS
j InS i ng a robust condition Hisways were I Ithe
the t he cause of more or less comment I
among a his acquaintances Finally Final he
l left home and became a wanderer
The last deflplte information from I
J him h im was a letter received from West
Seneca S eneca N Y written on the 15th of
July J uly That letter l ter was written to the j
1 secretary s of a fraternal society In i I
j
Cleveland C < and was wn s tor the purpose of i I
i paying p his monthly assessments So I 11 11paylnS
3 far f ar as his relatives relat1v s and an friends know
TELLS ROWHI ROWHIDetectives HOW HO THE THEDEED
DEED WASUnNE WASUnNED AS DONE
D Detectives tectives Deceived + lWCZOI by Czol I
goszs Innocent Face Facet
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EVIDENCE EVID NCE THAT THATRE HE HEHAD HEHAD
HAD A CONFEDERATE CONFEDERATEMan
t
Man in Front Attracted Atten Attention Attention ¬
tion of Officers OfficersBuffalo
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Buffalo Sept 7 iIn 7Inaninterriew In an interview Se Secret Secret ¬
cret c ret Service Detective Ireland Irell nd who whowith
with Ith Officer Gallagher G lhlgher wasnear was near the thepresident thepresident
president when the shots were fired firedsaid fireds
said s aid d
saidIt dIt
It is Incbrrect In rrect as has been stated
that the least fear of o an assault was
entertained by the presidential party part Yo
Since the Spanish war the president
has traveled all over the country and
met the people everywhere In Canton
he walks up and down town without
the sign of secret service men of any
kind as an escort In Washington he hewalks
walks about the White House grounds I
drives out freely and has enjoyed enjoyedmuch enjoyedmuch
much freedom freedomfrorn from the presence of de ¬
tectives tectivesIt I
It has been my custom to stand back
of the president and Just to his left so
that yIpe I Ipe could d see ero the right hand of ofevery olevery
every y person approaching a I but yester te ¬ I
day I was requested to stand opposite
the president so that Mr M r Milburn could couldstand coultstand
stand at the left and introduce the thepeople tbepeople I
people who approached In that way 1 Iwas 1was 1 1was
was unable e to get a good look at every ¬
ones right hand handA handA handA
A few moments before Czolgosz Czolg sz np
preached a man came along with three t I
j fingers of his right hand tied up in a e L
bandage and he had shaken hands handswith handswith 3 3with
with the president When Czolgosz Czolgoszcame Czolgoszcame C Ccame
came up I noticed he e was a boyish
looking fellow with an innocent face faceperfectly i iperfectly
perfectly calm and I also noticed that t I
his right hand was wrapped in what whatappeared t tappeared
appeared to be a bandage bandageMay bandageMay o oMay
I
May Have Been Confederate ConfederateI
I watched him closely but was in i
terrupted by the man in front frontot of him himwho I Iwho I Iwho I
who held on to the presidents resldents hand handunusuaUy t tunusually I
unusually long This man appeared to tobe S 0 0be > 1
be an Italian and wore a short heavy heav j iI
black moustache He was persistent i iand
I I and it was necessary for me to push USi ii L
j
him along so that the others could couldreach S Sreach
reach the president presidentJust presidentJust
Just t as he released releas ed the presidents 5 5
hand and as the president was reach reaching reachlug
ins for the hand of the assassin there therewere a awere
P were two quick qulcksbotso shots Startled for a amoment nI amoment i
moment I looked and saw the president it t
draw dra w his right hand up under tmderhl8cotlt tmderhl8cotltstraighten traderhis hi3 coat I
I straighten up and pressing his lips to together I II
gether geth cr give Csjolgosz C JgOSZ the most mos t scornful ii iiand i
and contemptuous look possible to im imagine 1mI L Lagias ¬
I agine agineAt aglneAt agiasAt
At the same time I reached for the theyoung theyoun th 10
I young youn man and caught his left arm armThe am amThe i 10i
The big negro standing just back ba of ofhim orhim I
him and who would wonldhae have been next to toI I Itaite o
take t ke th the pjresldents bandstruck hand struck the theyoung theyoung U Le Leyoung
I
young man In the neck with one hanl1j hand han hanand i iand
and with the other reachedfor reached for the re revdlver rev r i ivolver
I vdlver v ler wTilch had been discharged dischargedthrough dischargedthrough ii iithrough 1
through the handkerchief and theshots the ahOl sh ts tsfrom Lafrom 8
from which had set fire to the h Hhen Upenadozen
t r immediately a adozen dozen men fellupon felluponthe fell upe a
tthe the assassin and bore him to the floor floorto floor1iTJ1l1e Iloo IlooWhile uper r
While on the floor Czolgosz tried again againto agal In
I to discharge the revolver but before beforehe befoi te tehe a
he could point It at the president it itI Itknocked t
I was knocked fjrom his hand by the no negro ni a asmo
gro It flew across the floor and one oneof or orof
of the artillerymen picked it it up and andput at atput 3
I put it In his i pocket > ocket ocketOn
On the way wa down to the station Czel Cz Czced l lgosz
gosz g0S would not say S ly a word but ut seemed seeme seemegreatly ed
greatly agitated agitatedThe II
The revolver Tevolerwith with which President PresidentJcKlnley a
I McKinley was shot was turned Fresidelto over to toSuperintendent toSuperlntendlnt 0
Superintendent of Police Bull today toda by b I y s I
h he heSe has been nowhere else el6ethinln than thnht mWest yest yestneca est
S Seneca Se neca since that date dateThe dateThe
The idea of ofa a plot being iiHtc h1 b1tt4d n dln dlnth < i in inthis inis
this th is city to kill the thepr president ida t Is not notgiven notgloen notven
g given gi ven serious thought by the police nor norby norb northose
b by those who have known knownCzblgo CabJgoSis for forthe folthe fore
tl the th thde e past ten years earso They The o ragaw3il ragaw3ildesperate repJlilblB repJlilblBdesperate regaM his hissperate
di desperate de sperate deed as the result of a sud sudden sudden sudn ¬
d den de n JnsplratloYi to t do dOSORUtfhng sniefhlng to t at attract attract atact ¬
tract tr act public attention Among Amon his own ownbrothers oanothers n nbrothers
brothers br D i others and sisters he hewAsconsldered hewAsconslderedstrange hOwSa wasconsidered wasconsideredstrange considered consideredtrange
strange s and a a ststerlnlaw net n notoiig notoiigo Jong tJongago Jongago
a ago ag o commented upon his childish con conduct conduct conct ¬
duct du ct He has a brother brothtrJatbb JaAb < who whowas whowas whoas
u was as Injured by en n explosion at t the theSandy theSandy thendy
Sandy Sa ndy Hook navy yard ard two years and andwho an anwho andho
AV who ho has slncebeeri retlr retired d on on a gov government go govnment ¬
ei ernment em ponslqn ponslqnHis p pensiQzHis slo
His recent letters to his family JRUy indi indicated indicated mdited ¬
c cated tin ted nothing nothingunusual unusual in his line of ofought
tl thought th ought Recently the farm which his histher
f father fa ther owned a few miles southeast sou UteliS t of ofis
t this th is city was sold and Lieons LeoI sihare share of ofe
the th e proceeds Is still retained by th the thefather thether
fj father fa ther waiting for the money mO layto to be beclaimed beclaimed beaimed
c claimed cl by the son sonPaul sonPaul sonPaul
Paul Czolgosz the father ratherof of Leonwas Leonas Leon Leonwas
M was w as seen at his home at t 306 30 Fleet street streettoo
ti today too to day a He did not appear to be deeply
ci Concerned Co over the th enormity Enormlt of his hissons hisns
sons so ns crime and Was was calmly stropping stroppinga stroppingrazor
a razor r zor with which he had just shavel shavelmself
h himself hi mself His wife was busily engaged engag
It In her household duties from fromwhlChe fromwhichsheesisted which she
d desisted to aid in directing dlrectin an officer officerto officeto offlcethe
ti to the home of Waldak Baudurski
Baudurski BaUd rskils is said to be prominently
It Identified Id ntlfied with a Cleveland socialistic socialisticorganization 1oelaUstlorganization socialisticganization
o organization or and Is a brntherinlavr brntherinlavrOf brOtherinlawLeon
o Of f Leon Czolgosz Baudurski is em employed employed emoyed
j ployed iil oyed at the works of the Cleveland ClevelandI
I Frog rog Crossing company CO lpany Detective Detectiveergeant
S Sergeant ergeant James Doran of the Cleve Cievend
lz land la nd police department stated tonight tonightthat tonightthat tonightat
tl that th at rigid examinations of a couple of
f friends fr j iends of Czolgosz today toda failed to re reveal real
v veal ve al any an indication of a plot to kill kille
t the th e president presi ent Sergeant Doran said saidat ald
that th at he was waS still working workll1 hand on the thecase th thcageo these
o case caseCaptain cageoCaptain ca caC cao se seaptain
Captain C aptain NIsser to to whom wh m it had been beenanded
handed h by bythe the soldier 5 soldIerwho 1dtet who bad recov recovered recovered recovred ¬
ered o red it Ito
itFresidthts
Presidents Prside tsF Pirst irst rst Words WordsIn WoidsIn WordsIn
In many ma manymateriul Y material llterial points p Il and aId andneirdcu andneirdcurly particu particudays rtle ¬
lady la lad rly thc utteraIJce att ri4 r flit Rrqsl
lad dent d ent w wasdhqt sfthqt the yttDesSeSoty tthheaohotysstr tthheaohotysstrays 8tr <
days d ays tragedy tragedat at theTemple the Temple ot fJIusfc IuSic IUI I Itall
fail re r ail to agree Th The action a tJon of the trag ¬
edy e dy was very last and its commission commissionwas
was w as followed by a scene of confusion confuelonn
in i n which it Itwas was difficult dlfficultto to either see ee or orear
i hear h ear with accuracy however close one onestood onestood onetood
sI stood s to the t e president and his assailant
I It I t is now conceded hat the president
da did d id not say sa May ay God forgive him himafter J
dfi after a he was shot and agreed agr edthat that his hisrst
first fi fih rst audible speech was a a reference to
his h is wife wifeI
I trust Mrs > ICKinley will not be benformed
Informed i in of this at least I hope It will willnot willnot willot
not n ot be exaggerated exaggeratedA exaggeratednewspaper
A newspaper reporter r porter who stood just justehind
behind b the president when the Shoot hootg
Ing to toa g occurred gave one of the clearest clearestaccounts clearestaccounts clearestccounts
accounts a related so far H He said
I stood about ten feet from the
president p and saw Czolgosz approach
hd him h im The latter had his right hand
drawn d ha hW rawn up close to his breast and a
tvhite W hite linen handkerchief wrapped
about a It bore the appearance of a
bandage b o He extended his left hand handnd
and a at nd I am quite sure the president pr sldent
thoucht t he was Injured for he leaned l aned
forward f and looked at him In a sym sympathetic sympathetic symathetic ¬
pathetic p way wayWhen waoWhen wayWhen
When directly In front of the pres ¬
ident b Czolgosz threw his right hand handorward
forward f and fired I saw the flash and
smoke s followed the report and then thene
he h e heard the second shot Instantly
John J ohn Parker a colored man and Se Secret SeCret Seret ¬
cret c ca ret Agent Foster were upon Ctedlgosz Ctedlgoszand OEoloszand
and a nd they bore him to the floor Czol Czolgosz Czolgosz Czolosz ¬
gosz g osz lying prostrate still retained a
hold on his revolver and seemed to
be trying to get his arm free fre to fire fireazaln firen firecam
azaln azalnThe n cam = alno alnoThe
camThe
The president did not fall He Heraised Heraised
raised his right hand and felt his t
breast and seejne to be maintaining
hmis upright position only by wonder wonderui ¬
ful f ui effort I am sure he did not speak speakat speakat J
at that moment momentHe momentHe thOmeutHe
He gazed fixedly fixed I at his assailant assailantwith aSsailantwith assailantwith
with a look which I cannot desoribe des < nibe
bqt which I shall never forget aDd andn
in I n a moment reeled back into the arms armsof armsor C Cof
of Secretary Cortelyou Czol CzolgtfcSe8 8 re revolver revolver sevolver ¬
volver had ha by that time been ichfi knocked n ke kd
from his hand han and someoiie had hadpicked hadpfcked hadpicked
picked up the burning handkerchief handkerchiefwhich handkerchiefWhich handkerchiefwhich
which lay at his feet feetCzolgosz feetCzolgosz feetCzolgosz
Czolgosz was picked up forced back barkand backnnd backand
and again knocked down Mr Cortel Cortelyou Cortelyou Corteland
you and Mr Milbum supported support d the thenresident theDresJdcnt theuresident
nresident and led him to a chair ch lir I c chearI
heard hea him ask that the newsbe news be kept keptfrom keptfrom keptfrom
from his wife and a a moment later laterwhen laterwhen laterwhen
when Secretary o Cortelyou CorteJyouasked asked him himIf himIf himif
If he felt much pain he said This Thiswound Thiswound Thiswound
wound hurts very much muchHe muchHe muchHe
He seemed to be fairly easV e as h hrested he herested <
rested in the chair and some someo of fading fadingcolor radiUScoJor fhdingcolor
color came back to his lace He Hereachel Hereached
reached his right hand inside of hit hieshirt hitshirt lilashirt
shirt and when he withdrew It his hlffingers hisfingers
fingers were tipped with blood Ke Kepaled liepaled Hepaled
paled again at the sight of the blood bloodand bleedand
and I think he fainted faintedSenor faintedSenor faintedSenor
Senor Azplroz the Mexican minis mSniflter mlnlRter minister
ter broke through the crowd and andrushln andrushing
rushing rushln up to the president cried My M MGod
God Mr President are you shot shoto The Theminister Theminister Theminister
minister seemed about to throw hlm hlmsel himself
self sel at the tl h feet of the president presl tl1 but butwas butwas
was restrained The presidents pre ldents answer answercame anSWprcame answercame
came very slowly and In a halting sub sUbdued subdued
dued voice he said Tea I be1 believe e I Iam IThe
am amThe The president was attractedby attaoted by the thescuffling thescumlng thescuming
scuffling of the officers wHo H6 w were re drag dragglnp dt36gln dragging
glnp gln the wouldbe murderer away but buthe buthe buthe
he did not speak His head rested on onthe onthe
the arm rm of Mr Mllburn ana and hp hfseemed h hseemed
seemed only partly c cOnscious rnclous His Hiscourage Hiscourage
courage was superb and irh wliiie Ue Ie lie h was wasconscious wascossclous wascotscious
conscious he was the master of the thecame thepain
paIn he suffered Wbenlh Whenhhaxnbuiance Whenhhaxnbuiancecame ambulance ambulancecame I
came and a stretcher wa was brought In Inhe inhe
he started forward and partly re reJitaln segained
earned Jitaln > d hIs feet unassisted unassistedI
I heard not a word from the as alsallant assallant
sallant of the th president resldent He was wasstruck waqstT waadown
struck stT dt down the moment lie fired the th thsecond tuesecond
second shot and If ho dId speak it itwns rtwas
was probably in exclamation at the thtery thevery
very ery rough treatment he was re receir receirinc lv lvinc v
inc 10
May Iflterf rnterfer I terfersWith era With Yacht Ilaces Rnces EacesNon Rnces1ew
New York Sept 7 Commodore 7Commodore Kane Kaneshould Kaneof Ianeot
of the New York Yachtciub Yacht etCh gay uit IlL IlLstatement ftstatement
statement tonl tonight ht saying tbat toe races racesbetween f fbHween >
between Shamrock II 11M tal the Colun Coheashia Coheashiawill k kwill
will take place aCcordtn according to programme programmeIhould progtamnleshould
should Pre Prpnt frtfnt McKinley recover In Inthi inthe
the event McKinley cIlnley dIes < they t will be In InflnltrI1 indefinitrly ¬
a definitrly < fnltf1y pfstponfd nstpon < f