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tary of Btato for a few weeks during tho
absence of Secretary liny, who loft Wash
ington this afternoon to visit his family
nt their summer homo at Sunn pec Lako,
N. 11.
A feeling akin to Indignation was ex
cited hero by the press report from Tien
Tsln of tho apparent Indifference of the
commanders thero to tho critical stnto of
tho legatloncrs at Pckln. Tho War depart
ment olllclals nro satlsllcd that Chaffee at
least Is blameless, for hu undoubtedly Is
exercising all of his Influence with tho
other commanders to get tho column In
motion,. Meanwhile tho Bharp check re
ceived by tho Jspaneso scouting party Is
an Indication of what he might experience
Rhould ho tako the desperate chanco of
pushing forwnrd alone.
Secretary Hay and Minister Wtt added
nnother scoro to their credit today when
ii dispatch tamo from I'nltcd States Consul
Fowler at Cho Foo, apparently removing
nil doubt as lo tho authenticity of tho fa
mous Conger cipher dispatch.
Ilcncus l'nltli In Clilnn. '
Some Interesting facts connected with tho
'iiclnal clnher mcjsago havo been brought
t'lmKht by Mr. Fowler's report. It appears
thawhen Mr. Wu received tho cipher tnes-
sagoVSjp found that It contained a cipher
wtthltiCTfc .cipher. Tho governor of Shan
Tung, TOjn, transmitted with tho message
a messngSfroui tho tsuns 11 yamen, which
In turn trirfignltted Mr. Conger's message.
Tho latter wik In tho Stato department
cipher; tho forLr In tho Chltioac olllclal
cipher. When MLwu In deciphering tho
mcsejigo reached fce end of tho tsung 11
yamert's message otvrnnsmlttnl ho was un
aware of that fact anmthought that the sev
eral groups of flgurcsVpllowIng were a por
tion of, tho tsung 11 ywnun's message. As
a matter of fact, they wilro tho Initial words
ef Mr. Congcr'H mcssngo Wid they were un
declphored by Mr. Wu, IWcniiBO they wore
In tho Stato department tlimher. Instead of
beginning, "In Urlilsh IdgaWon," etc., Mr.
Congcr'Bvmcssngo really be Bin, "Wo havo
been for a month In tho British legation,"
etc.
Another fact developed U What the mes
sage was signed "E. II. Corigor, July 17."
Many persons had supposed Jtliat, while tho
messngd- was genuine, It ,v.,iu ono "written
by Mr. "Conger long beforo'and that It had
been fraudulently dated by Alio Chlncso offi
cials.'. N6w It appears thnttha tsung 11 ya
men, 6r Yuan, dlil ditto lttho ISth. It is
thought that this, dato wnii acctirato nml,
whllo ,Mr. Conger actually I wrote his' dlB
patch on tho 17th nml put ll In cipher ready
for transmission at ho (first opportunity,
tho mossago did not IcaviI l'ekln until tho
following day. These mntjtcrs liavo dono
much to rehabilitate tho Chinese officials
In tho estimation of some ofllclals who have
hcrotoforo been very sktjptlcal ns to thoir
integrity In tho transmlialon of these ofll-
clal messages.
l)lNintcli frinu (iiyfncrnl CInifToo.
"WASHINGTON, " Aug 3.-U was stated
tonight that tho dlspijftch received by the
War dopartmont fromMajor Ocueral Chaf
fcu, commanding the American troops In
China, was dated at Tien Tsln on July 31.
At tho tlmo nt which It was llled thero had
Iiocn no genernl forward movement of tho
allied forces, tho only action having been
a reconnaissance presumably that reported
by Admiral Hot icy In tho diBpatch received
nt tho Navy department In which tho Jap
anese lost soy'eral u 1 1 1 cf 1 ami had a number
wounded
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WASHINGTON, AMg. 3. Tho adjutnnt
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tako Its men and supplies at once to Taku.
Tho Sumner loft San Francisco on July 17
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to report to tJoncral Chaffee for temporary
service with tho troops In China. Tho Sum
tier lu duo at Nagasaki In about two weeks.
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More Missionaries Itcpnrtcd.
NEW YOHK, Aug. 3. Itov. A. n. Leon
ard, corresponding secretary of the Metho
dist Missionary society, today received a
cablegram from Hev. Spencer Lewis of tho
West China mission.
Mr. Lewis cnbled from Chun King, In
tno provinco of Szcchewan, as follows
"Our party leaves for Shanghai today."
Tho message was undated. Tho Presby
terian Hoard of Foreign Missions received
n cablegram today from Itov. William
Campbell of tho station at Klun Chow In
tho Island of Hainan, which relieves nnx
lety of tho board. Tho messago Is as fol
lows: "Nodoa arrived. Hainan quiet.
Women Hong Kong.
Nodoa Is about ninety miles nway from
the coast. Tho messago means Hint tho
missionaries havo arrived at Holhow from
thero and that tho women had gone on to
Hong Kong. All of tho missionaries sent
out by tho Presbyterian board and about
whoso whereabouts there had been unccr
tnlnty nro now accounted for, although
9omo are still In Pckln.
IlrltlNli .Not ('nunc of Dclnv.
LONDON, Aug. 3. Tho parliamentary
secretary for tho foreign oince, William St.
John Hroderlck, said today In tho Houso
of Commons thnt tho government had no
fresh Information from China. It was not
true, ho said, that operations by tho allies
were delayed by tho Hrltlsh contingent.
On tho contrary, tho last Information from
General Gasclce was to tho effect that his
troops were ready and would shortly ad
vance, and that ho anticipated the co-op-cratton
of tho allies.
Miitli Cnvulry Hondj- (o Hull.
SAN FltANCISCO, Aug. 3. Troops E and
G of tho Ninth cavalry arrived over tho
Santo Fe today from Fort Apache, Ariz.,
whero they havo been stationed for over
a yonr, having been sent thero shortly
after their return from sorvtco In1 Cuba.
These are tho last of the Ninth cavalry
to arrive, and the two squadrons ordered
to sail for China on tho Warren are now
complete.
JnpM I.oonfe the Kncniy. i
WASHINGTON, Avg( 3. The Navy df
pnrttnent this morning 'received the follow
ing cablegram from Admiral Ilcmey:
"TAKU, Aug. 2. Chaffco reports that 800
Japi.neso scouting toward Pel Tang lost
throo men killed, twonty-dvo wounded.
Enemy In trenches and loop-holed houses.
"HEMKY."
.1 iilia ii Declines Oder.
1 WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-!n connection
with tho statement from London published
this morning that England had tendered
Japan nnuuclal assistance In Its Chlneso
campaign, It can bo stated with authority
that this offer was made many weeks ngo
and declined at thnt tlmo by Japan In tho
same friendly spirit that It was made.
Ilniitlst .Missionaries Snfo.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3. Hev. Dr. C. L.
Rhodes of tho Daptlst Publication society
rocolved word today that nil tho Haptlst
missionaries of eastern central China wero
snfo in Shanghai. A messaco to thl offpet
was cabled to tho headquarters of tho
American Uaptlst Missionary union In
Houton.
HnNKliuiM Capture fJuim.
ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. 3.-Goneral
Orodokoff telegraphs from Khabrovsk-,
August 1. that fourtoen Hotchklss and ten
other guns wero captured at Hung Hun by
tho Russians, who, storming tho fortress
Monday, July 30, drovo 1,000 Chinese be
fore tbem.
UiikhIiiiih Arc Iloiulinrilcil.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 3. An olllclal
dispatch says Blagovestchcnsk was again
bombarded Wednesday, August 1. H is
added that tho Russian Bteamcr Selonga,
whllo assisting In tho dofensq of Algun,
was seriously damaged by Chlncso shells.
nnVm Aliment' tit lloxcrn.
SHANGHAI, Aug. 3. Ll Huug Chang is
preparing a proclamation grnntlng virtual
amnesty to Doxeru, on condition that they
censo creating disturbance.
StrmiKi' TruKody nt Norfolk,
NORFOLK. Vu., Aug. 3,-Charlei J. Can
non, state oyster Inspector for this district,
wns shot and killed today by First Assistant
Chief of Police M. II. Prince. Tho two men
wero thought to l tho closest of friends.
Cnptnlii I'rluco nml Cannon mut on .Main
street. Prince nlnced his arm nbout Mr.
Cannon's shoulders and tho two walked
to tho side of tho postolllco, whero they
tnlked together for several minutes. With
out any apparent caun, no wltnosHes say,
Captain Prince middenly drew ii revolver
and llred upon Mr. Cannon live times, thrice
after lie fell. After llrlng tho fourth shot
Cnptoln Prince wnlked several feet from
Mr Cannon's prostrate body and then
went back and tired tho hint bullet In his
revolver Into Cannon's head. Tho cause of
tho shooting Is not known.
10c
PLOT HATCHED IX PATERSOX
New York Police Hard at Work Ferreting
uut Allies ot Bresci, tho Assassin.
BAD LOOKING CHAIN OF CIRCUMSTANCES
Ilookji of S t I'll in m Ii I i oinpaiilcN Slmii
Tlmo of Miilllnu mill .Sunn" of Mi'V-i-rnt
of Tlioip iiiiox,it to lie
In Coimplrni'y to Kill ICInu.
NEW YOHK, Aug. 3. -Tho Herald tomor
row will puhllsh tho followlnR:
"In tho possession of tho police and of
tho Italian authorities Is evidence which
the Investigators regard as Indisputable
proof of tho formation hero nnd In rater
son, J., of a gigantic plot ngaiust the
lives of the crowned heads of he world.
Various shreds and patches of proof wero
gathered yesterday, which Indicate that the
original fahrlc woven by tho master
weaver was Intricate and subtle. The an
archists suspected of having gono to slny
tho king of Italy, his queen nnd others
went by various routes, ns tho books of
tho various steamship companies show.
"Tho Italian government, through Ub
consul general, yesterday obtained pos
session of tho bookB of tho French line. It
Is snld that the documents reveal tho exact
tlmo that Qulntavolll sailed from this
country. Urosci, It was supposed, obtained
passage on a Whlto Star liner. A nolo re
ceived yesterday from Chevnller Louis V.
Fugazy of this city says that ho did not
sell tho ticket to Hrcscl, ns nn examina
tion of his hooks will show. Tho woman,
La Hello Theresa, believed to havo been
tho accomplice of llrcscl, snllcd last May
with him. Tho Italian secret agents nro
said to havo found out tho exact day on
which theso two left theso shores.
"Malatcsta, tho alleged arch plotter, Is
quoted, from London, as saying thnt he left
this country six weeks ngo on an American
liner.
"Thoso who went forth to kill were formed
In companies, so that ono mlgfyt follow up
tho other In caso any ussasln failed to do
his work or Illnchcd when tho llnul test
came.
"Those who went later to the scene of tho
crime wero believed to bo Antonio Lana, the
baker, and Sassl, the student. It wni learned
yesterday that Mattoo Sassl sailed for
Naples on July 7, from Hoboken, on tho
North Ccrmnn Lloyd steamer Kaiser S'I1
holm II. His ticket wus purchased fiom
Ccsnro Contl, a well known agent. Sassl Is
described in tho books of the company ns
being 25 years old.
Mii.ihI Cut Out liy llri'Mcl.
"Ho appeared In the Italian quarter with
La Hello Teresa and then when Hrcscl ap
parently laid siege to tho affections of tho
fair and flcklo queen of tho Hods, tho stu
dent was not seen again. He seems to havo
been In tho company which went on Its
mission of murder to the shores of tuo Old
World. On tho saino steamer was Antonio
"Lama," who may have been Antonio Lana,
tho baker arrested on tho other side ns tho
nccompllco of tho assassin, and known hero
as nn nnnrchlst of tho most anient hue.
Ills friends suy that he sailed from this
port about May IS. Ho disappeared from
his familiar haunts about that tlmo at least.
On tho same steamer wns Haffaclo Lama. In
this personally conducted excursion, of
course, Kurlco Malatestn Is credited with
being tho managing director.
Reports .yesterday from Cincinnati tell
of an effort of Malatcsta to get n man to
go from thnt city to kill tho Italian king.
Ho did not find tho willing tool there, but
hore, within n few miles of Now York, he
discovered a man willing to do tho bidding
of tho arch conspirator. In tho city of
New York ho found Lana, tho baker, ond
La Hello Teresa, whoso records werq yes
terday ' looked tip by tho Italian agents.
Ho sent them across tho sons by various
steamers and with tho Instructions which
meant denth to tho head3 which boro tho
Kuropean crowns.
I.ll lit'llc TlTCMI.
"It wn3 found yesterday that tho woman
known ns La Hello Teresa was onco mar
ried to n man named Hrughnll, a mnker ol
macaroni. Tho name, Ighlnn, by which tho
woman wns generally known, was her
mnldon name. Sho had a daughter, Ida,
from whom the police yesterday wero seek
ing to get somo Information concerning
tho dopnrturo of her mother for Italy. La
Hollo Teresa Is gone.
"Tho woman arrested in Italy as Hrescl's
accomplice Is tnll and had brown hair. La
Hello Teresa was both tall and fair haired.
This Is unusual for nn Italian woman. Sho
Is nbout 32 years old. Sho had been seen
In company with Hrcscl and disappeared
when Hrcscl returned to his friends In
l'atcrson.
"Antonio Lann,, who was often seen
about l'atcrson, has also disappeared.
PRETENDS TO KNOW OF PLOT
N'imv .York Italian CIvcn Xihih-h of
Mru AHHOfliiteil with IIim-hcI In
Aiiiirclilxt Solit'iiu-.H.
NEW YOHK, Aug. 3. Thero Is a chanco
that hato will reveal much to tho authori
ties relatlvo .o tho alleged plotting of the
anarchists at l'atcrson to kill tho crowned
heads of Europe. Tonight In a saloon In
Straight street, an Italian, whose name
docs not appear to be known to tho pro
prietor of the place, although It may be
and he will not disclose It, said ho know of
a meeting held In tho city early In May,
of which ho Intended to Inform tho authori
ties. Tho story ho told was:
Tho CJroup of Kxhteiice held a nieotlim
about the lnt of Mny and after tho oth'r-i
had departed the leaders held n lonff secret
sosmIoh Tliosa piowi'tit were llret-cl, ynlnin
velli, Oronvelll nnd Hlandle., Kstcvo nnd
Wldmnr. the editors of the paper Issued by
tho group, nnd ono or two otlier.4 whom I
may not reveal or mny, as rlrrunintiincoH
occur. These men talked over n trip which
Hrescl, Qulntavolll, Grnlsonl (Lamm) anil
some others wero to take. The mooting was
hold to read a letter from Count Malatestn.
There were also letters from Genoa and
l'arls. Qulntavolll loft I'ntoison after the
meeting, which ended early In tho morning
Hregct also left, but came Hack May 12 and
collected Ills money nt tho silk mill.
Malatestn Is tho man who made up nil
theso things. Ills Is a great mind. All tho
others are weak. When ho left I'atorson he
left Wldmnr and Est eve, neither of whom
aro Italians, In ohargo and they have kept
up tho tlumo nil tho time nnd Induced
Italians to keep nllve the th iy toaolilnps
of Malatestn. I know theso things well and
havo a reason for tolling all. I hole Estcve
and I would llko to seo him suffer.
When Estevo and Wldmnr wero told of
this boast of an Italian, they eald that tho
wholo tale was false. They said neither of
them knew that Ilrescl was going to Italy.
They had never talked with Bread about
murder. They had talked with him many
times 'over how to spread tho teachings of
nnnrchy through the United States.
Estcve said tonight:
The man who says those things lies.
Thore was no such meeting. He nays he
hates me. Ho must, to tell such lies about
me. I know of no personal enemies I havo.
Home socialists muy hnte me. Last winter
Dr. Itomnndl Cusslo, the Italian socialist
leader and member of tho Chamber of Dep.
utles, wns here nnd there wero debates. 1
took port In them and I always bested the
socialists who spoke against me. Some of
these men whom I bent may hate mo and
take this way of hurting me. I shall stay
and so will Wldmnr to meet any accusa
tions. Tho police need not watch us. We
will bo hero If they should ever wont us.
Wo fenr not.
"Wldinar said their must bo a mistake, in
tho Information thnt his brother had been
arrested In Europo In connection with tho
killing of King Humbert. Ho said ho had
but ono brother, who was employed by tho
Austrian government and was not an an
archist. Michael Aretta, a silk dyer's helper, 39
ytr.is old. had his head spilt open today by
I'lctro Marcelll. lo years old. nn avowed nn
an hist. Aretta loudly condemned the nn
archlsts. said he hoped Ilrescl would bf
tortured ns well ns killed and lauded King
Humbert as n great man and a good one.
Marcelll rushed upon him with a club and,
although Areltn tried to save his head.
Marcelll hit him on the head with the
weapon and lnld open the scalp.
NEW KING TO HIS PEOPLE
Victor 1 1 in nt tt it tt I lit iN-niei I'roolu
illation im iici'i'(ir In Ills
l,il tr I'll til or.
MONZA. Aug. 3. King Victor Emmanuel
III has Issued n proclamation to the Itntlan
people, ns follows:
The second king of Italy Is dead. Escap
ing, thanks to Ills valor as n soldier, the
danger of battle and departing unhurt,
thanks to l'rovldcnco, frdm the risks he
confronted so courageously to the end, this
aood nnd virtuous king fell u victim to
atrocious crime, whllo, with easy conscience
and without fear of danger he was partici
pating in the Joys of his people In their
fetes.
It was not permitted to me to be present
nt the last urenth of my father, but I
understntid my tirst duty to bo to follow
tho counsels ho loft tno nnd to Imitate the
virtue of the king und the tlrst citizen of
rtnly.
In this moment ot profound sadness I
havo to aid mo the strength which comes
from the examples of my august father and
of that groat king who deserves to be
called the "father of his conntrv." 1 have
also ns a support tho strength which comes
from the love nnd devotion of tho Itnllnn
people for the king whom they venerated
and whom they weep for.
lhcre remain to us tho institutions which
lie loyally preserved nnd which he at
tempted to render permanent during twenty-two
yours of his reign. These Instltu
lions tiro Riven to mo ns tho snored tradi
tions of my house, und the warm love
which Italians havo for thorn, protected
with n llrni and energetic hand from as
sault or any violence from whatever source
It comes, insures mo. I am certain of the
prosperity and grandeur of the country,
it wus the glory of my grandfather to
navo given Italy Its unity and Independence.
It was tho glory of my father to have
Jealously guarded this unity und this Inde
pendence to tho end.
My reign shall bo outlined by these Im
perishable remembrances. May clod aid me
,1 , . ..'; w, in; 11,1 illy me
ui li i "il-v consecrate all my cares as a
...... .., ,,,, Fj'miuiiiiiBiuii oi nooriy ami tno
defense of tho monarchy united by Indls
soluble bonds for tho supremo lntercs"t of
tho country.
iJ.w.L'i"1.'!: ,.T"d('r -m,r tribute of tours und
Sr'JJ. t0 'A10 "".wl memory of Humbert
of snoy. au. In tho bitter sorrow which
has Rtruek my house, havo shown that you
nV ,...i,r il. 1 f f orr?w though It were that
,.V'.llh 'V1.1.11111"1 among you.
niu.,.v?.,l,lfi,y ot th,llll11 affection will
r. i n, 5 ! V10"".1 cpr"l" bulwark of my
reign nnd the best guaranty of tho unity
?,t tnV,,MV.ViVitryi, W"tch I,nll" ' h" name
or intangible Home, symbol of grandeur
and pledge of Integrity for Italy. Huch are
und us,kl'n.UCl' 'S ",5' "n,bltl0M cK""
BLACK CREPE ON HIS DOOR
Italian In ToiiiIin Prison Tells of
Threntn Mmle (iiietiinii
Ilrescl, the AmminnIii.
NEW YOHK, Aug. 3. Alexnndro HubiottI
has written a letter to Captain Walter U.
Usher of tho West Hoboken police, stating
that he had been persecuted by the an
archists becauso he had displayed an Italian
flag and nlao that he know Hrwol, thr- as
satsln of King Humbert, personally. Hubi
ottI, or Hubertl, tin ho signs himself, is at
present confined In the Tombs. When seen
tonight he nam he bad not only written to
Captnln Usher, but to the Italian consul
general In thla city.
HubiottI a1d that Inst year, Just beforo
tho Fourth of July.'hc had Imported a large
Italian Hag with tho royal crown and coat
of nrnifl In the center. Ho said this had so
vexed his anarchistic countrymen in tho
neighborhood that they had come to hla
houso In great anger and demanded that he
haul It down. IWheti ho refused to do this
they threatened hfa life. Shortly after this
ho began -to rocclvo anonymous lettera and
ho says when ho" met (Jactano Dread, the
slayer of King Humbert, In Hobokem ono
day ho had at Id thero would bp black crepe
on hid door beforo long and that soon thero
would be no occasion for placing tho coat
of arms of tho house of Savoy In tho Jtallan
Hag. Tho statement of HubiottI was very
Incoherent and rambling. When asked to
bo more definite he said he had not been
present at any meeting where the assassin
ation of tho Ill-fated king bad been (Ha
cussf.1, and then he returned to tho nc
count of h!H own grievances against the
anarchists.
CHANGES NAME TO HIDE SHAME
Ilrotlur of KIiik'n AiinIii KcsIkiim
Ills Mriiteiuiutey In Italian
Army,
MILAN, Aug. 1. Lieutenant Hrescl,
brother of King Humbert's assassin, has
informed tho colonel of his regiment of his
Intention to leave tho army nnd chango hlB
name. Ho will bo provided with an appoint
ment In tho civil administration.
A duel with sabres has been fought be
tween Captain T.ml nnd Captain Hacclnlll
on tho subject of Lieutenant Hrescl's course.
Captain Tarn had expressed sympathy with
tho lieutenant, whereupon Captain Hac
cialll declared that ho could no longer offer
his hand to Lieutenant Drescl. Captain
Hacclnlll was wounded In tho head during
tho sixth onslaught.
LANA MAKES A CONFESSION
Ai't-oitiillc of Ilresel Hnyn the Hiiorn
Wns to llnri Ilecn
Killed AInn.
NEW YOHK, Aug. 3. Information from
Homo is printed hero to tho effect that
Antonio Lana, arrested ns an accomplice
of Hrescl, has confessed, affirming that a
plot existed Involving tho simultnncous
assasslnntlon of King Humbert and Queen
Margherita.
Hoily IIoMh In Casket.
MONKA, Aug. 3. Tho remains of King
Humbert wero today placed In a casket of
walnut, covered with lead and glass In such
a mnnnor as to leave the face exposed.
Tho ceromonj which took plnco In tho pres
ence of tho royal family was very touching.
Queen Margherita placed tho Italian flag
with tho arms of tho houso of Savoy over
tho corpse.
t'lolliliiK Covered with IIIoimI.
HOME, Aug. 1. Tho examination of
Natnlo I'ossanzlnl, tho anarchist who was
arrested at Ancoua, revealed tho fact that
he went to Monza somo tlmo ago, whero ho
was known under nn assumed namo. Ho
was cloflo shaven when nrrcsted and wore a
shirt and handkerchief stained with blood.
ew .lo !) "Wilt Iiivt-ntluntc.
NEW YOHK, Aug. 3. Governor Voor
hecs admitted today at his homo In Eliza
beth, N. J., that steps had been token to
investigate tho allegations that tho plot
to kill King Humbert and other mouarchs
tied been hatched In New Jersey.
Arresting Ntiioctcil Anarchists,
HEHLIN. Aug. 3 The police throughout
Germany aro arresting anarchlHt nuspectj.
Among thrm Is Prof. Stahly, an Italian, who
has recently lectured on the subject of tho
Mafia In south Oermany.
Carellll niximiin Assassin,
IIHUSSELS, Aug. 3. La Heforme says to
day that the woman, Carellll, who yesterday
leclurpd that a photograph of Hrescl was
tho photograph of her husband, no longer
I'oU'.a tulo opinion.
(irouml Has lleen I'lirelinseil.
MONZA, Aug. 3. Tho municipality of
Monza has purchased the ground on which
tho crlmo was committed In order to erect
a nlouutucnt or a charitable Institution.
XA3IE OF SHAH'S ASSAILANT
Vould-Be Asjas3in Admits His Identity
and Vents Some of His Viows.
GUILLOTINE WILL BE HIS CERTAIN FINISH
I'roncli l.nw I'roserllir-N Dentil I'en
nlty for Ills Crime nml There
Is CIllllH'O tn Hsi'iitip
CvciMitlnii,
1'AHIS, Aug. 3. At tho meeting of tho
cabinet this morning It was announced that
tho would-bo assnssln of Muzaffer-Ed-l)ln.
shah of Persia, had given his name as Sal
sen. A man of this name who hnd been
regarded and watched as an anarchist dis
appeared from Paris In 1S5 nnd had not
since been located.
Snlson wns more communicative today
and when an effort was made to Interrogate
him ho spoko freely of yesterday's attempt
and ventilated his anarchistic Ideas, but
when nsked If ho acted ns tho Instrument
of others ho declined to nnswer, saying,
however, thnt had ho killed tho shah nnd
escaped ho would have killed the czar.
Further Inquiries at tho worklngmen'o
hotel, where Salson lived, brought to light
tho fact that ho had been working at day
labor until recently, when his WM'k was
finished. Ho was then unable to ml new
employment nrd became more c .uinlcn
tlvo than formerly, though still keeping
regular hours. Tho last few days tho ques
tion of existence was n dllllcult one for
him. Whnt his punishment will bo Is a
mntter of doubt. Probably It will bo a life
sentence at hard labor, though It Is pos
sible he will bo condemned. to tho guillo
tine. The Bt.tlutcs provide Tho denth pen
alty for attempted assassination. Valltnnt,
who threw a bomb In the Chamber ot Depu
ties, was executed, though no less of llfo
resulted from his act.
Paris has not recovered from lis Indigna
tion nt the ntempt on tho life of Its royal
guest. Tho press Is filled with apologies
and expressions of regret nnd urges the
suppression ofnnnrchlsts ns a further pro
tection for public ofllclals.
As a result of tho attempt on the shnh's
llfo the curious crowd which surrounded
tho palaco of sovereigns today was pre
vented from approaching tho palaco when
tho shah stnrtcd for Vtnconncs, whero a
military review wnB hold In his honor.
An escort of dragoons surrounded tho royal
carriage.
Thu shah seems tho least concerned ot
all over tho effort to tako his llfo, and
he has not curtailed tho program ho had
In view.
Tho discovery of Salson's Identity wbb
mndo by means of tho Hertlllon system,
his measurements agreeing with a rani nt
police headquarters. When shown the card
and photo tho crlmlual said: "Yes, I nm
Salson."
LONDON REDS ARE WORRIED
Activity nt the Police Keens the Au
nrchlsls Stirred I unit
.Suspicion.
(Copyright, 1000, by Press Publishing Co.)
LONDON, Aug. 3. (Now York World
Cablegram Special Telegram.) Tho an
archists of this city nro undergoing one of
thoir periodical scares. Tho leaders, In
cessantly dogged by detectives, regard all
who approach them with suspicion.
Mnlatcsta, tho master mind of tho Lon
don advanced circle, has disappeared from
his lodgings, but bus not left tho country
for tho rensou thnt England Is his only re
maining aBylum, The annrchUts hero scout
tho Idea that the assassination of Hum
bert wns planned In any particular place.
Such acts, they say, aro Inspirations
vouchsafed to the elect. They profess to
havo no knowledge of any annrchtst clrclo
In Paterson, N. J. This remarkable Igno
rnnco Is undoubtedly stimulated by tho
threatening attitude of tho police.
It Is rumored tonight that several ar
rests aro pending In London and that the
do.omcd men aro already marked by Scot
land Yard olllclals. This report has caused
Intenso nervousness In anarchist circles
and tho lovo feast fixed for tonight In n
tavern on Saffron hill to celebrate Hrescl's
assassination of King Humbert has been
abandoned.
Tho Scotland Yard ofllclals were reti
cent regarding their operations against
tho anarchists. Extreme activity pro
valla nmong the spcclnl service detectives,
and thero was n consultation today at tho
Homo ofllco between tho heads of tho dif
ferent dotectlvo bureaus and tho home
secretary.
UNEARTH ANARCHIST PLOT
.Vow York Police (Srnitunlly Cnruvel
iiiK the .Mystery of the Mur
der ot Humbert.
NEW YOHK, Aug. S. Detectlvea have
found tho room In which It Is asserted that
tho plot to kill King Humbert was formed.
It Is on tho second iloor of a West Hoboken,
N, J., resort for anarchists and Is In the
heart of tho Italian settlement. The placo
has not been known on a meeting place
for anarchists. Thero havo been no public
meetings held thero nnd tho room where the
men met was kept for tho most secret con
ference purposes.
Theso detectives say thoy learned last
night from socialism who attended a meet
ing at the place that less than four months
ago two Italians, a man and woman, ar
rived in Hoboken and an Important confer
ence was held In this room. At tho con
ference there wero anarchists from Ne.v
York City, from Hrooklyn, from tho Italian
colony In Philadelphia and from Paterwon
and West Hoboken. This socialist nover
aw Hrcscl and never saw Qulntevallo, but
the description of the men tallies with that
of two of the men nt tho conference.
It In learned thnt the assassin, Hrcscl,
was a member of what Is known ns the
"International group" of anarchists. The
police havo also learned that prior to
Hrmcl'fl leaving thin country ho wns ten
dered a banquet by a group of anarchists In
thla city. Tho celebration took place In nn
anarchist resort in Hlcccker street. Eight
persons wero present. Hesldtu Bread there
were Salvatoro Qulntevallo, n man named
Sassl and a man named Lennsr or Lana, all
of whom are under arrest In Italy. The
other gtiffts aro not yot known to the
police, but ono of them was said to bo n
woman. Thlo would Indlcato that there
wero at leant eight persons concerned In
tho plot to kill tho king.
Sbreadcd wholo wheat biscuit, ready for
uso any meal, mtuy ways, at grocers.
CIiIciiko Ortlccrs Not Informed.
JOLIET, 111., Aug. 3. It Is repotted
that a straight cut of IS per cent has been
ordered In wages by tho American Steel
and Wlro company. Tho reduction, it Is
said, will affect every employe of tho com
pany. No olllclal Information can bo ob
tained here, although It Is understood the
order wont Into effect yesterday. About
2,000 mon employed In four local mills are
concerned,
f.'rnv nml I'lissciiKcrM Saved.
CAPE HAYTIEN, Aug. 3. (Via Haytlen
Cahlo.) Tho passengers nnd mall from tho
Dutch steamer Prlns Wlllom 1, which went
ashore nn tho cast sldo of tho Island of
Inlgua Tuesday, July 31, huvo been landod
he,ro by the steamer Alps. Several of tho
crew went ashore on lnlgun and others
with tho passengers went to thu Island cf
Murlgunna It Is believed most cf the
wrecked steamer's cargo will bo savid
The passengers lost most of their baggage
and suffered groat privations on the Island
of Mnrlguann beforo they wero taken oft
by the Alps.
.steel I'liiniMiny Cuts nncs,
OHICAnO, Aug. 3. Arthur Clifford
chairman of the American Steel nnd Wlr.
company here, this afternoon snld ho know
nothing nbout the reported reduction of 15
per cent In wages. Ho declared It was news
to him.
William Edenborn, flrnt vice president of
tho company and chairman of the executive
committee, denied that nny such order had
been Issued. If any general cut had been
made In the wages of employes no notice of
It had been received at tho headquarters
of tho compatiy here.
Stomach Protectors nml Photos.
HEHLIN, Aug. 3. A detachment from the
Knlscrln regiment, nbout going to China,
received personally from Emperor William
photographs of his majesty and nn equal
number of stomach protectors.
A proclamation has been Issued In all
army districts throughout Oormnny requir
ing lists to bo drawn up of all privates and
noncommissioned olllcors who volunteered
for China service from 1SS3 to 1808.
Cnlc IIiikIiiu' In EiiHliiml.
LONDON, Aug. 3.-1:30 n. m. A severe
gale Is raging throughout the I'nltcd King
dom. Channel trfllllc Is suspended, causing
much Inconvenience to thousands of rxrur.
slonlflts, who wished to take advantage of
the August bank holiday.
Halns and wind have dono much daiunso
In tho provinces.
Several small vpfsels have gone ashore
and many others have been obliged to seek
rtfuge In the harbors.
Mmulsli Cruiser Implode Holler.
SAN SEHAST1AN. Auc. 3 Whnn th
Spanish cruiser Infanta Isabel was nbout to
leave tor Arichacon ono of Its boilers gave
away nnd tho escaping Bteam scalded
tweuty-ono sailors, kllllne one nml bM.
ously Injuring six others. Tho cruiser
posipoucu iis ueparturo
l'lumplcs and Freckle on I'ncc.
Your druggist will refund your money 'f
Pazo Ointment falls to euro you. B0 cents,
"WOMAN AS A COItO.VKIt.
Slls Mlllnii Hull of Wlullrlit, Kitn.,
Appointed by (inventor Muulrv.
MIsm Lillian E. Hall of Wlnfleld, Kan . Is
probably the only woman In the world to
hold the office of coroner, Bays the Chicago
Tlnus-Herald. She entered upon tho dis
charge of her duties on the 23d Inst. Mlta
imu was appointed to nu tho vacancy
caused by tho death of Cowley county's
coroner by Governor Stanley.
Tho only experience she ever had In the
coroner's ofllco was that of stenographer
Sho Is 20 ycara old and Is ono of the most
popular young women of Wlnfleld. Her edu.
cation has been limited to tho common
schools of Cowley county. In n talk nbout
her application for this ofllco Miss Hall said
"I could not bellevo with the mnsscs that
because women had never held the ofllec It
wns nny evldenco they could not or are not
capable of doing so. I circulated my peti
tion among the Influential business men and
politicians asking the governor to give me
tho nppolntmcnt and was very fortunate, se
curing tho signatures and well wishes of
nonrly nil I solicited. They looked In nston
Ishmont when 1 approached them for their
noip to secure this omce. Custom had here
tofore given this position to n physician and
they did rot bellevo that any one else could
properly conduct tho busluefs of tho county
After all this work I was Informed by Oov
crnor Stanley that It would be noccnsary for
mo to secure tho Indorsement of the repub
lican cbunty central commlttca of Cowley
county. I dreaded" this requirement, but
'where thoro Is a will thero Is a way," and
I went nhout tho task with confidence, se
curing exactly what the governor required."
Miss Hall lias announce:! her Intention to
becomo a candidate for election as coroner
next year. She says sho will base hcr.clalms
for tho ofllco on the record she will make
during tho next twelve months. She says
tho most dtmciilt task llablo to come to her
Is tho coroner's Inquest, but If called upon
to perform this duty she will not shrink
from It.
Metal Workers Oruitnlrc.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 3.-The work pre
liminary to the formation of thu Interna
tional l'nlon of I'nltcd Metal Workers wns
completed by the delegates tonight. Chi
cago was chosen for the headquarters of ine
organization In spite of the pressure
brought to bear upon the delegates to se
lect Indianapolis. An Invitation wns ox
tended by thu Commercial club, but for the
reason that Chicago Is more of a common
center for tho local unions that city was
selected.
The now ofllcers chosen for the first yonr
nro; President. Charles McCarthy, Cincin
nati; llrst vice president. Otto Nownclt.
Chicago; second vlco president, Frederick
Marker, Detroit; third vice president.
Charles Smolnr, Chicago; secretary-treasurer,
C. O. Sherman, Chicago.
Theso olllcers will constitute the execu
tive board for tho llrst year. It wus de
cided that the trades embraced In thu order
shall bo architectural, wlrn and nietnl work
ers, bridge und Jail builders, surgical In
strument makers, metal pattern milkers
and coppersmiths.
rilnmlorN nt I'rcslillo.
SAN FltANCISCO. Aug. 3,-Tho Exam
iner will say tomorrow: Glanders has
broken out among tho horses tit tho Pro
sldlo. There are about 1.200 horses at the
Presidio stubloH belonging to the various
cavalry regiments and awaiting shipment
to China on thu horse transports Aztoo and
Strnthgylo. The presence of glanders was
discovered this morning and eight Infected
animals shot.
Tho commanding officer has received
orders to spare no efforts or expense tn
stamping out tho dlscaso beforo It can be
como epidemic.
Steamship I, Ine to Asia.
ST. I'Al'L, Aug. 3. -Presldont James J
Hill's scheme for a big steamship line to
the Orient seems to havo taken shape In ar
tlclos of Incorporation llloil with the secre
tary of state today by tho Great Northern
Steamship company, with a capital stock
of JU.OW.OOO. The filing feo was over J3.0W.
Tho Hill system nt present Includes the
lake steamship line between Buffalo nnd
Duluth nnd the transcontinental rnllrnnd.
The new company will extend Its business
to Asia.
Vnrlnu' lojurlrs Are Serious.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3. It developed
today that thu ncoldont to thu Itusslun
cruiser Varlag during Its trial trip last
week was more serious than supposed
It will bo live weeks beforo the vessel
can leuvo tho docks at Cramps' ship yards,
whero It Is now laid up for repairs.
Snfp Company Incorporates.
THENTON, N. J., Aug. 3. -The Herrlng-Hall-Morvln
Safe company was Incorpor
ated hero today with t.l.S'iO.OiiO enpltal stock,
of which GMi,000 Is llrst preferred bearing
7 per cent dividend and H.OM.OeO second
preferred bonrlng 7 per cent dividend after
payment of llrst preferred dividend.
imv Viirk rnntriietiir Fulls,
NEW YOHK. Aug. 3 -Ooorgo E. Heardet.
a contractor of this city, filed a petition In
bankruptcy today. Liabilities, JS1.5U; as
sets, none.
Movements of Ocean Vessels A an. !!.
At Queenstown Arrived I.iieiirilu, from
Now York, for Liverpool and proceeded
Sailed Now England, from Liverpool, for
lloston
At Southampton Balled AtiRiiHtp VI'
torla. from Hamburg, for New "Vork. vli
Cherbourg.
At lloston Arrived Ultonln, from Liver
pool, vln Queenstown.
At New York Arrived Unbind, from
Hremon; Columbia, from Hamburg, ett
Oraf Wnldnrseo, from Hamburg.
At Halifax, N. F.-A rrlved- Siberian
from Olasgow and Liverpool, via St. Johns
N F.. for Philadelphia.
At Havre Arrived La Champagne, f run
New York.
At Olasgow Sailed Cnrthagenlan, foi
Philadelphia; I.nurontlan, for Nuw York
At London Sailed Messublu, for Now
York.
At Movllle Salted Astoria, from Olns
gow, for New York.
At Liverpool Arrived Pcnillanil, frorr
Phlladel-hla,
At Hruwhend Passed Lucnnhi. frorr
New York, for Queenstown and Liverpool
At Naples Arrived Ems, from Now
York, via Gibraltar und proceeded,
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