The evening world. Newspaper, September 12, 1901, Page 2

Mr. McKinley Is Better | Than at Any Time - Since the Shooting— A Had a Piece of Toast and a Cup of aa This Morning. BUFFALO, Sept. 12.—The from the bedside of the sick } dent to-day was all that desired. He slept well night, that he was giv toast and chicken broth. His appetite spirits were so high that after vealed to Dr. MeBur ed to smake a news | could during the improved and was much s0 meal of coffer, wes good, a breakfast he ney to be all The bulletin issued after the con sultation confirmed officially the vate reports of the physiclans surgeons. \ Dr. McBurney, who is looked upo as the dean of the corps of physi- | elans In attendance decided that his presence was no ary and he Ipft at 1 o'clock this afte mn for New York. But dt is his iaten tion to return in a few days, Root Departs. nee Secretary | Secretary Root also departed at | the same hour, and Postmaster-Gen- | eral Smith will probably go to Wash- Seeretary Hitehcock ington to-night. Si y eheack | azd Secretary Wilson, however, will | remain indefinite When = Secretar: Hiteheock — re ceived the news that the President had been shot he was In New Hamp- shire, with no means of getting away by regular train for six hours. He; immediately hired a special to tak him as far as Albany, where het connection with the limited for But falo. Since his arrival he h of leaving, “L shall stay replied to a question as to when we | ’ will depa Wilson feels the sam cables and letters con tinte to pour in. “But their tone has changed. Expressions of pain, sym- pathy and grief have given way to eoagratulations and thanksgiving, and the whole world seems to share the rejoicing at the prospect of elegrams, ’ e President's recov: The bullet in the body is scarcely mentioned! power price now either by the President, his} ment ai Lond | friends or the physicians, | market only. for vateet, duvtig : WHE Take No Chances. fuditterent and The consensus of opinion of the pT. ‘ physicians is that the outer weund | te will not be healed tight for several)! Presid weeks and that ft will be advisable for the President to remain quietly | pie here for about a mo They witlor a take so chances” PECL SAINN, Aut: Dr. McBurney says the President's | -)00008 ability to sit up is now purely a) The si iu question of mechanics. Bur sneh al [4 mora move wiil not be permitted until the 4 wound is perfee trong he | rn te marks weathe: which At stormy, cleared this mc a sea ehestees tin . the sky eleared and he stoek it sun came out, but the wind was high | (ie mornin and the glant trees about the Mil-| {helt He burn house swayed and shook be-| ety neath its blows aioe: Urlefest Consultation Vet. Mert About $20 o'clock the doctors ar- rived for the regular morning con ane tation, It wae brief, th since the President was stricken, and when the poysiclans came out thelr elation was eviden: from their smil- ing countenances. Dr. McBurney, the eminent New York surgeon, did not leave the MU burn residence until 10 o'clock, | He has private business to attend to end has decided that it is safe for him to leave the city this afternoon for a few days. He left at 1 o'clock Dr. McBurney told the newspaper ¥ men that the President's conditto $ had materially improved since last = night. ) SGreat Improvement.’—Menurney, H “A breakfast of toast, coffee anu} f chicken broth,” sald he, “Is a pretty 4 substantial meal, We have demon- || strated now that the stomach Is per- | ) forming Sts natural functions and .. that he cin take a large amount of ¢ Nourishment. That is u ~ As iong as he can cat be ts all right We are looking for an ex," he naded, smijing, “and if we can find a r hen’s egg, fresh laid for invalids, we - Will give it to him soft botle “When he had tuished thin morning he told m ike a mild cigar. T replied: ‘Well, Mr. President, “you cannot have one, but I can.’ ‘The President smiled and told me ‘Teould find all I desired downstairs.” ‘How long will it be before the resident will be able to sit up?” pat {s purely_a matter of mechan- "replied the surgeon. “So far Seneral condition is concerned, great step. in he ent would | THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1 o ed) BEAR RAID PREVAILED ON CHANEE, St. Paul Sim 4 Points and Balance of Market Broke in Sympathy. M. See ple secs Hubber it 1 alte WASHINGTON, Sept. 120 ‘The j eligible for service ax a member of bes prder ot | Setley Court of Inquiry convened nt ts court ond nt pnter te ca depart [the Navy-Yard at) P.M iV. That Rear-\dmiral Henry L ineaeniimeeettmesiat|| jeatetock | The first maiver brought to the | Howison, in connection with the opin- i ian riod at the tention of the Court was Admiralty ion formed and expressed by him} trading was Solley's letter requesting the Court af! upon the merits of the case about to Hares inauiry. This) was toby Capt. be investigated, has instituted and| Mtr i eit laste eGdicere CLeenuly J announced a comparison between the | «ton ‘ ariah news tr 1 Admiral Sehley arose and said that) and personal and profesator was shown the with extreme regret he was obliged | characteristies of the principal par- | aH wa vows declared 4 to challenge Admiral Howison as a! tles to the present Issue, viz, Rear Cah invite a member of the Court | Admin: mpson and Sehley. to th 1 snatdered | sehiestn Challenge. } disadvantage and disparagement. o: tecmel!“rye following is the full text of | he thereby indicating a Las] met involved ti the cm ‘ admiral Sehiey's challenge of Ad-/48d preludiee whieh render tim) (lito umes A +My Jmiral Howlson as a member of the} (Rear-Admtral Henry 1. Howlson) | ste jeayn a) Atte town! Court Ineligible for servic’ as a Ml What « Admiral towtson's mane eee eine | RearsAdmtral W.$. Sehtey, in the) Us court papslarin y nyu? " what t nent und prices |e PeLIcE MHEMOQUANTER) IWMEPPE CZOLOOGZ CLLL ‘Ss Are PLACE OF CZOLGOSZ’S IMPRISONMENT AND CORRESPONDENTS INTERVIEWI (Photographed by Evening World Photographer.) 1901. SEGET SERVICE DETECTIVE: NG DETECTIVE FOSTER. “GOOD NEWS ONLY FROM PRESIDENT’S BEDSIDE. PENALTY MIGHT BE 18 YEARS. Emanuel M. Friend Shows the Possibilities in Czolgosz’s Case, GUILTY OF TWO CRIMES. Could Be Convicted of Assault on Negro Parker as Well as President. The eminent criminal lawyer, Emanuel M. Frierds of this city, hae pointed out a way by which Cxolgosz, tha would-be arsassin of the Presiient, may be puntshed to the utmost Ilmit of tho By Mr. Friend's adroit interpreta- Czolgosz may Leon law. tion of the Criminal Code, FOSTEFPP be made to serve eighteen years in the penitentiary. To a reporter of The Evening World Mr. Friend to-day explal: Uke this: poe ACCUSES; —2¢e- “Objectionable Member of the Court of Inquiry Refus Charges That He Is Prejudiced Against the Admiral—Witnesses Tell of Howison’s Derogatory Remarks. Crented While this was excepted ite " me challenge, course, no little eom- of his legal right of chal-| objects Rear-Admiral | Howison upon ghe grounds | I j medion, coming as i did without pre- of to Henry LL. That Rear-Admiral Henry Wer from I towison has already formed and ex-| UmMinary announcement beyond the! pan ton te New York on board the reamed Van lopinlonlonsihe:merliacof jzleceuon onthe, parti of Gants: Lamy Aten my oe Dees aaerere alin tee eeteA and es te whether the applicant had any [668 Pos muha ee J objection to the Court to urg es to Answer the WARRANTS HOWISON SILENT. “Czolgosz can be convicted on the charge of intent to Yo bodily Injury to the President {n the first degree, The extreme penalty of the law for his crime may be convicted of assault In the second degree committed on the person of the colored man Parker, who restrained nim from further injuring the Pres “Czolgosz raised his revolver at Park- er but wax overpowered before he could fire it, The alty for assault in the second degree is five years’ imprison- ment, or $1,000 tine, of both. “If he receives the mit sentence and is unable to pay the fine of $1,000, it must be served out in prieon at the rate DUT FOR /1 WRECKER ofl ‘This would add three years to th years’ sentence and make « Arrests of Men Who Dee|tota: sentence for the two crimes of spoiled the Bank Soon “the Government may reserve the privile to refuse to allow any commu- to Be Made. tation of the senten nd Czolgosz can Ih Navy su be compelled to eerve # sentence of Ved him of his postie elghteen years. : ———__— No Early, Bush. Hench warrants have been issued by UL becn expected that there would | Justice ombe, of the United | STOCKS HEAVY AT LONDON. early ru aot part of the 'Circuit Co: for the tare venth Na- * Samana uasto Me to x ts for tonal Hank officials indicted by the | Atchison, However, Was an Excep-> the Sehiey inauiry, but, w there | Pederal Grand Jury, which has been ine ton, Neing a Shade Wicher, were more than the usual number tigating the bank's fallure since July. | phe market. for American ratiway stirring about th ard, |The warrants! scre Haste at the re-| gharen at Landon wan dectiedly heavy pressure for places was by no /ouest of Assistan Hrtrlet-Atiorney | yo.day, and prices displayed a marked hans as strong as had heen expected. | Hrnost EB Baldwin, but tt te not tKely | randency to weaken, There were, how- The carly arrivals found the coolahop, | that th MM Le rerved for ome duy*.| er several conspicuous exceptions, which the Court tw sitting, in eome t Mtor wants to postpone the! nmety, Atehison, Union Pacific ar fuston, The butiding is new, and|arrests Gaul Pletcher S. Heath, Vice-) paiimore & Ohio. which were « shac the laborers had completed their | President of the bank prior to the fatle [oo Naw york's final quotations « rations fer the Court din thelr work up ar fort building isele isa da “l louks more Hie t ntended to be mn Imost vious and he Impres- tirm of Marquand & © mined, and until after hus complezed its ine . ean be yeatardsy. In other departments of the Stock Exe change the tone was generally steady, Grand Jury tigation. he indictments are understood to be on two counte, These a —_—_ The Wheat Market. Mirst—Overcertificatlon of th checks \f Marquand & Co, the penalty for] Wheat and corn opened at fractionst vhich is Imprisonment not more |changes from last night, but without trading interesi. ‘There is little foreign business on both stdes, to tive years and a fine not exceeding Rroomhall ond—Mis Heation of funds, the; Corn opened 1-Se penalty for which Is Imprisonment not ple. reported further agitation in exceeding fve ye, France regarding the polley of sus- for a time, , pending dutles on wheat aaa Se caeeatte2 w York's opening prices were: Des ESS SU e ri cember wheat, 731-8: September, 741-43 October, 731-8. December corn, that he is therefore ineligible for ser a Aated tit Nad been in evar | through his attorn yo May, 621-2 bid. view as a member of this Court Admiral Schley responded prompt:| mand of the feet wher the Mgt oft | ey peared th rab authorities, | “Chicago's opening ‘prices were: Dex TVaricell ReatlAdHicnlcltianey ate) Saleh pera ea nua Bent hp hatter) S ureed. Ut ek aral it nt has been found against) comber wheat, 701-8: May, 735-8. May | eS \ | his objections y xhoutd aim. corn, $878 to B9; December, 57 to 67 1-45 ere] Howlson hag already formed and ex sd uauitation among the}! William H. Kimball, former President | ootober, pressed an opinfon on Che mer OS en nen one tallow i Ade “Diaaheye of the Beventh National, and Fletener 8. |New Yor Gietnrlceakwere’ eens ase about to be investigated ad- iss ( baal Se ONL eSsaitr aa ATA at} be learned no arrangements er of Former Assistant) tembor wheat, 743-4 bid; Oc ui aan anneal itear-Adminat W, ,| Mural Dewey dirst turned to Admirat{: Mr Ntonole salt thas he hud beets At nave geen made for Im to Ko to Wash- eneral Perey Heath are ocean Bice thereby indicating @ blag ana { Hembam, then stepped around the Ga} | SRR TNRRANC ATE cee eae | ington to participate in the Behley Court nee ve ene ates eet 12] tember ce Des ereby indicating a bias and rs . z Hud bee Ry the Aukateal look erlog dT npr sultation after the beneh warran' iy whieh render, him, satd | Gl and engaged Capt. Lemly in con-] i pook in which there was i re of | there tad ttl ee ae eeeemtne | Wvere sieewed. | Mr. Baldwin’ retured to | embers 6! yersotion ! afterward spoke to} Admiral Schley, when Admiral soa) by the Ada Sam E ive any t men ral Henry Ie vison, In ‘ ") nl give any in 1 ; Pageants Ho Renee Admiral Howison Femarked that Sehloy aud heen guilty | HAvlMK here, and the leng Ao acrulieaietment avetanalnhe: Loligible for service as a member o PARTE tera | esl ondens, and that eins rapidly: improving. In’ healt number of indictments returned and this court hameaso ‘ned will not be i That Rear-Admiial Henry 1. | Y aS 8By © Insaupporeio€ the ae known until later in the day. — = a acts * ’ Jotatements concerning Rear-Adimal me Howison has, in connection with ‘The Cotton Market. {he subject matter, nbout tole in=|toMione to. whieh salt.” Raynor.) ‘The local cotton market opened steady ie 8 ie er abo! ye im e local cote f el ened vestigated, expressed an untevorable| Seakins for Rear-Admiral Schte to-day with prices 1 to 4 points higher. Voninions ona the lperaonal (and oped: [encase conenmate nee Dewey Ae Influences were all in favor of the Astin ae ae Pros | nounced that this would be heard bulls and the market exhibited a better| SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY. | fessional characteristles of said Rear- undertone than It has before this week. Marin WArERs {Admiral Schley, thereby fndicating The First Witness, . Mr. McKinley's continued tmproved |OCOLATE ORAN w bias and prejudice which ander Francis A. Prost, of the Boston . Ren eae mere or oreatet thet Govern on ATE ceeceee ceceae site 15e an enin itm, sald Rear-Admiral Howisos .a-| Record, who had reported a conver- Bt the money: market and the gener SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY. sation with Rear-Admiral Howilson, in which the latter was alleged to} OR ELSE TO-MORROW. IS RE- have made reflections upon Admiral PORT IN PITTSBURG. Schley, was called to the stand. The witnesy explained the nature of his duties in securing news from the Charlestown Navy-Yard, SHAMRaCK 2 MAY Wee. ent Shaffer Tella a Friend Hopes to Reach nv Settle- ment To-Night, DOUBTFUL Mr. Frost published an interview with Admiral Howison in which the latter BoT Lae att ne upon AI) DeppsBURG, Sept. 12—At the head: | The Worn 's Witham Spon, of Now York, {quarters of the Amalgamated Astocta- tai fave heard Admiral Howison | tlon it was reported this afternoon that nay Admiral Schley should have} ing pig ateel strike will be settled to- |\GREAT | YACHTING i GUIDE, |mv night or to-morrow. It ts sald the basis of the settlement proposition made by President of tho United States Steel Cor- Yonkers, N Howson sald to ad been an officer | te alsh navy he would pot have owed to retain his commfeston: | , Ne poration, with NEXT [7 Wana All said Admiral Howison had gly President Shaffer, of the Amalgamated _-_ ary vem the impression that he was | Association, told a friend here to-day wie WORLD |r alnst Admiral Schley. that he hoped to reach a settlement t+ last witness lett the stand | night, Hor Raynor, for Admiral Sohioy, called attent! the fact that Ad- miral Howlson had made no defense. The court then took a rocess to pers mit Admiral Howison to formulate a | BEA SORE WINNER! Ever since the failure of the Board of Conetitatton to end the strike last week negotiations for a settiement have heen on between the Trust and the Amalga- mated Assoclation's Executive Commit- Be ‘vo UE SOUVENIR. h:rage vpokiet | Pecement tee, | IQUE a. AAR Aan allay Mowlson silent, A conference between the representa- uly, Millstrated. | You ca follow} When the Court resumed Admiral] tives of the strikers and a Steel Trust * Special chart | tHowison presented his reply, Me sald hefofictal Is sald to be on this afternon, Pl ¢ i "i i ewadenier tortiay tere sopy oF With} could not remember Spon'a face, but pes] but tha meeting. place could not be 2 unday’a World, momwbered lila convernation with Nich: Ulearned, HACKENSACK SILK FACTORY |} TO SUSPEND TEMPORARILY. i Owners’ Decision In a Knock-Uut |? Blow, and Now a Racé V Feare: The Mill delivered a knock-out blow to the five hundred strikers to-day when they announced that the mill would be shut down and remain closed for four montha If necessary. As told in The Evening World yeater- day, the Italtan’ weavers started a riot because their demand to have Supt. Leinweber discharged was refused, The Germans and 7 Poles Joined in the strike against They “fear the Patergon Anarchists, who were “mally, responnble. for the strike, As a great many weavers dwn their houges near the mill, the loss es four montha' work will mean much ti them. About $5,000 was paid ont to the mill Peoploken every two wi It ts feared a race mae im result rgm the action of the Mans in de- ciaoe a strike. They are In tho ma- jority. ——— Swine Expel Bresel’s Fri . LONDON, Sept, 12,—"Taffal, a danger- ous Anarchist and a friend of Brescl, has been expelled trom Switser' says jeneva to ‘eapaton, Bs eileen pe etic steadiness of the stock market combined After t disposed to advance, 7.64 to 7.70; Oc! tober it 0a P owners of the Hackensack Silk i COFFEE BONBONS .. ASSORTED CHOCOLAT! o bring apout the bullish sentiment. Ke‘ eal] the market was further September, Deavint or, ‘The opening prices asst 68 to 74: Febru 71; March, COR WEST BWAY. 71 to Apri 438 to 2.90; May, Eth. en esr ‘Tae trices at 2.30 P, M, were: Octo- aT CICORTANDT ST : November, 7.63; December, 64; 4.67 COR CHURCH ae The Best That Skill and Money Can Produce. “Derbys $3.00 $4.00 Alpines $3.00 01 $3.50 Silk Hats $5.00 and $6.00 603 Hreadway, cor. Housten St. 109 Broadway, near Dey Loy 200 Broadway, near Dunue mi 1107 Broadway, near 2ith pie a Breadway, near 36th St, aly Breoklyn store, 370 Bulten 8t., epy. City Hall, TOILE