MRS. McKINLEY’S CONDITION
All Efforts Directed to TakinR- Her
Mind From tlie Dcimm-mhIuk In
cidents of the l’nst.
Canton, O.. Sept. 21.—Mrs. McKin
ley's condition is more favorable than
at any time since the arrival of the
party from Washington. It is hoped
by the friends and attending physi
cians that she will soon be able to
give attention to matters calculated
to take her mind from the depressing
incidents of the past two weeks. To
accomplish this is now the chief aim
of her attendants. She will be taken
for a drive as soon as possible, and
everything possible done to interest
her in affairs of the future to the ex
clusion of affairs of the past. The
house has been emptied of all its
guests; the funeral party, except Dr.
Kixey, Mrs. M. C. Barber, sister of
Mrs. McKinley, and,several close Can
ton relatives, having departed.
VISITS HER HUSBAND’S TOMB.
Mm. McKinley Gratified «t tlie Moan
tain of Floral- Decorations—
Ur. Kixey Happy.
Canton, O., Sept. 21.—Shortly after
noon, yesterday, Mrs. McKinley ex
pressed a desire to be taken to the
cemetery. This request was readily
acceded to by Dr. Rixey, who, with
an attendant, escorted her to a closed
carriage. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Barber.
At the cemetery a throng which
quickly gathered about the carriage
was as quickly dispersed by the sol
diers on guard, and Mrs. McKinley was
driven over the lawn directly in front
of the vault. The military guard gave
a formal salute.
When she saw the beautiful array
of floral pieces Mrs. McKinley ex
pressed gratification, but was appre
hensive lest injury be done her hus
band's body. She was assured by Dr.
Rixey that the military guard would
be maintained 90 days, at the expira
tion of which time the body would
be securely placed in the vault and
locked..
“I am happy over the effect of the
drive,” said Dr. Rixey when the party
returned to the house.
“Mrs. McKinley is much better, and
I have finally achieved success in get
ting her to take an interest in af
fairs going on in Canton. She asked
many questions while riding and
seemed in good spirits.”
A DEFIANT ANARCHIST.
Once Molibed and Once Reicned,
Still I’riUen of Ills Iletestlble
■mil Treiuionnble Doctrines.
Guthrie, Okla., Sept. 21.—George
Bradshaw, the carpenter who wras
mobbed in Oklahoma City for refusing
to walk under the American flag in
the McKinley memorial parade, was
brought to Guthrie, yesterday morn
ing, and placed in the Logan county
jail for protection. Soon after the
United States marshals here received
the following message:
“Washington, D. C., Sept. 20.
“Examine Tenaek closely. Hold for
further instructions.
“WILKIE,
“Chief of Detectives.”
Since there is no person confined in
the county or federal jail named
Tenaek, it is believed that the per
son referred to is Bradshaw. Brad
shaw, in the jaM, said:
“I am an anarchist. Oklahoma City
is made up of hoodlums. If this is a
free country a man has a right to say
what he thinks. This is npt a free
country; the powers are subsidized.
No, Czolgosz is not an anarchist; he
is a Nihilist—or insane. He will nev
er be executed; mark my words.”
That Bradshaw has plenty of nefve
•was proven when he returned to Okla
homa City, at ten o’clock Thursday
night, after having been run out by
the mob during the day. His presence
again became known, and another
mob was gathering when the officers
took Bradshaw in charge.
HERR MOST SAT DOWN UPON,
Justice Holbrook Deala Summarily
With the Blatant Disturber of
the Public p\ace.
New York, Sept. 21.—Johann Most,
the editor of Freiheit,"who was ar
rested last week on charge of having
published a seditious article in his
paper, was arraigned for pleading,
yesterday, in the court of special ses
sions. When asked by Justice Hol
brook if he had a lawyer, Most re
plied that he had not and believed he
did not need one.
“I can defend myself,” he said. ‘‘I
wish to plead not guilty.”
“\\ e will have no spectacular work
here,” said Justice Holbrook. “Your
case will go over, and when it is
called you will appear with a counsel
lor to appear in your defense.”
Most attempted to speak further,
but was instantly silenced and re
moved from the court room. He is at
liberty on $1,000 bail.
«
Baying a Cow,
Dairying- is something new in this
part of the country. Very few farm
ers know of the rea.1 value of a good
cow. It is generally considered that
a cow is worth from $35 to $40, and if
she is a common scrub, she is clear
property at that price, if milk is
worth $1 per 100 and a cow cost $40
per year to feed, and the manure pays
for the labor (but it does not), the
cow that gives 10,000 pounds of milk
per year, returns a profit of $60. A
cow giving’ 5,000 vpounds returns a
profit of $10, and one giving 4,000
pounds or less, returns nothing; labor
and stable room about Ihe same, be
sides the oilspring from the 10,000
pound cow is worth at least $10 per
year, and from the 5,000-pounds cow
probably $2, and from the scrub, noth
ing.
Counting the “lifetime of a cow 12
years, the 10,000-pound cow gives a
profit of $700, the 5,000-pound cow
$120, and the 4,000-pound cow only
the value of her calf at birth, and the
. j-a, SteSicii/faiMdKi’ V -
service fees taken off that amount.
When buying a cow, we should use
the same judgment as we do when
buying a horse. A small scrub horse
will sell for $50 to $60; an ordinary
farm or driving horse will sell for
$100 to $110; but if we want a good
draft horse, or a good roadster, we
pay $150 to $200, and a g’ood horse
will readily sell for this amount, be
cause they arc bred.to perform the
work they are bought for. If this is
true of a horse, it is also true of a
cow.—Cor. Hoard’s Dairyman.
IVn Ground for Hmitnncy.
Frette—Do you know, it’s got so with m*
now that when I start out in the morning
to go down to business I have to stop st the
corner to study which route will be the least
apt to confront me with a creditor.
Callous—Thank goodness, I am no longer
a victim of anv such sensation as that.
“What! You surely don’t mean to say
by that you don’t owe anyone.”
“Far from it. I simply mean that there it
no direction I can take that will insure any
such exemption, and as a consequence it
doesn’t^ pay to hesitate.”—Boston Courier.
There is no science to love; it’s all art.—
Chicago Daily News.
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