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: Hui ilVEN h in. ruins REBIVERY
Till Prttldtnl's Firstlhnurht was of His Villa, who mi ilot With
"inflate: laid tho "Guilt, which was lithium NOI-
..mtn Roughly. io'liol Harm Bimini! Exnrow
. J ‘u lion} that lucid-lit Would pilot Brio!
trim to maintain».
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BUFFALO. N. Y.. Soptelnber l'" asaunain. who tired again as soon as
President flcKlnley’ was ahot twiceby his honor dould move the trigger. on
minimum as he atood‘in the Temple receiving the first shot President Mc-
; airflow: “at .tlle Pan~Arnerican Expoal- Kinloy had lifted himselt‘on his toes
~ “will ‘3. 391.00! Yesterday .altom'oon. with something of a gasp. His move-
" ’Thig‘ allots dare fired by Frederick mo ment unused the aeoond shot to enter
‘ who: Detroit. who me that he is .the abdomen. With the ‘ no shot
the president douhle‘d slightly forward
an haudhiatvand'has "only done hi-
du ." 'l‘h‘e attempted aaaaaalnation and then sank back. Deteotlyo Geary
W" “it” i“ 5“” “”33“? 3.5 limiifi' m: ‘i°rl’i‘ii.“"'°“i i“ 31%” ”ii
eons. w o a crow n e — en urn e pa ' auppo
”plead! finale, while 103:3} oitheratatood him.
WWW the temple “18 0f 1‘ Assailant Quickly Seized.
. guemdafi” and “mum hands with Almost before the noise oi tho sec-
. p ond shot sounded Nieman was seized
- Two Bullet- Strike Hlfll- no 8. n. Ireland. United States Secret
The first“ pullout struck the president Service man, who stood directly oppo-
in 3.13: 310%,! gidecéed "ngedmlfomflt-h eitemthenpreniden: lrelanddtlhrew him
um; e" , an my nea to e oor. an as he a negro
ingenh'rn‘r a point direcgly‘; inflow the waiter named Jsol’rn Harper, also leap
rip t n pp e. ,e eecon u pone~ ed upon him. ldlers oi the United
mind theatomach. Only a superficial 9Staten Artillery detailed at the recon
militia“,iilsiiniieamfnfifir‘éifii ”$233333“ mm Slidls‘l‘éi‘lfié
aiciane reached the president it had gdeteotivea. Detective Gallagher grab-
beon removed. The second bullet was bed Nieman's right hand. tore away
not round. lure owner-carer and 8922;; the revol-
Mnd um Dan tons Wound. iv?“ ‘3 artillery men < has the "1*
5* ”fig“ “‘3 [trimmed on the. gmlver in Gallagher’s hand. rushed at
/ Mdmi at. (nonhuman! Hospital .him and handled him rather roughly.
on the Expjoaition do at 5 o’clock glean: hile lmland and bile negro held
by Dr. fluthew p. H nan'nrJJoaa Par- 39‘" Wmngeafiogneto amalgam
mentor anrl llr.;’aerman.usnter. The mm a a c s 0 e in or a " “b
. v ,- 1 ~ 2 , itillerymen and the blown oi' the police
ammo “donningaedopetnreud but, men‘é'cluhs. ~
o t‘unot no. page u
hear ‘ ” ,n ,ihp. infirm!“ “i, ”will” "#3” no OMS?!-
nevra’dub' , ~ - {in l edition- ‘ sdppdrtédbyneteotlre Rwy and
Medium: removed lathe Motif John 1mm: hillhurn and surrounded by
G. hlilhllrn"“‘at Delaware trenue and lScoretary B. (lonelyou and half a dot-
Forr'y atrial. .. on Exposition odiolals the president
Denture H°Mu|~ guns assisted to a chair. His lane was
ivory white. but he made no outcry and
“33:?ng gwthnggumfn: punt; gsank back with ode hand holding his
while the mind mood or the mud "mm“ "1“ "'9 “m" "“3”“ a his
shot unanimous. it was not aeronau- dhm” His eyes were We“ “'3 he
ily lainl ’ 3m ole-gig” conscious or all that had
.. ‘. » happen .
At a unlock and after an operation 4 _
had been performed on the president } H“ "m M!” for "h WW-
thc following bulletin was Sword by 1h “0 100de “it in“! President Mil
the physicians: “ ~ i nrn’a (are and gasped “
“The prealdenlmas shot about 1 Who president‘s eecreta bent» over
o‘clock. One bullet struck him on the limo. “Cortelron.” aaid e president.
upper taunt me. flurlglfid not fl‘mrmwimmfle mumgbogt her. Don‘t
penetra an. aeonnd pone et in." . o 5' pain he
inled the am lire inches below igfilhfllmto the left. and ago his area
the left. nip one and onohall; . on epmnieform , hla wald-
inches to the lot! of the median line. die muffin Micron lay on the floor
The abdomen wasppened through the vihniplcea beneath the blots of the
line of the bullet mud. It m round imam. The president rained his right
that It: light hul penetrated tne giant! andplaoed 13;. on the agwldg ol
mun-t . e opening in the .‘l’roni i S secretary “ nouns- urt' in.“
wall oi’ the sdomaoh has melody em Fire epid. and then mix back into the
ad with sill: autumn after which a sgohalr while lhesnudecarflcd Nleman
next-lit“: made on a hall lathe inch "it'll
or o tho~ stomach. This was hound 1 President Rm‘m W
and also clown “than“ m- “a“: An ambulance [ruin the Wimp
inrther m ”f “’9 “I.“ could not hospital was summoned immediately
he dimmmd “ _ h mini ml: -l maiden nonuniona
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thecou .‘ i‘loctnm.‘chouen tor the
homing min. who hoarse.“ relected.
‘waa .ilnanlm aly‘ dented. it was an
follow: . ‘ ‘ ‘
" number 89
, . fiMpm‘on David Reruns.
November Hum W Hamilton
and Jelloreon. ‘ ‘
December 10~Viucent on Holmes.
, January 7—»Miu lilacGlaran on also
of Oman.
January ail—Egbert on Social Probv
lenua .
February 18-»Vincent on bowell.
The committee on lectures wan Mrs.
l". J. Comp. Mn. 8. B. Weieh. Mina
Richardson. Miss Emerson, c. A. Tuck-
er and Ill. H. Gumhart.
it was also voted to hold tour recep-
tions durihs‘the lecture course. The
Matt-one will be October 1 and the
datoagand piano: for the’othera will be
made known later. ‘,
F1881” METHODIfiT. CHURCH.
Rev. W. W. T. Dunoan. pastor of the
church. at the moraine norvice tomor-
2%" will preach ahlatorlcal wrmon
pmpriate to the 250th celebration
At the evening servicefltlie entire body
oi firemen, conaistinx of Old Well
Hook and rider Company, Putnam
Hose Compa y and the Fire Bollco.
and East Norwalk Fire Department
will attend and listen to their annual
sermon. Mr. Duncan’s subject for the
evening will be. "The Value of a Han."
Service commences at 7:30.
FEAR SBH’ Ii PflliflN
Physicians m ‘Vlaichinl Pmi—
drrt moral! for Simmons. .
x-uvs Ill@ill ii Hi!
Everyone but Two 0! the Physicians
and Two Trained Hume. Eaciudad
from the Sick Chamber
Thin Morning.
BUFFALO. September 7, llsls a. m
-—The rapidity of the President's pulse
does not unduly alarm the physicians
Dr. Riley says that the president has
always had a somewhat erratic pulse
and its sudden rise this morning was
not unexpected. The president in mn-
scions and is calm pod collected al‘
though still sirmevhat drowsy tron: the
elect: of the other administered to him
Yesterday , ,
”attic-The fear of the president’s
physician is that sceptlc poisoning will
not in and it is for the first symptoms
of blood poisoning that they are now
watching.
The bullet lodged in the muscles of
the hack and the physicians have do
cided that for the present is is of sec-
ondary importance. The bullet tool: a
downward course, but neither the in‘
matinee nor the kidneys were injured
0! this the phyaicians are confident
it inflammation should appear in the
neighborhood of the place where the
bullet is helioral to have lodged. the
Roenhgen ray will he used to locate it
and the doctors do not think there
would be amenity in extracting it.
ital—Two oi the physicians and
two mined nurses are with the presi-
dent constantly. All others were ex-
cluded mm the nick chamber this
morningaaitmlonndthatihcdls
iinsuiehed patient could not be re
strained from speaking to (hm who
entered the morn. Quiet and absolute
Mom from the least excitement are
maiden-d extromely emotial. Err-n
Nicklfleyhunotmhimtoday.
Showintheadehmoulaflnight;
alter the president had mnemd iron:[
the enacts oi the operation sue die
played nonderta’l pinch and nerve and
“Manor-aw. ltisprohnhle
that she will are the madden: km in
the ear.
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SHEFFIELD ON THE sauna
“all: will be a ,dellsiiil’nl plate to
stay dull",r the collimation. h m
lat shore dinner will he mod daily
llmdtolpn. Mann-lay
neat. launch loam Mom‘s: Paint
It". 11:40 a. at: 3:10, i. and «mo
p. m.
flARlHALfl FOR TUMV.
all the unhllr
}
The Man do" ,
and Mali» laden on in Which
have a good deem
arrest may occur
ls-“no doubt, '
that this In
Crolsou. .
Too or threenudpoctamero picked
v “ helium and bore him to
All
pear tolre louut'
over in Em-
Thoma.
trout the sight
in. The police
of hint and his
_‘ ‘to'the police.
an accomplice oi
up in varioua‘pii‘ldr'ol' the city during
the night bnhgthdy inure released utter
undergoing in automation, each one
proving an allhlu’
Crolgoez does hilt. appear to be in-
sane.
Detective ”meant, Sergeant
John Geary, whoethod a few feet from
u
‘Owlgoaa when ltd-fired the shots and
who caught. Prualdénl McKinley when
he tell, was united whether in his opln
ion’Csolzoea was iguana.
“lie may met: (aid the detective
at from all l any of him, he is just
an anarchist." ’- ..
legolsa in Intuitive the average
height.
Tia tape in that of a typing]
German. He now at an early hour
this morning and file a hearty break
last. lie appeigg tolhe very nervous
and starts suddenly when any
speaks to hint. gill} mores to be run“
elusive in answering donations, homer
er. The malice ‘Vflfikfid over him until
one
a late hour imam: and they admit-
ted that very rune progress had been
made in bringing out facts from him.
regarding his pm history, .
_ To a reporter Wm Attorney Pen-
al sure the substance oi Caoigouz'a
muleuon as hollows; “This man has
admitlind ahantlngathe preaident. He
min ”,in
been planning‘no‘” l ..
three days, since he «me here. Ho
0 kill; that he had
"'t ,lor the last
went into the Temple [of Music with
murder in his heart. l
to lriil. He tired up
ing a handkerchief Wild it and mail.
ed his turn in get neg} the president
plowing to about
hid hand by ty-
just as the newspapers: have described.
When he got directl: in (rout of the
president he fired. lilo says he had no
confederate, that he one entirely alone
in the planning andexecution oi
diabolical act.
"He says he is a believer in the their»
ries proponnded by Emma Goldman
whom he heard lecture several times
He also intimates that he does no!
believe in our form of government and
mentor:- that he drained it his duty
thin
to get rid oi the president."
This. in unbalance. is the oppression
of boon legon, who is a German-
more.
Polo and ma his home in in the rulin—
ity of Cleveland. Ohio. He in twain
eight years old. unmarried and has nor
on brothers and two sisters living
He worked for a lime in the
win- rorts at Neva
hibics no firm 0! re
Ohio. He er
and aside
from his nervousnm."acts as i! he had
has met people everywhere.
done what he considered or praise:
north: intend at a daniardlr not.
in an interview. Secret Service Do
more, Ireland. Who. Will: 0am I'm
to! and Galliuher. were near the. pines»
idem when the admin um dried, said:
“it is incorrect, as has been Mailed
Shaman m. the president
over the country and
In Ghana
too he walks: to church and dorm town
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the young man inf neck with one hand
had for. the re ‘
and with the other ‘
velvet which had been; discharged
through the humid: lot had we anon
“in which had to ‘ill‘o'tolthe linen
mediately a‘down men‘iell upon the
\ , the lloor.
While on the floor on: anagain tried
to discharge the rpm ver,.but before
he could point it at the preuident it
was knockedlrom his hand by the no»
Era. it flew acre-awe :iloor and one
or the Artillery men picked it up and
until in his pocket. 0n the way down
to the station (incisor; would not any
a word, but seemed greatly agitated."
wmra'a ovaaal'co. AT Horr'a.
A Fine Prouotatlon of “Fro Diavoia"
Lott Night—Two Other
1 Opera: Today.
Willie's Opera Company opened th'
season last night at Hart's Theatre.
Though the weather was hot and the
excitement caused‘by the shooting of
the Resident intense. there was a fair
audience. which was enthusiastic in its
manifestations of appreciation of the
muai'cal talent of the large company.
which. in its solo ariata and chorus, in
all that is required for the most of.
(active and finished production of op-
era. The orchestra deserves equal
commendation.
This afternoon the old favorite “Mi-
kado" will be presented, and tonight
“The Beggar Student." Matinee pric~
ea 15c and 25c: evening 16, 26 and 85c.
Willi iii flflllfli
Wrainort Interested in ”atom
to Protect its “I'll Poor.
in unsung—ii. mourn
Some of the Citizens Favor the Estab-
lishment of a Town Furor—Spec.
ial Meeting Called for thin
Afternoon.
'i‘
Weatport in wrestling with a eerl~
our problem, [or how in care for the
town poor is a question which has
aroused considerable discussion
among the citizens during the past
year. Some of them have found fault
with the board of aelectrnen for or
pending on much for this very nieces
nary feature at town government and
the latter are in a quandary.
innumerable plans have been de
elu‘ed‘but something am always dis-
covered as a drawbalelt to the adop-
tion at the various schemes until final
ly the eeletttmen have decided to
put the mailer-directly before the no.
tern. With this idea in View a special
meeting has been called lot this after.
noon. when the matter will be thor-
oughly discussed.
The board of aeloctmen is composed
of Lewis P. Wakoman. Oscar Smith
and Robert ll. Coley. and in the call
{or the special session it is stated
that its purpose is to appoint a can»
mittee to investigate the situation
and report on the method of mm»
log the town poor. in the annual iota
meeting. which will he held in Octo-
ber. it is indicated that the opinion in
entertained that nedeserwing citizens
oi the town hare received aid and it is
desired to prevent a continuation a!
this practice.
Some (“or the establishment of a
town farm in Weston“ where all up.
ohm“ (or «alliance would be com-
parilad to call and make their plea.
This is apparently a moat exoellernt
idea and would be but another more
toward the introduction of metmpoll
in ideas. There is also reason to ho-
liore that this worm in a roman re.
doc-e the number of applications (of
town assistance. for many would tool
that it was lowering their dignity in
waldo at such a plane. while they will.
iiagly moire aid under the present
condition.
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nently schooi~day in the anniversary
celebration. The day will be devoted to
inspiring young Norwallr with patriotic
feeling, and teachers and speakers will
endeavor, by appropriate songs and ail-l
dresses, to implant a love for our rang
erablc town. Which. it is hoped, may
never die out. i
The general assembly of tho scholarn‘
of all the town public achoole will the!
out at 2p. 13., in them-many. in the.’
morning the various schools will hold.
patriotic exercises in their respective;
buildings. i
The scholars of the High school. in;
Franklin scholar-a. in the Franklin
school assembly hall. I!" 19:15. 2
music will be rendered by the scholarafl
and will inclndh “The Starr and
Striped," Sousa. and “The {Cityfl
Adamo. healdea several j . [anneal
including "America," '“l’hefitar Span-
gled Banner." etc.
in the afternoon the scholars of all
the South Norwalk schools will meet
in the Franklin building. at 1:30
o'clock The Franklin scholars will
pass! to their rooms as usual, and the
scholars of 00an and Knudsen
schools will form in line in the base-
ment. From the Franklin building they
will march by time to the armory. the
principal hailing each school. At the
armor! the line will be met by
rain Bloomer and his aids. and will
provide min.
The Norwaik schools hare each ar-
ranged to hold special ermine: on
Tuesday morning. At the Center
school the scholaranviil each bring in
some item of hiatorln or patriotic in«
intent. which will he read or recited for
the benefit of all. There Will he pairi-
otic songs by the scholars and an ad-
dress; by the Rev. C. M. sellout
The liver River school all" hold sper-
inl patriotic exorcism at the name see-
rion. Conga will be rend-amt and re»
mark: made by Principal Wigham and
others. 4
The East Nmaik enhool will hold
interesting patriotic exorcism Tuner
day morning. There will be an ad.
dress by the Rev. J. 1. Mat. of Heat
Nortalk Methodist Episcopal Chmh:
Iliad Angeline Scott. 0! South Nor-
waik. will read a portion of an origin-
al paper entitled “comm mines."
and there will be remarks by Principal
K it Gumbafl. Special music will col-
elude the prom-ammo.
At the Winnlpaui school. the prior!-
pal and teachers have hm preparing
for the annlvmn' h! studious 1M1!
won: district which the! wt.
They will present their: Ma. inter
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ll 50110915 0i The Norwalks.
wmr APPIiflPHIATE sous iNll lull. ?
lurid-r is Prominent” School—day in 'thojolobutlon,’ and W
Foolingedrnarrl, Aaromblr of delimit at tho
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or load hintory. so well as that of the .
morning, Similar m -
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it was; voted to have the m
at an the guests be oh the
it would be well for all ‘
tend to have friends in Mn .
the reception days. to take that!
to the armory from the depot;
it they meet them at the n '
idea 01 this idea the sonata can
Continued on Fifth
about 8 mama, bath and In
rovomenw. either Norwal
WANTED-A'l‘ BROWN
loge. tom young men or f 7
learn telegraph, and iii you '
take the combined course, with.
antee of a position in New
graduation. Olllce open thin
WANTED~A PAPER .
who rindomianda painting. Doc
Washington 8L. fiouth Diurnal
WANTED~A GIRL FOR G
housework. Apply at 39 Want
South Norwalli.
wanrsw—ueu mp,» ML
boys to sell Annivmary Hardly,_
profits. Box 3132. city. '
. wmrao~a m'i'mmi
lm to eel! souyenm a! the
niversary of Nmalk. Will
Yea, like hot alien. Retail
30 cents each. Call at can}; ‘
and Crow. '
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good referenoea. Applyatonw
rard place. Booth Nmalk. as“
wamewuamm Vamp
in every large muniymdppolnt . '
ior the famous “(Mme of Skill”
slot whine (or drinker! “5"!
lol everywhere. taken plane of all
hidden slot machines. Rented or,
an army payments. more
quick. Palmer Billiartl‘Talllo W
Chicago ill. "
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of character and good rm ‘
each since” (one in this malty
ed) to represent and “I’m
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