, 1870-12-19

n1lrzur hal1 Of the vdzastlea palace. when assed
this question He furled around, with = auIl..
and said: '' The faet thss an here
-Afehdescou lzle died recently in bls 7s:h
year. The Archdeacon had bten In falling health
fol some tiue past He MA OF Ortel College, OK
ford. where he took bis B.;A- degree IN lsrI. When
nc Has second e4aaa oota In clssa,cs and mathe.
nktloF- Having serTed many Offices In the Church.
he was In 1870 appoLnted Aschdeacop OF Londou.
and In 1919 Master Of the chastethou.e. In is.;
he wts appointed to the yicarage Of st. Giles,
E7.pplsgate.
General De Rochambeau, who fought be.,de
Washington. and was the preceptos Of some Of
the best o1nceEa Of France, wro1e 10 Lafayette,
expressing an oplnlou-or rather a fact-ybose
uuth has ofen wonderfully demonztrsted Within
etx months; ''ft ia always quite richs tn think
Frenchnen lnTlEcible, but an going tn eonnde
great secret ~ Jou, which Ia the result Of forty
years 'expeftence-tnere sse zone easier 70 beat
than the French when they have lost confidence
IN Their leaders. and they lose 1t Immediately
when their leaders compfcml4e themseJyes by
personal or private ambitioun
The New York Evening Fo4t tAss 10 We un-
tletstand that number OF musical afsists In this
city have It In contemplation to form combine
sior. and. II associated art.sts, try 4 season OF
Italian ope.a at the French Theatre IN Fourteeuta
street. Rosa Csillsg viii be the pr1na donna,
Leffarc the tenor, Reyua the baritone. and Susini
the haaso.
The Colorado chiefsafn, SPEAKING of M,y.
Fair, who killed Judge Cr1ttenden, In SIN Fran
cisco. saya: After the suicide of Colonel Fair.
khe adopted the stage ac a profession. Her
tototiety filled the house to overnowtnc on the
occasion Of her debut a Lady Teazle,r in The
Metropolitan Theatre, San Francisco, Among
the audience on this occasion was Judge A.. +.
CrideIden, her recent victim. He became In
faiuated, sought and obtained an INTRODUCTION.
~ through her Influence deserted bis family,
While living with the Judge. MEa Fair succeeded
in transferring s150 900 from the Judse'a pocke, to
he1 OVID. with which she furnished a spleudid
HANSON for her mother and sister. upon whom
she Settled So, ,0co, after which she went To Viz
gtuA About year ago ehe returned, thinking 70
recruit her failing purse from her former y,ct1I
The Judge, however, having effected reconcGIA-
ton with bis family, positively refused to see her,
Aponxmous lettera to Mrs. Crttsenden and 10 the
papels, became her nEst mode Of vengeance and
Of attempted extorttou. Finding this unavatItnR,
tae armed heEself With pistol, and deliberately
shot her former paramount
Charles E. Fisher, business manager Of the
Sacramento tCal} Daily Reporter. and state rr1n,-
ing expert, vas shot dead in bis own house, De-
ceEbef II. BY Charles Dell, a young m4n who was
paying bis attentions to the daughter Of Ar.
Ftther, 1nt who had Just been ordered by htu to
'$AtS taG AsA5e% .1. E1a1Ga A4A HtEuCA ueu eeF-
al blows on the head with cane before the fatal
SHOT WAs nred.
John Il. Suf<att has pub1llhed a card In the
New York Fofid, IN which he claims to be Lecture
ing In the interest OF neither the Democratic, Re-
p.bican, Reform. Woman's Rights, nor auv other
party. " lie stands upon neutral erpand-up1n
platform Of bis OWL As to whether 1t Is good OF
bad. his friends must be the judges, not bis enc
ntR, because he !augh8 TO ssorR any Of their per-
sonal attacks. Conscious to himself Of right, he
~tl not be deferred from the course be chooses
10 follow BY The howlings and catpinRs OF those
who would be his friends II they dared.r