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The San Francisco call., 1897-05-09

Junior Order of American Mechanics.
Last Tuesday Starr King Council had one
initiation and received two applications. 1t
was visited by District Deputy Tibbits and by
State Councillor Henry C. Schaer,zer, who
delivered an interesting address on the sub
ject of immigration and held that the ignorant
and flliterate class that had been admitted
into the United States between 1880 and 1890
had driven from work thousands upon thou
sands of native-b born, intelligent citizens. He
held that that class OF immigration was detri-
mental to the United States and that there
should be placed restriction on the admis-
sion into the country of class of people who
prove injurious to its interests.
On the 25th inst Starr King Council will
give smoker in Native Sons Hall on Seven.
teenth street, TO which all will be welcome
NJ. G. McClinton will deliver lecture on
"The Art of Printing"
large delegation from Starr Ring Council
paid visit to John A. Logan Council in
Oakland last Friday night and witnessed the
conferring of The Orien tai degree
State Coun cilor Schaertzer and members
of San Francisco councils paid a visit last Sat
urday to Monadnock Council at Vallejo, and
were well received.
Alexander Hamilton Council has organized
its senate and elected q. T. Whilten president
and DR.. P. A. Terry president pro tenn. Other
officials of that august body will be appointed
al a future meeting and committees on rules
and other business will be named.
A number of the members OF Starr King
Council and OF the councils of the Daughters
OF Liberty and who are mem bers Of the Starr
King Dramatic Club win give an entertain
ment for charity in the Second Unitarian
Church hall on the 2Sth inst.
The piece selected is "Uncle Toms Cabin"
NJ. G. McCinton will take the part of Uncle
Tom. Miss Tottie Phillips viii | appear as Topsy,
Z. w. Close as st. Clair, Miss Grace L. Melluish
as Eliza, C. NJ. Porter as Legree and little Miss
Phillips as Eva,
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Imnrovea order of Red Mon.

Modoc Tribe held an open meeting last
Thursday night, on which occasion an inter
esting and entertaining programme was
presented. Charles F. Burgman, great chief
of records, who is a past officer of the tribe,
acted as entertainment director, and under
his direction there were presented the follow
ing numbers: Overture, William Nutall vocal
solo, C. H. Parish; address on social Prob
lens, q continuation OF the subject discussed
at the previous open meeting by the great
chief OF records; recitation. Joseph Hanson; ;
barytone solo, ]. Sutton; feats OF paper-tearing.
NJ. Harris; piano solo, Professor Meyers; violin
solo, Master Abe Wise. with guitar accompani-
ment by Mr.. Harris; comic song, r. Kane;
piano solo, Mr.. Calusen; recitation, E. Calvert;
vocal solos by E. Owens AMI Mr. Coughlan,
and piano SOLO by NJ. Melville. The pro-
gramme was very much enjoyed.
Pohonachee Tribe and Alfarata Council gave
a joint entertainment and social in Union.
square Hall last night, when in addition to
the dance there was presented the followin g
booker male quar'et; contralto solo, Per
fumes of the Orient" Miss Xena Rober S (:
reading, "Necama.' Cyrus Brownlee Newton; Z;
tenor solo, Queen of the Earth C. NJ Elliot
"There Was an Old Woman" Knickerbocker
quartet; reading, "Aunt Stuitsnicker's Remln-
SCIENCES" Cyrus Brownlee Newton; contralto
solo, my Dream of You" (" Miss Xena Roberts;
tenor solo, Because of Thee" D. NJ. Lawrence;
reading, THAT Old Sweetheart of Mine"
Cyrus Brownlee Newton; Dearest Maiden,
Dance With Me-" Knickerbocker quartet.
gramme and the dance that followed fur
nished pleasant evenings entertainment for
all.
The members ot White Eagle Tribe met in
the hall at the corner of Twenty-fourth street
and Potrero avenue last week, and after the
close of tribe business conferred the Hay
makers degree in fine style on number of
candidates.
new tribe was instituted at Fresno last
week. 1t is to be known Tehachapi, and
the instituting chief was H. B. Jennings
Fourteen Red Men en- Tered the tribe, and there
were adoptions which increased the member
ship to iorty-fiye.
Minnewawa Council of Elmhurst has ar
MonteZuma Tribe adopted nine palefaces
last Tuesday.
Tomorrow Osceola Tribe will adopt twenty
five and confer the degrees The tribe will
give a smoker on the 18th.
Althomss Tribe, instituted last January, has
since that time Increased its me mbership by
thirty.
Past Sachem Snyder OF Red Jacket Tribe of
Sacramento was in this City last week on his
way TO Lake County. He stated that recently
his tribe had added thirty palefaces and ex-
poets TO make a howing of many more before
the close of the term.
The great chief OF records visited Awahnee
Tribe last Wednesday, On which occasion l.
w. Blake was elected chief of records for the
tribe.
Reports from various tribes show an en-
couraeing gain in the reservation.
The N eetIug of the committee on orphans
home which was to have been held last week
was postponed on account of the illness OF {.
Berel, the prime mover in the matter who
was taken sick with appendicitis.
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The Degree OF Honor, A. O. U. w.

Last Tuesday John Van Allen, past master of
Crocker Lodge, visited Silver Spray Lodge Of
the Degree of Honor, and made the an
nouncement that on Wednesday next there
will be the initiation of fifteen candidates for
Crocker Lodge by the Pacific Drill Team at 8
o'clock, and that at 8 O'Clock there will be n
open meeting and reception to the ladies of
Silver Spray Lodge of the Degree OF Honor and
TO 'ladies of our own" There will be an ex-
hibition by the Pacific Team, selections by the
Street Railway band, aud instrumen tai aud
vocal selections. icecream and cakes and
dancing.
Ivy.Lodge at Its quarterly social last Wednes-
day had a good house and the following
programme was presented; Recitation, Mrs.
Anna Donaldson; piano solo, Mrs. ]. E.
Holmes; vocal selection with guitar accom-
paniment, Mrs. Eva Cogan; recitation, "Aux
Italiens," Miss Josie Butler; recitation, NJ ss
Gussie lsaacs, and vocal solo, 'The Pilgrim of
Love-" William J. Oakes.
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The Odd Fellows.

The next annual sess ion of the Grand Lodge
OF Odd Fellows commences On Tuesday and
will remain in session for several days. There
Will be about ESQ representatives in delibera-
tion and on Wednesday next the ladies of
Oriental Rebekah Lodge will give a lunch in
he banquet hail to those of the representatives
who will visit there. The proceeds OF this will
be donated to the fund for the building of the
Orphans Home at GIIroy, the cornerstone of
which was laid on Saturday
The State Assembly OF the Rebekahs will
also hold its frs: session Tuesday. On Wednes-
day there will be work in The iniIiatory degree
and in the first and second degrees. Quite a
number of important matters Will come up for
discussion.
From the number of demands that have
beer made for tickets the indications are that
there will be large attendance at the enter
tainment ana presenlation of living pictures
by Loyal RebeKah Lodge tomorrow night in
the assemb bly hall of the Odd Fellows build
ing.
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UKIAH STABLES.
PALACE HOTEL, UKIAR.

HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS AND
IL CONNER rcia men. Free BUS and baggage to
and from all trains.
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new CARLSBAD MINERAL SPRINGS,
LAKE COUNTY

LAKE COUNTY,
THE GREATEST HEALTH-GIVING WATER
L in America Specific for all stomach, liver,
kidney anu bladder troubles. New hotel. new
management. Terms 81 10 $40 per week. For 1
particulars address W. r. McjOVERN, Kelsey
vile. Lake Co.. or DR. MCGOVERN, 1877 Fol-
som street, San Francisco
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Lodge. when the degrees were conterren on
eight candidates in ampified form.
Next Wednesday the Pacific Lodge drill team
will visit Crocker Lodge at Excelsior Hall,
Mission street. when public meeting will be
held and the screen work given.
On Thurs day evening Grand Overseer Bahrs,
Grand Receiver Booth and the Deputy Grand
Master Workman F. S. Poland will visit
Tiburon Lodge at Tiburon, when the screen
work viii be prese nted.
Oakland Lodge WAS visited by the Pacific
Lodge drill team last Friday evening, on
which occasion the degrees were conferred in
amplified form.
A new lodge will shortly be established at
jamestown, Tuolumne County.
The Grand Lodge at its recent meeting au-
thorized the grand recorder to issue An appeal
to su bordinate lodges of this jurisdiction in
behalf of the widow of ]. w. Lowry. a mem Der
of one of the Los Angeles lodges. who died out
of standing. The appeal is being generously
responded to by the lodges throughout the
State.
Grand Overseer George II. Bahrs has ar
ranged for extended trip throughout the
Southern part of the State, when he will visit
lodges and deliver addresses in behalf of the
order
Grand Recorder D. S. Hirshberg will visit
the Grand Lodge of Nevada as the special rep
sentative of the supreme master workman
at its session to be held at Virginia City, New,
next Wednesday. In the evening public
meeting will be held and address in the
interests of the order will delivered.
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SEIGLER SPRINGS,

LAKE COUNTY.
THIS DELIGHTFUL WATERING-PLACE IS
i located in the midst of the Coast Range.
Abundance of mineral springs, hot and cold
plunge baths, large swimmin g-tank of mineral
water fine stone diniDgroom; telephone con-
nections electric lights, livery accom- m odation;
good trout-hshing and hunting Roundtrip tick
cts at s. p offices, $40.
JOH N SPAULDING, Proprietor
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SUMMER BOARD. SANTA CRUZ MTS,

n CANT climate, fishing, hunting and scenery;
low price.
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AURORA SPRINGS HOTEL

GLOVERDALE, SONOMA COUNTY: FIRST
~ class hunting and trout streams; fresh milk,
butter. eggs and vegetables; tents II desired:
terms " per week. Address u 7, GILLIAN,
Cloverdale.
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GLENBROOK,

ONE OF THE MOST CHARMING RESORTS
~ In the state. Fine scenery, hunting and fish
Ing. Excellent table. For circulars and further
Information address o. w. X. TREDWAY, Glen
brook, Lake County Cal
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GLEN FARM

ElNE SPRING WATER; PLENTY OF MILK,
Il cream. fruit and home comforts. For particu-
lars address MRS. v. STUBENRAUCH. box l59,
Naps, Cal
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ADAM SPRINGS, LAKE co.

J,AvORITE RESORT OF THE STATE; THE
IL water is unexceied for medicinal purposes;
table unsurpassed fine fishing AMI hunting: stage
daily from Ialistoga direct to springs round trip
at southern Pacific offices $40. DIR. w. K
PRATHER, Adam Springs
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Santa Fe
Limited.

On MON "a VS. an d
TIL q RID AVS the first
class pullman sleeping-car
leaving at 8 p. II. connects
1t BaIstow with the Santa
Fe limited train carrying
dining-car, buffet sm oking-
car and Pull m an palace
drawinE.room sleeping-cars
for both Chicago and st.
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BARTLETT SPRINGS /!
GOOD WATER AND
GOOD HEALTH,
A Positive Cure for Kidney,
Stomach, Liver and Rheu-
matte Troubles.
THOUSANDS OF REMARKABLE CURES.
THOUSANDS OF REMARKABLE CURES

SWIMMING TANK, TUB AND VAPOR
Baths with competent masseurs.
Tennis Courts, Bowling Alleys, Croquet
Grounds. Billiards, Dancing Pavilion; Orches-
ira plays daily burros for m oun tain clim bing.
RATES-Hotel and hotel cottages, $40 to
SIS per week; housekeeping cottages, 81 so to
$6 per week.
Call or address BARTLETT SPRINGS CO.,
% Fourth street, San Francisco. or B. s. Co.,
Bartlett Springs, Lake County, Cal.
Pamphlets mailed free.
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HOTEL DE REDWOOD.

i Mountains; board from 81 to $40 week:
campers' return ticket 81 60 Zen for circular to
NJ. S. cox, Laurel, Cal.
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ALPINE HOUSE.

FISHING AND HUNTING HEADQUAR-
y tiers: livery stable Connected: in the vicinity Of
Big Basin: streams alive with trout: mountains
full OF game. Write McABEE q MONTAGUE,
Boulder Creek. Santa Cruz county.
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ORR HOT SPRINGS,

IA MILES FROM UKIAH. FINE FISHING
i + and hunting. Baths free. Water sure cure for
rheumatism and all skin diseases Round trip,
SO so. Board. 81 per week. J. HI ORR, Orr Post
Office, Mendocino County, Cal.
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SANTA CRTZ DIVISION Marrow GaugeJ.
foot of Market Street.)
t7:45A Santa Cruz Excursion, Santa Cruz -
and Principal Way Stations. IS:oSY
0:45A Newark, ,Centcrvilfc, San Jose. Ieiton,
stations seaioes oIees' 'an'a oiu4 anu " o,aaS
S2:lnP Newark, Centerville San Jose. New
Almaden, FELTON,. Boulder Creek,
Santa Cruz and Principal Way "a
4:ISr Newark. San Jose and Los Giatos =. $500
CREEK ROUTE FERRY.
From SAN FRLNcISG0-Foot Of Market Street (Slp s.
s715 600 I1:00A.M. t1:oo 1900 t5:ea
400 1890 's:ooPM
From OAKLAND-Foot Of fBroadway.-~6O0 800 1o:ooAMs
1890 'I:oo ta:oo $500 TACO H5:oor.M,
COAST DIVISION CThird 4 Townsend Sts.l
7;OOA San Jose aud Way Stations New -
Almaden Wednesdays ony)....... 1f1OE
0:OOA San Jose Tres Pinos Santa Cruz,
Pacific Grove. Paso Robes San
Prncinal S Way Stations .." 4:I5A
lO;4OA San lose nnd WAY Stations .... 6:3OE
lI:aOA Palo Alto and Way Stations....... 5:0Or
.2:3OP San Mateo, Menlo Park, San Jose,
Groy, Tres Pinos Santa Cruz,
Salinas, Monterey and Pacfc1;rove slO;4OA
s8:3OP San Jose and Way Stations 9:40A
s4:3OP San Jose and Way Stations. -S:05A
5:3OP San Jose and Principal Way Stations 'S:45A
6;3OP San Jose and WAY Stations .,.... 6:B5A
tlI:45p San Jose and Way Stations. t7;45P
A for Morning. p for Afternoon. &
sSundays excepted. Sundays only tSaturdays only
II Monday. Thursday and Saturday nights only.
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SANTA CATALINA ISLAND f!
SEASON OF 1897.
Greatest Attractions in the West.

BEAUTIFUL LOCATION AND HOME CON-
ID forts fruit ranch. Frst-cass accommo-
dations- Table supplied by home products For
descriptive circulars and terms address box IS,
Sebastopol Cal
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SAN LEANDRO AND HAYWARDS LOCAL.
foot OF Market Street)
The herald., 1897-12-05

father (only to play it more successfully
the part played by Bonnie Charlie"
when he raised his standard on the Braes
of Mar for his father, James Of St.
Germain. To prepare himself for such a
part he has been learning the art Of war
in the Russian army. He received q
commission in that service as soon as his
schooldays were over in England.
The prince has five first given names.
They are Jamie John Charles Alphonso
Philip. He was born in Vevey, in Switz-
erland. in 1870. His mother, who died
about four years ago. was princess Of
Bourbon-P Parma. After the failure Of
the last Carlist insurrection the family
of Don Carlos was poor, and his man
ner Of living kept them so. But when,
in 1898, Don Carlos married the Princess
Maria Bertha Of Rohan times of finan-
cial prosperity dawned again for them,
for the princess, though not Of royal
blood, was wealthy, and brought her
husband big fortune. Since Prince
jamie has had a stepmother his allow
ance has been increased. and he can
now keep UP his end with any Of the
gay young officers Of the Cars army.
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE
Col. Napoleon Bonaparte Is a more
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The test be made and the communications
be opened until after Captain ingalls,
out the problem with the other
under
The Jubilee shot fred from e2nch Woolwich gun
and reached distance from the firing point of twelve miles
At time in its fight the shot three miles high
When the had been accurately the British
opened the foreign which letter
from Captain Ingalls, the calculations placed
Captain ingalls, plotted within yards
point He only $50 of the way, and
quenty he ranked first the worlds cculaors of the
ryng big This astonshed the British arsts
and they decided that the captain practically
in the hole where fell In twelveile calculation $50
yards is so little that it is practically nothing.
The sixteennch gun which be mounted at
Shoals it mounted West Point and fred the
bo would doubtless land in the waters of the bay somewhere
around the Statue Liberty thus holding the habor perfect
safety New York city, Jersey City, Brooklyn Hoboken
would be undisurbed by conflict the harbor the entire
battle would take place their heads The enemys
fecual fire would fall them, gun
would play the housetops the advancing ships
The English Jubilee just described which attained length
twelve statute miles, would formidable
English cruiser but its size weight would
caly keep it from these Shores England Jubilee
at home for it's defense.
Germany has Krupp On the Meppen range it has
oudistanced the Jubilee by half mile but this great
German falls nearly four miles short reaching Roer
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G. S. RUSSELL.

species, but a careful examination
brings out many little features that ara
not found in the Atlantic lobster. Ths
Bermudas are considerably larger, as a
rule, than the others, and the boiled ones
have richer red color. The Bermuda
has no SHEAR claw" which Is dis
tinguishing feature Of his Atlantic
brother, but he has q row Of legs, or
creepers on either side of his body that
more than make up for the big SHEAR
claw" OF the Atlantic lobster, and he II
all meat. The tail part is Of the same
general character as is that of the At
lantic species, but the flesh is more solid
and firmer, and, if anything, the flavor 10
better than that Of the Atlantic species.
The Bermuda Holsters have several
other points that make them differ from
those caught on the Atlantic coasts.
They have two long tentacles, or feelers,
that protrude in front of the head foot
or more, and on the back and top Of the
tail there are horny excrescences that
are not found on the Atlantic lobster.
The Bermudas were introduced here
only recently, but they have become
quite favorite, and are preferred to the
Atlantic lobster, in spite of the fact that
those shipped in from the Atlantic fish
ing beds. Another point In their favor
is the extra amount Of meat they con-
tain, the waste being much less than in
the eastern lobster, and the coral meat
in the legs is of a much finer flavor, and
the shell covering much easier broken
than is the "shear-claw" Of the Atlantic
lobster. For this reason those who are
fond of the lobster either plain or for
salad call for the Bermudas. They are
decidedly more plentiful than the Attain
tic lobster, and there is no trouble in
getting a liberal supply at all seasons Of
the year, excepting possibly in tho
months of October and November,
which are the stormy months on the
California coast. They range in weight
from one to eight pounds.-Kansas City
Star.
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CARS PRIDE
Two Best Soldiers in
Russia
BOTH FOREIGN PRETENDERS
WAITING FOR THE THRONES OF
FRANCE AND SPAIN
they Hold Military Rank in Russia
and Are in Training for Their
"Call"

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 16.-(Special
correspondence to The Herald.) Czar
Nicholas knows that the two best SOL
liers in his army today are the pretend
lrs to the thrones of Spain and France.
they are both in training for the conflict
which they believe will come when the
spanish people throw down Alphonso's
branch Of the family and the French get
Tired of q republic.
So Bourbon and Bonaparte await their
Aation's call and serve the czar as col
)ncl and lieutenant to two Russian
lragoons.
TWO KINGS
When Lieutenant De Bourbon Of the
rwenty-fourth dragons OF the Russian
lrmy meets Colonel Napoleon Bonaparte
" the Torty-fourth dragons he snlutcs
him gravely az his superior officer, and
Wherever and whenever the two young
men meet the Bourbon pays Difference to
hc Bonnparte. But that has happened
before IN the history of the two families.
When these two young men get to-
tether In private, where their military
tank will not interfere with an inter-
hapge of views on 'pretenders" and the
ficissitudes of royal ana imperial farni-
teo, their conversation must be inter-
sting, for the lieutenant considers him.
elf heir apparent to the crown of Spain,
md the colonel believes that he is either
pc rishtful emperor OF France or at
past heir apparent to the throne. Lieu
enant De Bourbon secretly believes that
70 should have both France and Spain.
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Shoals The Krupp has 24-cenmeter breech-loadng
rifle The length of the 25 2 all and the shot
weighed 474 The firing powder weighed 253 2
pounds and the initial velocity the proce 21OO
second The great obtained angle firing a.
degrees
Now if Captain ingalls, WILL with the data furnished by
the Romer Shoals the distance which it would
carry would exactly whether the Armstrong plan is
practical and the department could decide the FEAST
biity nsuctng cadets defense New York
harbor
Big guns will not be unusual in the United States army
big dva Of Pennsylvania have been working
days Sundays past months night
issued hurry order time and the employees
Captain Lyle Of the United
States acting inspector and the
work fifty 10nh disappearing and ten 12nch
of the guns the track 1Oinch wire
gun which will weigh thirty and will hurl shell
velocity of 700 second The length of this
in defense New
harbo The other factories have been working just hard
and the has placed sufficient orders to keep them
working for several months to
There doubt that the big cities along the coast will
feel much the inhabitants knew that the harbrs could
be defended without the destruction of the city If they
that it could be absolutely certainly without disturbing
stone in the brick the buildings then, indeed,
they would that the millennium of warfare had
the United States is concerned.
C. s. RUSSELL.
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The scheme for harbor only
but most brilliant West Point its point
vantage commands magnificent view haro could
be made absolute of the situation
glassss With the Shoals gun upon
heights it could it's
and command all the the harbor would
be necessary to hold
The gun which would used is the gun
about to be mounted Roer Shoals New harbor This
level elevated it could carry further
would have much less gravation the begin
ming of its flight It calculated that shot projected from
height given much greater than when fred from the
level and consequently the mounted West Point
might sufficient distance accomplish the purpose
gested by the Armstrong PLAN
In the powerful enough from West
Point could be located the Palisades at points from five if
miles the Hudson. West Point cadets constantly
practising hre already familiar with the ground
only person who could compute the
with absolute certainty said be Captain ingalls, Of
the First regiment artillery who is of the countrys
brilliant arlerss and whose works text books at
When Jubleethe English shot which
holds English tested esmes Of its
all the recognized armies in the
in their in sealed
veopes given the caber and weight Of the
fred the weight of the projecle the kind and weight of
CHARGE the direction Of the shot, the condi
tons Shoeburynes where the trial take place. and
finally the angle Of elevation.
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but at present is interesting himself only
about Spain.
Into that country Jamie's father, Don
Carlos, the old pretender, is sending
arms. There he has about forty news
papers to preach his cause, and there he
firmly believes he will die a king in the
capital Of his ancestors. Lieutenant
Jamie Is twenty-seven years old, and is
an intelligent and popular young man.
He is much more imbued with modern
ideas than his father (who is reaction
ist Of the most mcdiaeval type), and it
has often been stated that if Don Car
los recovered the throne of Spain he
would abdicate in favor of Jamie.
THE SPANIARD
There is only one fault that the enc
mics and critics Of Prince Jamie attrib-
ute to him. They say he drinks too
much. He was educated in England
and his fondness for booze" Is attrib-
uted by the Spaniards to that fact In
temperance in the matter Of drinking
Is not falling of the Latin races. They
have so many others that for the north
ern vice they have no time, as rule.
Aside from this little non-Spanish
failing, however, Prince Jamie is very
Castilian, and Is anxious to play for his