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The evening world., 1901-04-24
BRESCI INSANE
FROM TORTURE.
Assassin Of King Hum.
bert Doomed to Soil.
tude and Silence and
Living Only on Bread
and Water, Breaks
Down in Italian Oun-
geon.
geon.

ROME. April 2&-Gaetano Bresci. the
slayer OF King Humber,. has gone In
| sane. lie will shortly be removed from
his prison here TO the prison for the
lcriminnl insane. For several weeks nia
jaiiers have noticed that Brcsci was
ra p!dly giving way under the solitary
| confinement TO which he was con-
demncd. and the n VS. that he has at
last collapsed mentally and tina, his
physical condition is pitiable will coca.
sion no surprise
In fact. when :Brrsci was convicted OF
III" murder o: the King and life i'm.
prisonmcnt was dccreed his fate. II was
known he would become mad sooner or
later
No prisoner condemned to solitary
confinement in an italian prison has ever
retained hts reason Tor more than nve
years.
Bres.i has been In prison since Aug. -.
1900. He killed King Humbert at Monxa.
on July - last. with revolver. He
was born at Pra,o. Italy. but wen, 10
America and lived in lIoboken. ". J.
There he married. and his wife sun
lives there with her infant.
hiescI Joined an Anarchist circle In
Peterson. y. j.. and It has always been
c.aimec tina; It was this circle wh!ch
! gen. him TO Italy last year. delegated
to ray the King.
When he was sentenced mis- wife. in
Iictoken. said:
Poor Gac,ano. Why didn't they
or.-r Rim executed? Il. would be or
to- Gn"
Immediately after his sentence Brescl
was taken 10 his prison, and then be-
gan the awful ;ortures to which he was
doomed. He was placed in what 10
called In Italy a secret cell.
II II a chamber about six feet long
and three feet wide. II Is only half
lighted \ few inches above the floor
Is a plank one foot wide. slightly In.
ciined This serves as srd. His food
since tho murder has been bread and
water only pa sed through narnw
| .iit in the door.
lie was forbidden 10 speak TO his
ja!.crs or any one else. lie was no:
| allowed TO speak to himself. To dis.
| obey this rue would have meant for
| him either . strait jacket, made OF metal,
or heavy shackles.
| a 1S~ "ecNS aAO thC hhsuSs" WV
removed to n larger cell. but the same
restrictions were imposed on him. The
sentence OF the court carried with 1t the
punishment OF solitary confinement for
a term OF ten years.
He has not been kept In half dark.
ness t!nce his removal to the larger
| chamber. but the bread and water has
been served TO him only once every
t~enty-!osr hours.
He has not been allowed to speak.
read. write or smoke. The only person
who has visited him has been the prison
physician. and even ne has never spoken
to tho slayer OF tho King.
This awful punishment has been far
worse than deach. and his Jailers have
adopted every means to make II more
terrible
The evening world., 1901-04-24
.RAINES GRAB
is THE CLIMAX.
,sp.e,.I 10 n. r,.nln. wo-lt !,

iSp~ciAl 10 me FNrh'hs Nofii'
ALBANY. April .i->Iinori'y Leader
Frisb., to-day dis,at~i IN. following
statement for The Evening World IN
reference 10 the Ha!nc- Bridge bill grab.
II am glad 10 see The World throw the
.earchi!ght on the New York and New
Jersey Bridge bill The bill was III real
~ city bin. although drawn with the
intention of making Il general II Sar
n" evident desire ~ rs trainers TO e--
cape tn. censorship % the city officials
Who turing the entire session o. the
present Legislature have been kept
busy defending New York from a mass
% vciou. laws which the Republican
Legislator. and III. Governor wer. de-
t.rmincd TO fore. upon the people OF
New York
They seemed to regard the mstropp
liz as rich province existing FOR pur-
poses Of loot. They denied TO her citt-
z...s home rule In government. and now
by this hill seek 10 deprive her OF CON.
troll OF one OF her main arteries o; com.
m.rCa.
Such legislation Is unheard OF In the
history o. our State. Compared rirh l.,
tho Ramipo grab sinks Into insignia
cal @. The Raines Bridge bill Is IN.
grand finale. the f,itinE climax OF III
work OF the Legislature"
The evening world., 1901-04-24
MGR. FALcoNIo CHOSEN.
Canadian apostolic D~IeRnte ~
Irrtrd ~ succeed NnrtinrlIi.

WASIHSGTOS. April eth. repor,
from Rome that Mgr Diornede Fat
COMO, now Apo-toic Delegate to Can.
ada mas hcn named 10 succeed Car
i.nal MareneEl AZ delegate 10 the
t'nitci States. Is bnlieved hcr"
For some days Mgr. FalcontoS name
ias been connected by rumor with tn.
succession TO that office. lie was men
toned FIRST at the time Mgr. SitolIi,
Cardinal Martincilfs predecessor. was
elevated to the cnrdinalai". and II vas
I rli"y.d his ,rr"intment would be made
until Mar,incl!fs appointment cam" ~
= complete surpris" from N" Pope
The evening world., 1901-04-24

City Will Receive Only $35, 558 Year for Franchise
Worth Millions $500 Said to Have
Been Paid for Votes.
'ss.ri.l to Tn> r'~ninx World
ALBANY. Anril y.

'ScsriAl 10 ~ fN~ntnt N"rl's'
ALBANY. April -.
1t Is considered a foreEone conclu-
sion here that Gov. Odell WILL.
SIGN TIE RAlNES GRAB BILL,
which gives away West street. Man
haitian. to n private corporation sup
posed to be backed by the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company. THE
VALUE or THE FRANCHISE Is
FIGURED AT 100000. 900.
\ hearing will be granted by the
Governor TO protestants against the
iniquity at the request Of tho Mcr-
chants Association OF Manhattan.
, and he has fixed F.? p. NJ. Friday a.
the time. The friends Of the grab
will be on hand also to present their
side OF the case.
II is declared that Senator Ralncs
had repeated conferences with the
Governor both before and after he
introduced the measure. and was as
sured that Odell was not opposed 10
the bill. Decency. however. requires
that a public hearing should tr
given.
AS to the bribery charges. It is talk
here to-day that $500 a vote was
offered to AssembIymen open for
business. The original offer was
5000, but the knowing ones held out
for the larger figure.
Monday night We lacked several vo;e..
although ". Offered $50" weil-known
railroad lobbyist said In the grill room
OF the Ten Eyck. We had TO advance
the p-icc. and then the fellows who had
taken less threatened to bolt"
The hearing on Friday promises To he
the biggest one In the history .: the
state. Sup.'rInt cndrnct 81 Public Rui!i.
irgs Bender Is arranging 70 send In go
chairs 1" the Executive Chamber for
those in attendance,
The evening world., 1901-04-24
FERRY TICKETS ON BODY.
Slight Clues On Drowned Man
FOuud In River.

John Devine. OF No. lS Dlkeman
"sreet. Brooklyn. found tho body OF a
man to-day In the river a, the foot OK
Hamilton street. Brooklyn.
The body had been in the wa,c. long
time. |, was clothed In black diagonal
suit. gray flannel under wear and "A niue
beaver coat.
In the pockets were n stlvcr-piated
watch and two Th!rty-fourth street
ferry tickets.
The man was about forty-'iy' Years
old Z feet s inches tall was smooth
faced and had brown hair
The evening world., 1901-04-24
TAMMlNY ESsEMBL yiNEH
DISCIPLINED FOR GRAB BILL.

The thirteen Tamnrany assembiy~er who voted for thd
Vest street crab BIZ notified today that they would %
disciplined Each ore has been notified by his district eade
that his political ca,eer ended far as the organization
concerned
Orders, is said yer. sent I, Albany 10 Inc TamnanN
men 10 oppose the BILL
The evening world., 1901-04-24
WINNERS At AoUEDUCT.

First Race--Luoky Star |. Buftoon 2 Hardy Pa.dec g.
Second Race-larneS Fin |. luChusta 2 Merry -Four B.
Fourth paoeSRobert WaddeI l. janice z Sneednas s.
Fifth RaCe-AI Green |, Himself 2 Crtcuon 3.
The evening world., 1901-04-24

Weather Forccastcr Emery said this
afternoon that clearing Tonight will
bring to an end the ionEcs: term OF Nc:
April weather that has afflicted New
York since 1893.
II am confident that by sunrise to.
morrow We will have seen the last Of
the present series OF rains" said Mr.
The evening world., 1901-04-24

to this country will not he known for
several lays. But Il 1s believed that
,hrcc.c.Sh,hs the amount Will be al
io,ted to American investors
The evening world., 1901-04-24
GOLFERS PLAN TO
HEAD OFF GRAB,

: Concerning the gigantic IVES, street
gran passed by tho legislature Comp
trollsr colcr said to-day:
The best solution OF the North River
Bridge approach problem would De FOR
the city to build .1a approacRer and rent
imam out to the various companies. The
franchise as passed BY Inc l"Slslatn'
viii give the company control o, large
(Cca,!nued on Second PAxe)
The evening world., 1901-04-24
We SEND HALF
BRITISH LOAN.
Three-eighths Of the
Amount to Be Al.
Iotted Here.

It is stated on god authority that tho
subscriptions made to the banking syn
d.cate IN this city and those sent direct
TO England by American investors az
sreeatc ,iI0opocoo. This is half the
amount OF tho loan.
Just what proportion will be allotted
The evening world., 1901-04-24
WEATHER FORECAST.

FGreoaGt for the thirty.six
hours ending Rt \ r.. ".
Thurnsluy for New York city
md vicinity: Cloudy to.
night, lhurstlny SalrJ winds
shifting to northwest to-
night.
The evening world., 1901-04-24

Emery. '.in the Southern and southwes,-
crn States clearing conditions are re-
ported.
During the present month there have
been only six days when the face o: the
sun was visible.
The rainfall up 20 las; night was so
weather would probably break the rec.
ord q. T.. inches In 1874"
The evening world., 1901-04-24
HOPES THE GOVERNOR
WILL VETO THE BILL.

perfectly apparent company get
privilege
financial According the scheme this valuable fran
bill-EX- ADRIAN s.
TDWlTT To-day.
The evening world., 1901-04-24
ANARCHISTS ARE
NOT SURPRISED.

PATTERSON. y. j.. April ?t.-When
the news that Bresd had zone tnsare
was conveyed to tho leading Anarchists
OF this city non one in the group Of
forty expressed any surprise. OF courss
there were many expressions Of regret.
Pedro Estave. who IL the rnouth-piees
(Contiausd on Second PasaN
The evening world., 1901-04-24
LAKESIDE RESULTS.

FIRST Racc-Hampshire |. Barbara N. 2. Remark 3.
Second Raoe-Possart !. 0dner z Henry scrt 3.
Third RaCc-BaroLchc | Yana 2. Giacchl ).
The evening world., 1901-04-24

26c. WIN Save You
from rosesss. erotS1 ouks. &c uss s'safhss
] RiSctrts Pasta psuSs1stS aaA pocsfs. -
The evening world., 1901-04-24

To. Caro . Cold In Ons Day,
1aks laxative 1ssos. osislss sTssistA 49,
The evening world., 1901-04-24
NASHVILLE RESULTS.

First iRzpe-Badinagc /, srostcr z. custodiar.3.
The evening world., 1901-04-24

- Hours to the Aississippi.
Rapid schedule and DO extra fsrs via the Psan.
syivcnia Limited to St. Louis Laavss New York
every morning. -
The evening world., 1901-04-24

ecoatlausd on sseond Paxs3
The evening world., 1901-04-24

in Peace. first in war and frs: in the hearts
OF New Workers. The Worlds regular daily
Nc" York City circulation IS ten; OF thousands
greater than any other paper.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES

paper biographies, having been a
tramp. silver miner, sheep herder,
pearl diver. beach comber. barber and
author. He Is the son of an English
clergyman, and was born In Canada.
and was travelling over the Philip
pines for a monthly magazine when
he was. though a British subject. Sc
lected for Benguet's governor. He Is
now accused of using his position to
his personal advantage in acquiring
land and mining rights from the ma
tives.
Work on two sections Of a target
representing the sides Of an iron-clad
warship. to be used for experiments
by the ordnance department Of the
army. is about completed at the New
York navy yard. The base consists
Of large timbers bolted together, with
similar beams placed in an upright
position and braced from behind.
Against the upright beams will be
placed steel plates, for the purpose OF
holding in position the armor. This
will consist Of Krupp steel eleven and
a half inches in thickness and cover
ing the entire surface of the target,
which Is sixteen fee. square The tar
gets are to be experimental with at
Sandy Hook.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11

Orders for the re-establishment oi
the European station have been issued
by the secretary Of the navy, and Rear
Admiral Cromwell has been ordered to
proceed at once to Europe and assume
command Of the station. For the pres
ent his squadron will consist of the
cruiser Chicago. flagship. and the
cruiser Albany and the gunboat Nash
Vile. The Chicago IL now .the flag
ship Of the South Atlantic station, but
has received orders to proceed from
Rio de Janeiro. Brasil, to Gibraltar,
and the Albany and Nashville have al
ready left Cavite for Suez. where they
are to receive orders from Rear Admi-
raj Cromwell. It is stated at the navy
department that one Of the newer bat
teships will be ordered to the Euro
pean station some time In the fall. It
II more than probable that either the
Kearsarge or the Alabama. will be Sc
lected for this duty. The European
station was abandoned in 1898. Just
previous to the war with
Spain.
H. Phelps Whitmarsh. governor of
Benguet province. northern Luzon,
who has been ordered to Manila to
submit to an investigation, has had an
career. according to news
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11
HUMOROUS

Wigg-He is a stocking manufse.
Ell!
Mother-I am surprised, my dear
that you suffer a man to kiss You.
Daughter-But. mamma, / don't can
it suffering.
Rollingstone Nomoss-Dye t'ink irs
good luck to find a horseshoe? Tat
terdan Torn-Yes. IL dere's a hons
attached to 1t.
He (at the store)-This ocean breess
is awful damp. II makes a fellows
mustache very salty. She (absent-
mindedly)-Yes, noticed that
Its peculiar what makes most peo-
pie busy" remarked Mrs. Kostique
whats that?" asked the inquisitivs
Mrs. Naybor. idle curiosity"
That white cow" said the waggish
farmer. 'is the one that gives milk
"Ah." exclaimed the city girl, 'and
those brown ones, / suppose, give beef
tea"
Mrs. Muggins-At any rate, Mrx
Stuckup never talks about her neigh
bors. Mrs. Buggins-Of course not
She's always too busy talking about
herself
They had been discussing the wealth
er. Let US talk about something
pleasant" said the Wise Guy. Il had
frosted feet last winter" volunteered
the Simple Mug.
Hungry HawkinsI onct answered
\ want ad. Tatterdon Torn-Gwan.
Wot was de job? Hungry Hawkins
1t was all a mistake. A printer ad-
fer Q good feeder
rapa-what on earth do Bessie ana
that young man find to talk aboutf
questions of the hour, I
suppose. Papa-rll bet they haven't
the remotest idea what the hour is.
The boat was Just on Tacony,
where the saw works are. What .
beautiful view" she exclaimed. Yes.
he replied. mere Is a place where
Disstons lends enchantment to the
Tiew."
A load of peaches was being driven
o the canning factory. There it Is"
.ried one peach, as the building
oomed up in the distance. Yes:
that jar you?" exclaimed an
'ther peach.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11
English Nobility Mem-
bers Confined In
Prison Cells

that had no extenuating features. No
amount of royal influence could save
her from Jail. Italy has two convict
dukes, chiefs of the famous old ST.
Gillian house of villarosa. who muir
dered in a most cruel manner a young
infantry lieutenant who was betrothed
to their sister. the Princess Catarina.
The murderer dukes are confined In
the great penitentiary Of Maddalena.
near Naples. which also shelters the
Prince Caracciola, sentenced to ten
wears hard labor for the murder OF
his wife. This noble prisoner was once
deserted by his beautiful wife. As an
effectual revenge he poisoned her with
arsenic. In consideration Of his prince
ly name, the murderer escaped with a
ten years term.-Pennsylvania Grit.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11
Titled
Prisoners

The prisoners of England shelter
many titled and aristocratic prisoners.
among them begin relatives of his ma
jesty. the king. who have suffered ig-
nominious penalties at the hands Of
the law. Lady Cunning, widow of Sir
Henry Cunning and granddaughter OF
the second Lord Churchill, is serving
q term Of several years penal servi-
tude for having forged the name Of her
father to notes on which she raised
money from London discounters and
tradesmen. These forgeries extended
over number of years. and we're con-
sidered especially objectionable from
the fact that her ladyship was driven
to commit them not from her reduced
circumstances, but from Indebtedness
caused by betting on the races. Mrs.
Osborne. wife Of Captain Os-orne, of a
crack cavalry regiment. being in desti-
tute circumstances purloined q costly
pearl necklace, which she later sold in
England, and was sentenced to i'm
prisonment with hard labor. Nor was
any greater judicial leniency shown
Gwynette Maude. granddaughter of the
Earl Of Montalt, who was sentenced to
two years imprisonment with hard la
Dor for obtaining goods under false
pretenses. The Dowager Duchess of
Sutherland. presuming too greatly on
the l"titude allowed her rank, de-
stroyed In the prese1ce of the court
q document that would have insured
her defeat In . suit she was conduct
tpg. For this she was condemned to
six month"; imprisonment. The Count
and Countess Leiningen. distant cous-
ins Of the King. are neither of them
OF great credit 10 their royal connec-
lions. For bis many misdeeds the
count IL confined in an English pen
itentiary. while the countess Is serv-
ing time in q Vienna Jail as punish
ment for forgery. blackmail and swim
ding. Still greater degradation has
been undergone by the Marchioness of
Donegal, who has time ard again been
sent to jail, generally for brief periods,
following her arrest in London for |
and disorderly conduct. |
Still another connection of the English |
royal house. the Countess waldeck,
ls now undergoing punishment for for
gerry and perjury under circumstances |
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11
SOME ODDS AND ENDS

Underneath the town Of Norwich,
England. are numbers Of brine springs.
which were used for the preparation
Of salt even before the Christian era
Owing to the immense excavations oc-
casioned by the pumping up of this
brine. the main street Of the town IL
now to be raised four feet. Az. recent
ly a. 1892 1t was raised i've feet, and
again the thoroughfare Is on q level
with the River Weaver. which runs
close by. The property to be lifted
consists of hotels and large shops, un-
der which hydraulic jacks are placed.
and as the structures are raised wood
en- wedges are inserted. So accurate is
the work done that business is car
ried ON - usual during alterations"
and but little Inconvenience II expe-
rienced by the families.
Nearly every little local custom In
England can be traced by the antigua
rian back almost to prehistoric times,
and In the interesting tradition that
the sunrise must Be witnessed on mid
summer day from the vast piles of
Stonehenge II one Of these ancient
customs. II may have besn Q habit
with the ancient Britons to DO Aom-
ase to the source Of light on this, the
sun's greatest day. or the custom may
date back to those red-Aairsd tribes
who came before even the Britons IN
the history Of the island. This world
famed monument Of antiquity, the or
is1n q which forever must remain .
mystsry to the human mind. Il now
lncSosed By = high fence of barbed
Wfre. To this has 70 b added the
novelty q . turnstile. through which
persons desirous Of Inspecting the
stones may pass On payment Of / shil-
ling each
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11

In locating the Virginia and South
western railroad through the Allie
ghanies from Virginia into Tennessee
advantage was taken of a natural tun-
mel which is one of the wonders OF
the world. The distance through this
tunnel is about 1000 feet. and so near
ly perfect is the tunnel that only sixty
feet OF blasting was necessary. The
region is of limestone formation, as
always where there are extensive
caves. The cliffs at each end Of the
tunnel are 400 feet high, and the
scenery in the locality is remarkably
ne.-Indianapolis News.