davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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killing of Capt. Bald win Doubted.

u
The Indian Office has heard nothing of
the reported killing Of Capt Baldwin,
q. s. A, by Indians in Oklahoma, as
reported in dispatches from FL Reno. The
office is inclined to doubt the accuracy
OF the report, believing that had there
been any truth in it Information would
have been received by the United States
Officials here
The morning times., 1895-08-29

If the Siemens-Lungren
Gas Lamp only saved the
gas it would be worth more
than 25c a month-the cost
of renting it per month.
But it sheds a beautiful
white light and is abso-
lutely safe. 25c a month
rental.
GHE Appliance Exchange, 1423 y. Y Ave
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coLoRED wA1FE's COMPLAINT
HI Used and Half Starved by a Family
Near Chevy Chase

HI Used and Half Starved by a Family
Near Chevy Chase.
Linnette Ward, fifteen-year-old COL
ored girl, was taken to the First precinct
station yesterday and placed in charge of
Matron Lewis. The girl was literally in
rags and nearly famished for food
She stated that she had been employed
by family near Chevy Chase, and yesterday
the girls employer beat her with broom.
stick and drove her down the road until
she had crossed into the District.
The girl is an orphan and has no rela-
tives living. She bore many marks of ILL.,
usage, but as it occurred in Maryland,
Humane Officer Wilson could take no
action. After being furnished dinner
by Mrs. Lewis, which Linnette devoured
raTenously, she was turned over TO the
ChiIdren's Aid Society
The morning times., 1895-08-29

THE last traces of the
big Summer Furniture Stock
we've had are disappearing.
Good idea to buy at these
prices if there's a possible
use you can put any of these
things to.
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Outing CIuh Hon

The regular semimonthly ladies' night of
the Washington Outing Club announchd for
last night, was deferred until next Wednes-
day evening. In its stead an informal hop
was given in the cosy club house, near
lexington, SO that the guests OF the club
might not be disappointed.
The morning times., 1895-08-29

First Race-ArchilleS,. Jimmy Lambley,
Himyaric
Second Race-Piekaway Irish Pat. Tear
Drop.
Third RaCe-MonOlith.A AIHeIenboIt. Vesta.
Fourth Race-Remorse, Brooklyn, Bell
sariuS.
Fifth Race-Key West, Con Lucy, Frank
r. Harf.
Sixth Race-Psttie. Airplant, Parvenus-
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Q. n. DAWSON,
Jeweler,
HOS + Street n. w.

You will never know how
cool you can make your
home or Office until you have
substituted electric light for
gas and put in an electric
fan. AS a power electric
ity is unequaled. Let us
turn on the current. Phone
II.
United States Electric Lighting Co,
Sl3 18th ST, n. W
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Marshall Hall and Indian Head.

The regular Thursday evening trip of
the steamer Manchester will take place this
evening al $50 O'Clock to Marshall Hall
and Indian Head. As the seaons is draw
ing TO close many people are taking ad-
vantage of these Thursday. Friday, and
Saturday trips to escape from the heat
and glare of the city and spend a brieS
period on the water of the beautiful Poto-
mac, and as an evidence that the trips
are increasing steadily in popularity the
fact is cited that several times already
the boat has been compelled, for lack
OF space, 10 leave several hundred people
standing on the wharf. The regular Friday
and Saturday trips will also be made this
week Round-trip fare, 20 cents.
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7 HAVE just received large
assortment of new goods-all
the latest styles and newest
patterns are represented
many novelties in jewelry are
among them, which have never
before been shown here.
Some Of the new patterns are
Of surprising beauty and striking
IN their novelty.
Take a look in my window
when you are passing down F
street, or if you can spare the
time come in and look at my
stock. / can show you many
things that will please you, and
interest you with the latest fash
ion notes on jewelry.
You are always welcome to exam
inc ana price my stock My prices
are very low.
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sixth. E. A. Pitkin, scarf pin; seventh,

sixth, Il a. Pitkin, scarf pin; seventh,
c. Z. Cause, racing suit.
The following prizes were also awarded
four times in order less than the seventh
time prize, and We're given in the time
order on the following official summary:
Ton OF coal, two sweaters, billiard cue,
four league pins, L. A W cuff buttons,
two cyclometers, flow pump, box OF cigars
and a pair of silk suspendeTs
The prizes Were delivered last night at
the W. r. C. headquarters, 319 New York
avenue northwest, by Dr. W W Hodges,
vice president of the club
SUMMARY OF THE RACES.
The summary is as follows:
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---ClRCULARS that we print never reach
tho waste basket-they're much TOO slightly
Ask us Tor estimates
RcClLL g. WALLACE Printers,
590 J. Street X w Phone, I53s
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SURPRISED BY REDOHAC
Nobody Expected the Horse to
Win, But He Did.
JOCKEY ELLIS CALLED UP

Asked to Explain His Queer Manner
OfHandling ngLouisQuatorze-Murphy
Claimed Foul Against Lotion, but
1t Was Not AIIowed-Hot Fight
for Place in the Third Event.
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TIM cAMPBELL's CONTEST.
Testimony Filed 10 Gust Theatrical
Manager Miner

MdhdGeT M1fler-
Cierk Kerr OF the House OF Representa-
tiveS, yesterday received the testimony
for the contestant IN the case of Timothy
J. Campbell VS.. Harry C Miner, from the
Eighth district of New York.
This was the first Official Information
that the clerk had received OF the fact that
khe weii-known eK-Congressman intended
20 contest the election Of his theatrical
opponent a
The morning times., 1895-08-29

The Evening Times gives alI the
newa DIR a cent.
The morning times., 1895-08-29

Iwant 10 be the !eweler who first
comes into your mind
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$1.2 To Baltimore and Return. SI.25
via Pennsylvania Railroad

Excursion tickets TO Baltimore, Satur-
day, August 81, and Sunday, September 1,
good returning until September 2, at 81 20.
The morning times., 1895-08-29
Selections

Refers To St Asaph series.
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IlPORlS CORREOS ESPII0LIS
de la Companla Trasatlantica
Antes de A. Lopez s. Co.

SERVICIO PARA PUERTO RICO Y LA HABANA
-SALIDAS-de Barcelona los dfas 5 25 de cafa mes
e Malaga el y 27-De Cadiz e 10 30
expden pasajes de ida vueta 25 pS de rebsja
fanias equancia de enteros
ebaa APPLICABLE aos betes de
Ida vuelta.
de de pa de Il cunapldos
vssaie, de Il amos cunpidos pasaje
81 preferences 3: ordinaria Un nino hast gratis De
pasae de IL amos pasaje de II adean pasa1
amos gratuitarnente;
ahos, med pasae; adelante, pasaje
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comida Acaso era aquella la fsonomis
devota de un hombre que va tomar la ca
labaza para hacer una peregrinaci6n? Ell
cuanto al duque de Anjou, su ausencia per
scnal, motivada por La causa que dices,
Simpediria la venida de sus apgevinos. ives
nno solo de ellos en- tn salon. Miralo bien,
eclipse total, pues nj adn esta ese matasiete
de Busy.
-iEhl sef1ores, dijo ell duqne de Brissac,
meneando la cabeza con aire desesperado
esto se me fgura una desgracia completa
Pero Dios miol sEn que ha podido nuestra
casa, siempre tan fel a la monarquia, des-
agradar a 8. M
ell viejo cortesano levantaba con dolor
las manos al cielo
Los joyenes miraban San Luc daban
grandes carcajadas, que lejos de tranquil
Ear al mariscal, le desesperaban.
La joven sefiora de San Luc, pensativa y
podido su padre y su esposo dessgradar al
lrey-
San Luc 10 saba. por eso era ti que
menCs traDquilo estaba de tod
De improviso 80 abri0 una de las puertas
per donde Sc entraba al salon, y annnciaron
al rey.
- AhI exclam6 ell mariscal radiante de
| algeria; shora NADIA temo, 81 oyese al un-
ciar al duqne de Anjou, mi satisfaction Sc
ia complefa-
~ yo. mnrmnro San Luc, temo mas al
rey presente, qae ausente, porque es seguro
que viene Jugarme alguna pasada, asi Co
mo la ausencia del duque de Anjon tiene ell
lnismo objeto
Pero esta triste refisxi6n n0 le impsdi6
preclpiiar-e a recibir nj rey. qu- h bi-ndo
al Il H. ] d, r. color d. r*~f%n.. =.
| adj lALlaDA rs-p.aLucCiuufe coa su yestido
De raso, sus piumas y Pedreria-
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encnentros parciales, Ell los cuales por 10
comdn morfa uno de los combatientes, 6 a
10 menos quedaba gravemente herido
Catalina h abba vlsto colpadcs sus deseos
Su mas querido hijo ocupaba va aquel trono
que ella habia ambciOnado tanto para 81, 8
mas bien para ST misma, porque reinaba en-
nombre de Enrique, sin dejar por ESQ de
aparentar que aislada de las cosas de este
mundo, no procnraba mis- que asegurar. su
eterna salvacion.
San Luc, aunque alarmado poT no yer
llegar ninguna persona real, procuraba
tranquilizar su snegro, quien inQuietabs
deInaslado esta arnenaz adora ausencia Con
vencido. como todos, de la amistad Que el
rey Enrique profesaba San Luc, babia
creido contraer ai'auza con un favorito, V
por ell contrarlo. seglin todas las apariencias.
sa hiJa Sc habia casado con I'M hombre
caido de la gracia del monarca
San Luc So esforzaba para inspirarle una
segurldad que ei misino no tenia, Y stir
amigos Maugiron, Schomberg Quelus, con
sus trs les mas msgnificos, muy estirados
con sus lujosas ropillas, cuyas gorgneras
enormes parecian klatos en- que estsban co
locadas sus cab-zas, como en- el festfu de
Herodes, anmentaban el coDfiicto del recien
casado con sus ir6Eicas lameufaciones
-;Pobre amigo mioi decia Q1elus, creo
ciertamente que ests vsz no hay remedio
para a. Has dIrgu,tado al ray por haberte
reido de sus eonsejos. al du4ue de- Anjou
por haberte burlado de sus narices
No es ESQ. 1espondi6 San Luc; ell re,
no vieIe porque ha lido 4 hacer ma pere
giipaci6n los Minimos de bosque de Vim
cennes. el duqne Apjon esta .usenfe por
quo nc habie ,iyidsdo de eouyidAr a algu
na tls ma DE- qnien e~fsra .namf RADIO
-f.Qae disparste.-diio u sugiron-s Has
yisnp ei aspecto que tema 81 rey durants y
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Mas en- ell momento en- que aparecia por
una de las pnertas ell rey Enrique III. Sc
presentaba nor la de enfrente otro rey En-
rique III, exactamente igual al primero.
vestido, calZado. engolillado y adornado del
mismo modo; de suerte que los cortesanos
que habian acudido en- tropel hscia ell pri-
nero, sc detuvieron como las oleadas en- ell
pillar de un puente. y refuyeron arremoli-
nados deSde ell primero al segundo rev.
Enrique III observe el movimiento, no
yiendo delante de II mas que bocas sbiertas,
ojos asustados cuerpos empinandose sobre
un pie exclam6:
.JQue es esto seforesi ZONE sucedu.
Una larga carcajada foe la respuesta que
sc oyo.
Ell rey, POGO sufrdo por naturaleza, ha-
llandose principalmente en- aquel momeuto
POGO dispuesto la paciencia, c3meuz aha
frnucir el cefio, cuando San Lac, acercsn-
dose el, le dijo:
Seffor, es Chicot. yuest,o bnf6u, Qua se
ha vestifo exacta amente como v. NJ, one
da q sar nlane 4 las damr.
Enrique Ill 80 echo reir. Chicot gozx-
ba en- In corte del itimo Valois de una IT,
bertad parecida IL que treinta anos antex
habia Icnido Triboulet en- Ia corte del rev
Francisco |. y Ia que dsbia tener currents
afIos despues LsDgely en- la corte del rev
Luis XIII.
Psro Chicst no era un buf6n ordinario
Autes de nAmarse Chicot 80 hsbfa llamad0
de Chicot Era un noble breton, que NAL
tratado por ci sefior de Msyenne h sbis b ~
cado anxi'io al Isdo lie 4 ,riqne I'LL ysulo
pagaba en- veri.d = algunas vecas crurin~
IL pr.,fcs.i6l qn- l.. coacofia ei suc-sor de-
Carla- lx
--,tioix, maese chicot, d.jo Enrique, dos
reyes aqnii - demasiado.
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@ Ierida mia, respondi6 este, yo os 10
contare despues. Cuando Sc haya disipado
ese grande enojo.
u Y Sc disipara pregunto Juana
Precise sera que asi suceds, contest6 ell
joven
La sefiorita de Brissac hacfa muy POGO
tempo que era seflora de San Luc, para que
iusistiese en- sus pregunuas; encerro, pues su
curiosidad en- 10 intImo del coraz5n, prone
tiendose encontrar en- breve, para dlctar sus
condolences, un momento en- que su marido
no pudiese menos de aceptarlas
Esperabase, puos, Enrique iii on el pa
lacio de M0Dtmorency en- Ell momepto que
empeZa ia historic que yamos 4 referir a
uuestcos lectores Pero eran va las once Y
el rey no habia lIegsdo
San Lde hdbia con nyidado al bale A todos
los amigos del rey los suyos propios. a los
principles y los amigos de { tos, particn
iarnegte al ddque de AlenZou, entonees du-
que de Anjou d cCnsecuencla del advent
miento de su hermano al trono; pero el du
que de Anicu. que no habsa ssistido al ban
quite del Louvre. parecia que tam ,cco debia
hallarse en- 81 baie del p, lacio de Montmo
reDey.
Con 10 que respeta al rey Ia reipa de
Navarra, hefmana cum do de Enrique, Sc
habisn refugiada en- e b arm hacian la
opoeicion alberta, guerreando la cabeza de
los hugonotes.
FL d, que de Anjou, segdn su costumbre,
hacia tamb en- Ia oposicion, pero una oposi-
cion sorda teDebrosa. en- que tenia STEM
pre- cudad, de quedarse 4 retaguardia.
echsndo.por delaDte aquellos de sus ami
gos a quienes no habIa hecho escarmentaT
del ejemp'o de Ia Mole de Cooounas
NJ h mos dieho que los geptiles- -hombres
de su casa y los del rsy vivian en- mala inre-
hgencia, produciendo dos 3 tres veces al mes
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Los infrascratos nsee5scos carwasos
con. e9eycscso en- esta cgasCla9.

4<OS tzyT0SCYttOS WtttetCCS CWN1U1SOS
CON e3e2cscsO en- esta csa4dad,
Certifcan: que han comprobado ya en ia
Ia epidernia varioiosa reinante en- esta ciu-
dad. Ia ofcacia incontestable del virus
yasuno procedente de-! Iustituto de Vacu
naei6n de don Santiago Seijo instaIado en
Arsc;ko baio su Observation-Disclosures que d.
cho senor Seijo despues de un concienzudo
Y detenido estudio ha ccnseguido perfec-
cionar 81 nivel de los Institutes Europeos
dc gu fndole, el cultivo de aGuel virus pro-
flsctico de la viruela hasta el extreme ed
poder asegursr y afrmar los que suscriben,
one en esta poblaci6n ha prod 1cdo tan fe
Ices resultadcs ha obtenido tan lisonj jer G,
adsfacborio brillante sxito, que Sc han
consegu;do COZ su empleo y propagaci1o 81
exterminio de Ia viruela que aterrorizsba y
diezmaba esta poblaci6n desde hace diez y
ocho es. No vacilando por ends los in
frascritos en- pubiicar-no tan solo por me
dio de Ia presente sino lus tambien por Ia
p@ersa periodica del pats & ser -ecesario-
que Ia linfa vacuos exsraida de- la ternera
dsl precitado Institute es superior prefe-
riole tcdas las dernas usadas an la isla, In
cluso la de Londres, que establishments
ha dado n1ejor y mas resultado, hasta ell ex-
tremo de haber conseguido La p~stulacion
UacissaI en- IN noventa por cierto. Y para
que conste valga donde convenir pudiere
don Santiago Seijo espido la presente
Ponce & IL de Mayo de 1889.-Dy. Baltasay
l,ssgxes Corchodo-DT. Rever6s-Dr.
Paga,si-DT. Corossas-Dr. Vidal Rses-Dr.
Eliseo Font Gtssllot-Dr. Juan Ig,essas-
Dr.. Al. Zesso Gassdsa-D~. Cassmiro 2. del
E.aIb
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Unquento 0erm6qeno!

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
por el UNGUENTO DERMoGENO en-
las Aagas Qnsnsadxras. juanetes, ps-
caasI,as de nsosq~itos iep,a africans,
sabaaonss, sksfantfasfs tansores, dc
cNal4xisr p,oesdsncsa, reunxasisns0, ell
es,as, he,sdas de cstalq1isr a,nsa, pa
nadts0s &:, 10 demuestran las infini-
tas curaciones obtenidas y el constan-
te uso que de dicho especi6co sc
hace.
Deposlto: Fa,macia Csntr0I de ].
Ferrer
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$50

FL que suscribe, se ofrece para traduccio-
nes de frances italiano, al castellano y
vice-versa, asf como sc dedica por ahora &
dar classes de idioma frances en su casa-ha-
bitaci6n, calle Salud, mum. 5.-Ponce, Enc
70 de 1895.
Ar{stides SansO.sDsetri
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con rostro severe impropio de las circuns-
tancias. Su traJe ademas estaba eu armo,
MIA con 81 rostro; era aquel traje color de
castana oscuro con que Clouet nos le ha pin
tado, asistiepdo a las hodas de Joyeuse Y
aquella espeeie de espectro real, serio ha>ta
la majestad, teuia heiados todos de espan
10, y pIincipalmente la joyen desposada, a
quien siemprc miraba de reojo.
Sin embargo, nadie extrafiaba, al parecer,
la aetitud sombria del rey EN- medic de Ia
algeria del festin, porque la causaba uuo de
es1s secretos dsl eorazoo que el mundo cos
tea con precauc6n como escollos A H1r de
aqua, contra los cnales es SECURE estrellarse
\al tocar ell elloS
Apeuas termno Ell bauquete, Sc levaut6 e
" bruscamente, veudose todos obligados
los que cor fesaban en- voz baja su deseC
permanecer seDtados Ia mesa, a imital
mplo del monarea. Entonces San Lnt
una mirada su mujer. como ii qai
allar en- SuS ojos ell yalor que le u
proxina ndo>e al rey:
le dijn lme haTa v NJ ell honor
ell bale que intento dar en- 81
"a noche en- Ell palacio de Mout
sc yolvio con aspecto dc cole
como San Lac sc mantuvie
} inelinado delaute de el
ina voz de las mas suaves
las mas respetunsas:
pondi6, iremos, aunqut
knehte esta prueba dt
Arte.
de Brissac, va seno
piidemeDte las gra
vclyio la espalda
yos, seffor de
Ia joven su
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VENTA DE UNA FINCA

Por 5 6. 600 al contado Sc veude una pro-
piedad en- ell barrio de Anon, compuesta de
40 cuerdas plantadas en- su mayor parte de
cafe, platanos, guineos pales frutales.
FL que la interese puede entenderse con
don Severe Segarra.
Mario 81 de 1895. 2Im. 2v.s.
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COcinerO

Uno de buenas costumbres Y
honrado, desea colocarse en- una
casa de comercio, de hombres
solos, para residir en- ella.
En- esta redacci6n informaran.
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DE NINAS, DE PONCE
Gran depuratsvo vegetal i!

sGrnn dtpyr1tsv0 Ucgctal !
sea extracto fuido compuesto de
varias plantas indigenas, usadas co.
no alterantes y sudorihcas.
Cada onza Auida representa- una
aza de las plantas que coattene.
!; PURAMENTE VEGETAL
FL mas conocido, ssguyo ydpido
s.ufifcador de la sangrel
Conserva el CUTS tsrs0 y ibre de
Sspct0nes y gyanos!
Pneden usarlo hasta los nii1os.
Deposito Farnsaeia Central, de ].
Fcrrer.
) NJ ". o. S. Nvbre de 1904.
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Vigas de 4 x 5, 4 x6y5x 10 alfagias
de x 3. Estantas de ansubo de AZ va
ras. Surtido general de maderas de la
Florida, tablas de todas classes demas
efectos para construction.
L. P. DORA & C.
Playa-Ponce Noviambre % de 1894
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HO &
INTERNATIONAL
PORT-AU-PRINCE.-HA

PORT-AU-PKINCE.-
El propietario que suscribe ofrece las co
nodas y ventiladas habitaciones de este
Hotel todos los puertorriquefios extran :
geros de transito estadfs fla en Haiti
En- el estableci miento se habla ings,,
frances, espafio. itaiiano Trato Quito; ser
vicio escogido.
Tenemos sucursai en ii aristocratieo cam
po de Thor (Bizot6n) para los pasageros
enfermos que seran tratados cen esmerada
solicitud
F. GONzALo MARIN
. Enero % de 1895
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-21

FOR RENT-2S3 North Market St.
rooms bath. city water and barn. $40 per
month. Also desirable houses on Fair
mount, at :. Hartford Investment; Co,
Sedgwick block di4i-tf.
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adviser. With a natural gift for diplo-
macy and political intrigue, she quick
" made her influence felt, and from
her study in Munich conducted bril-
liant and potential correspondence
with the leading diplomats of Europe.
Her residence was the most beautiful
in Munich, and she was presented at
court by the king as ''my best friend. :"
With the consent of the crown prince
she was ennobled and presented with
an estate, which carried with it feudal
rights over two thousand souls.
To her credit be it said, the Montez
exerted herself for the best interests of
the king and his subjects; but her
reign. nevertheless, was destined to be
as brief IS it was brilliant. Her enc
mics were legion, and always busy,
and the stories circulated about her
soon produced perceptible effect. She
was Kissed and insulted when she sp-
peared in public. When the student
mobbed her house. and the king re-
taliated with an edict closing the uni
versity, demands for her expulsion
came from all quarters. and in the end
the Bavarian chamber of peers forced
from her royal adnirer an order for
her punishment Soldiers conducted
her TO the border, while the people Of
Munich burned her residence to ths
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Her career is shrouded in mystery. but
she Is believed 20 have been the daupb.
ter OF the noted Juliane Won Krudener.
whose wit and beauty won her so many
exalted admirers. car Of all the Rus
siaS included, three generations ago.
The mother. after brief marital ex-
perience in 1896 secured a divorce from
her husband. kouStantin Won krudener.
ami thereafter was the bright particu-
lar star OF gay circles in Paris, where
a French officer, Count Fre-eniIle, was
her preferred lover. and in -. Peters
burg. where the dreamy and melan-
cholic Alexander l. was an almost
night y visitor - her salon. Bv reason
Of her influence with the car she was
force which for many wears could
not with safety be omitted from suv
political combination. Late in life She
became = religions devotee and found
refuge in Switzerland. but her seem.
ing piety and lavish gifts % the poor
did not prevent the rulers az the noun
tain republic from exiting her q a pes
tilent political intriguante. and with
her daughter she retired 10 the Crimea.
where she died in 1928 She LEFT large
estates IN the Baltic provinces 81 Rus
sia. inherited from her husband. and
the proceeds from their "a e are though:
TO have furnished Amelie Won Krudeuer
with the means required for merry
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ground The old king wrote to he,
frequently, and remained constant in
his affection for her, but fears for the
throne he had agreed 70 abdicate with.
in a year kept him from insisting on
her return, and Lola Montez drifted off
into the world, again soldier of for.
tune. Her subsequent career is an
oft-told story. She died in New Yorl,
in the winter of SCI. and low mound
in Greenwood now marks her resting
place.
Among these favorites of dead king
Katharine Bozzaris, an imperious
southern beauty, with raven hair and
dark burning eyes, next deserves at
tention. She was n descendant of the
illustrious Marco Bozzaris, the hero of
MisSolonphi and the champion of
Grecian freedom. King Ludwig took a
deep and active interest in the strug.
giles of the Greeks to free themselves
from the rule of the Turk, and it was
largely by his personal efforts that his
son Otto became king of Greece.
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Lola Montez as q Pompadour-Pretty
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Favor and Helped to Lose
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This story deals with the follies and
caprices of a dead king and the
souvenir, as odd as it is dainty, which
serves to bring them to the minds of
another age and country.
Louis l. of Bavaria was in many
WAYS a remarkable monarch. Sprung
from the great house of Wittelsbach,
the founders of which won the crown
of Bavaria by their wisdom in council
as well as by courage in the field, he
was not an unworthy descendant of his
forbears, and left a deep impression
upon hisage He was a man of strong
and original intellect, poetic tempera-
lnent and marked admiration for the
beautiful Modern Munich, the most
curious and unique of European cities,
was planned, begun and completed by
him, and he enriched il with noble
churches and palaces, splendid mu-
seums. theaters and academies, beauti-
full statues and imposing monuments.
Moreover, he was an able and fore
sighted ruler, as well as a wise patron
of the arts, and during his reign raised
Bavaria from condition of absolute
vassalage to the house of Hapsburg to
a rich, fourishing and reasonably indie
pendent country.
But Louis /. had one weakness, and
An the end it proved fatal. He loved a