The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-07-31


itors books at the Quirinal have already
been filled with the names of callers.
Profound calm prevails throughout the
entire country. Such members of the
Chamber Of Deputies as are in Rome
met this afternoon and adopted a reso-
luton execratng the crime and express
ing unbounded sorrow
NEWS AT PARIS.
PARIS, JULY 9O.-The news of assa.S
sination did not arrive here until this
morning. Senior Dato, minister of the m
terror Immediately left a card at the Ital-
ian embassy which at that hour was not
acquainted with the fact.
Senor Silvela the premier and Marquis
Qullar Campo, minister of foreign affairs,
called later. The assassination has caused
the greatest indignation through France.
THE NEWS AT BERLIN.
BERLIN, JULY 29.-King Humbert's 8
assassination has awakened universal ex-
pressions of horror at the deed and SYM
pathy for Italy throughout Germany. Up
on the arrival OF the news the flags al
all the ministries were half masted.
Count Won Buelow's represe ntative, other
officials and many private persons called
upon the Italian ambassador Count lanza
Di Busca, who arrived this afternoon
from Schwerin.
The press prints Lengthy and warm eu-
logies, emphasizing King Humbert' 5
friendship for the Kaiser, his father and
grandfather and his invariable fidelity TO
germany. The National Zeitung says:
Throughout the entire civilized wor!1
the feeling Of horror for the crime will
be equalled by the establishment that d
murderous weapon has been directed
against prince whose whole life was de-
voted to unselfish activity for his land
and people"
MONA, JULY 3O-It appears that when
King Humbert was wounded he eX-
claimed: 1T is nothing"
The Royal carriage covered the distance
between the gymastic club house, where
the crime was committed and the royal
villa at full speed, acquiring but three
minutes The king expired on the way
and although placed on a bcd was dead
when the doctors arrived
Bressi is young, tall and swarthy. 1t
appears that he remained four days in
Prato and two days at Bologna, after
which he came here When Queen Mar
gherita arrived at the viii it was still
hoped that the king would survive, and
when the truth was broken to her a heart
rending scene ensued. Bursting into tears
she exclaimed: at is the greatest crime
Of the century. Humbert was good and
faithful No person could have loved his
people more, He was one who bore i'll
will to none"
When the queens mother arrived there
was another affecting scene.
The assassin is strictly guarded in pris-
on. lie continu, to perserve absolute in.
difference and took his meals today with
out any sign of being affected by his po-
stion. A second revolver was found or
the public stand in the gymnastic grounds
/ The room where the embalming is pro-
/ ceeding is already filled with flowers
| The queen herself placed a wreath or
/ the bier and knelt and prayed beside the
! body; and. in spite OF entreaties of the
/ princess and princesses she refuses tC
/ quit the death chamber. which is IT
charge Of Count Jurri, the late kings aid,
/ de camp.
NEW DEVELOPMENTS
MONZA. JULY 3O-New additional de
tails Of the terrible tragedy are available
1t happened so quickly and unexpectedly
4 that the king was dead almost before tn
spectators realized what had occurred.
No special precautions had been taken
Very few police were in attendance ant
only a small guard Of soldiers was keep
ing the way clear for the carriage. Tn
king, amid the cheers OF the crowd, cam
out smiling, accompanied by his aide d
camp, Gen. Ponzio Baglia. He had en-