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NET TO LIONIZE BRESCT.
AdmiTer Of King Humbsrt Was There aud Had
Ills Say Before He Was Fired Ont.

Two hundred Anarchists, largely Italians, with
a sprinhling of Germans, French and Russian
Jews. held what they called an international
mass meeting In Clarendon Hall on Thirteenth
street last niEht 10 clorify Gaetano Bresci.
the assassin of King Humbert With one ex-
cep,ion IL was very orderly meeting. Tho
exception came just after the speech OF the
chairman who was named Raffuzi. Mr. Raf-
full said In Italian that Bresci was great man.
He called him comrade aud the crowd yelled,
Viva Bresc' many times, apparently for
getting that he il shortly 10 have an experience
with the Italian criminal courts on a charge of
murder. After the chairman had finished, an
old man with n sunburned and wrinklcd face
STROBE To the platform and, pushing aside the
speaker who was down 10 follow Rafnzi began
70 haran9ue tho crowd. He. too, spoke IN
Italian Instantly there was an urroar The
Anarchists simply howled
"Fuorl, hbbas;o" they shouted which in
plain English is Put him outl" Down with
him.
The old man wouldn't be put out or down.
He continued declaring hs principles. The
chairman tried TO drag, him Of the stage.
llc resisted uni i'll he Ind fad his say, Then
him and dragged him back, A French woman
who stood on tho platform stuck a finger un-
der his nose aud chattered iurously. Ths
se,cd E oh him and hrsilci him down the aisle
Ne came toward the back Of the room on Q
trot, putting and blowing,
What did you say;,", asked the reporters. .
81 said to hell with Brcsc." repeated the old
man Il snid Humbert was good 10 me and
nv family, | refuted their arguments. My
name il PaCini Francesca and live at 100 Sui
liyan street. To hell with Irescil"
With this parting shot the indignant old man
went out
"Why did you throw him out?" one OF the
Young Italians was nskod.
"fe wanted TO turn the arguments all
around" said the man, lie wanted 10 argue
Tho question and We didn't have time. Some
other time, we told him. we'd argue with him" :"
How about free speeCh?
But he was spelling the meeting Wen talk
with him in private.
The only speech in English was made by an
Italian. II was directed to the American press
which was denounced for lying about Anar-
chists The speaker refused to tell his name
He denounced the Italians who met in Tam
many Hall and passed resolutions OF regret
over Humbcrt's death. Fls said they we're
a LOT Of thieves and bankers who would he
jaied il they returned to Italy. He thought,
innsmuch as they were American citizens.
they should be prohibited from. honoring a
foreign King Speeches were made In German
and Yiddish
Before the meeting a large number Of but
tons with the picture and name of Bresci on
them were sold for five cents a piece. The
buyers pinned them on their coats and proudly
wore them,
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xKTNLEY TO LEAVE CANTON TODAY,
Presidential Party VIII Co to washing sten
viii Return on Aug. 80.

CANTON, Aug. AThe plans OF the Prcsi-
dental party were changed to-day. The
President will leave for Washington at noon
Tomorrow instead of Thursday as originally
announced. 1t Is only desire to have more
time for the official routine in the executive
Office for such matters as cannot be conven-
iently cons sdercd here and 1t Is not any new
turn in Chinese matters or other oiflcial duties
that prompts the change.
The party will return TO Canton on Thurs
day Aug 80 after attending the q. A. K. on
campment ia Chicago. Arrangements for the
Chicago trip will Ds completed IN Washington.
1t Is probable that the plans will call for travel
ON regular trains and that the party will make
no occasion for stops at pper Sandhsky. the
Winona Indiana Assembly. or the numerous
other places that sought visit from the Presi-
dent at this time.
There are no indications that the letter OF
acceptance will be given out before the return
10 Canton. There was an unusual nun ber
Of social callers at the house to-day, prompted.
doubtless, by the announcement OF early
departure. but there was not an arrival OF note
The sun., 1900-08-15
JESSE u. FROST TURNED DOWN.
Will Not BE Member Of Kings County Con-
mittee Next Year.

Jesse d. Frost. the chief aide OF lieut.. Gov.
Woodruff In the Twelfth Assembly district.
Brooklyn. was turned down last night by the
Republican delegates to the convention to
nominate ticket for members Of the Repub-
lican County Committee to be elected at the
next primary election and 10 take Office next
year Mr. Frost. as the member OF the Executive
Committee, opened the meeting There were
twenty-seven delegates present. one for each
election district.
To the surprise Of Mr.. Frost considerable
opposition was apparent to his denomination
as a member OF the County Committee. This
was shown when his name was left on the ticket
and that OF Col. Edward F. Britton was subst-
tuted. The vote stood II TO 10 In favor OF Col.
Britton.
This not only means that Mr.. Frost will not
be on the Executive Committee next year. un-
less he runs on ali inderendnet ticket and is
elected as a member OF the County Committee,
but it will also be a big boom for Col Britton
in his race for the nomination for Congress
in the Third district. Magistrate Henry Bris-
tow, II Is believed, vill have the support Of the
machine, but from what happened last night
II Is believed that Col Britton will win. AT
any rate, n Col Britton IL elected a member
OF the County Committee he will be chosen to
represent the district on the Executive Com
mittee
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CLASH OF DATES ~ JERSEY.
oemocrauc Convention and Davis Associa Il on
Outing Set for Sam, Day.

uudson county Democrats were indignant
Yesterday when they learned that v lillian B.
uolriey' chairman of the State Committee,
w. niu named Sept IL as the day for holding the
o'i'' convention TO nominate Presidential
e''r'o's The reason for the indignation is
'Na' sept. l2 S the day on which the annua |
ou,.hs of IA" Robert Davis Association Is to be
"eH As every active worker for the Demo-
.Iau' party In Hudson county Is member Of
elr DAVIS Association, it follows that If the State
ss"nyehtlon and the outing are held on the
nv Gu,t uaY me county cannot be represented
rys a'e convection. because tho members will
St we preference 10 the outing The date
,rooa +, we 'att"r cannot be changed because Of CON
lapyo' LOT boats. grove and dinner, on which
."tS" Deposits nave been paid
.riW, iW paws said Yesterday that he would con-
ar WIN Mr. Gourley and endeavor to bring
a,,nu ,u, oomnro'niSe. so that his followers may
ns,o n'a D'tn anairs Ne said he did not antci-
sir , anv trouble. as the same thing happened
ythr' ago, ard the chairman of the state
,ban,lnnalrto" AZ that time changed the date of
" his notice '' ~ '''e 'ho''e' was ot"usn'
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NUPDERER COMMITS SUICIDE.
Jere wa.hincton Kills Cora Jiles on tho street
Preferred Death to Capture.

HARRISBURG. Pa, Aug. II, Jcre Washing
ton, an employee Of the Pennsylvania Steel
Works, shot and killed Cora Jiles on South
Cameron street tonight and then swallowing
two ounces of laudanum drowned himself in
the canal. HS body has not been recovered
Washington had been forcing his attentions
puon tho woman. She didn't reciprocate
This drove him 10 the desperate act of tonight
tie was heard demonstrating with the woman
AT her sister home. Az Cameron street, and
then n shot was fired. The woman screamed
and ran toward the door Again the revolver
was discharged and bullet pierced her heart
Wa Shington dared the crowd to touch him
and walked away. He was followed and when
a brakeman on a passing train. Charles +.
Baker, pointed ont the murderer hiding place
he fred ut Baker but missed him. Then he
other side, was confronted by his pursuers
He turned back and in midstream swallowed
laldauum and was drowned.
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ANOTHER BOOK NJ HENRY CLEW ,
wall Street Point OF View" Its Title Brings
His History Up to Date.

Henry Clews on Monday next will publish
a new book entitled the wall Street Point of
View" Mr. Clews said yesterday that 1t would
cover the last twelve years. or the period sub
seauent TO that covered by Twenty eight
Years in Wall Street" the two books contain
ing a history Of the events that have taken
place in Wall Street in the forty wears Of Mr..
Clpws's active business life. The influence
of politics upon Wall Street is brought out in
the Wall street Point Of View"
During the Cleveland regime said Mr..
Clews. Wal Street was dominated by national
poltics.
The sun., 1900-08-15
COL. GARDINER TAKING A BEST.
The District Attorney Has Gone to saratoga.
but Has a Canadian Trip in Prospect.

Col Asa Bird Gardiner started yesterday
morning on the vacation he planned long ago
but has been putting of from week to week
in anticipation Of Gov, Roosevelts decision
in regard to the investigation Of the District
Attorneys Office, lie has gone 10 Saratoga,
McIntvre, and will stay there about a week
Mr. Mcintyre thought Yesterday that Col.
Gardn might af'srward go somewhere
In Canada Recorder Con is there now. but
the Recorder il expected back here in few
days and there will be no likelihood Of a meet
inE far away from New York between him
and the District Attorney. Mr.. MCINTYRE Ia
Acting District Attorney in Col. Gardeners
nh
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SICK WIFE CUTS HER THROAT.
Found Terribly Injured by Her Husband and
VIII Probably BIe.

Mrs John J. Imam. tie wife Of a civil eng-
neer who is employed on the Jerome Park Res
ervoir and who lives at 1929 Stebbins avenue,
attempted suicide yesterday by cutting her
thro1t. Her husband heard n cry and found
her In the bed oom with cash in her throat
and a table knife on the floor beside her.
She was carried in an ambulanc, TO Fordham
Hospital, where an attempt was made to sew
up her windppo. but Il W said that she would
probably die She Lad long been suffering from
a severe illness.
The sun., 1900-08-15

ORANGE. y. j, Aug. "a A strike has been
ordered by the United Hatters Of North America
in the hat factory OF Eugene V, Connett Co.
In South jefferson street. Orange. Only few
OF the union men have quit work. but IT is said
thai all having union cards will leave in day
or two. The Connect factory Is one OF the
largest in the country. II is now run as an
"open" shop. The strike was ordered because
the owners refused 70 make it a u MON factory.
The sun., 1900-08-15
TO GO WITH COL. ROOSEVELT.
Col. Curtis Guild. Jr.. VIII Make Speeches
With the q Goyernor Oat west.

Bosroy, Aug H-Col Curtis Guild, Jr. who
served with distinction in the Spanish War and
who has felt obliged on account Of his private
business affairs to decline appointments 10 two
imrortant places rendered him by President
Mckinley, has an invitation 10 ACCOMPANY Coy,
Roosevelt upon his stumplnc tour and VIII
accept
III, oratory Of Col Guild Ia Of the kind Pc;
cularly adapted to tn patriotic sentiment and
the unanimous comment OF the local poutl,
ticians ia that the Governor has been supplied
with mate morthy his own unique powers and
of the cause for which both will speak.
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TIRED or THE NEGRO QUESTION.
Movement In North Carolina 10 Consider
Politics From . Business Standpoint.

CHARLOTTE. n. C.. Aug. i4-There is a move
ment on foot among the business men Of this
State to hold a meeting for the purpose Of dis
cussng the political situation from the stand
point Of industrial prosperity. II such meet
ing Is held, cotton mill men, bank officers and
other leading citizens will attend. Although
the constitutional amendment has been passed
and the negro question settled for the present
az least, the Bryan fanatics are trying % bring
il into the national campaign The business
men are tired Of the cry Of negro and want
10 express themselves In resolutions,
Bryanism will be condemned BY the meet
ing II held Greensboro is likely to be the
place.
The sun., 1900-08-15
n H0LIIDAY OUT FOR M'KryLEy.
''n'ht Kansas Democrat and Friend Of
Hili Bolts From Brynn.

iofEE. Kan, Aug li.--Charles x Holiday
nSmeonr Democrat and the staunch friend Of
,o'iI D, fIN IN N" W"st declared today that he
HolIid,S HuEpor' Mckinley and Roosevelt. Mr.
pol',r. haH been prominent in Bemocraiic
tnna,nn ~ hanSas. He was Secretary Of the
land ueIin leg Ition under President Cleve-
Eansos" wa. a Worlds Fair Commissioner for
datA for e'iI 10 !h 1883 was the Democratic candi-
Court N'A'' 'uNuce oi the state Supreme
The sun., 1900-08-15
VIII Name an Antilles. Ticket.

The anti-Hess Republic ms in the Twenty
fifth Assembly distr CT held meeting last
evening at the Sturtevant House and de-
cded to put a ticket In the field In oppos,-
ton 10 the one on which the name OF the Hon.
Charlie A Hess, the present leader of the dis
trCt. appears The anti-Hess folks will accept
all the candidates for the County committee on
the other ticket except Mr. Hess. and for him
they will substitute George Foster Peabody.
The sun., 1900-08-15

The New York Socialists held two memorial
meetings last night for the late leader Of the
German Socialists. William liebknecht. The
PRINCIPAL meeting in Manhattan lyceum in
East Fourth street was attended by about
twelve hundred Socialists The tables were
draT ed in red festooned with crepe. Tho
second meeting was In Turn Hall IN Eighty
sixth street and wns attended by about two
hundred and fifty persons
The sun., 1900-08-15
OFFICE SEEKERS SUICIDE.
Boston Man who Had Lost . Political Job
Takes His Own Life.

BosToN, Aug. I4.-Disappointed and de-
spondent at being repeatedly rebuifed
by the present city administration. John A.
Raycroft. So years old chief clerk in the ferry
division under Mayor Quincy. shot himself at
the supper table ast evening at his home, 43
Prnceion street, East Boston His wife had
lust left the room Deaf was instantaneous
Raycroft was one Of a ltrge number OF Demo-
Gratis dropped when Mayer Hart was elected.
tunnel lad been promised him, but Yesterday
he learned that that had Jailed. This and
other disappoin ments, II Is saiu. are what led
him TO take his life.
The sun., 1900-08-15
5000 Cloak makers Win without strikes.

The Cloakmakers' Union reported Yesterday
that firms. employing about 5000 cloakmahers.
had granted their demands without strikes.
Three hundred coakmakers employed by
kubel We'll Il Co, 30 Fast Twelfth street struck
Yesterday 10 enforca new wage sChedul". but "
L said that this strike Is to be settled to- day.
mass meeting will be held next saturday after
noon to talk about what is TO be done where the
unions demands are refused
The sun., 1900-08-15
Slow Progress Settling the Cigar Strike.

Another conference between the cigarmakers'
Strike Committee and the manufacturers. in the
hope Of settling he cigarmakers' strike will be
held to-day in the Grand Union Hotel The
committee "a VS. that Its progress In settling the
strike Is slower than it expected.
The sun., 1900-08-15

The Commercial Travellers Mckinley and
Roosevelt Club of 7S7 Broadway held a big
meeting yesterday afternoon and had as It's
principal speaker Carl Hauser. Mnhlon Chase
Of chic 60 also made n speech Both OF the
speaAers touched on imI er alism. and when
they told the drummers what the Bryanites
wanted people TO believe would happen 10 this
country on account Of It's growth the drummers
al laughed
The sun., 1900-08-15
Republican Named for Congress In Alabama.

BrRMrNGHAM Ala. Aug. "A The first Con-
gress nomination by Republicans in Alabama
In this campaign was made to- day in the Sixth
District. now represented by Congressman
John H. Bankhead Judge Thomas B Morton
was named. He will make an aggressive cam
paign Morton was Probate Judge Of Fayette
county for some time. and was popular right in
the home of Congressman Bar khead. lie Ia
now clerk In the Office Of the Clerk OF the Dis
trct United States court In Birmingham
The sun., 1900-08-15
PRESBYTERIAN REvISERS MEET.
Confession Of Faith Under Consideration b.
the Committee at Saratoga.

SARATOGA. Aug 1.-THE first session Of the
Committee on the Revision Of the Con fession
Of Faith Of the Presbyterian Church was held
here this evening The Rev Dr. Charles A.
Dickev Of Philadelphia. Moderator Of the Gen.
eral Assembly. presided The scope of the
conmittee's work and the methods Of procedure
were discus sed and another session will be held
tomorrow The ab .ent members Of the COM
mttee were ex-Prssident Harrison, DR.. Dana
and Justice Harlan
The sun., 1900-08-15
GETTING THEIR SEA LEGS ON.
Naval Reserves on the New Hampshire 70 Have
aGIeu week on the sound.

WHITEsToSE LANDING, y Y. Aug. n-The
naval reserves on board the training ship New
Hampshire. anchored OF Whitcstone Landing.
have already taken several trips up and down the
Sound in their naphiha launches to get their
bearings and will get down To the full routine
work in day or two. There will be 400 men
on the New Hampshire by the end of the week
ready 20 take part In the sham battle and TIE
numerous drills planned for the trip.
The sun., 1900-08-15

Democratic Campaign Work In . state Of
LapEuor- More Life Needed.

CHICAGO. Aug. Complaints are so num-
erous about the lack of spirit shown by the
Democratic National Committee in running
the campaign that pressure is being brought
to bear 10 have an auxiliary committee named
TO help carry on the fight. II will be called
Ginger" committee It's mission will be to raise
money, push organization work and arouse
interest among the voters-three things which
the present leeadrs are said To have failed TO
accomplish This new branch will be called
the advisory or campai gn committee. -.
The sun., 1900-08-15
kI'Rk|NS

wanted case N bad health that r.! pa Ms win
not benefit one gives rrllf No matter what's the
matter one will do yoI good, a cure may result II
directions are followed, They banlsh pain. induce
ssep prolong lite sold at all drug stores ten for
nve cents Re sure 10 get the genuine Don't be
fooled BY substitutes Ten samples and thousand
forwarded 10 the Rlpans Chem. Co. 10 SprueA n, Y.
The sun., 1900-08-15
LIghterman Commits Suicide.

Thomas Katlin. "a years old, lizhterman.
committed suicide yesterday at his home, 800
Sackett street, Brooklyn. by taking carbolic
acid
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DR.. 2Getz, surgeon and physician.
Abstracts loans. b. f. Cummings.

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Enter Business College, day or night
For 9 coei rss'a smoke try Graham
smoker 3-esnt clgor.
Nv residence for sale 81 son. until
Ami, 4 4 parrett
Large assortment oil p4ack iflalsS
linen- cinitses and silk mulls at Nj.
-sndreWS.
The onlv strictly flrst-class plano ii
siufires MUSIC House.
Desk room oi s{,1nle room, ot,fee e.,
rent. heated NIarshallta,yn stons So. 4
Room i. court uo,,sa
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ie''ssiss i,aiih' Nam ana f'lSl aNeil's',,
y ~ oisis "a sss Su''.'1ssluiis es''its''
: ~ 5'ii''AslNii ana : examination lfs's
Mr. w. III. Munahenk spent the day
in Moniour where he made soine Of
the afrangerne,ts for5lhe estahlis ntliefft
81 an odd Fellows lodge al that ,5lte,
all leading btanas OF Imported and do
IBsStlt' CIGARS ittel etuph0cNS. - w. Id
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DR.. Bryant, physician and surgeon.


DR.. Bryant, physician and surgeon.
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Business college.
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bay. vnpr shoes nolisbed have Two
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VIZ ss'lhs 70 ihssieil I itW Gays ago 70
s'it'h,ie ,osaii opsi'Al5lnso on her loot' since
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turned Friday evening 10 her home.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Della Benson, of LaMoille, spent
Friday iii the city.
Mr.. Joseph II. Johnston was in Dill
Ion on business today.
Mrs Charles Carutters, of Union,
spent Friday in the city.
Mir. N. Il. Lounsberyy, of Bangor, was
in the city on business Friday.
MIR. f. v. Watson, of Union was in
the city over night on business.
Mrs. Merritt Greene Went to Chicago
Friday nigh; for Il short visit.
Mrs. +. S. Burroughs and daughter,
Agnes. spent the day in Albion with
friends
Mr.. Frank Partridge went to Boone
Friday evening for a few days stay on
business.
Miss Jessie Porter, of Des Moines,
spent the day il, the city with Mrs. G..
j. Smith.
Miss Maggie IIumlong, after few
days visit in the city at the home OF her
luncle, Mr. George Eumiong. returned
lfrieay evening to her home in Albion.
| MIR. w. j. Brooks. Of Written. was in
1.-The city today, being on his way home
from a business trip to Mountain
Grove Mo-, where he has land inter-
tests.
Mrs. j. c. Dunn spent the day in
lGrinnell and Will accompany home this
fevening Mrs. &. a. sSeely who has been
| spending the week in Malcolm with her
mother. Mrs. ELLA DAVIS
Miss Cora Sundell. who is attending
lsCorneH College Mt. Vernon, arrived
home Friday evening to spend her
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The CITY IN BRIEF.

let !inc for each insertion.
THE CITY In BRIEF /
Dr. Bryant ever Is West Nam.
DR. MishelE surgeon ana physician.
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goods N r .NndIeN
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paqq aw 2s2: residences, All North
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