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   Altoona Mirror (Newspaper) - September 7, 1901, Altoona, Pennsylvania                                T CIRCULATION OV THE Minnow pon DURING ESTABLISHED 1874 PA SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 7 1901 EIGHT The Triple Circulation Brings Triple Profits to Advertisers Hence Our Crowded Ad Figures Daily Ti SPECIAL REPORT USS SERVICE THE PRESIDENTS CONDITION LATEST ADVICES ARE THAT KE IS RESTING EASY So Far There Are No Indications of Results But the ing Say Forty-Eight Hours Must Elapse Before Any Definite Conditions Will Develop Tho Grief at the Unfortunate Termination of President's Visit ley Buffalo is Universal Telegrams of Sympathy and Condolence Have Been Received from Many of the Crowned Heads in tries 7 ni 0 this morning hy tins ihu l guml Tile liu M i A of iii all its Jit Iho homo tin for- by McKinley whose was iiiulcr me ol Dr stio lu at ItiL of JUT in hur br oL fit tti nt's ho All ing liitt tin- I of which siul lie bis were- Uy ihu nml was nu u of for a wilh nil tin uf Tho into an held sway of wuro governor of the in Union l he bni was huth jih Hlkios un i In- Another Bulletin Hept T C to i at at n no- serious lions His is u Hit and w Bore the Shots of His Wouldbe Assassin Con- dition Believed By His Physicians to Be Favorable HE REACHED TO SHAKE FIEND'S HAW is llUK u of icn of I 1 hi f lio vicinity and is lio in I unfurl mm To termination nf visit lo the cily i if from President Resting Comfortably Li lost room is lit- is iti t he Hi IT any It'll n iti Nu now Hint strum Mrs in in a State of Collapse is Tint in n whoi lo Ins fni an 2 lio wen ond Ho will lie in ccl until rho of flm in an- j is il tin in of Brother a Soldier fO Paul is living hut mother is on i i nro four in On is n in tli works Jtc n town in ti was nml hey -i highly his and shop an Stocks Are Weaker Kept forts of stoeka decided weakness ni Iho fin morning nnd Hie fr tlon live per cent mnl in Hoslon from four to live pi cent KNOX HATS i-o out worl without a nnd should his design fall and president survive only to DIVINE PROVIDENCE can lie that GUARDED BUT EXPOSED TO SUCH AN ATTACK Tho well guarded l-y United secret was fully exposed to sued an attack as occurred He stood at the edge of raised dais upon which the at Iho east of the magnificent Throngs of crowded in at tho various entrances to upon chief his hand anil then light their way in the good-natured that every minute swelled and multiplied tho points of ingress and egress to he Tho president was in i cheerful and enjoying to Iho nil the or good vill e Upon his right stood John n of Buffalo of tha exposition chatting tiie ami introducing to Paled But Was Cool and Showed Great Secret Service and a Negro Sprang on the Coward and Gore Him to the Removed to pital in Bullet Did Not Penetrate Went Through the Bullet Probed For But Not The President Bore the Operation Assailant Kept on tho Grounds for a While Then Taker to a Police Station and to the Central Police Station BUFFALO SEPT AT 3 A M THE FOLLOWING BULLETIN WAS THE PRESIDENT CONTINUES TO REST WELL 01.6 J PULSE 110 RESPIRATION 24 P M RIXEY M D CEORGE E CORTELYOU TARY TO THE PRESIDENT SEPT DENT'S PHYSICIANS ISSUED THE FOLLOWING BULLETIN AT 1 THE PRESIDENT IS FREE FROM tN AND WELL TEW PULSE 120 LIEG STRICKEN BY A BUFFALO Sept iley tiie of the American pco ale the nation's chief and the City's guest lies prostrate suffering inflicted by the cf a cowardly assassin while iis life depends on the merciful wi of DIVINE PROVIDENCE Out on Delaware avenue at borne ol John the Pan-American exposition with tearful face and heart torn by conflicting hopes and fears last night sat the faithful is known to all the nation PRESIDENT SHOT AT EXPOSITION If a few momenta after 4 p m President was holding a public reception in th ijl nf music on Uio grounds that tho was mado with what success alone can tell io tho midst of thousands surrounded every nf good will a motley throng of people show with expressions of hive ani loyalty multitudes al eager to iiin hand amid thes and over room ring of admiring arm of sinking in his ears tli of the and in ar Instant way to pain to agony folly turned t lury and illicit 1 caBRi multitude thronged the choking th streets in front of the the with anxious cyns n In at as the nature cf tlir message or Down at police sin rounded hy o sat a man ci commonplace appearance with hi fixed gaze directed tin the floor pressed lips firmly listened with air of assumed fn to the persistent stream o litH cap sought to or compel Mir to talk It wag Junt after the dally organ re temple of must Planned with all in of which ariar Is tho woult by S him especially persons note who Upon tho left slued Mr i It wae shortly after 4 p m when Of tho presidential a medium-sized man of ordinary and plain iy dressed In if to greet the president Both Secretary i Cortelyou and President noticed that the man's was swathed in a bandage or chief Reports bystanders differed as to which hand He worked his way amid the stream of people up to the edge of the dais until lie was within aboLit two feet of the president President McKinley smiled bowed and extended his hand in the spirit of genially the American people GO well know when suddenly the sharp ci ack of a revolver rang out loud and clear above the voices the cf myriad feat and vibrating of applause that ever and anon swept hWe and there over the assemblage THE PRESIDENT LOOKED BEWILDERED Thero was an instant of almost complete silence The president stood stock still a look of hesitancy almost of bewilderment upon his face Then he retreated a step while a be- to steal over his Tiift multitude only partially awn re truit had paused in while necks were craned and all eyen turned toward the where a great tragedy enacted Then came a commotion cap of tigers three men threw them selves forward with one impulse sprang toward the would-be sin Two of them wore United States secret service men were on ths lookout and whose duly it was to against just such a calamity had befallen the president and nation The third was a er a who had only an instant previously grasped In his dusky palm the hand of the president As one man the trio themselves upon president's In a ling ho was borne to the ground his weapon wrested from his grasp and strong arms pinioned him down CROWD SURGED TOWARD PRESIDENT Then the multitude which thronged began to come to a iny sense of the awfulness of the scene of which they had been witness The crowds that a before had stood mute and motionless as in bewildered Ignorance of the enormity cf the now with a single im- pulse surged forward toward the stage of the horrid drama while a hoarse cry swelled up from a and throats and a thousand men charged forward to fay hands upon the perpetrator of tho dastardly Por a the confusion wan terrible Tho crowd surged forward re- ot consequences Men ed and fought and cried of nearest ilie from the edifice In fear of a stampede while hundreds qi others from the outside struggled blindly forward In the effort to trate the crowded building and solve of excitement and panic Continued on Page 2 BLAIR NEWS fudge Bell Disposes of a Number of Legal Matters at This Session at litv Tin- nC K I tov m fumU In Uu Inuiiis f oL Ii nisi lh of 11 vs Bunks Mini it is a Dr 1 M nf Dennis YH Ci'nnin t-I il mid on to lik oi titU OtC uf Electric Co in mini if of in in din w ris In re AVr Ike in U is lo In tic nC ills tind In is for III Ill tlic of W 1 M ot ti vs itin Co lln defendants nro liven in October to lilo defense C U ol tlm estate nf II K is In sell I lip or Die in bulk to V G for Tke li In funds in L A W I'orlfV or ley Ji nl wriK nisi 1 S Wilt Lan.ilkaili cllilili-en of nn Jane of Iho road On and the ut vs et 1 i t nit t n Hie anil ol I i li ti i I ni the of I Vim plaintiffs tiie to the to in s tin in o lo of tho lln u funds also asks lo he allowed Io pay tko fluids into conn Inline Hell took up in tin of Dennis Tiie tn re- n in the A of tl lie Tile court dismissed the for DOINGS IN POLICE CIRCLES IN THE FIELD OF NEWS IN CIRCLES Cases Brought Before ha Mayor of This City 1 iv us r Jll ill a Inn IK tin out 11 LATE items of Kews Condensed and Personals Caught Just Before Our Press Hour Welsh to his inacy this Vrs V and little left for a ul Inline in Miss Mart I ni and Miss tiv nt are al thu resilience 1 Miss Davis nf Washington and her re- turned home front a Iwo weeks visit from the west Miss Wilson uf her inn Wilson if and pleasant visitors yesl nl the home of Miss evening a v Kiven al anil Mrs Wm IT in of and Mary Tile evening spetil in Bullies and At a lute re- for homes Jires enl were Carl Mary Myrtle Lear te and Mary Messrs iry Hurl and No Settlement Today Sen 7 f the il in will he nn meat of tin- strike Imlay I my this t set certain ia anil Shaffer inn any of his are t Voile Signed the Peace Protocol ekin Sept foreign e Ilie imperial signed this morn KILLED SWEETHEART WOUNDED HIMSELF St Louis flopt and killed nidi tpr his J then A nf tho to r marry Is VICE PRESIDENT NET WERE EN ROUTE Buffalo Sept Roosevelt was en las na of tiis w HATH pictures or nt Ninth strict nil held under lutil I In- of ever vigilant KV is n l In- of make near ami Ninth street hy Mis William nil ami Iho mure was u list mil tin- As we in Raymond s Mrs Hopkins haws uf disturbance the made a in her al early lids This Stephens furl M against il Sirs 1 has Henry him vitli assault ami on her IM- The rase will lie heard 7 or K a fur Id this city where anil locked yesterday arrival a i eer heard he eases at T 111 of Hi i 1 i in lin ill u n I I o Jill til lint nt court to In u vi is ore Alderman Stephens hy an mould win stolen him nl lui ds mil ul 1 li u ii linn of tid IIK I i I Of tfl af Hie II lh I on Han make m the ii curium lime sentences wele i arrested on a of mid In 11 lie city and on the idek Weaver disorderly in Irvin in- hums 10 I Klains and disorderly lined or one was lined or wo hours mil Ills security to show The mayor's August Unit Hie anil and me Tin- of Hie for the warrants of Dial less ci lo tnl The of feel ti sidewalk and laid Hi month as repelled hy the sidewall 1.1 a Mai 01 sidewalk anil feel uf City Downs win on -t issued hy Alderman on Hit of larceny liy the junk who wn: n on if was He Ihal Downs sold hin he stolen wire found in his lio a licai mill hail in sum of for Ins nt hie went on Accord Id Down's In- says lh wire was his own are of i THE LOCAL ACCIDENT RECORD Engineer Mis This Cases II K Voder an die division of Pennsylvania residing in 1 ar His head was struck hy a em ami he u frai lured skull His wits taken 1 on lie of Al hintie lo injuries were eases were at the hos Hill SO of o two if tile lell h a falling nn them while lie wa in asted -I of his left middle linger in in th morning and lln tearing uff in the nail Mru Annie Mel late had lo and lier nrm Tfi was hy Dr I T Mil lei of he Jit wurk under an in the yesterday al I Mrs in from a Valley a I and Twi steppe and tn lit- She was slightly ta lh Slie assisted tri her lioni a i Gossip That Will tie Interesting to of Tin ward hall will at al 7 1J Tin- Hill if Hill le awes nf M ami 11 Tiie Aililelie ie hy a store of t lo L li us the of a series if sanies for Ilie l- hy n 01 lo I Ties MeMin ray and Hussel id nl m -en iner Tin- Hie and uf St seen in this teams played all hut hi name was the telling of for Hie In- a nt seventeen hv in- I Hie would like with tin- The Kinne of series for the of is at park Hie and Mollis Tin- leains will line up as e rr If n lh Karrell cf irini s and Irvin Shop lh c-f if e or vf and Tori ens NATIONAL GAMES YESTERDAY ttma of Interest to All Along the Steel Highways hands IL on have nu A was hy tin- i t run ion station tu a i1 I u e miles is ai L A plan fur i n of u Soul is Unit ml in in Mr is a in s will he ami il wiH take and what it will is al that ilii lie 11 he there ii nil le Now York Now York md HI lands 0 n Chicago 2 13 1 National Standing St Louis Boston New York 43 fin CO il CO ret 107 American Games Yesterday 10 Baltimore 7 Cleveland Washington 5 Chicago 3 S 1 not scheduled American Standing 71 Gtl ss no 43 Boston Dutroit Washington Rr ra ni sin MZ 37 L Western Games Yesterday Wheeling 0 Toledo Second forfeited to 12 Rapids a Ft Wayne 4 Marlon 1 5 Matthews game 12 nnd Echo From HID In cf lie day of ute we I li A pleasing sien i lilt to lie if A I i sor in this in a n I Herman talk lie pluin hy ami and was fnl hy an interest i Louisa 1 and 5 on even of Mrs Louisa was purchasing i slore at J Sixteenth an kilehen slide 111 a iji in casli and suine receipts dis lier upon Ilom and has no chie lo Course next Monday at and p in on how to th daily uf and ruined Professor regardless of lo a course ol in Ui ave Cheap Wrapping Paper Don't pay from to n pound for yon can nan oid newspapers nrc just ua strong and only t cent pound at this of Bee the return of A 1 if is an will imich in- in It is said hat us he reaches country i will arranged dent L of the and lo of in vill dans shall In- il hy a Io the if tin- anil Ohio will he taken hy Il is that will II lary 1 fast I lie day a slow train liver ran ivor a of Hie a jar us make erew i anil sent l nan who round some had placed a track jack a rail ami il enough o a fast It he a i-e ilium to pass a rule ill track lie locked when not II use and that all ohl rails in- luken to Is where I here is no Lo as sueli lonesome an- to nn truck pieces of ean he on anil in such a is to derail a train THE BELLS RISO Monday Iho Annual Local School Tem Will Be Large Monday will he an lime for hoys aiel for the annual l.-rm al a nine Hie u tolls At II tin- classed ami work of die summer has heen un amount re- nnd nover a at tin- lime The of has heen looking is How and the architectural nf the riper Supply Janitors and have lieen hard tile tons of lo the Tin of new series of and anil made cest city The new for of ft f ilie anil is fret Il was made hy i V of tiie works of un- nf u mem of former as hears mil lis as have ihu if citizens in The new Fifth ward is as it he for hy I Let some tin- air to lie nf thai A HAT until 0 ul at prices AND OUTINGS flic 1 class of tin- Tirst chinch i are IIL Il to he a Tin- ale annual at 1 A is ill A ol tile day's pleasures was alt of all the Kasl and side exactly til works arrived en the three uf cars that carried the isis lo this k.v and to The Irain lived at o'clock The same came to last season One I lie chief of the day is passing incident isi at the park atre the Next Saturday Grand Army Day At a of the Irand Hay f was to invite lh all men all soldiers war veterans and Sons of mid to in tho of l Irand Army line nt park II i   

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