The evening world. Newspaper, April 4, 1900, Page 1

pie Wiorld. nice | | | “ Circulation Books Open to All.” Runs ‘ — | “ Circulgtion Books Open to All.” } ite _PRICE ONE CENT. be: NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1900, ~~ PRICE ONE CE CENT. = — ENGLAND BITTER AT ATTEMPT TO KILL WALES ;~ | Prbtetinbintninteien windoadinatolon intebeintatetotetat ATTACK IN BRUSSELS R. R. STATION; WOULD-BE ASSASSIN IS ARRESTED. BRUSSELS, April 4.—An attempt was made to assassinate the Prince of Wales at 5.35 o'clock this afternoon| while his train was leaving the station here. He was with the Princess of Wales at the time. He was shot at by a man with a revolver, but luckily the bullet missed its mark and the heir-apparent to the British y\-’ throne escaped injury. At the time he was fired at tie Prince's train was proceeding from the Northern station to the: * Southern Railroad station. | yi” The would-be assassin jumped upon the foot-board of the Prince’s saloon car as the train was starting and fired into the car, aiming at the Prince of Wales. The inan was immediately arrested, The Prince left London to-day and is on his way ‘> Copenhagen to attend the birthday celebration of King Christian THE PRINCE OF WALES. on April 8. It is believed that the attempt to kill the Prisce is te result of the anti-British feeling prevalent here because of the AFL J “an DEWEY At PEOPLES i ties —" ee BRITISH OFFICIALS ANGRY---DEC LARE CONVENT (N WALES WILL IGNORE PARiS FAIR NOW. GAS STOVE EXPLODED; MAN | 4 of Wales spread with marvellous rapidity in all parts of London vod croated 4 Will Not Declare Whether the most intense excitement and the most bitter indignation among al ee | pede } vy into a | Structure in Kansas City | He Is Democrat or * The fact that the attempted assassination occurred in a city where Dr. wnt ot | Destroyed with Other : 3 % ‘Leyds, the Diplomatic Agent of the Transvaal, mak2s his headquariers, was ‘hadi icine Republican. ve. generally taken to,indicate that the would-be assassin was « Boer sympa- . foundem | thizer, and this so inflamed passions that the most bitter invectivesweie ‘ured ne “1 Mah " a ats there ia « popular: demand for my. Sal at the Boers and everything connected with them. ' . rg te nie: | nation" ” way suse ral The Government was wholly ignorant of the attempt on the life of the ' 1 1 would ocrat or a Republican cy If] 91 want to be the peopie’s eaiaeseeie Prince of Wales until the press desvatches on the subject were communi- | fully realige chat tn announcing cated to the Foreign Office. i ‘Im t The Marquis of Salisbury immediately telegraphed to the Prince of} 4 certain {Soe oe ae Wales his congratulations on his escape, while the United States Charge|" re A . ¥ 1m come to me every State in the Union and asses of the people I have tifying evidence of a desire: nation nas become so general ape to give serious d’Affaires, Mr. Henry White, who was calling on the British Premier and Min- ister of Foreign Affairs at the time, promptly repaired to Marlborough House | and left his card there. One high official remarked: “That settles the question of the Prince of Wales’s visit to the Paris Exposition.” Some feats were expressed as to the effect which the occurrence may! POLICEMAN HELD FOR ASSAULT I have every reason (o believe that loutable condidate ter have in Dublin, but those who are best acquainted with Ireland contended 7 ae that the only effect would be to increase the determination of the Irish that; Se pein no untoward incident should mar the Queen's visit. igs ROOSEVELT WON’T TALK 4 The news of the attempt on the life of the Prince of Wales was ime a: » 20. 100 OF DEWEY’S CANDIDACY, — : amadintely psi in to Queen vetoria. dice bam aa er ae sous tae ov, Riehbvelita lea EE At a ee VEFIT PERFORMANCE R DEWEY ARCH. te » express on the subject ot be interviewed. " Re bemocrat ta” were. eapectal ee ae Aiming there, was * iniral "would. declare “himself a vel a “MRS. 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AUGU *° states he may vank his wife for 1." | might tant winter at the 2 all moods carrie j of ih y 0 ee at , . o ashington is #ay- from last season oat half ‘rice This| Boon i i | Tha a fomale Washington 18 82° /0¢ done &. Meaney. srest poos ; * repulation of «ad — a , m April ling ng. and female Washing- : Vertising facts only, and. the remove |. The will eatte a:0ete anal « is, and fem posed this toast: to 4_much bigKe? Bore ty ace wee ota (Apeciai te The Srening World ee wee (he Rete a i What thefr air dentina ls apueceisted bs | ALBANY, Aprit ¢ Hogsinet to | ' ee vite | be chanepidl 60: the the bu ty shite ates day denied to The Evemng World corre- Ne ention will “ _ Maes: Admiral . ‘ ore they Will teecommn the tea nd ram ent the story which came from| Tammanr ¥ w COLLEGE GAM T cing ber pustend to take) The Admiral laughed aud ters tn Maret and Many are ex. port wotne effec Et that he had told venttour to ch|and shook his head. 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