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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-05-12
Ostr0znie z pudrem.

w Sielcach iona pewnego urzed.
nika fabrycznego, spostrzegfszy ma
twarzy pryszczyk, wydusiia go /
zasypafa pudrem toaletowym. Pu-
der zawieraf widocznie jakas tru.
cizne, albowiem W kilka godzin
twarz GAIA giowa obrzmia}a. Ra-
tunek lekarski mic ME pomogf,
mfoda kobieta drugiego dnia wsrod
strasznych meczarh zyc przesta}a,
a to wskutek zakazenia krwi od "a
trutego pudru.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-05-12
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWei.
Chicago, 12go Maja 1900.

PraSa nlemlecka ZacZyna ZWfa-
cac uBage na fakt, re prasa rosyjska
W wielce rozdraznionym TOME O.
mawiafa uroczystosci berlinskie
urzadzone powodu upefnoletnie-
mia nastepcy tronu Fryderyka Will
helma. "Koelnische Zeitung" po-
wiada: "Nawet p6furzedowe ga
zety rosysjkie, jak "Nowoje Wre-
mia, gazeta przyjaciela osobiste-
60 cara, ksiecia Uchtomskiego, W
TAXI spos6b sic wyrazafy, a paryskie
gazety wiele byfy uprzejmiejsze
W tym czasie cd gazet petersbur-
skich moskiewskich''.
"Kreuzzeitung" zaznacza r6zni-
ce pomiedzy prasa rosyjska swia-
tenn urzedniczym i powiada: ga
chowanie sic k6f urzedniczych by
10 poprawne; zachowanie sic prasy
natomiast nietylko nieuprzejme,
ale wprost nieprzyjazne. Najwie-
cej je draznif nacisk, jaki kfadzio-
no ma znaczenie trwafosci troj-
przymierza waznosci dla utrzy-
mania pokoju powszechnego."
"Koelnische Volkszeitung" in
nego stanowiska omawia ia sprawe
i powiada: "Zachowanie sic prasy
rosyjskiej dowodzi nieprzyjaznych
uczuc znacznej wiekszosci tych.
kt6rzy tworza wpfywowe kofa Ro-
syi przypuScie nalezy, re powo-
dem tego jest uprzejme zachowa-
ME sic cesarza " obec Anglii".
Filipinczycy maja swojego "ugo-
dowca", kt6ry sprzyja radon anne
rykanskim ma wyspach zacheca
swoich rodak6w do uznania supre-
macyi Stan6w Zjednoczonych. jest
MIN Senor Buencamino, byfy czto-
mex gabinetu republikanskiego Fill
pinczyk6w, kt6ry nafezaf do zywio-
1u iberalnego tegoz gabinetu kt6-
remu imponowafy szczeg6lnie in
nowacye wprowadzane przez rad
amerykanski ma niekorzysc zako-
now katolickich zaprowadzanie
"wolnosci sumienia'', tyczacej sic
szczeg6lniej ufatwienia rozwod6w /
usuwania re szk6w nauki religii.
Przesfaf on do generaf6w flipin-
skich W polu, ME wyfaczajac Agui-
nadia, nprogram pokoiowy', ma
podstawie kt6rego jego zdaniem
da}oby sic doprowadzic do pomysl-
nego dla Fiipinczykow ukfadu re
Stanami Zjednoczonymi. W ,,pro-
gramie" tym oswiadcza najprz6d,
re niemozliwa dla Filipinczykow
rzecza jest istnie6 jake nar6d bez
opieki Stan6w Zjednoczonych i re
dlatego powinni oni uznac rzady
amerykanskie, i tylko starac sic
iak najwieksza wolnosc pod takim
rzedem pozyskac. Twierdzi takze,
10 Filipinczycy ME sa zdolni do
rzadzenia soba samymi, gdyz pre-
jeli sic zasadami cd Hiszpan6w
nabytemi, kt6re u narodu se znie-
nawidzone; kontrola amerykahska
potrzebna jest, by nar6d uchronic
cd wojny domowej. Program"
Buencamina obejmuje dalej punk
ia nastepujaee:
y Uznanie rzadu Stan6w Zje-
dnoczonych, zaprzestanie krokow
wojennych, wspotdz1atanle flnpln-
czyk6w W zwalczaniu ,,rozbo]nl-
k6w", kt6rzy W imie niepodlegtoscl
.morduia rabuja".
2 Zazadanie cd rzadu amery-
kanskiego oswiadczenia dajacego
Fiipinczykom gwarancya osobi-
stych wolnosci i praw konstytucyj-
nych. go
3 Delegacya ziozona z zreprezen-
tant6w Filipinczyk6w ma przedfo-
Eye amerykanskiemu kongresowi
amerykanskiemu ogo}owi zyczenia
Filipinczykow tyczace sig ich poll
tycznsgo stanowiska.
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skiej. Fakta te dowodza, ze ma
Gle zamiary dobre zaufanie nasze
do narodu amerykahskiego stale
sic coraz to wiekszem."
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Elixir ma porOst wfos6w.

Moge panu zareczyt, ze ten elixir Jest
bardzo skuteoeny ma porcst wios6w. ku.
piiem buteleczke wczorsj c6rka moja
przez nieuwags wlaia 8 krople do zupy
zaraz " niej zobaczysem WHO'S d}uei.
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A>NoI N,EMINT II PARIS.
"a Had the Eject III stopping social
Functions.

Paris. Jnly ai The announcement
Of the assassination 1T King Humber
las created profcm sofrow ia Mi.
cial circles here Al official events
have been cancelled far ih' time being
NJ. Delca>so. ihc minister OF foreign
affairs abandoned fcie announced
FOR Monday night
~ sidrni lcubri who intended n
be- present Moniay afternoon. Al;
gNmnastio exercises, and later to open
The international Press vcngrrss al
The Sorbonnr. Withdrew from both oc
casi'as The reception. ;,anounced in
hoEsr Of the shah oi Persia has been
loncd.
Only one morning paper, L'Eclair
had The news. and this very briefly,
Ii~ sale was tremendous. anl everyone
on the bouleyard~ was eagerly scan
nirg The insufficient news
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MOURNING Al ROME.
The Eternal city Puttina on HabIIt-
ments Of Mourning.

Rome, July 3i.-Signs of mourning
are rapidly appearing throughout the
city Crepe is displayed upon many
residences and public buildings. Por-
traits Of the murdered monarch occu-
py points of vantage. draped in black.
and flags are flying at half-mast every
where. King Humbert's remains will
he brought to Rome and laid to rest
in the Pantheon.
IL is stated that the name of the as
sassln does not appear in the list of
dangerous anarchists known To the DO
lice
a Few newspapers publish short
trih.tcs TO the noble qualities Of King
Humbert declaring that IL is due 10
his love for the working classes that
ne has fallen q victim of assassination.
The papers add few words OF svm-
pathy anc respect for the new king.
The Giorono states that IL the alb
senc- Of the sew king is prolonged be-
yond - houra. brief regency will be
established ia accordance with the
constitution.
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How the Republican Administration
Has "Liberated" the FiIipinos
asd Others.

In his speech OF acceptance of the re-
publican nomination for president Mr..
Mckinney spoke eloquen,ly OF the re-
cent achievement OF his % minis tration
IN the Philippines, resulting in the lib
Grafton Of III, 0oo, zoe of the human fam
lily from the yoke of imperialism"
This would be noble thought for
hberiy-goving Americans. were il
based on fact. IL was for just such an
achievement that 100000 of these lib
er'y-loving Americans sprang 10 arms
in 1875 in response to the presidents
call for volunteers for the war with
Spain. That war was declared for the
express purpose OF freeing Iubans.
IL made an Irresistible appeal to all
true Americans. II promised TO pre-
sent to the world the grand spectacle
Of a mighty republic rushing 10 the res
cue of little people oppre ssed by tyr
amy, and. having freed them. straight
way lifting them 10 national indie
pendence OF their own.
Two years nave passed since this
humanitarian war for service in which
these 100000 liberty-loving Americans
were SO proud 10 volunteer, was tough
and won. In these two years Mr.. Nc
hinley's administration has found time
and opportunity 10 do many things.
but il has found no time to free Cuba.
II has, instead, established a carpe4>-
bag government in Cuba which has de-
voted its efforts to the footing OF that
already sorely afflicted island. 1t has
used and is still using, all its influence
TO bring about the annexation of Cuba
TO the United States. liz declared in
1895 that the Cuban people were then.
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AMERICAN CONDOLENCES.
Messages Fr''m Pres idrnt Mckinley
nrd >ecrctrry Hay.

Washington .sulv 1.-THE followi.c
message Of ccrdolence upon The death
Of King Iium,,rt has been sent from
this country o Italy:
Department IF State. Washington
July 30. His Majesty Ntiorio Enian-
~" a. Rome: t4g my name and on ~.
haif Of the american people. ofref
.pr majesty nd the Italian nation
fTccrc conu.' ,nces ia this hour of
dc.p bsreavernEt.
LILLIAN MCKINLEY. /"
The follow.fis message has been
sent to i!aron Fay4. the Italian am
bassndur 90 this country.
Department of State. Nashinnton.
July 30. III EVceliency. Italiav Am
bassadur. T.e Octagnn. Seabriyht. v.
j.; The fidings Of he kings assassi-
nation has profoundly shocked pablo
seniimcni. The president has tele-
graphfd ~ his majesty Ni,sorio
Emnupria. offering In his name and on
behalf y the Amf.irar people sincere
condolences in This hour OF dec, be-
rcaNemcnt. Permit me 10 add the as
suranccs Of my personal sympathy.
"JDHH HAYS"
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COURT OF INQUIRY ORDERED.
surc E~rI"s 10" ns ,amp Lin
coin >"nday.

Springfield. Ill. July 3l.-Col.
Young Of the First cavalry. Illinois ma
tiona! guard. ard commander Of the
postal Camp Lincoln. Yesterday ordered
2 court o. ina, Try a. ascertain. II pos
siifle. who was responsible for the pre-.
nature discharge 81 the evening gun
Shndny. by which ten men were in.
;,ir,d.
The court mt Yesterday afternoon
and adjourned ~ to-day. when wit
nesscs will he examined. II Is suggest.
c,I that friction NIGH. have caused the
explosion. but The general theory is
tia, II was a lighted cigarette thrown
into the powder lying on the ground
at the mouth Of the cannon. which had
spilled from the sack
Df the mos. seriously wounded
Corporal Charles I'alsley is very weak
and suffering great pain. but the ply
siciars have hopes 81 saving his life.
Private Jesse Rupcrts case Is critical.
Private Albert stevens H. much worse,
hast his recovery j. looked for IL tocR-
Jaw or blood poisoning does not set in.
Private Sharp is out OF danger.
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Paris. July ai. vi hen be WAS noti-
fled 81 the death OF King IIumbert,
President Lcnhtt sent a military officer
of his household u express his {, ndo-
lence 10 the Italian ambassador Count
Tcrnielli-Hrusati III NerclEC. Later in
ibc afternoon the ambassador visited
lie r lace Of the Eiysee and officially
announced the death Of his sovereign
President Louhcr sent 10 the Anew king
Of Italy the following:
Il place before youi msiesty the cx-
preston of The unanimous Indignation
OF my country against the odous &C,
which has taken from Italy its gcr-
crons chief beg vorr majesty TO ac-
ctpi this expression of my deepest
sympathy. aud l place AT tht feet Of
her majesty. Queen Marguerite. my
respectful homage and my sincere con
dolences''
All official feie. have been aban.
doned until after the obsauuies. The
flags Of all public builfSngs are
draped. The Italian EMBASSY and the
Italian building NJ the exposition is
~ heavy mourning.
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vote for. Or the man who keeps the
little hardware store. Ask any OF the
store keepers who are pinched by the
trust.
You will find that very few of them
intend to vote against Mr.. Bryan.
The small dealer who was driven on.
Of business by the gobb,ing trusts. or
who is so squeezed by the rapacioas
monstrosities that he make. but a
scanty living will tell you that he Is
going TO vote against Mckinley.
Ask any Of the men who have been
thrown out of employment by the
trusts whom they are going toyote for.
Ask any OF the men who are aware
that they are being bled by the trusts
whom they are going 10 vote for.
They are going to vote for Bryan.
They will tell you that they are very
sorry that they voted for Mckinley
four years ago.
The extraordinary growth an bold
ness Of the trusts during the past four
years ago will make those injured and
affected vote for relief These gigantic
combinations have gulped up the small
dea.er; thrown vast numbers Of peo-
pie out Of employment. and the ma.
jority Of them are bleeding the people
Syracuse Telegram.
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THEY WILL HELP BRYAN.
Business Ma aad WORKING nm Are
GOtng to Vote for the Peo-
pic's Candidate.

Ask the drummer whom he will vote
for. \ vast number of them have lost
their positions because of combinations
which permit OF one travelling man do
ing the work OF several.
Mckinley prosperity has hurt him.
lie will tell you that he voted for
Mckinley four years ago. lie Is going
TO vote for Bryan this year.
lie can tell YOU why. too. He can
talk. The same brain and tongue that
make him a good drummer make him
a good Bryan worker.
The drummer is not only going 10
vote for Bryan. That is not his speed
lie is going to work for him. lie is
scattered all through Il is big country
and he will come pretty near equaling
the Mckinley campaign orators in
number.
The drummer is going 10 be quite
factor in the campaign this fall.
Ask the man who keeps the cigar
store whom he is going TO vote for. lie
voted for Mckinley last year.
He is going TO vote for Bryan He
has TO buy his goods from the tobacco
trust. He can't make any money. The
trust gobbles the profit OF the bust
ness.
The cigar stand is great place for
political discussion. Men congregate
there and talk about men. conditions
and issues. The keeper of the store
is looked up 10 as a man pretty Wei
posted. He has much influence in the
discussions. His views Of Bryan and
trusts are certain to set his friends
thinking
Ask the grocer whom he is going to
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and of right should be. free and in
dependent people. 1t says now that
they are not fit for freedom.
In Porto Rico there is an even more
shameful score charged up against Mr..
Mckinley and his imperial administra-
fion. The Porto Kicans welcomed with
open arms our army of invasion I'M
der Gen. Miles. They accepted with
implicit and pathetic faith that Off
GERS solemn pledge that they should
enjoy all the blessings o. American
citizenship. They went around the
streets of their towns Of Ponce. Of
Guayama, Of Arroyo. Of Santa Ysabel.
with pride almost childhe in its in
genuousness. calling themselves
"Americanos." They celebrated in
their churches aid cathedrals the
signing of the peace protocol of
August IL, ls9s. which placed them
under the sovereignty OF the Amcri-
can flag. And in return we have de-
MED to them their constitutional
rights a. American citizens and have
levied infamous tribute upon them for
the further enrichment of our syndi-
Gates.
When the people Of the Philippines
were fighting against the tyranny of
Spain we hailed their every victory
over the Spanish arms as a victory Of
patriots enlisted in holy war for
freedom We treated them as allies
in our operations against Manila, and
we profited by their military coopera-
ton with our forces at that time. But
tie moment the full temptation Of
fered by the opportunity for the loot
ing of their country was realized by
us the Filipino soldiers ceased TO be
patriots and became bandits, savage
Malays, cannibal headLhunters. Later.
when the recognized fact of our de-
termination to trick them out Of the
freedom they had won from Spain be-
came apparent to them and forced
them TO turn on us, we c.assed them
under the general name OF rebels. It
was as reiels that we began killing
them, and II is as rebels that we are
killing them to this day.
This is how President McKinley's
administration has liberated the |
Filipinos and the Porto Ricans and the |
Cubans. This is how the Republican
party Of to-day maintains itself as the
emancipation party, mot Of prof,s-
sion. but Of performance, as Mr.. Nc
Kinley expresses 1t. For shame. Mr.. !
President. for shame. You would b
amazed and appalled, IL you knew how
your hypocrisy angers the American
people.--St. Louis Republic.
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rihcd "a Tho rerrirf ~ the news. S's
immediately trlrgllrn,,l her condo
lences to Queen Margheriia.
" Is stated In official circles that the
recent release OF >ipido. the as>ailant
~ the prince ~ Males. ~ he was
passing through lielgiun. has been
followed 10y an enormous circulation
~ anarchist literature advocating
rrgicidc. Il Is thought Nc,ednely
likrl, that the assassination Of King
liumh.rt j. directly iraceable Ia mis-
placed leniencN.
Diplomn'ist~ and officials generally
visited the italian rinbs Ssy in great
numbers. Among n" early callers was
The prince ~ Males. WHO expressed
keen regret AZ the loss Of personal
friend
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CATARRH

or inflammation of this delicate pinI
membrane.
The system is weakened in win.
ter. The delicate lining is more
susceptible to irritation or inharnma.
ton, and thus we have pneumonia
grip, colds, coughs, fevers, etc. ali
catarrhal conditions which NAV
easily be checked by one catarrh
cure-Pe-ru-na.
That's the only way out OF i,
You may dose forever-you will
not be well until you try the true
cure and that is Pe-ru-na. You
may think your trouble is some
other disease and not catarrh. Call
it what you will, one thing is sure,
your system is affected and must be
treated, and Pe-ru-na is the only
remedy which reaches the right
place and does cure.
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Wh.. . preparation has an advertised rep
utation that l. worldwide. IL means thai
preparation Is merltorious. Ii YOU 20 irlu
store 10 buy an article that has achieved
universal popularity like Cascarets Candy
Cathartc for example, YOU feed il has the
endorsement OF the world. The judgment
OF the people Is lnfa.llbfe because j, is i'm
personal. The retailer who wants to sell you
something else IN place of the article you
ask for. has an AK 10 grind. Don't il stand 10
reasony Hes trying TO sell something that
IS not what he represents Il TO be. Why?
Because he expects 10 derive an extra profit
our Of your credulity. Don't YOU see
through his little gamey The man who will
try TO sell you substitute for Cascarets
is fraud. Beware of him. lie is trying to
steal the honestly earned benefits Of "A repu-
tatlon which another business man has paid
for, and II his conscience viii allow him to
go so far, he will 20 farther. Ii he cheats
his customer in one way. he will in another
and II is not safe TO do business with him
Beware OF tho Cascarcl substitutor
Remember Cascarets are never sold In
bulk but in metal boxes with the long tailed
&C. on every box aud each tablet stamped
{. G. {.
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BY ASSASS|N'S BULLET.
Bing Humbert, the Popular Sow
erign Of Italy, the Victim
of Regicide.
Int KINGDOM THROWN INTO MOURNING.
ein. Succeeds 10 The Throne
condolences from various Gov
srnncnts Forwarded t"thc i"un-
King and widowed queen.

A,nza. Italy. July ~. King Hum
Der. has been aS>aSSinatsd.
~ was shot here sunday evening
by : man named Angelo Brc>si ana
died within short time. one bullet
pier I'd the heart Of his majesty.
IT, assassin was Immediately ar
restel and was with some difficulty
sase.. from the fury of the populace.
w save the name OF Angelo Hrcssi.
decla ing himself Of Prato, in Tus-
vany.
Kin Eumbert was shot al 1918
o'clocs in the evening and died az
~; 20. The murderer cynically aNowed
his gt,lt of the crime.
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THE NEW REGIME.
To Take she Oath Of Fidelity to Veto,
Emanuel Ill.

Rome. July 5l.-All the military ant
naval force throughout The conntr,
viii to-day Tuesday take tho oath d
fidelity 70 the new hing.
MI the 1epu-Ies II the extreme let
| ncw in session i'm Rome met together
YESTERDAY afternoon. and adopted ,
resolution expressing adherence 81
the crime.
The cardinals MT at the r,>..dcncr
Of Nigh Ramn,lla t. di.cuss The lar
Of conduct 70 be followed in conne..
ti,n with the ohseqties.
Last evening the students paraus.l
the streets chrtrin. for thr IIonse cf
savoy. No disturbance IF public u-.
der has been reported al any point.
proclamation from hr queen re-
gent las arrived. announcing the a.
cruSion III he new King. and >tafi..,
that parliament will be crn,osed after
The funeral
Several war ships tase started ,e
meet King Victor.
The socialists ami aner hits have il
suoG formal condt mnat;ul Of IL.
81 iin, ! he police have ms,le seyera.
ARE of snsnccitd persons on Il.
theory that conspiracy casts.
he socialist organ Nvarta. accused
The government ~ being The indirtc,
;s..sstssin Of the king because If ms.
taken policy Of dealing with socialists.
~ consequence Of his tir.,de. the DO
lice seized the Afania.
The pcpe's grief was understandable.
assurance have been conveyed 10 the
government that vatican VIII d~cour-
age amy attempt e rmbar.s,ss the min
isiry This j. the outcome % a rumor
ihai Z dang trous coalition exists be-
tween the eNirrme rianal parry and N.
republicans for the overthrow % the
monarchy.
Queen Nargh-ii;-. has received ar
rnorr aus number cf 'sltsiT,ms ~
sympathy from an r.rt~ vi the world.
and from the heads a all states.
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There VIII he Fat Fried.

IL will be just as well to receive with
caution statements emanating from
republican headquarters to the effect
that Mr.. Hanna is having difficulty in
operating his celebrated skillet this
year. No one doubts that the trus.
beneficiaries and protectees are thor.
oughly swinish-that they are in.
capable of gratitude TO Mr. Hanna
and Mr.. 1ianna's man. They wouldn't
give up cent from considerations OF
gratitude. But they will disgorge for
their own protection. Democratic vic.
tory means trouble for the trusts and
woe FOR the tariff barons. II means
that the leeches who have fattened
upon the life blood OF American in
dustry will be choked off. The leeches
know it. Mr.. Hanna. therefore. will
conduct his fat-frying in the usual
fashion. He may have more difficulty
this year than in 1896, but he will in
the end extract the needed fat from
the adipose tissue Of the barons. The
"slush fund will attain it's usual pro.
portions not because OF the gratitude.
but because Of the fears. OF the men
who have profited by McKinleyism.-
Chicago Chronicle.
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orr,ctsL,i awe, ,.rD.
Italian ErbnsS, Ia London oHi..nlI,
Notified.

London. July 10. 1890 a. m.-Thc
italian embassy here Las received tn,
following official announcement Of the
death OF King Iiumbert:
1--WE have the sad news to announce
to You that his majesty King Humb.rt
died last evening Sunday. at Mona.
being the victim of an Infamous as
sasS'natlcn. Kindly inform the En-
glish go,crnmen, of this sad news.
His majesty King Victor Emman-
nal III. who is or the coast Of Greece
Is on his way back 70 The kingdom.
Signed NISCONTI yENOSTA."
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Rom. July a. Nittorio En-
manue o Fernnndino Maria Gcnnaro.
who succeeds his father 10 the throne
of ltal.f. is the only son Of King Hum
bert. He was born on November N.
1869. and has the reputation of being
liber'l. scholarly and Soldierly man.
He is q general in the Italian army.
and a PATRON of art and literature.
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ENGLAND LOSES IR,rNu
News Received with Deep sympathy
md Great Horror.

London, july 81 Perhaps IN no
country was the nsws Of King Ifum-
hert's assassination received With
deeper sympathy aud greater horror
than in Great Britain. For the last
lew years. and more especially for the
last few months. during the south AZ
r'can war. IA. Italian ministers. re-
meeting the attitude OF tine throne,
nave shown answering friendship for
Great Britain. even when the rest 81
EUROPE was inveigiing against En-
gland and her policy.
" 0'een Victoria, n.turslIy. was hor-
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The Heir apparent.

Rome, July 3i.-As Victor Emanuel
III. vi y married in 1896. is childless.
the heir TO the throne is the kings
cousin. the duke of -Aosta. The
duchess of Aosta was Princess Helen
Of Orleans. daughter of the late count
OF Paris. and she and the duke are
generally considered the handsomest
royal couple in Europe.
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