Geschichte der Vereinigten Staaten von den frühesten Entdeckung Amerikas bis Ende 1902. PANSION [1901 Gute,; es ist Gottes Art und Weise; sein wird bedone. Der murmelte Worte kamen von hislips, Näher, mein Gott, zu Dir; een thoit ein Kreuz, dass auf mich. Am frühen Morgen Stunde von 2,45, Sat-urday, 14. September, der Rest whichis tiefer als jeder Schlaf kam zu thesufferer. Die Autopsie ergab, dass durch deathwas der Gewebe in Thepath der Wunde zu Wundbrand, das System in failedto Reparatur die Verheerungen der Bullet, dass der Bauch hadentered. Die nächsten Montag Morgen, nach einem simplefuneral

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History of the United States from the earliest discovery of America to the end of 1902 . PANSION [1901 good-by, all ; it is Gods way ; His will bedone. The murmured words came from hislips, Nearer, my God, to Thee ; een thoit be a cross that raiseth me. At the early morning hour of 2.45, Sat-urday, September 14th, the rest whichis deeper than any sleep came to thesufferer. The autopsy showed that deathwas due to gangrene of the tissues in thepath of the wound, the system having failedto repair the ravages of the bullet that hadentered the abdomen. The next Monday morning, after a simplefuneral ceremony at the Milburn mansion, the remains were reverently borne to theBuffalo City Hall, where, till midnight, mourning columns filed past the catafalque.The body lay in state under the Capitol ro-tunda at Washington for a day, and wasborne thence, hardly a moment out of hear-ing of solemn bells or out of sight of half-masted flags and dumb, mourning multitudes, to the old home at Canton, Ohio. Herethe late Chief Magistrates fellow-townsmen, his old armv comrades, and other thousands. igoi] MR. McKINLEYS END 369 joined the procession to the cemetery ortearfully lined the streets as it passed. On the day of the interment, September 19th, appropriate exercises, attended by enormousconcourses of people, occurred all over thecountry, and even in foreign parts. In hardlyan American town of size could a singlebuilding contain the crowd, overflow meet-ings being necessary, filling several churchesor halls. Special commemorative serviceswere held in Westminster Cathedral by KingEdwards orders. No king was ever honored by obsequiesso widespread or more sincere. Mes-sages of condolence poured in upon thewidow from the four quarters of the globe.Business was suspended. For five minutestelegraph clicks and cable flashes ceased, and for ten minutes, upon many lines ofrailway and street railway, every wheelstood still. None but the rash undertook, at onceafter his lamented decease, to assign P

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