The evening world. Newspaper, August 9, 1901, Page 2

ON EER ee oe epee tt cena REPT ROM REN PO AT TORR RTT LL TIE ET EE AIR EE LR TER TT FEHR RE tH CERO GIANOTT ADMITS Hla GUILT. Anarchist Arrested at Gompers and Milan Was Accom- plice of Bresci. LEFT PATERSON WITH ASSASSIN.’ Went to Monea, Where Gianott Rateed Row to Distract A tion While Bresct Killed King. jen PARIS, Aug. 9.—A despatch to the Patrie from Rome says the Anarchist Laigi Gianotti, who {s charged at Mi- ft Bresci, in the assassination of King Humbert, has confessed to his com-} Jan with being an accomplice Pilcity in the crime. He admits that he left Paterson, N J., {n company with Bresci and that they went together to Monza, near Milan. Glanotti started a styect row at Monza the day of the muréer, in or- der to distract the attention of the po- Ice while Bresc! attacked the King. BOY BEHEADED BY FAST TRAIN. MWINE-YEAR-OLD FRANK AN- DERSON KILLED BY EXPRESS. Me Had Neen Sailing a Noat tn the Brook Home and Was ossing the Long Aranch Rall. Teacke When the Train ck Hime. (Special to The Evening Wo: ELIZABETH, J. Aug. 9. City at 12.20 this afternoon at El! port and instantly killed. He ~ headed. The boy had veen sailing a brook near the Long ran. and started to cross the track to his home. He got out of the way of a train only to step in bound for Long Bran front of th as tO Un His father, 37 Del body w. GIRL INHALED GAS. Anate Nutgah Was De: out Annie Rutgah, Russian cloak finisher, six months out Of work, committed sulclde to-day at 10 Vesey street by inhaling ‘luminating | was. The girl Uved w Hoffman. lost a number « ailment. She hi obtain employment for six t had become ile nt —$—<—=____ THREE BOYS MISSING. lamatomn, Mase, Y Start for New York to Monat It. The Rev. Falen D. Towne, « minis of Williamstown, Mase. wrote Tetter to olce of this city Ls telling them to look © bova, one of whom ts his son, jamstown on Saturday, Ing to “rougn’ ttt His son's name fifteen years o! face and The other boy whose give. The that Eaton wis Dent cit TO HAVE NEW BALLOON. Wine ens In the PARIS, Aug. finding that the envelope of hi hax pustained so much dae Inadvisable to sew jt toge: dered a new one, work on which ready begun Tt will hay the one wht stead of being cyl be ellipsoldaly at making it, the Andre’ ; {aes that the Sept, 1. he same vol sterday, but form tty who TROOPS IN FINLAND. Under Gulee of Ma Sends In Ari vree Ru Datne. the Russians are abo © manoeuvres in Fin- brog to-day s1y to hold exten: land. Beven Danish vessels linve started to} rt troo;e ar terial from (a fortified town sla on the “iniand) to the @cene of the military operations — In Newport, (Special to The Evening World.) NEWPORT, R. I., Aug. 4 nearly killed by an automobile England Electric lon Company thes were torn in thready Jeurma were badly cut by placed under arrost and wi the police: atation iy in th ‘automobile ied RT ETT Prank | Anderson, a nine-year-oll boy, waa struck by an express train from Atlantic day ndent and! vears old. a called ow! Second—Whether or not the ore | family named he had rheumatism, and Places through the eto and aud ore dock worke: | be aMilated with | Would nre to be called | posed to be ome off J pany that maj make any 1 tor | prom: ve ready | ed dim j ferred to this individual and t Seriously Injured Pe, pMlitiua, the New York halr-dresser, wan this NEW PLAN TO oEAT THE TRUST. Arrange for Transter of Federation Men. | SCHEME WOULD AID THE STEEL STRIKERS.| Plan te Put ty Steel Union Members| ye AE (Special to The Evening World) PITTSBURG, Aug. 9.—President Samuel Gompers, of the American Federation of Labor, and President Theodore J. Shaffer, of the Amal- gamated association, have agreed up- (ona plan of campatgn. It is Known now that if the strike members is not compromised, all of the Federation of © sbor w. > will be affected are to be transferred bod- fly to the Amalgamated Association. By being thus transferred ¢he men become subject to the strike order of President Shaffer and will have to ko out at the time set. This bold stroke is the outcome of the conferences between Shaffer and Gompers, and when it is put into execution the Trust will find its dif- Neultles greatly Increased. ‘Thousands of members of the Fod- eration of Labor will find themselves after to-morrow bona-fide members of the Amalgamated Association of Steel Workers. The strikers say that this move {n- sures victory for them, ax the Trust cannot long fight the Association thus reinforced, —— GOMPERS WILL MEET MORGAN. (Special to The Evening World ) PITTSBURG, Aug. 9. ~President Samuel Gompers, of the American Federation of Labor, is in conference with President Shaffer, of the Amal- gamated Assoctation, at Pittsburg. Mr. Gompers, it is said, may meet J. Plerpont Morgan and reopen ne- wotlations for pei It is understood that the following points regarding the strike will be discussed and decided upon at to- 8 conference between Messrs. TR: Shaffer and Gomp Whether have been into local unions afiitate (he Federation are to be many of nreatld ederation To what eatent the Fed- ald¢ nm tinanctally, : REPUBLIC MEN WILL STRIKE. VITTSRE RG. Aug, %—The om Repubite tron Works, side, Were notifled tals morn- mint workers from mills that the © fores would Work teem ne President Sh nin, at Phe conn mth ‘ DETECTIVE FOR , PRESIDENT SCHWAB)» « iattors eo Preshlent Charles Stu Steel ( et Unexpect In front of tie ott the Emptre | Ming sat a man roked and Mke a private but who insinted that he was All sleuth alters for Mr, Sohwah were re- arefully tnapected by him b © allowel to enter fs wald that thik precau to prevent cranks from ar Mr, Schwab. TRUST WILL REMOVE PLANT, PITTHDURG, Aur, to-day a! decision {a ascribed to the the people of that ci a cit euncement of the de. cision was made by Derwifor FP. Sinith Watrict manager of the American She ‘Company. He sald have orders from President Me- urtry, of the American Sheot Steet Company to at once tear down. the Dewees Wood plant at McKeesport and ove, the same to Iiskiminetan Val-| 6 This t ehall proceed to do tmme- THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9, 1901. otieleleinivicieinieteie ii |He Was on ari Way to| the United States and 3 Had intended Visiting 7 in Search: American} Shaffer Newport of a Rich to Wed. French Cochtr ¢ Orleana dict | mt-f-! death of Prince He had been arriourly In fact, he never recov- erd his health after a duel in Paris with the late King Hum- four years ago twice wounde! in that duel, onee tn the shoulder and once In the abdomen, At the time of his denth he was on his way to the United Btates by way of Ban for some thine the Count of Turin, bert's nephew efore the close of the sengon and rumor had it that he was to lay siege said one year ago that he had This was den| * young women us devotedly attac t one of the richest girlie | relatives of t has ft that he Ming May Gow Duke of Chartres the Duke of Orleat When the Prince waa born the Royal. he attempted to enter the) French army, eterminet tot Although he was mate a fellow of the Royal Geographical Sactety of France| the late Due dt'Aumale, he would have Ss an explorer ts not Ukely to ring sown the quarrel arose bet 1 posted as a Welcher In the clubs of His godfather war very fond of him and most of hin cxilorat gan ever in Pr. during t lire: Abyarinia and wed that the godaon would inh nef young roya spendthrift of his majority in hls pl Duke of Orle to have a com: 1 handle his estate manner and hin javish Thier did not dis TRADE BULLISH BUT QUESCENT OPERATORS VIEW STRIKE SIT-| UATION VERY FAVORABLY. Orleann become ¢ U.S. Steel an: Were strong, ading Waa Sharply Car- talled and Spasmodic, wroner’s jury: is Joseph Bulkley, sh midst of harm Interpretation Gompersa intervention in tie astrel war belleved i tn n J. Muleare, e oversrendy revolver ations would be renewed, a hin attitude In the fray wan not clearly, je Amalgamated | Hull factions were farther materially rho sequel Fation# in Stee of thle potent revel On) ther corner with LONDON BUYS U. S. STEEL. stool reased dividend, that Sinn | ims iw street, Brooklya, was Jarep and MeGrath that borough, | y of WAVINE | ram hin wife, Ant-saloon ertsa: Forty-third) preeinet on a charge Jiamond pin worth % er yacht Nakomis Nakomis (s lying at the Coot Brooklyn, Hateh, and ts supward to the Seat figures for t vuxillary, sehod arty Pav oie and sharp gelling hour of tradin« melted. ‘The was friendly on board Gas was the prospective ove band’s yacht. the call the loval market lea of stocks jorday ‘The opening prices we wD BS Tan ber Vatted States Steel Corporation issued an order ing that the Dewees Wood plant at McKeesport be dismantled and romoved to the Kiskiminetus Valley, ‘The ity. of NEW WABASH OFFICIALS. jen Third Vice Wielyn tanh Transit Beptember whe At a meeting of the directors of the y, wan elected ¥ Jaet!, who for many years Naw been general ‘solicitor of the’ Wa- cted Third Vice-President, 7-8: September, 3-8 bid: December, 72 i corn,’ 56 Coasel Gas... PRINCE OF ORLEANS, lS WIFE ADVENTURER AND DUELLIST, DIED IN THE ORIEN SR? rs PRINCE HENRY OF ORLEANS Inieiniet PPPS | powerful Intervention of his Koil of thie quarre! need the cause allied his mai w might have hi LT IR RIVER OF FLAME IN THE STREET. Terrific Explosion of Naphtha on Sixth Avenue. DOLD 10 ANOTHER. {and a whlow, committed» \ 7 We Veteran Himself a Modern Enoch Arden. NOW HE BRINGS A SUIT FOR DIVORCE. | FIREMEN HAVE LONG FIGHT WITH BLAZE. Inflammntie Finmen shoot Makes No Anane has had many menta of true dramatic intereat nt to stop the blaze, y and terrortz court In proce: Seok fe! of flre-xwept rattle. Company, which Toen came the war with Spiln, and a headquarters for tts) sit: hirty-second street ment while at Camp Black, Two months ago 2 r went to hix little home, { yesterday and the men were ¢ was occupled by strange faces who had never heard of Mrs. From nelghbora he | a year ago « widow b rned that over ting hla name, | . hud married a cigar | manufacturer, August Hrenner by name, je roller one of the etc ini: nd her happy and ina P aninit When he rang the door-beli she re f the royal | him more | In fact, | ministration | §) . Jennie don’t This don't go with m fire from the “outalds : | HAMMERSLOUGH BROS. , WIT Just a ehow putting T gttess you had better do some Rested Jennte, per and won't stand n ch. you're a fine fe To-day Jenn| 1 many ngland had bh How not to write to me.” did not appear to de- her, first husbband's suit When she ‘a free she wil go to New Jersey and marry August Brenner IL over again, And Amon Veritza ce Nh tay = bare ‘The papers teem these Was somewhat of a Of tempting clotht never was that he was Ish element that is favorable to his fam- 7 Oh, Amos tan't Eno” h Arden. POLICEMAN. KUMISKY ALSO BADLY BEATEN IN FIGHT WITH OFFICERS. on a Corner with © Other Young Wen Whe eo Waa sett Heaten a eo Tine Reto os ry, by Centr serlously wounded Hospital Sumisky was beaten elutes and alot by he, with a few taughing and jokin Rivington and ¢ velock last night re ows res, Kumiaky w he morgue inste Least ntight nly cae revover ani Vern eoattere birds Vin from a Yacht. Willlam Francis Weat, Jr. of as De Airs id to Hutch, who eee je Wheat Market, Produce Exchange this morning but qui unchanged but fairly steady, Teympathy with wheat. bid M BY ARCHIBALD UP ON FRAUD CHARGE. MEMBER OF A WELL-KNOWN FAMILY ACCUSED. Mere are the suite Charged with oda Secretly a ey Clty Firm's Repu- olleeman | Archibald known 1 % was arraigned before United States Commissioner Shields to- charge of using the mails for nyestigating the complaint against | rented an office established bust- name of the Gi ALMONDS <The won te SAT FRIDAY “AND SATURDAY. Ix alleged that he sent out thou- to farmers in this forward to him straw and feed, been consignments of hay, Hite matl for two or three months aretully sele Motive WAR a man Murs, of te AND HONHONS annot reac the quality 54 BARCLAY ST Company, und tt 4 ial practi#ad on the reputation estao- avin. wounded ARRESTED FOR THEFT. MR. NATICN WANTS DIVORCE. rnender Ankn trested by {special w The Mrs, Carrle Nation, re she wus sent because of a crusade. INSTINCT. Taste is Frequently a Valuable Guide in Selecting Food. A little child’s taste is often a re- liablo guide to palatable and desira- ble food, and It Is worth one's while to observe how the little folks take Nuts, the famous new food. They eat it freely witheut addition for it has the peculiar, mild but satisfying sweet of ;,-ape sugar, and the natural taste elther of child or adult recognizes at ance a food thar will agree with and richly nourish the and r throughout They are generally unable to ex- o! plain why, but instinct seems to tell the unerring truth when Grape-Nuts are tasted, and a few days’ show strength and health as the re- sult of food that not only has the de- Helous flavor, but is made of those parts of the food supply furnished by the Creator that tend to easy ab- sorption by the system. ca were: Ostoder, Donald and ter children, el tairs, became panic-strickem. ys merely led down to the street wit Cl WIDOW A SUICIDE. Mra, Dryer Lonesome for Her § Who In on a Vacation, Mrs. Charles Dryer. fifty years of age lo to-day r home, No. 426 No reason the act except that she by inhaling gas yn ats vacation. wrk in the Station .\ Poste ——___ So Desperately Ot Improbable, Aug. 9.—Senor Vie . who has been ted much worss. little hope for his ASPERFEL —che—_ LEVELAN 144 BOWERY, “Bonely Sovngs Bank Bock.” Rot. Grand and Broome Sts., north of Grand st. Station, west sldeof street, Md Senmices Htity. Prices teed. No Sold Wand 18 karat Wedding Iles our <pe to th Quality wuara arge for letter Solltatre Dininond Engagement $25 ‘t set w with mr ions stones. handsome velvet b 58 80 worth $20.00, comp Open Evenings During Summer Till Saturdays Till 10, hooretty tales We recently sold one of the largest 1 re'ail houses in Pittsburg—a customer in our wholesale department—several hundred suits and un- lined coats and trousers for early August delivery. Owing to the steel strike they cancelled last Monday the entire order and have instructed us to sell the goods for their account. They are seid wholesale at $8. $10 and $12. and won) To Gon of them quickly we offer them now at rhscops an per suit. SATURDAY EVENING HAMMERSLOUGH BROS., 830 BRoaDway. = ?3T%a GAD DY “THE MOST OF THE BEST FOR THE LEAST MONEY.” Swill verify this statement made jutey, fragrant berry, to conjured 10s 102 40s op ute and | ic welt COR wesr Bway. pC CORTLANDT ST. COR CHUACH <y The Pan-American “© Exposition Edition IS NOW READY. With Plan of the Grounds and Bird’s-Eye View of the Exposition. It contains a condensed description of the purposes of the Exposition, with numerous features. Also a list of nations to participate, the Electric Tower and Midway, the cost and management of the Exposition, with much other information. INVALUABLE TO INTENDING VISITORS, Price 25c. by Mail. 1-4 4 The World, Pulitzer Building, New: “York.