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LAFAYETTE's STATUE MARRIED.
The Work OF NnndnIs in IA New York
Park.

NEW YORK. Jan. 10.-Vandals have
wrenched from LaIayettes statue in Union
Square Park the bronze scroll work ,he
French patriot held i'm his Outstrelched
left hand. marring the general appearance
Of the statue. &c is supposed for the value
Of the bronze The statue faces Broadway
and is in the southwest corner Of the park.
The scroll weighed about twenty pounds.
Foreman Reilly of the Park Department
discovered the injury to- the statue a Few
days ago and reported it 10 President
Clausen Of the Park Board. Yesterday
President Clsuseu sent note TO Captain
Price Of the Tcndcrloin Station. telling OF
the damage.
The park is in Captain Prices precinct
and his men are on duty there day and
night The captain said last night that
they were keeping sharp lookout for the
thief. but that they had so little TO work
on that there was small prospect of heir
finding MIN.
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DIED.

NOLTE- Saideuiy. on Jsugary =, 1000. CARL
NuLTE Relatives and friends are rtspcc tfuiis
invited % attend The funeral on THurz,.sy. Jan
uarv ~. 8t p. m, nom the chape. connected
v-ffb I'M. Nm : Rilsv Undertaking establish
mtuts No 2p5 -d 50. Sc lHtrrulcut at Prospect
TVf ,r7crrrv Item
NfSEMAN-On sunday night. january 2, 1892
at @ o'clock NAtE0 DEWEY DOUGLASS, aged
two years. son Of Rev d. J.. and AlmiTl Wise
man. as she residence of his parents, 30 Ponerov
81. u".
"Goue, but rot forgotten
MOTHER tNU FATHER
Funeral "Wednesday January 10. at 2-31 D. rr
from Church Ci uur PcdrlHer, lutheran s-h st..
bet. Fla ave. aud Grant ave. NV. Item
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AGAINST A BICYCLE TRUST.
AD Association Formed by the Indc-
pendent Concerns.

pendent Concerns.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Jan lo.-The indie
pendent bicycle concerns Of the country.
according TO Information received here.
have organized into a protective associa-
tion and are preparing 20 meet the trust
at every point The direct bone Of con-
tcntion seems 20 De over bottom bracket
and other patents which the trust is try
ing to prevent the independent concerns
from using without license from the
American Bicycle Company.
As the right to- the use OF The bottom
bracket patent has been disputed. the To-
cal independent manufacturers assert that
the matter will go into court il the trust
attempts 90 put them in q corner. In an
swer TO the trust circulars. the independ-
eut concerns have notified the American
Bicycle Company to commence legal pro-
CeedinEs at once for the alleged infringe
ment of patents
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DROPPED Dead in nIs store

ATLANTIC CITY. Jan. 1O-Dr Thomas
W. Franklin. a druggist. OF 2211 Atlantic
Avenue. dropped dead in his store last
evening from heart failure He was filling
4 prescription when he was attacked.
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BORDENTOWN. \. J.. Jan Io.-The
tugbuat James Heron. owned by Captain
n. Heron. caught fire early last evening
from an overheated stove. The o,.rers
estimate the damage at S5O9. covered by in
surance.
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EDUCATIONAL.

LEARN @ read music In twenty lessons. the note
chain system. NNE j. ESPI-TA DAILY
studio, Droop's, 925 Pa. ave, Tuesdays and Fri
DAYS. T. TO p. IN; terms. $50 for course
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE-The firm OF GIaser K
sherman, Merchant Tail0rs. at la6s
pennsylvania Avenue northwest. has been
dissolved. The business viii be continued
az the Same place by l. GLASER a. /
GLA>Eh q co. !. SHERMAN
IL l. GLASER
The evening times., 1900-01-10

No one knows better than those vino have
used Carter's Little Liver Pills what relief fbev
Eayl given when taken for dyspepsia. dizziness
pam ~ the side, constipation, and disordered
stcnaeh.
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The Prcsidcnt n sInrc tn cntnrr,,

n.
ID. T. sample. President OF Slmple's install.
ment COMPANY. Washington. Pa. writes. For
yegrs was afflicted with Chronic Catarrh Rem
edies and treatment by specialists only gave me
temporary relief until / was induced TO use DR.
Aenew's Catarrhal Powder II gave almost in
slant relief and has proved the one good thing
in my case" Sold by r. $ Williams Ninth
and + Streets; EdnondS Williams. Third and
Pennsylvania Avcnue-S2
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CLAIMED BY THE CHURCH
Alleged Ownership of Land in the
Philippine Islands.

Archbishop ChapeIIe Said 10 he
Charged with an Important Mis-
siOn-His Conference with the
Prcsident-Rcticence mt the state
Department Regarding the Matter
The evening times., 1900-01-10

TUE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders CT the City and Suburban
Railway OF Washington. D. C.. for the eIec-
uOu OF nine directors 10 serve for the easu-
ing year and Tor such other business as
may properly cone before the meeting. viii
be held al the Office Of the company. -Four
teenth and East Capitol Streets. Washing
ton. D. C.. Wednesday. January 10. 1900.
between the hours OF p noon and D. N.
transfer books viii be closed on January
and remain closed until January II. 1900
JAMES B. LACKEY, Secretary.
do. q. l-a..l-cr
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A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERs
OF the Capital Traction Company for
the election CT directors viii be held at
the Office Of the company, Union Passenger
Station, on WEDNESDAY, The 10TH OF
JANUARY. 1900.
The polls viii be opened at 1880 a. n.
and closed at 4 p. N. G. 7. DUNLOP.
President.
c. n KOONES. Secretary.
de25tojal0-eXSu
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MEN
AND
WOMEN

For pleasing results use DR.. Kimer's Swamp-Root
the great kidney remedy. At druggists Sample
bottle by mail free. also pamphlet
Address Or. kilmer Co. BinRhsmtou- n. 7.
The evening times., 1900-01-10

Kidney trouble preys upon
the mind, discourages and
lessons ambition: beauty.
vigor, and chcerfulness soon
disappear when the kidneys
are ont Of ordcr or discoseI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-10
BRIEF MENTIoN1NGs.
Events in and About the City Given
in q Nutshell.

The plate department at the La Belle
mill will be idle Monday on account
Of scarcity OF steel.
A young son of Fred Strohman, OF
South Market street, was bitten by a
horse Wednesday evening. The wound,
while painful, Is not serious.
A set OF harness was stolen from the
stable at .'Uplands." the Paxton family
home, east OF the city. Wednesday
night. There is no clue. The Wheel
ing police were informed.
The new frame residence OF Mrs. AL
len Braddock. on Eoff street, below
Twenty-seventh. Is almost completed
and Will lend ornament to the archi-
tectural beauty OF that part OF the city.
Through an error in this paper yes
terday 1t was stated that the hearing
OF Virginia Wesley, charged with a
breach of the peace, would be heard
before Justice. Fitzpatrick Monday,
when It should have been Justice Dun
ming.
The international Correspondence
Schools, of Scranton, Pa, have an OK
liibit OF some OF their work at the store
Of Hugo L. Loos that is attracting 4
great amount OF attention. The exhibit
Is in charge OF W. Fl. Sweeney. the local
representative OF the schools.
+, For the accommodation OF people liv-
ing up town. the o. w. L. club has
placed tickets for its outing, which
takes place at Mozart ParkneXt Tues
day afternoon and evening, on sale at
Goetze's drug store and Humans cigar
store. By securing tickets in ad-
vance the rush Mt the incline ticket Of
flee Will be avoided.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-10
In Clerk Robertson's ONCE

Yesterday, in Clerk Robertson's Office
the following were recorded:
Deed, made February Is. 1891: by l.
a. Rolf and wife to Andrew Laughter;
consideration s25; transfers a piece OF
ground at Park View.
Deed, made August s. 1900; by A. l.
Rust and wife 10 Samuel Nesbitt; con-
sideratlon 5000; transfers lot 10. on Nc
Cololch street.
Deed. made July 25 1900; by S. C,
Patterson to W. NJ. Gordon: cons!dera-
ton $3.50; transfers lot 9 In s. C. Patter-
sons addition to Elm Grove.
Four deeds OF trust were recorded.
Marriage licenses were Issued as fol.
lows:
James H. Douglas, aged AZ, OF Pitts.
bursh. and Sarah L. Dill. aged IS
(widow). OF Flnleyvllle, Pa.
Joseph F. Mayhugh. aged 80, OF Pitts.
burgh, and Jane Hoover, aged 81, O.
Elizabeth, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-10
FOR
A PARDON FOR ( R
W. j. Colts
Are BIS Three Daughters, Who Began
the Circulation Of Petitions
to tho Governor e
FOR THE EXECUTIVE cLEMENcY
Yesterday-The Attorneys Of Colts
Will Take the Case to tho
Supreme Court.

The attorneys OF W. J. Colts. recently
convicted on the charge Of forging the
name Of his dead friend, John Haber-
field, and sentenced to serve three
years in the penitentiary, are having
the record OF the trial in the Marshall
county. circuit court copied, with the in
tention OF taking up their new trial mo-
ton to the supreme court OF appeals.
notwithstanding this, the three ,daugh-
tiers OF Mr.. Colts are making an at
tempt along another line to effect the
release OF their father from iconfins-
mont.
Mrs. Jessie Colts Henlein. OF Pitts
burgh; Mrs. Radcliffe and Miss Colts,
OF Wheeling, all daughters OF the con-
vic;ed forser, yesterday began the cir
culation in the business district Of petit
tlons. calling upon Governor Atkinson
to exercise the executive clemency In
favor OF irfather. Mrs. Henlein had
nearly hundred names on her petition
yesterday afternoon, and the Others nrc
said 10 have secured as many.
Entering a certain business house.
Mrs. Henlein secured the signature of
the manager Of the. concern, and said
she had met with but one retusel dur
Ing the day. When Mrs. Henlein left
this place, the gentleman who had just
signed the petition turned and sald:.
Il am morally certain that Colts was
guilty. and the jury brought in the right
kind of verdict. but how could I refuse
such request from 4 woman who
would probably have become fearful on
my hands II I refused her?"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-10
PERSONAL NOTES.
Going and Coming of Wheeling
s People and Visitors.

Going and Coming of Wheeling
People and visitors.
J. G. Robinson. of Robinson, Is at the
Stnmm.
J. "A. Considlne, of Salem. is at the
Park hotel.
Frank ,Mnddas, of Masontown. is at
the Mcclure.
Mrs. F. o. BarrIck. of st. Marys. is
visiting relatives In the city.
Miss Nora O'Brien. OF the East End.
is sojourning at Atlantic City.
Dr. Carl Ulfert. Of DR.. Rau's force, Is
visiting relatives ut Beech Bottom.
H. ]. Cook and S. T. stapleton are the
Parkersburg arrivals Mt the Mcclure. .
NJ. N. Wilson, OF wilsonville, was n
business caller in the city yesterday.
]. d. Morgan and wife, OF Smithneid,
were calling on friends here yesterday.
George Viewig. OF South Jacob street,
returned from Atlantic City yesterday.
Miss Clara Brinkman, OF the South
Side, is visiting friends ut Hickory. Pa.
Miss Rose Brady. OF Fourteenth
street, is seriously Ill OF typhoid fever.
w. X. Cowden and wife, OF Hunting
ton, are the guests OF relatives In the
city.
So,l,rc Max SrolowItz returned yester
day from a fishing camp below Mounds
Willie. -,
otto Morris c,crk Mt Wcltv,s grocery
Ia snendInr HIS vacation nj sBenllsyIilc
Ohio. - - :.
~, r = g,voo,,,,,. -, n ,,,,.,
was calling on friends In The civ YES,
tcrdov. =. ''s5s
:, .,,,.,'... ,,., ;, co., W.,
MISS Hn,. ato 1a VI Iou.m woou
street, ueparted LOT -A -'5'ND' Sity yes
10.
oonn Nonunnh hIiu tatniIs te,t LOT
zen Gays soJourn at inc eeashore yes
terday.
Miss Alice Mckee, OF Fourteenth
street. Is visiting friends ut Cannons-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-10
SPECIAL BARaAINsIN TRoUsERs

For the next ten days we shall
make to order on short notice our
$1,000 line at. $500.
IN 500 line at. -. 600.
600 line at... 500.
c. HESS & SONS,
Fashionable Tailors and Fine Fur
nishers. 1321-1323 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-10
!. Q {. ,eg.a:t'l!:e!:!l:h!ae,,l,!!r!:e:,r!
ON CO. . 8 and 9 = Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements

= Wanted-Active. Reliable Man.
!; For Rent-Stable q l1i5, Il
Page. tss ~ ,Sta..S q - T;ilE . ~
Z Just Recelvcd-Albcrt Stolze & Co.
! The Bridge Cornerstone & Thomas
Eighth Page. n Z. sf'' ~ 81
Trunks al Special dden.s-
Second Page. ts 49, ~ u
Our Notion Department-Geo. n. Shook
q Co.-Eighth Page.
y The 10. IF. Excursion. -
i Not Dlsappolnted-List's Excelsior Bak-
We Wish to Purchase at Once.
School-Wheellng Business College.
:, To Ltverpool-H. +. Behrens Co. I-iJ.i IS
Z Stocks fo- Sale--Norton &c Company.
II You Cannot Go to Europe-Stanton's
Old City Book Store.
Real Estate Bulletln-c. "A. Schaefer &
I'M ~ 10000. ~. ~
We have fitted moro than twonty
Thousand pnil.s of Spcctacles, giving us
arecord und experience unequnlled by
my other 7oprician In West Virginia.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. g
JACOB w. GRUBB, Opticinn,
So.13OB Market Street. =
y ah-F4 rHrl ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-10
FATE OF TWO MEN.
viii be Settled Soon by the Supreme
Court of Appeals-New Trial Mo-
ton for Devinney and johnson to
be Argued on September s.

/.
On September s, at Charleston. the
motion for new trial in the case Of
the state VS.. Hugh Devlnney and Clar-
ence johnson, convicted in the Ohio
county criminal court for the murder
OF Charles Mclaughlin two years ago.
Will be argued before the West Vir-
ginia supreme court OF appeals.
The state win be represented by John
A. Howard and ]. B. Hnndlan. of this
city, and Attorney General Edgar P.
Kicker.
For the defense Congressman Doven-
er and Sam o. Boyce will make the ar
guments.
Devinney and johnson were senteno-
ed to hang, but the defense secured a
stay OF execution. and the case has
dragged along some eighteen months.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-10
Bona Eide osteopaths.

We are Bonn-Fide osteopaths, as our
diplomas and our names in the Osteo-
pathic Directory win show.
Genuine Osteopathy has nothing to
do with magnetism. clairvoyance. hyp-
notism nor fortune-tclling.
A. /. DoNEGHY. D. O.,
c. NJ. CASE, NJ. D, D. D.,
Tenth and Main Streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-10
THE HUB cIoTH1ERs
1 Prominent
AS a Mo ll.rl;t ain.
the centre of plain; that's how this great stock
clearing sale of ours stand when contrasted to
others that are going on in other stores around;
town. IN s.sS S. tS

$4,000, which We are nov. sell.
Sc offered elsewhere. IA.
$500, which we are now sell. z
Sc offered elsewhere.
S12.0o, which we are now SELL
offered elsewhere. Z.
$1,000, which we are now SELL
offered elsewhere. &
ere $500, which we are now
Sc offered elsewhere.
ere $500, which we are now
Sc offered elsewhere.
ere $500, which we are now
Sc offered elsewhere.
ere $500, which we are now
Sc offered elsewhere. Z,
h Trousers which we are sell.
red elsewhere.
skin Trousers that we are SELL
cred elsewhere.
Pants for Children that We are
Sc offered elsewhere.
DOL Knee Pants that we are SELL
cred elsewhere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-10
town..

Compare our Suits that were
4 ing for $500, with tho
Compare our Suits that were
ing at SLIPS, with tho
Compare our Suits that were
ing at 5000, with those
Compare our Suits that were
ing at $3.50, with those
Compare our Trousers that W
selling at $3.50, with tho
Compare our Trousers that W
selling at S3.75, with tho
Compare our Trousers that W
selling at S2.2 with tho
Compare our Trousers that W
selling at S1.5o, with tho.
Z Compare our Children's Was
ing at &c with those offe
: Compare our Children's Mole
ing at 10c with those off
Compare our excellent School
selling for 1sc with tho
Compare our excellent All W
4, 3 ing for SOC with those of
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-31
PoPE's DISTRESS GREAT.
Wanted to Celebrate Mass for Re-
pose of Kings Soul.

Wanted to Celebrate Mass for Re-
pose of Kings Soul.
Brussels, July So.-A special dispatch
from Rome says:
Mgr. Angelo di Pietro, project of the
Congregation of the Council, took it upon
himself to inform the Pope of the assas-
sination of King Humbert. He entered
the chamber of Leo at an early hour. The
latter was already awake
The Cardinal cautiously first stated that
an attempt had been made upon the life
of the King, whereupon the Pope imme-
diately asked if the wound was danger
Gus. The preiate replied Very danger
ous,' but his anxious air was noticed by
the Pope, who at once OWNED the truth.
His emotion was such that he was una
bile 20 speak for some time. When his
distress had passed he wished to leave his
bed and to celebrate mass for the repose
Of the Kings soul.
Later, he summoned Cardinal Rampol-
la, papsl secretary of state, whom he re-
quested to send a dispatch of coincidence
to Princess Clothilde, sister of the Queen.
The audiences fixed for to-day were sus-
pended.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-31
DIR. ENGLISH BADLY INJURED.
\ Free-for-AH Fight-A Waycros'
Thief Smoothly Caught.

Thief Smoothly Caught.
Waycross, Ga, July S0-Yesterday morn
ing as Dr. A. p English attempted to get
into his buggy his spirited horse started
off before he got fairly seated in the We
hicle One wheel of the buggy came in
contact with a gate post, almost throw
ing the doctor out, and when a few steps
further 1t struck an oak he was thrown
violently to the ground. He fell upon his
left arm and it was broken just above the
wrist. His horse ran for some distance
down Plant avenue, finally tearing loose
from the buggy. One shaft was broken
and the vehicle badly damaged otherwise.
There were some hot times" in "Old
Nine" a western suburb of Waycross yes
terday. crowd of young fellows had
evidently imbibed too freely OF some sort
of red liquor and for a time there was
much confusion. A free-for-all fight was
about to be pulled off, when the police,
who had been telephoned for. ar
rived on the scene and put the
belligerents under arrest, This morning
four of the parties pleaded guilty to
drunk and disorderly In the Mayor $
Court and were fined accordingly by His
Honor, Mayor Knight.
r. r. Edwards has bought the resi-
dence of #. L. Hall. on Eads street. and
will occupy 1t at once.
Rev. j. NJ. Glenn will preach the an
nual sermon to che waycross fire depart
ment early In August. The hremen ex-
pect to give a big picnic and Ash fry at
Waltertown as soon as the waters re-
cede sufficiently.
Miss Abbie Harris and Mr. B. Purvis
were married yesterday afternoon, near
this city by Rev. C. l.. B. Davis.
Saturday night Andrew Mikelr a negro
boy. II years OF age, who has been en-
ployed rs porter at G. r. Brinson's drug
store, was locked up. The boy was sus-
pected of having broken into w. B. Fen
toms bicycle shop and taking a number
of articles, Yesterday afternoon Oficer
Jesse Mcclellan was in the Jail feeding
the prisoners when he noticed the
negro boy busily engaged In writing
a note. AS negro woman who had been
admitted 10 see another prisoner, passed
by his cell the boy was seen to slip a note
into her hand. Before she was allowed 10
leave the Jail the officer had the note in
hano. 1t was 10 his ia her tell ng him
where he would find several articles that
had been taken from Fenton's place, and
"A'" iiOiii DlihSph uruS stofe.
The old man was told to hold on to the
things. and hide them away carefully
until he got out of Jail. A search at places
irdicated In the boys note revealed a
good supply of goods from the drug store
and bicycle shop
In the absence OF Pcs master w. A.
MCNEIL, who is taking rsst fer the
benefit of his health Mr.. T.. Fl. Reed has
charge Of the office. He promises de-
cided Improvement in the service at
Weycross.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-31
wELL-KNowN IN PATERSON.
Bressi's Friend FaItered and He
Went to Kill Humbert.

Bressi's Friend FaItered and He
Went to Kill Humbert.
New York, July 30.-Angelo Bressi lived
appeared TO have had various names. The
one he gave last night when taken into
custody for the murder of the King Of
Italy was one. Another was Angelus
Bressi. and still another, the-one by which
he will be known to those who knew him
in Paterson was Gaetano Bressi.
He was employed in Hamil & Booths
silk mills His close friend there was
Cariboni Sperandio, the man who a few
weeks ago shot down his foreman and
then killed himself, leaving behind a let
ter telling how he had been selected by
lot to Kill King Humbert, and, having no
choice, owing to his living so far away
from Italy, killed the foreman instead.
few months ago a man said to be
Count Moleieski, the head Of the Italian
anarchists. came TO Patersd0 and during
his stay Spernandio and Bressi were his
companions, and they showed him about
the city and introduced him to others 1t
would seem that his friend, having fall
tered at regicide, Bressi took up his bur-
den where Sperandio refused it, and went
across the ocean TO carry out the decree
that Humboldt should die.
In manners Bressi was quiet. Men who
worked beside him in Hamil & Booths
mill say he was the last one they would
select as an assassin, He went about his
work quietly. He spoke little and volun-
teered nothing about himself.
Each Saturday night he left the mill
and hurriet away. He went to Hoboken,
whera his life and little girl are said to
live. He nd er brought them TO Paterson.
He remain away until Monday morn
ing. He roomed In the center of the an
archist section His meals were taken at
the Hotel Bartholdi The proprietor OF the
hotel says he knows the man we'll He
was tall and dark and had dropping shout
ders. To S ME it was known that his rad
teal ideas were extreme and that he was
of the inner circle of anarchists.
Bressi entered the employ of Hamil e.
Booth on April s, 1899 He worked steadi-
ly there until May 4. 1900. On that day
he left the mill and was in Paterson but
seldom afterward. On May % las4 he
sailed on the French steamer Havre for
Europe. Where he spent the intervening
time is not known.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-31
EFFECT OF ASSASSINATION.
Italy VIII Not suffer Any Serious
consequences.

Paris. July 81, 5:15 a. None must go
back 90 the time OF the Lyons tragedy,
when President Carnot was assassinat-
ed under similar conditions and at almost
the same hour at the conclusion OF a
speech, 10 obtain a correct notion Of the
effect Of the news of the crime at Mona.
1t was with incredulity that the people
read in the Eclair the brief telegram an
nouncing the assassination. this paper be-
ing the only one that made that announce
ment. but Il was not long before the real
ity Of the tragedy dawned upon them and
.he FIRST feeling gave place to one OF deep
Indignation.
King Humbert. who knew Paris well.
ives a very popular figure here. and the
diplomatic understanding that was reach
ed last year. blotted out all reeollections
OF former divisions.
The general feeling Is that Italy will
not suffer any serious consequences from
this unexpected event, the army being
too devoted to the monarchy to permit
trouble. The new King Is recognized as
worthy successor 20 his father and IN
this the papers echo the opinion OF signor
Luzzati, former minister Of the Italian
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-31
ITALIANS CONDEMN KILLING.
Paterson Has Long Been a Hotbed
of Anarchists.

New York. July 3O.-Among the better
class Of Italians nothing but words of re-
greet were heard to-day over the killing
of King Humbert.
leading merchant of Paterson, who
admitted his reason for not wanting his
name mentioned, was that he. feared the
anarchists and the Mafia, said he hoped
the murder of the King would lead all
nations to take vigorous steps to stamp
out the organization. He said no one
life was safe If he incurred the enmity
of any man in the organization. In dis
cussing Bressi he said that he believed
there had not been a drawing, but that
cariboni had been vouched for by Bressi:
that Cariboni had weakened, and Bressi
had to take his place and Cariboni killed
himself.
Paterson has long been a hoibed OF an
archists. Men here who are familiar
more or less with the workings of the
organization say that for years Paterson
has contained more of the society than
any other city in the United States, with
the possible exception Of Chicago.