The evening world. Newspaper, July 31, 1900, Page 2

a ot OP ware ie a em a THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 31, AMERICAN WIFE OF KING HUMBERT’S ASSASSIN. SAYS HE IS A COWARD AND AFRAID OF A MOUSE. thin, She ts the picture of him. The |seeebetetentetneottecite Aisgrace of this will be on her for life HE HATED KINGS. Gaetano war a Boctalist, ant Kings and Queens and 7 killing an erg re fh W oe sPexg of 2 *sE . some screre-: SEF: ; se. a*= Pee ee ee eS ee Se rere Islelaoteletaefetetefeletelnfef= ite HH Th p KING HW, ‘ ary Brodrick anno 2 UN July 17 Attack then ae | | t A despatea frot Chinese soldier: apparently di 4 ’ forces ia Ch tat t Page. Brittah forces in ¢ ating ¢ gram from Governor of Shan-{ be con -mpleted rodiata ad Fore roments should] Yanee on Peking, and that he hoped ‘ 4 to Consular ly} hoe ke ‘ito have the co. operat © allied Chet says vid wend reilet) paree ‘imperial e tates that various} 6 e Britten} WASHINGTON, J 1—Ti sip Ww erman are well ¥ v iy an army] War Department has received th a pro bogiied \ nd of t | following cablegram from Gea. Chat: | REMBY, 7 “es fee, dated at Chefo 4 | Robert i + future pol Go ashore thls adternoc tow mn Aitaeked by 10,000! |for unloading not adequate maar } cowsens WE SAGE, [se - 4 tug for towing Japon-| It's poaving bargains, and fe * Sends n Note to ¢ 1 Ragedate | *' y-ton lighters. If tug ts! gran I é from Peking Seytue AM seb ang ease SSSI.” ve pews that ()00 Chinese are pours on the just and unjus Are Welk. ndiana will Anish discharging tacking Newe ae h 4,000 alike \ hat we call a “bus” s the landing ,, for all remnants. Jay and proceed to Nagasak.; t two days to unload horses Reilly tery; week before Grant die eS ae WASHINGTON, Juiy SLA de- from T sin saye that a hed there from Peking on Ht with atehes addressed to charged t cargo, Wil eee Dag t ® t 1“ ne aristoc atic $0, $8 and $7 Waller, the commander of the | "morrow : Ati Kojima and (ive marines trousers along with the more nes, ¢ated July 21, rted in Taku Intention to 4; Sopetary Narabara plebeian $6 aud 35 “ pants" all nlater Conger and the repre: rrOt nded get there when the assortment “ ; © British Japanese of sizes t nes * broke up. ‘ — f Corman Governments. | 18 to-morsow A couple of thousand or more * : ‘? " ale ass Hm Bs nee Co COR Ste : ree Pa a their feelings at bee . x July 16, by agreement, there ae 2 aus Hy al » ing so 50 and $5.60— rh y x . PRER ORS @ } \ $2.50 fo uring un : i wns fee several |” Be bt - ; 0 COM! {AND MARL 9 der 32. inches; ) for sae ; 1 fret met my hu fe | Titong, and a complete massacre wil my views fe CHAFPER y of our suit sale and pitched oe bas ~ oll ° afhat them in alony with the rest. : Uhope veer can come soone | REPONT FROM REMEY, . eet Marelied eo were gia! to bh ar of the vie A 7 odd coat ‘ t Ke f oil pamerrm TRH FOYaS Ni ERE Message Received from Jdapnnes ie ; i Hh neers at ul three stores. f “ M IPHIE ARESCI ‘ All safe and well Leantion at Pekiog Meports gists uate vend of toe Colted Coats and vests at our Prince P r MA ' Hun \ ’ ’ : , This last. the officials say, refers to Sixty Killed There aaa Street store po Hi t The Evy ine. eet 7 : i puna we fh tai le . | WASHINGTON, July LA cables] shoe tthusett in Central Park Koorns, Peer & Compant. ; ‘et ofetetebatetabetetet Latenteefntotn, atentnfamthatafntafente tat fs 7 “ND gram from Admiral Remey at Taku . ft ‘ al Pore Pe rile 2 ae ~, | peoeeeceecoe89090cc 0;e0¢ so00060009090000060000000 eee: Se aaes rtreet 4 nth dey ole: after 5 Prince : bre Are ¢ America and British Forces Des U. July 28—Japanese saill- \ of Wan found o: 4 d=] oe thd ¥ ie ive MURDERER’S FAREWELL GIRL AN A RC H IST SAYS eente age Fenies A os ekins letter July £2 of oT aan A way to win {s to get on the inside ee | “i ASSASSIN IS A HERO, § sospox, shy atts ne tome rms ations iets ae Jue] Pts i'l EA fo 8 Cac pan ted wl aba Te WH He jof Commons to-day Under Foreign’ 13. Continually attacked from June nmi ‘ ) you 4 eat “u bis ad | SS re bs f When se ' " t C from, wha 1 ne rs fy Presser & 8B a week, ' 3 : ASSASSIN'S EDUCATION. : ’ t athe ; ‘ He wa c ih ihe \ re oW ' trong me 1. shew . SeERy aE igre 7 ' ' , Ang F rth ; nor hw 4 " ‘ 7 BRESCI A MUSICIAN ; WILL CARE FOR HIS FAMILY. | ‘ 2 ‘ Glel Amarehiat Leader Ase | p Wife : 4 | te ort : ‘ He Proud ; y ye =" | HIS FATAL ASSOCIATES. poop CHIEF INERT he conaain ot Ring Hamers | * E: ran UWA AY | oon NW p Begins Tomorrow! Atay man “ " hie ne feces Margheritn Passed the iv: , She re aad communtiy of { This means that thousands of homes in Greater New York, and 4 + a7 for hundreds of miles around, will be newly furnished, or brightened ’ mand bettered, at much below the usual cost, during the next month, | ; ve \Some will save a half, others a third, others a quarter; for of some i things we were able to get better bargains than of others. In no case|f did we risk quality. There is no trashy furniture in the sale at any & | . ll ij price. True, there is furniture that is inexpensive and plain; but it is . ma ‘ve yell put together and neatly finished, and safe economy to buy. Then § igri wae oi wien any reat dow] there are finer goods, just as handsome and elegant as you choose— § : , 1 a Vt tea| furniture for every part of the house, in every grade, of every popular j YOUNG KiNG IN iTALY, seer, We have ciliply on adcninlitia> wood; and all the way through, there is { id FIVE MORE ARRESTED, tnt te iti aaa ene A Saving of Ten Dollars on 5 F “ id carga He coeCainh i every Twenty Dollars you Spend Fetire ot Manan Gasber to ones | M'KINLEY T0 RETURN, iH) The finest, freshest, handsomest furniture that bride and groom } Mardne of the Kise ; = MN i could wish; yet a clean Third saved on the cost of going to house- ‘ cK maton This Week Me () keeping. This, in a measure, tells the importance and popularity of ane . a wichita uel ee . the August Sale, which begins tomorrow. The list of bargains is too long to tell 1 WiFe’s L EER ee ee ee nies | gesanenienseeeseees sean | MeKint vig cA ‘here, but the hints that follow are suggestive: } Siesher they be: THE FORECAST. i Parlor Suites at $18, ) oot 82 4. Siseboards at $16, worth $25 | Teldet Tables at $14, worth $20, ters on bir: It ‘ ‘ ns é ; Sideboards at $10, werh $60. Tellet Tables at $20, worth $45, ters may be rea , . | Extension Tabses at $9, worth $16. 4 Fancy Tables at $1.25, worth Sm ee oo * sauspuny ON ASA. Dem told 9 detter from » womar y Woman in New) ts the Corse of Modern Ctvilten ‘ ¢ Tells Vortioment ving ne . ANARCHIST UNKNOWN. | oe went ° revala Peierson Anarehters | House . BBY of his So-called Bocial-| are not confine! t ‘ . Due to Thirst for Sotertety, Which | ee cece ee opinion. He said © # halt century | i oat et Saas had seen the assassination of three Pres.) (ruPt" Devosaden cies mast isents of reoubiice aad ve gronarcaa | Safar’ gio'yancr seraiches Oy" ay ecteae orecast for the thirty.ats hours ending at S PM, ft Wednesday, Ane. 1. for New rans Bi " Book Cases at $25, worth $10. York City and vicinity, Chitcnniem a: $5, worth $7, . Library Chairs at $12, worth $14 ‘Wemen's Desks at $5.50, worth $8. 50, Generally fate to-mtane Chiffcnniers at $28, worth $40. Library Chairs at $22, worth Women's Desks at $14. 50, worth $25. Lo amd) Wednesday: tieht to ~ a This brief listds a mere illustration of values. Of course our entire stock is not reduced; but every sort of furniture for every every part of DIED. |the house, is included, and there are dozens of grades in each, The dfue tags indicate the bargains. Everything ready at 3 o'clock tomors tomar. ARTER-On July ® WO), Mra MARGARET |row morning. CARTER of MARGARET ROACH, delowes fr, mative of County Cort NOTE :—Those who are away fie anes ead bice. fly heroes dant fon ie eaten en Santen ae, am Senha nee later on, ‘Thos taking advantage of a her Afty-Gret year the savings without kaving the cost an‘ trouble of having the bouse opened to receive it, betore you are ready, Eee it Cais trom hee late renidense, C8 Be gag SEE ra \ WANAMAKER == 4 oF seratches by any atcies ued Gunde seeectttiy tered sb ; Stewart & Co. Sth & 10th Ste, ‘ © fresh westerly winds + 4