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The evening world., 1900-01-03
COAL POCKETS APIRR
Fetal Lees $4,000 q stock aad
BsiiaiRss - HsSskiyu
llAaa.

Fire a. : O'Clock this morning de-
s'royed the stables Of Nelson Brothers.
coal dealers. at Smith and Creamer
streets. South Brooklyn.
II spread TO the coal pockets in :hs
yard adjoining and. crossing the street.
burned another stable owned by Thomas
Malone
Three alarms were souaded ana the
nremen found tho blaze 4 stubborn one
The evening world., 1900-01-03
Sale Of Housekeeping Dry Goods.
Lowest Prices Within Decade!
No Mil Orders for Housekeeping Dry Goods filled during SALE

| Size 90x90 Manufacturer,
price, Plain Hens. each
Csc; Hemstitehed. each
&c. our prices. Pain IN
Hens. each. "
hemstitehed. each, Is
me. Canton Flannel,
Yard, SIC.
Thousands Of pieces Of Can.
ton Flannel. heavy IN
blsached; In manufacturer
ends, from ? to IS I'd.
pieces; this grade sells regu-
hrly at i2j.e, yt. Ln
our price, per I'd, O@
Blankets-Bed
Sprsads-Comfort-
ables.
500 Spreads. each &c.
900 White Bed Spreads,
full size, hemmed ready for
use these spreads are ex-
eelltnt value at Si.2s: o.
during this sale. each, o.
SITS Comfostables, &c.
AN ENORMOUS PURCHASE /
Over three Thousand full size
Be- Comieetabjes, Al
about Ose.fialf Price.
There are various kinds In
this lot. beautiful lowered
designs, good filling cot.
tom there b not one In the
lot worth less than $3.50
sVme aSe worth Si.7y, and
some lse even worth more
tlAa tAak Tie entire lot f,x
this Big sale ehoice. 90
aeA 60
Sc Blankets
Per Pan. 4se.
on iol Of good Whoes 81
0f1y oaeskses, with CO..
ord bosdefA sch regularly
q Sc our sale prize, Az
pa pais, 10
~. Feather Pillows
Each ~.
SO Feather Pillows, ex.
eellsnt quality. weigh ) lbs.
cell regularly 1t SOC. &AO
$780, Tor this sale, each ~
The evening world., 1900-01-03
DOGS tail FIRE ALARM.
Terrier RappsA Tili His Mistress
Awsks asa Psril Was
AvePfeA.

Mrs.. John Byrnes's pet fox terrier
departed from the usual dog nre-aiarm
methods this morning by no, barking
when he smelled smoke, bat sitting
down and whackinG his bony little tail
on the hoor with good effect. Mrs.
Byrnes WAS awakened At ) O. clock by the
The evening world., 1900-01-03
FIRE ON FIFTH AVBNUB.
TAsts Haky q The nsllauA

Fire IN Hssser's photograph store at
- Firth avenue drove Mr.. and Ma Ar.
thur walsh and their baby. who occupy
the two upper noors a. living apart.
msnts. to the street at . o'clock last
night They had ned through the
smoke Allied halls and ran. begrimed and
soaked with water. into the Holland
House.
Mrs walsh carried the baby wrapped
In Z b:Anket
Mrs Walsh was dressed In An evening
gown
The evening world., 1900-01-03

<bs71SSA
Drawers, good muslin,<-inet
cambric ruffle, trim %
med With insertion. 81
Drawers, good eamtrie,
deep lawn rufile. trimmed
with Valeneienncs 20
lace and insertion, II
Drawers, tine cambric OF
muslin, with deep embroid-
cred ru;fls and cluster 90
o! tu ks. ~
Drawers, fine eambSie, UNI
brelh rufhe Of h~n, with
vide lac. and inSef- 90
ton. %
Drawers, fin. eambric OF
muslin, with s-ineh EN-
broidered ruf's, OF with
deep umbrella ruf'le Of lawn
trimmed with ,o.ehon lace
and insertion. In four "a
STYLES, ~
Drawers. fine eambrie, 8
inch UMBRELLA RUNE,
trimmed With 3.ineh tor
ehon lace and inser- 20
ton. ~
Drawers, fin. cambria, deep
hwn nlitle, trimmed with
bow Knot. lace and 90
insertion, "
The evening world., 1900-01-03
LRAPRD PROl FLAKES
WtlltaAsbas1 Mas Ja0osA TAsoe
Steslos asa Wa sssss0sly
0Ost.

FLAMES vsss Asesvsrs1 sAsssty aesss
o'cisek this nssnin6 IN the thsss-esoey
avsiiins a IL 0Wtnaset stssse. Will
iAmsburS. occupied b. Peter AdrmAr
and his family All the inmAtss. sx.
csps Albert Adrman. twenty-five ysars
old. succeeded In making their ssca0s.
lie was aslssp on the third floor. and
when he sWoks the house was hllsd
With nsms and smoke. lie Jumped 70
The sround. receiving severe and prob
ably Internal injuries. The loss BY nrs
was cOO
The evening world., 1900-01-03

| liens Night Robes, extra
l'eiyy muslin. fancy en-
bfoiierei eelires and silk
Sttch,d eo'brs. In > large
assortment oi Patterns, well
made and Gu. full and long.
pearl buttons. double-stiteh-
el SEEMS: the quality Il
these At the price will Aston
ish you: our Annual 10
sale Price. II
Mems Night Robes, extra
the muslin. finsy emhroid-
cred fronts. eolhrs and
sleeves. cut iul and long.
trimmed with fine quality
PERL buttons and felled
seams; a very hand 20
some rob. At ~
Meas d 0 N 81 Flannel.
Night Robes, SIX beautiful
patterns. cut full and 81
Inches long. pearl buttons
Of fine guilty. well mAle In
every particular. On elegant
garmsni for cold weather.
they keep the body nice and
warm the SAINT garment TO
duplicate will cost 7Se;
our Annual Sale 40
Price. II
Meas Flassslette Pa.
Amos-garmentS U popu-
lar to-day As a night-robe-
pretty patterns nothing
that Is more comfort.
abe to sleep In; ono. you
own on:, you will never be
without Il. To thoroughly
introduce these garments,
that are worth toby si.7s,
we make the price Tor *
Our Annual Sale, ~
Meas Lauadsred White
Shirts, for full Or IS OF
street wear. open baes and
front; 4-ply bosom. heavily
intrlined, pocket neck
band. When you see them.
you will supply yourself
fora year. Is their equal
has a.ves been sold 40
Our Annuil Sale Price, o.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-30

What do you think of the wheel with the twisted spoke. The Ferris Wheel?' When you can buy a wh el for $2j and have the privilege If returning it after a months use ard get your money back it must be a good wheel. MT. Javins says not one person out 0f the large number that bought "F iris
Arizona republican., 1900-10-30
4 GORGE0USLY BOUHD

Work Of art has just been issued at an outlay Of over S1OO,OOO. for which the publishers desire a Manager in this county. also a good solicitor; good pay to the right party. Nearly 100 fuIl-page engravings, sumptUous paper, iilumi- mated covers and bindings; over 200 golden lilies in the Morocco bindings; nearly 90 golden roses in the cloth bind ings. Sells at sight: presses running day and night so great is the sale. Christian men and women making for tunes taking orders. Rapid promotions. One Christian woman made clear $500 in four weeks taking orders among her church acquaintances and friends. Write us. It may lead to a permanent position 10 manage our business and look after our large correspondence which you can attend to right at your home. Address J. \. Knight, Secre- tary, Corcoran Building, opposite United States Treasury, Washington, D. c.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-30
PLANO BARGAINS.

We will dispose of the following instruments
 at half their usual selling price, in order 10
 make room for our large stock-2 carloads
 10 arrive for the HolidHy-:
 Steinway & Sons pianos $29Od $50 l Norris X Hyde CTranspozing) S265 Willard X Co.'S mahogany s1GJ l Kimball Co.'S "Heinze" $19O Fose & Sons $1756S195 I Kra kaner s-,.5 1 'Knabe" S15O Kingsbury oak $175@SlS5 l Behr Bros (siightly used) $265 Smith & Barnes .$19OT$200 l Behning $lOO l Spang5nberg 5 75 l Ernest Gabler 15 1 Vose & Sons (old) $ 4O Estey organs Cnew) $6OGS 75 Crown organ Chigh top) 30 l Baby organ (cabinet top)........$ T.
 We handle the celebrate
 Self playing pianos ...-.. ........S1I5 Self playing organs .... .....$11O@$l25 CHICK BRING 6 SONS. the worlds
 leader, having been award d the
 Paris Cross of the Legion of Honor BEHR BROS. Artists Favori-e: 900
 sold in Arizona and none ever prov
 ing def ctive.
 KIMBALL co. Used exclusively in
 - colleg= and academies.
 MASON X HAMLIN'S Pianos and Or
 sans. Unequaled and unexcelled. 5.5oO pi ces popular music. at 90. 75 and
 $1 per dozen.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-30

Madam Montague comt~ endorsed log all promiacut ~HirituaIi-t- and fuvestf-s-or. of Psychic aud Occult Phenomena. No matter what E"gr object may be srr vii gu5ie VOL with powCr more certain sud reliable tn.I. human power. If in Gouht "- trouble and wish truthful spiritual advice in aU affairs of life you should call upon hrr immediately. Madam Montague wishes ij understood she is not d card reader, hypnotist or mind reader but she d-aIs "iIh those higher forces oi nat urs and is known a- a Psychic.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-30
IV XNT 124-126 East Washing gtoi NZIa w A 1IE1N SI9 Street.

Wheels" answered their advertisement Of Sunday and Monday mornings.
 The B u.e-2ayius company is the youngest I,rycIa firm iu she city ard in one mou1h's time they sprung int" the first place as live. energetic bi- cycle concern. They have sold more vne-ls and -undries than any cone-rn in the city in the past thirty days. Thei, phajo stock " III arrive in a few days. 2. J.
 List your real estate with the Evans Loan & Investment company.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-30
SPORTING NOTES.

Entries for th- Bente-Javins road race are coming in fast. Men from all over the territory are entering. Flu gene Thomas. Bert Trice and Frank Baum entered today. The manager of the race thinks il will be nee ssary tp close the extra list by November 70 on account Of the large number of en- tries being received. Tn race will be run in good order. and with more shan twen nty-five entries 1t will oe loo large an undertaking.
 Professor Creager wifi run his autr- mobile out ovT the course some even ing this week We will announce the evening il, this column Wednesday morning and all Wno are interested ia the race are invited tn ride ever tle course paced by the adto.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-30

{ IS Rn 8cEnOWled Eed \ leading Specialist in q C h ron iC, Nervous.
 RIdney. Urinary
Arizona republican., 1900-10-30
Dr. Hibbard

and Bladder diseases. His pre-eIniuert sue cess is dU- to exceptional ability, long ex- perlence and absolute reliability. His methods are always the latest and best. He treats scientifically Sexual Debility and Senlnal Weakn ess. completely restoring their terri b-e undermining conditions. Spec lal and Private disorders with their poison OuS and destructive effects speedily and perm anenLy cured. No mat 5er who has failed pr. Hubbard will cure you il your case be cuTablc. Cancers, Ulcers and External Grogths positively removed without the knife or sever. measures. Testimonials at office. Delay is dangerous. Do not wait untl too late II possible always bA exam ined by an expert. Talk with him and judge yourself to his integrity and ability.
 CousultatiouFree- Hours 10 10 I2, to g. 6 to : Office and laboratory. 2G-1S south Second Avenue, Hubbard Build mg, Phoenix. Arizona
Arizona republican., 1900-10-30

The Chicago Store has received its stock of fall goods and ladies are in vited to call and see them.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-30

When fattersr meets hatterer his satanicaI majesty sits down and rests.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-30

We buy and sell req? estate for our selves and others. The Evans Loan & Investment Co.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-30

Professor H. CressweH Shaw, teacher of piano, violin, etc. Apply Jenkins Music Store.
The evening times., 1900-08-01
THREATS AGAINST A FLAG.

nnItInoreans Wansea 0Ea Glory
Above she EtaIian Ezsbirzl.
BALTMORE. Aue. l-AH I,alan Gag
DISPLAYED az haG ~7sz .1 rtspecJ to the
memory OF King HunberJ st lbe 65nl OF
the Italian Consul Prospero schisMno, 1913
N0r,h BroaaVay, yesterday evening att
tracJe5 the attention o5 some persons
paz-sae, who thought enc -gmerican flag
should 4o1t aacve The lraHan As cor
sequence the neighbors were. treated 10 :
slight scare and a sguad Of policemen
guarded the premises rom s to 10 O'Clock.
Those who caused the trouble said in the
hearing of the cOnsuTs daughter. who was
at the door, that If the American flag was
not placed above the other they would
tear that green rag 5cwu T" Most Of their
remarks We're made. how ever. to the oc-
cupants of dOorsteps separated by several
houses from the consuTs doTaicile
One fellow asserted that be would go
right through the house" and perform tie
deed of violence They passed on. how
ever, saying they would carry out their
threat when they returned from the con-
cert at Clifton Park. 70 which they were
going.
The consul's daughter calamity eoun-
seled her father to let the flag remain aad
he did so, but called at the police station
and had squad OF nen sent to the house.
The policemen waited until the crowd
had returned from the park but there was
no trouble
The evening times., 1900-08-01

family on August ;. The Under Secretary
OF Public Instructions has been instructed
20 arrange for the burial OF the body in
the Pantheon al Rome.
Il Hung Chang has cabled his condo
Iences TO Queen Margherita. The Queen is
still prostrated with grief and the women
Of Italy are mourning with her for the
loss Of the ovareign. Everywhere the
death Of Humbert is regarded as a per
sonal bereavement.
The secret service throughout the world
has been aroused by the assassination a.
Mona. and it is expected that many Of
the accompIiees Of Brasci will be run down
in few weeks.
Salvator QuIntavatti. who returned TO
Italy from America with Brasci and after
ward accompanied the assassin 10 the An
arehist meeting in Paris. was arrested yes
Ierdsy at Rio Marina. on the Island OF Ei-
ba. in Tuscany.
Anton Lanner. who accompanied Rrasci
and a woman from America. wss arrested
a. Iyrea. about thirty miles from Turin
Il Is thought THAI these arrests show
the existence OF plot in which several
persons wee concerned.
Brasci-s brother and sister were also
arrested today
The frequent TgmoTs from America have
turned the eyes OF ali italy in that direc-
tion and the belief is bee, ming stronger
and stronger that the plo, 10 Kill the King
had its inception there. It was rumored
here today that the ASSASSIN had admitted
The evening times., 1900-08-01
SENATOR JONES RETURNS.
Says That HfII and Croker VIII 10y
ally sGpport Bryan.

Senator Jones Of Arkansas Chairman Of
the Democratic National Committee. ar
rived in Washington fron New York at az
early hcur this morning. During the day
he received a number OF callers ct his
home and made visits TO the Capitol and
Democratic Congressional headquarters.
Senator Jones viii leave for Chicago to
morrow.
In discussing his trip to New York, he
said:
Il found things in a satisfactory condi-
ton know Of the efforts made by Ger
tain newspapers to prove that a feud ex-
lists between Mr.. Croker and Mr.. Hill
am confident that the stories which one
sees in circulation that there is such a
feud between Croker ard Hill as viii in
any way interfere with their support OF the
Democratic ticket. are without founda-
Jion in fact Whatever the personal rela-
tions Of the two men may be, I am conf
dent that personal dissgrcements. II there
be such. viii not affect their course in
this campaign. I an confident that both
men viii Loyalty, cordially and heartily
support the ticket ] expect good results
from the harmony OF all our people IN
New York.
In speaking Of the general outlook Sen
atOr Jones said:
Il think everything is moving nicely in
the country generally. and l am very hope
ful. / believe that the imperial policy Of
the present Administration is more heart
ily condemned by the great mass OF the
people than any other important position
assumed by any party for many years past
The evident intention Of the Admins
tratiOn 10 orr fanize a great standing army
is popularity disapproved Of.
The lack OF disposition on the part Of
the Republicans to control or restrain
trusts. is. in my opinion. condemned by
patriotic Republicans as well as Demo-
crats. II is seen by all parties that despite
the fact thCf fhe Republicans had a ma
iOrity in both branJ..sz OF Congress, and
the President, too. nC sincere step TO-
ward restraining trusts was made and, n
fact, il Is observed that they Aourishei
under the fostering care OF this Admin
istration as they never did before"
The evening times., 1900-08-01
A SUICIDE IN PATERSON.
Unknown Italian Suspected of Be
ing q HunIbert PIOfte-.

PATERSON. y =. Aug An unknown
Italian ended his life last night by taking
poison and in the Anarehis,ic circles the
lips Of those who can tell Who the man
was are sealed. L Is rum0red and Is the
main subject Of gossip among The better
class OF Italians that the mzn ended his
life because he was fearful OF the discl5s-
ures tbat might follow the murder Of King
Humberr and which would identify him
with The Arorchistic cause.
The suicide was a former member OF the
Straight Street Colony. where at present
the red flag flies. Il has been learned that
a mysterious letter left by the suicide in
his clothes. was stolen by an Italian, who
was in the gang Of Iaborers employed by
the HOb0keE and New. Jersey Traction
Company. Il was near the car house Of
this line that the dying man was found
The Iaborer who has the letter has dis
appeared. AID although this is payday and
the Iaborer has two weeks wages due. he
has not called for il The letter is sup
posed by tie authorities 10 contain some
valuable information concerning the An
archists oF this city County Physician
Mcbride has loud Il impossible 10 get
one Of the Anarchists here 10 so 20 the
hospital 10 identify the dead man They
viii have nothing 70 do with him
\ book found on the man contained the
following written or a fy Iezf il Italian;
.'Dee-h 20 the JyTants-
Dr.. P5naeoIa, an Italian physician. has
left the city suddenly because his life has
been threatened. Dr. PinneOla bearded
with A Giuseppe Sana- SaUs Is a fore
man at WelEuann's dye house ard was
known 10 b. against the reds" DR.. Pin
neola received a letter last week, shortly
after the murder Of Pessini and the sui
eide Of the murderer telling him 10 Join
tae Anarchists or else leave town. Ne re-
fused and on Friday night -wo Italians oE-
tered the Office ard sna;ching the F.hysi-
clans license from the wall, pocketed 1t.
Then they said that he had better leave
the city before daylight. This was last
Friday. Before daybreak the physician
had van in front Of his Office into which
he had his furniture placed and since then
nothing has been heard Of him.
The evening times., 1900-08-01

fully use them as a shield to protect the
instigators Of the Oriental outrsges against
the strong hands of tine powers.
B,ron Hayashi. the Japarese Minister to
Great Britain. was asked today if he be-
lived the Americans, English, and Japan
ese would advance aIg1e in case OF delay
On the part of other allies. He replied that
there was 10 apparent reason Why the al
lies should not all cooperate in such
movement.
He stated that he believed some OF the
japanese forces were at Tientsin. AID the
remainder at Shan-hai-kvang. The force
at the latter place would march to Pes.n
direct
The minister said that he was perfectly
satisfied Of the authenticity of the letter
dated July %. which had been received
from the japanese Minister at Pekin. a-G
which stated that the legations were safe
on that date and that the japanese had
sufficient food for six days.
sey nour TO Com nand nt ShanE hal.
A despatch from Shanghai to the Cen
tral News, of yesterdays date. says the
various consuls held a meeting and APP
pointed United States Consul Goodnow and
NJ. De Bazauro, the French Consul, a com
mittee to call on Vice Admiral Seymour
and invite him. as the senior naval officer,
to assume charge Of the defences of
Shanghai. Admiral Seymour accepted the
invitation.
a despatch from Paris says that the ex-
traordinary silence of the French Foreign
Office regarding affairs in China is causing
much comment. II is known that the Gov
ernment has been receiving dispatches.
but no information has been given out
This leads to the belief in journalistic cir
cles that some bad news respecting N.
Pichon, the French Minister at Pekin. has
been received.
The customs officials az Canton have
seized Chinese junk laden with 2.0C0
rifles and much ammunition.
The evening times., 1900-08-01
LETTERS FOUND ON BRAscI.
New Jersey Priest Denies All NnOvvI-
edge of Them

PATERSON. y. J., Aug. 1-Despaechss
from Milan say that the contents OF istters
found iR the pockets OF Brasci. the mCT-
derer OF King Hun5ert- prove the exist
ence of plot to kill the K&=g- These let
tiers were signed '-FabriE-''
The Rev Or. Francis Dominica Fabris.
Pastor of the Church of Our Lady Of We
tories. on Bridge Street, is the only Fabris
known in this city. He was seen today,
and he said that the name Brasci seemed
familiar TO him. but he thought that thsre
were several Of that name in his cGngregs
tion. lie positively denies that be wrote
any letters 10 the man. The Church Of Our
Lady OF Victories is attended by Italian
Catholics ar5 Dy all the foreign Catholics
except the German and English speaking.
as Or. Fsbris is a distinguished lingu,st,
ard breaches in several languages lie says
that be could not have taken enough in
terest IN this man 10 have written letters
TO him, as he does not recolleet him.
The evening times., 1900-08-01

tc the Authorities that he was selected TO
Kill King Humbert by an Anarchist club
in Paterson. y J.
The glee with which the Anarchists OF
that city celebrated the crime and praised
the bloody deed of Brasci encourages the
impression here that these dangerous peo-
pie. who plot against all government. were
familiar with the mission of their col
league and assisted in arranging the de-
tails Of the Monza assassination.
Every effort viii be used. and no ex-
pense viii be spa: ed. to ferret out any
and all criminals who in any way par
ticipated in the pot against Humbert.
The Italian authorities are assured of the
heartiest cooperation Of tae American de-
tective force in this work of justice
The beasts of the Paterson Anarchists
over the crime OF Brasci and their terms
of fellowship in speaking Of the assassin
are significant. according to those in au-
thority here. and they discredit the re-
ports that the plot originated in Paris
They do not believe that Brasci planned
the assassination, regarding him as mere
Iy a criminal fanatic and not the master
mind. They are inclined to suspect that
the chief offender. the man or woman who
prevailed upon the prisoner to come to
Italy and slay the King, is still in Amer
lea. and they have strong hopes that the
Anarchists. who are usually demonstrative
and garrulous. will betray the chief Of
fender to the authorities in the United
States. or at least give a elew that will
lead to important arrests and eventual
justice.
The evening times., 1900-08-01
CRUSHED BY A FREIGHT TRAIN.
4 Carpenter Killed and His Body
Badly Mnuglcd.

HAGERSTOWN, Nd. Aug Joseph
Harbaugh, a carpenter, was struck by a
freight train on the Western Maryland
Railroad yesterday, and killed. Both legs
were crushed and one side Of his head
was badly crushed. The body was caught
between the wheels of the engine, dragged
over SEQ yards and dreadfully mangled.
Harbaugh was carpenter. and had been
working in the vicinity Of Highfeld 1t is
said that he started to walk to his home.
near Buena Vista Springs. about mile
from where the accidenl occurred. and got
on the wrong track in tie dark
The engineer on the train which kiIlei
Harbaugh did not know the man had been
struck until notified by the engineer of a
train which was coming IN the opposite di-
rection. who saw the body wedged in be
tween the wheels.
Justice A. P. Connor summoned a cor
onr's jury. when gave verdict that Har-
baugh was accidentally killed, and the rail-
road was exonerated from blame. widow
and seven children survive Harhaugh A
few minutes before the train struck him
he was warned by one of the trainmen. He
replied that he was able 10 take care of
himself.