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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06
Reform in tho assessment and collection

| Reform in the assessment and collection
of both city and county taxes.
| Tho general Incorporation act under con
sileration at last report was passed by the
| General Assembly and will bo the means
OF Coz! siderable revenue to the State, which
should III the end be OF much benefit to
our civ
The National Association Of Municipal
Nh ctrlcians held their annual meeting
mere IN tlo fall under the auspices OF the
Board OF Trade Committee and 1t was con-
sldered great success, and it would be os
! much bsnc!c to our city If more such an.
| nuHl meetings OF similar associations could
he held here,
A Committee OF the board attended the
National Municipal League held in Col.
umbus, Ohio, and their report Of tho
proceedings was very full and sn-
couiaging in the matter of municipal re-
form
The Delaware Day at the Pniladeiphi
Export Exposition under the auspices Of
the Board 0f Trade COMMITTEES was Z
great success and evidenced our interest
In the great work of the Philadelphia
Commercial Museum. The work that
this organization is accomplishing we arc
pleased to note is being appreciated
by the United States Government In
giving thsm valuable aid, which will
he OF great benefit TO the country at
large.
Wo again express our opinion that
tho General GovernlEent should build aud
own the Nicaragua Csnai. Also additions
al cable communications with Cuba and
other new territories
The telephone connection, which was
under discussion at the last meeting, with
the Peninsula towns is now fact and
great good can but be realized by our cit-
lzens with such connections
The edition Of the Board of Trade Jour-
nal under now management will COM
nence with the month of April and we
Ak FOR 1t the hearty support and CO. oper-
it.0n OF our manufacturers and business
men.
There can ba no question that this as
ISOLATION organized for tho advancement
II the trade Interests for Wilmington has
lone much good, but much more could be
'ccompolished II our enterprising citizens
md financial institutions who are not
should become SO thus giving
Is their aid and assistance in the upbuild.
hg or wilmington for 1t Is an assured
act that Wilmington's prosperity will
ave TO be made by her own people.
l again desire to express our mutual
hanks to the press Of the ely aud their
Ible representativ who are always ready
o 90 Oil i'll their power to aid tho board
Ii us enueivof TO create broader, more
comprehensive and Intelligent under.
landing OF our clty's capabilities and
II we all work with one ac-
ord to this end all may bs accomplished
hat Is desired and louged for Idesire In
losing to express my appreciation of the
ptftesy and Kindness extended to me by
III the members aud officers of the board.
Respectfully submitted.
d. w. Taylor, Secretary.
On motion Of Frank Wooley. NJ. p.
was made an honorary
lember In honor Of the good work he has
one in tho past for the board,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06
Rev Sam Jones Views.

"Sam Jones, the Georgia evange-
list, who visited our city last year,
thus expressed himself in Nash
vile the other day: The churches
of God were never deader, and the
world, the flesh and the devil were
never livclier than they are today.
The average old sinner can run Il
mile while the average Christian is
pulling on his boots. can raise
more money in an hour for 4 visit of
Dewey TO Il town than you can
raise in Il week to save the town
from death and the devil. | can
march out bigger army tomorrow
for the devil and the Democr ats in
Nashville. and they will fight harder
and stay longer on that than they
would to defend the home from
drunkenness and the souls of the
people from the devil. "
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06
Addicks sees Mckinley.

Washington, u. C.. April 81. Edward
Addcks and J. Frank Alice, two of the
delegates to the National Convention
elected ut the recent State convention OF
the Union Republican at Dover. DOL,
called on President Mckinley yesterday
aud presented him with copies OF the res.
olutions adopted commanding his admin-
istration. The political condition In Dol.
aware was also discussed. They tried to
see Secretary Dick. Of the Republican
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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06
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COLD STEEL OR DEATH.

"There is but one small chance TO save
your life and that is through an operation
was the awful prospect Set before Mrs. |.
B. Hunt. Of Lime Ridge. Wis, by her
doctor aftor yaln!y trying to cure hsr OF q
frightful case Of stomach trouble and yo..
low jaundce. lie didl'b count on the
marvellous power Of Electric Bitiers TO
cure Stomach and Liver troubles, but she
beard of 1t. took sevon t0ttles, was wholly
cured avoided surgeons knife row
weighs moro and fecls better than ever.
Its positively guaranteed to cure Stomach.
Livor and Kidney troubles and never dis
appoints. Price 50cat N. u. Dansorth's
drug store,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06
Madam Veto,

Celebrated medium and palmist. Sho
Is wonderfully gifted, she nOvor asks u
question, but before you utter u word sho
Tells yon all you Are Interested in, who are
false TO you and who ara true, what hopes
You have in winning your desires ard
what obstacle is IN your way, and how to
remove them. Sbcchangcs your uck. re-
unitcs the separated and removes all evil
Influences. all through the medium power
Permanent home and Office address, $40
Tatnall strcYt. Office hours 10 Il. III. I'M
til 0 y. III.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06
BRYAN stIlI Talking,

Portlan Gre. April 6. w. j. Bryan
a dressed IN audience OF 5000 people In
this city Wednesday night He spoke for
ovor two hours, deyotpg most Of Ills time
to money. trusts and imperialism.
During tho day Mr. Bryan took n special
train fran this ely and made four speech-
o> in Iamhll and Washington Counties.
This morning he left ON II special for a
u tour continuing through the Wiliimotta
Valley and southern Orrgoh, continuing
on through California.
.=Mr Bryan declined to be interviewed on
the Presidential candidacy Of Admiral
DeWcy,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06
To Rebuild Hail :,

Kansas City. No., April G. AN army OF
men wont 10 work early Thur day morn
ing clearing away the snouldsring debris
OF Convention Hall, preparatory to I'M
mediate rebuilding for tho Democrat
National Convention in July. Scores of
promlDont business men devoted them
selves to soliciting funds that will assure
suitable structure for the Democratic
gathering and every energy will ho bent
toward replacing the burned auditorium
with O sllperiur siruCture
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06
viii not Loose his Sight.

Clifton Dresh, the small hoy who placed
some powder in q glass jar and pu5 q
match to it, one day las week. thereby
causing an explosion which frightfully
burned him. is rapidly recovering at The
Delaware Hospital. 1t wa, feared for a
time that he woulus lose the sight of both
eyes, The doctors in attendance now have
hopes of saving th, sight, although his
face will bO turribly distigured,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06
A Big Dinner.

The stewards of Plymouth Mis-
sion will give supper in the church
on Walnut street below Eighth, on
Thursday evening, the 18th inst.
Tickets, Is cents. An abundance
Of good things have been provided
and feast by the colored people is
anticipated.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06
RuInOr Untrue,

There is no Truth in tho rumor that the
j. Morton Poole Company has boen pur.
chased by the American 1crrn Lathe
Company Of Beloit. Wis. r. J. Crooks is
superln'e ending the manufacture of I,
number Of lathes for the Beoit firm. That
is ali there is in the ruinor. The J. Nor
ton Pooio Company was never buster or
had more mon employed than at tho pre-
sent time In their works
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06
Notice to Mariners,

Notice is hereby given that on or about
April s. 1850, the following buoys iu tho
Delaware River will be removed, to ro-
main of their stations during the shud
fishing season:-
Ponnssrove 0owcr). Il rcd spar, on tho
eastern side of tho channel to the east.
ward of Cherry Island Flats.
Cherry Island Flat, (near upper ond OF
shonD, black spar, on the Western Side
Of the eastern channel off Cherry Island
Tango 0ronn Light House.
These buoys will bs replaced In position
on or about June IL. 1890.
BY order ofthe Light House Board.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06
ReceptiOn to q Pa stQr.

Tho Sunshine Circle of Kings Dauyh-
tsra Of 3randywine NJ. Il. Chulch tonder-
cd n reception to their pastor, Rev. j. W.
Easley at the parsonage. Twenty second
and Market rovts, last evening. A pro-
gram wns rendered including refresh
ncnts after which addre, sos OF welcome
were made by mombers OF the Circle, to
which tho pastor responded in eloquent
terms.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06
Your Spring and Summer Suit

II you cannot find tho style of goods you
are looking for. call on Lookyer. the alor
sos Market street. You Will invariably
find just the Style of goods you are look-
ing for at the right prlcos too. From tho
medium priced clothes up to the fine,t i'm
ported fabrics. a big stock to select from.
LOckyer's, sos Market sireet
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06
Business EXten sion

An effort Is being made on tho par of
tho Tnmpograph Company, Ninetconth h
and Tatnall streets. to lease the shops at
Elliott avenue and Tatnall streets, form
erly occupied by Elliott Brothers, and
used bv hem for tho manufacture Of the
Sirac Bicycles. The room now occupied
by tho Tampograph Company i, not fargo
enough for their rapidly increasing busl-
ness,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06
5eaI,y is DlGOd Deem.

Clean blood means il clean shia Ne
BEAUTY without il. Ctscnrats, Candy Cathar.
Tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
sar;s up ,,a rne lay ,ycr 'i a,Nins ali '4,,
bsn4h pnplca, hoils, blntchcs. hlacitIcads
AID that >jct,ly bilious complexion by taking
Gasrar"e.-heauty for ten cents. Al drug
kisss, satlsiac;ic guaranteed. Zoe. 25c. j0'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06
A MONSTER DEVIL. FISH

Destroying its victim is q tyne ofCons l..
patton. Tho power of this murdcroIs ma.
lady is felt on organs and nerves and mu2-
cles and brain. There's no health till It's
overcome. But DR.. Kings New Life Pills
arc safe and certain cure. Best In the
Mou." wo",i ,ol , S'oit,Hcn. @ Ltcs, Moneys and
drug store.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06
Easter Entertainment at Fairville,

Professor j. r Clymcr OF this cl Y, Is
successfully conductinga singing class id
Fairvi!lc, Pa. Tho class numbers TWEEN y
five voices and is preparing for IN eiab-
orato Easter program in the new chapel
Of that place. r'rof. Clymnr spends every
"Wednesday evening with his class,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06
AFTER IaGR,ppE.WHATp

Usually racklng cough and general
feeling OF weakness. Foley's Honey and
Tar is guaranteed to cure the grippe
cough and make you strong and woll.
All lruurists
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06
MANY A LOVER

Has turned with disgust from an other mo,t
lovabie girl with an offensive breath. Rarl's
Clover Root Tea purities the breath by opera
tion on the bowels etc, a3 nothin. else can
Sold for years ou absolute guarantee. Prios
"5 and % cts.
Sold by n. i. Danf0rth. Seconl and Market
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06
Young Man

If you need new suit a stylish fltIag
suit at moderate cost we are at your
service; good trimmings, superior work.
mauship at prices that are lower than any
other house in the city we buy for cash
and sell only for ca,h. Suits to order, els,
SIS co. $1,000 81. 90. $500 up Trous.
ers $500, $780, 5000, 800 up. w. H.
Lcckyer, sos Market street. a6.2t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06

l'OE SALE--AT PRIVATE SALE A FARM
II situated in Brand, wine Hundred, OH
the EIandywinu Creek ut ThonDsons Bridge
l. miles from RocklaLd Mills containing 80
Acres more or lc1A Dwelling conf aiming
rooms, new barn, wagon h0u2e, new slaughter
holsc, chicken house aud other now out build.
ings. Land III good condition. Apply 10
MARY Cnrn0y, on the premises, or to Robert
G. Irain, h:r attorney, Wilmington Del
GlLl.tu
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06
Entertainment,

Prof, Griffith. Hall the great elocution. :.
ist, will givo an entertainment of hunor-
ous recitations and readings Ia the First
NJ. p. Church. Seventh and Walnut
streets on, Saturday evening. at 7.A5
O'Clock Admission 10 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06
WHAT TWO CENTS WILL M

1t will bring relief to sufferers from
asthma or consumption, even the worst
cases. This is about what ono dose Of
FOley's Honey and Tar costs Isn't it
worth trial! Take no substitute. All
lruRQists.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06

To Cure Constipation rorevsr.
Take Cascnrets ClIGy Cathartc. l0c or ga
Il c. c. &. fail To cure. druggists refund moneH
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06
AFRIuHTfUl BI,UNDER

Will often eau ,ea horrible, Burn. Scald.
Cut or Bru,sr. Bucklcn's ArEica Salvr.
the host in the world, kill the pain and
promptly heal IT, Cures O,d Sores, Fever
Surcs. l'Irurs, Bol.s Foons, Curns, all
Skin Eruptions. B'st Pile curo on earth.
Ouly .5c.s. u box. Cure Gurantecd. Sold
by y. B Danforih Druggist.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06

L'OR SALE. MIR. EDWARD HIMSW ORTH
u ol Newport. has an attraction at his
place, worthy the attention Of poultry fan
cer. H" has turned his attention to tho
poultry raising hu ,iness, He makes Special
ty Of white and barred Plymouth Rocks.
Everybody stops to admire his fowls. Any.
ont wishing setting OF eggs should call or adj
dress H. Hmsworth, Newport, Del. uiltl
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06

Our stOro is not only headquarters for
PIE ,Cription work but fCr urinary analys-
is as well W. G. Taylors Pharmscy,
3O2 liiag Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06
To Improve The Delaware.

Washington, April 8 There will be an
appropriation of 500 900 made for the
Delaware River Improvement in the sum
dry civil appropriation bill. This will Eo
In addition to The $4,000 carried In the
current river and harbor nc. This was
decided this morning by the subcommit-
tee of tho Appropriations Committee hav.
ing charge OF he sundry civil bill.
At the meeting of this subcommittee
there appeared joel Cook, w. X. Tucker
and Mr.. schermerhorn. representing the
Board of Trade of Philadelphia, and
other commercial interests Of that city.
Yhero wore prOseht also at the hearing Mr..
Burton. chairman OF the committee uu
Rivers and Harb0rs. Congress man BinR-
ham, Of Phliadolphia and Colonel Me-
krnzie representing the chief Of cnginee s..
GThe Philadelphia gentlemen wero sat-
isllsd with this arrangement. s720UoO Is
all tho money that can b, spent in the
enforcement until the next river and
harhor bill passes. Mr.. Eur,on called at.
trntion to tho iac that tho project for I.
thirty foot channel in ho Delaware Is now
recognized and established and appropria.
Lions will be made on that basis.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06
A Undue Minstrel Show.

Fotty Young society wum0n of Bridge
ton, N j., gave II unique minstrel entor-
tertainment in that city on Wednesday
evening. Ihe hail was crowded and the
entertainment highly cnjoyeh. A Gypsy
Cantata was sivon afte. the minstrel pnr-
formanco. The proceeds will bo for the
benefit Of the u. NJ. G. A. building fund.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06

OST.-A WATER SpANIFL PUP FROM
L. No. 0 Miner Court. Register loih Re
ward if returned to Ill King street. aJ!la
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06
William Wilson, Jr.,

b. e. Corner 81 and Shiploy stsceLs.
Wilmington, Dol.
Iron. Steel, coach goods, blacksmith
"rpl!es, rendy- lxnd wheols. rubber pads
rf1or.footed horses.
lAxle and Harness Grease.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06

Beautiful stripe suitngs to order. t1S o..
fs0 90. ??00, t95. 90. Lockyers, sos Market
etreQt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is still In the
load. The people seem to like th ;s cid ra-
liablo cough medicine. and wo don't
blamo theu it is the best remedy for q
doep -eeatol cough or cold and will effect
a cure in one duy
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06
Trimmed Hats.

Mrs s. II. Waugh, No. Az Market street
will have dislli Of trimmed has. April
>, continuing the week ~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06

Pigeons And Rabbits.
Wanted 800 pigeons 100 small English
rabbits. Address 21I Wgst Sth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06

EOK SALE CHEAp--A IS HORSE
power Peerless traction engine with G
50 cylinder peerless thr0shor. straw stack
Or and Columbia hay balor in good rum
Mug order. Apply to q. w. Dickorsnn,
L. q, Box II New Castle Del.
m27-tu W,s,-oW
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-06
FOR SALE.

EOR StI.h-TEN Il. |. p, A N. s. Fol:
+ cents at druggists. One 81. 81 relief.
NJJ. Iyri
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-01
Boston, II; Cincinnati, 1.

BOSTON. July 31.-Both teams slugged
the bali from the time game was called
until the last man was out Attendance.
1000
Score by Innings: r. II. z.
Boston,. ..... o151121o XII u 6
CINCINNATI -. 3 ? 0 O2 IL 0 IL 10 /
Batteries-Lewts. Cuppy and Sullivan;
Hahn. Breitenstein and kahoe. Umpire
Swartwood. Time, 2:2o.
ST. Louis, II: Philadelphia. 4.
PHILADELPHIA. July 31.-Botn Fraser
and Donatuc were Ineffective to-day, and
ST. Louis won from Philadelphia with
ease. Attendance. 3.431.
Score by innings: R. II. e.
St LOUIS. .141 o 90 90 81 10 3
Philadelphia. - o. 0 00 o. 3
Batteries-Jones and Criger; Donahue.
Fraser and Mcfarland. Time. 2:30. UNI
raire-Inrst
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-01
GRAND CONCERT.
The Admiral Treated the Crowd to 4
Surprise.
CBy Associated Pres

1y Associated PreSs.)
COLUMBUS. O., July 31.-This was a
day of surprises at the Columbus Driving
Park. The Admiral, the little bay horse
that showed surprising speed in the ZIG
pnce taking the first of the four heats
driven yesterday, won two consecutive
heats and the race to-day with compare
tive ease. Summary:
ZIG pace-purse, $1,000 (postponed-four
heats driven Monday)-The Admiral won
first, fifth and sixth heats and race: An
ME Thorton second. ind Harma Patchen
third. Annie Thorton won third and fourth
heats and Harma Patchen second heat.
Time, 200 IA, 2:101-4, 2:11, 2:13 2:10,
2:l1 10.
200 pace-purse, s1.5co-sptnx Medium
won fourth, fifth and sixth heats and
race; Don Ryley second and Little Frank
third. Little Frank won first and second
heats md Don Ryley third. Time, Eli IA,
Ell Ia, 2:121-2. PIP IL. 2:16 IL, 2:15 1-2.
pit trot-purse, S2,0G1-Aiaggie Anderson
won second, third and fourth heats and
race; Corneia Belle second and Alan
third. Cornelia Belle won first heat.
Time PIP IA. 2:11 IA. PIP -. 2:121-4.
2:14 trot-purse, 5o1-Merriment won
the three straight heats and race; Sister
Alice second and Sab 8. third. Time,
2:12 Ia, 2:11 il. 2:11 IA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-01
The Prudent Man SeHeth
Miss C. L. White, Mss a c. Williams.

Miss C. L. White, Mss A c. Williams.
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Murphy's-James R. Kemper, Staunton:
c. H Smith Albemarle: G. w. Mooney,
New York: w. r. Birmingham and VIE.
Newport News: Sydney T. Ellis. Suf1oih'
George w Rippard. Baltimore: Arthur :.
I Lewis. a. Renile, Baltimore: A. -
Schwa5e. 3. Greentree. A Fredenheim.
New York; w. r. Cary. Malwnukee: j.
r. Marshall, Virginia: Henry Wei, Bar
t.nore; Thomas A. Grower, Washington:
r. p. Patteson. w. S. Foster. Chicago;
J.. r. Cooper, Culpeper: I. Stern. Phiia-
deiph,a. j. O. w. Graveiy. North Caro-
lima: ]. Kaufman. s Hirsch. Baltimore:
Ford's-J. S. Walden, Scoitsours' =. ~.
Houghton. Syracuse; c. e. Richardson ana
wife. Dinwiddie; ]. {. Hart. Hampton
Mrs ]. f. Warren. Smithfie.d: Bernard lie
catn George Fletcher. Acconac; G. w
Bynum, Bynum, n. C.; a. S. Segar. lamp
ton. Kirk Brown. Baltimore: Mrs T. ,.
Brown. Virginia; Gran Craddock. HaIiaH:
g r. Cr:st. baltimore: Charles Hosiinshen
philadelphia: Miss Ida Jones. M l.. liar
r;s. Leaksville. n. c.. George A FLETCHER,
I NJ. Hartzeli, Baltimore: 3. l.. Levy
Philadelphia.
Iex!ngton-T B. Newsom d. a Shana-
han. Virginia: 7. ]. Ryan. Ph'!aoelpila'
alfred H. Smith. Philadelphia: j. 4. Ever-
Of. Belfield. Va: j. r. Kyle. Lynchours'
Monaghan. Erie: NJ. A Bobrick, New
York; z. e. Hubbard, Boiling, Va "a
Greece New York: Mr.. and Mrs 3. r.
stevenson. Chil!cote. Ohio; Blair Pesram'
c,,rrv county; T. w. Moss, Virginia; D. W.
-1oin6exter. North Carolina: George ).
Mueller. Jr.. Washington; John j. DUNBAR,
Norfolk. E. S. Hutchinson. North Caroilna;
Henry ". Bouldin. Charlotte county, va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-01
Fishtin. ut New Chrang.

(By Associated Press-I
SHANGHAI, July 5l-Private advices
from New Chwang. dated June 9th. say
that the Russians attacked the Chinese
outside the settlements yesterday The en-
gagenent lasted an hour and hall inc
Chinese bolted from their stockades, out
the Russians. after holding them for a
short time, returned to their own settie-
ment. The Chinese say they won, driving
back the Russians.
The Russians had four wounded. and the
Chinese had six killed and ten wounded
All the business houses in New Chwang
are closed
There is TO confirmation of the taking OF
th.. forts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-01
Manifesto Issued.
r. assnninted Press. J

iISy Associated PreSS.}
ROME. July 3l.-1n the absence OF the
new King. the ministry has issued in his
name manifesto 10 the nation as follows:
king Victor Emmanuel Ill, in ascend
inc the throne has TO perform the pam
fur duty of announcing 10 the country, the
awful calamity which has violently cut
short the valuable life Of King Humbert.
THE nation. wounded in its sincere al
lection for the august dead, and in a sin
cere feeling of devotion and adhesion to the
DYNASTY while execrating the cruel crime
Will be plunged into profound grief for the
Eenerated memory Of q good, brave and
magnan!nous King, the pride Of his people
and the worthy perpe;uator of the tradi-
tons of the house of Savoy. by railying with
unsuitable loyalty around his august
successor. Italians will prove by their
deeds that their institutions do not die
All the Italian troops took the oath of
allegiance to the new King to-day amid
the applause of the people. Perfect tran
guilty reigns throughout the country
BresSi was bonn in Prato in 1869. He was
denounced In 1895 as q dangerous rioter
and deported to the Island of Pantellaria-
in 1896 he was liberated under the amnesty
after the battle OF Adowa, and in 1891 he
went TO the United States
Queen MargheIita has invited Verdi 10
compose a requiem mass. If he declines
Mascagni will be commissioned.
POLICE CRITICISED.
As the facts develop it Is seen that
warnings of the crime had been given. and
much Indignation is felt at the neg ect OF
the police to take greater precautions
General Naglia, King Humbert's premier
aide-de-camp. testified that the shots were
fired in such quick succession that he had
no time TO protect the King.
A magistrate examined Brcssi, who was
sulien and defiant, replying: Il didn't kill
HuuabeIT. ] killed the King"
He admitted that he was in Mona Park
the previous day with a lady and protested
that what he had done was not
crime. but an act Of justice.
Among the persons arrested at Prato is
q woman named Teresa B-ugolini, said to
have been the mistress of the assassin.