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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-24
Vapores que SO esperan.

AMER. PHILADELPHIA Proeedente
de New York tomara puerto el 28 del
actual y saldra el mismo dia para La
Guaira y escalas admitiendo correspon-
dencia y pasajeros.
AMER. ARKADIA. Saldra de este
puerto directamente para el de New.
York, el dia 26 del presente mes.
AMER. EVELYN. FL dia Is del
actual ha salido de New York, con des.
tino a Ponce y este puerto.
AMER. CARACA. Saldra de este
puerto directamente para New York el
dia IS del corriente, admitiendo carga
pasajeros y correspondence.
ALIEN. MARKOMANIA. Saldra para
St. Thomas HAvre y Han.brreo hacia
el IS del pr6ximo Septiembre admitieu.
do carga y pasajeros.
ALIEN. HELvETIA. Saldr4 para 81.
Thomas IIavre y Hamburgo On Ies
primeios dfas del mes de Septicm.
bre proximo, admitiendo carga y pa
sajeros.
ALIEN. CAS1iLIA. FL dia Q del CO.
rriente ha salido de Geestemunde y 50
espera en- este puerto del 26 al 2z. Sc.
guira via:e para puertos de esta Isla
Habana.
Esp FRANCESCA. Saldra de Liver.
pool, via Santander, con destino este
puerto, el dia 26 del pres.nte mes.
ESP. "RAMoN DE LARRINA0A -
Ha salico de Liverpool directamente
para este puerto el dia 12 del actual.
GUAM FoRGAs". En- Il segunda
quincena del mes pr6ximo pasade, debe
haber salido de Barcelona para este
puerto y los de Msyaguez, Ponce, y !.
Santiago je Cuba.
MALA REAL INGLEsA. Uno de los
papores de esta compafiia lleRara q este
puerto procedente de st Thomas el dia
"a del actual por Ia maiiana y saldra
para Ponce St Thomas y Europa admi,
tiendo carga y pasajeros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-24
INGLATERRA EMGENTE

La Gran Bretaiia ha resuelto re
tener en- Delegea las municiones y
pertrecSos del guerra que, con an
terioridad del con1icto, habfan dc
sembarcado allf los transyaalenses
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-24
UNA HACIENDA DESTRUIDA

La hacienda de don Ernesto Fernan.
dez y succession de don Francisco Alvarez
qued6 en- completa ruina, calculandose
las perdidas en- 5000 pesos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-24
e. CAFE De PUERTO RICO

Gran parte del comercio de New
York hace vivas gestiones por con
seguir Ia libre introduction del cafe
de Puerto Rico en- los Estados
Unidos.
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U|dDl0S CaD|GgranaS
St Thomas, 3 tade
RESTABLECIDO
RESTABLECIDO

El abogado de Dreyfus, Mr.. La
bori, restablecido casi totalmente
de la herida que Sc le infriera hace
dias, ha asistido hoy a la session del
Conseio de Guerra de Rennes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-24
cFRECIMIENTQS GENERoSOs

Muchas empresas marftimas han
ofrecido trasportar libremente GUAM
tos donativos Sc hagan a esa.
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so FAMILIAs AMpARADAS

DON Saturnino Rodriguez di6 albergue
en- so casa, durante las angustiosas horas
del temporal, a so familias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-24
IA POLIClA

La policfa cumpli6 como buena, dis
tinguiEndose notable .nente el Teniente
senior Pauisgua y subalternos, que estu.
vicron conssantemente en- los sitios de
mayor peligro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-24
NUEyA COMpARECENCIA

Ell Tribunal de Rennes ha hecho
comparecer nuevamente ante el al
general Mercier.
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Los EAROs

A consecur eia del temporal suf ierOn
despeffectos de poca consideration to.
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Ell CICLON
MAS DETALLES
r Abuntss de nuestyos Coyssb0nsaIes
CAROLINA x.,,,.-,
.OTRAS EN- PERSPECIlVA

En- breve Sc dara comienzo las OBJ as
ds reparaci6n del puente " Principe de
AstGrias" y de la via fenea hasta Hu-
macao por Fajardo.
Tsmbien Sc dara principle a la cons
tru scion de un hospital y casas-escueias.
v al ensanche del cementerio, habiendo-
Sc va recibido los pianos correspondent
tes a los primeros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-24
DONATlV0S Y AUXILI0S

Messrs. Wanamaker y Macy han
sido designados para conseguir al
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En- 10 mas recio. del temporal. cuando
Ia Iglesia del pueblo iba desplomandose
consecutive ruidosamente, el Padre
Martinez, secundado e6cazmente por los
veciuos don Modesto Figueroa y don
Ernesto Fernandez, Sc abrazaba fe'vcro-
samente las imsgenes del templo, lu
chando & brazo partido CON los elemsn-
tos desencadenados y logrando transpor-
tarlas y ponerlas a salvo, en- union de-
Tabernaculo, en- la casa del citado senior
Figueroa, y auxiliado, ademas en- su
meritoria obra por los seiiores don Ra
fael Ramos y don Monserrate Enriquez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-24
LAs PERDIDAS

Las psrdidas de Ia Playa son valuadas
por nuestro corresponsal en- 10000 pesos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-24

TRAVESTA ~~~..
Maryland pendiente
Emma Knowlton cargando
Henry Crosbys deseargando
Leo descargando
Paulina descargando
Sc encuentra a6emas en- nuestro
puerto el buqne americana siguiente:
carbonero Caesar.
CABOTAJB
Isabella Humacao
Dolores pendiente
Dos Amigos Fajardo y Vieques
Borfnquen Aguadilla y Mayagiiez
Vasco carga ndo
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RoVista Comercial
De NoTIcIAs Y ANUMCIos.
Operacioues durante el dia "a de Agosto
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LOS BOHIOS

Mas de 80 bohios situados en- los alre-
iedorea del pueblo desaparecieron. sin
dejar Ia mas lijera seial de su existenc;a.
ON CUADRO C0NM0vED0R
LAS IMAGENES SAGRA0AS
LA EUCARlSTIA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-24
DESPACHEDOS
Ninguno.

OpERAc1oNEs DE BuouEs EN- Pro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-24

Las operaciones verif>adas con este
papel han obtenido el tipo de 6s p E.
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OPERAcIoNEs soBRE Ell MUELLs
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Llegaran muy en- breve partidas de
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El tempo
CON DICION GEN ERAL.

Las lluvias que acompa1 aron al cicl6n que
pas6 per el sur de esta isla durante Ia semana
sin que afo~rtunadamsnre hiciera dano aquf han
81 20 exoesivss en- todos los districts. Por ana
didura a los daf1os ooasions1 los en- Ia c~reciente
cosecha de frutes memories, elias han impedido
81 -trabsjoy de. La Iep.rsoi6n do las ayerfas ooa-
sionadas por ell huraean 81 dls 8 de Agosto
Las oousecusntes avenidss de los rios, hsn he
ohio mas di6cil Ia comunicaoion llevandose al
gunos de los puentes que quedaban, aan despu6s
del ciol6n.
Ls GAIA esta recobraudo ago de SD anti
quo vigor y el aspeoto que prssenta es promote
dor segdn los informes. Pooas 'esperanzas sc
tieneh acerca del cafe.
FL siguiente 90 ell parte de fuertes l!uvias
On Ia semana: Manatf, $50 pulgadas; Juana
Diaz, $50 pulgadas; Cayey, 6 20 pulgsdas;
Caguas, 7.75 pulgadas; Bayam6n, 8 40 pu'ga-
daa; Corozal, 4.65 pu'gadss; Can6vanas, All
pulgadas.
Las siguientes condolences intercollegiate
han reinado en- San Juan durante la semsna que
termin6 81 DIS 2 do Septiembre de 1899.
US Temperature media en- IL semana 1879.
Temperature alta s7.5' Ell dfa 20 de
Agosto.
Temperature bsja 70 % el dfa l de Sep
tiembre.
Total de nuvia caida sos pulgadas.
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voo6 para esta noohe; pero Is extraordinaris
a~fuenois de visitas i'm idi6 qua &c celebrate Ia
session. Sc tratarAn este y otros asuatos trss.
cendentales.
-lAbriga usted grandes esperanzaA7
No abrigo grandes esperanzas: tengo Sc
'guridades casi absolutas de que se nos har&
%justieis : de que, antes de cuatro meses, Pto-
Rico empszarA & vivir Ia vida del derecho.
70 no SOY acknowledgements I'M optimista,
eino 10 contrario. "a pesar de esa tendsncia
de mi espfritu a Greer en- 81 NAL, ahors, despues
de vivir feis meses en- los Estados Uuidos,
oreo en- el bien que clos han de ~realixar entire
nosotros IUn psfs tan libre no puede ha.
Ger esclavos. Me propongo esoribir mis- i'm
presiones. Ustedes vesAn en- que forms juzgo
al pueblo amerio ano, que, astes de que paeen
30 af1oe, ira & la oabsz "a de todas las naciones.
70 qu;ero que mi pats este & la sombra de esa
bandera y qua mi hijo sea ciudadano de csc
gran pueblo,
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Nos dioen de Vega alta que cero

Nos dicen de Vega, alta que oerca
de aquel pueblo q Ia salida para Bayam6n hay
IN puente q llaman <Quebrada honda, muy 90.
trecho, sin barandillas y tiene ademas algunos
tablones rctos, siendo pues IN peligro ~constan'
tie para los ~viajeros que andan de noche. Avisa'
mos pues . estos para que teDgan o7idado y Ell
aloslde que yes la manera de evitar una desgra'
ola. Nos dice I'm amigo de Vega alta que Ell
trAnsito para aquel pueblo esta imposibilitado
pues ell sitio que llaman Ia ouesta de don Maui
rioio Guerra 6 Rio nuevo, esta intransitab!e
haats ell punto de que no pueden pasar nj Ca
rios y esta es la dnioa via de oomunioaoi6n pa.
"a squel pueblo y por donde han de conducirEe
todss las proviciones y demas artfculos, de tsl
msnera que dentro de POGO, sino SO oompone no
podria llevarse NADIA , 80 carecer& ALI hasta de
10 mas necesario para la vida.
L'amamos la atenci6n sobre este q quien
corresponds.
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*Ha empesadoA construirte \ ,evamente eli
kiosko del Amigo Domingo Ortega, on la'pIa.
zuela de Colon frente al teatro, que hs heoho
tants falta en- la temporada de la Compahfa
L~eicibabaza.
~ .Ha sido aoordado por la Seoretarfa
Civil, devolver & don Guile rmo Cestero, 10
que psg6 indebidameate por una gallera, como
Contribution.
Por pelea y escaadalo ha detenido
Ia policfa & siete individuos, en- la baterfa de
San Agustfn, oonduoi@ndolo al Dsp6sito mu.
nioipal.
-. Lord Salisbury es I'm qufmico en-.
~tusiasta y anuucia que ha desoubisrto un
nuevo 8 lmportante prooedimiento qufmioo, ell
cusl oomunioarA & Ia primera sociedad oie1tf
6oa que celebre sus sesiones.
-" FL domingo 3 del o~orriente deposit
taron 419 imponentes : l,Osl. 81 en- Ell CIeii'
to- Ahorro Ponceho y hasta aquella feoha Sc
han ex pedido 3,734 libretas.
La poliofa de Pts de TERRA, ha dado
cuenta de que hay varios faroles en- NAL esta'
do.
Ell presidente de una gran emplcsa
telef6nica de este pats ha ofreoido I'm million de
pesos al que invente un repetidor telef6nioo
tan eioiente como ell repetidor telt gtA6co.
- En Ell Jazgado de Cathedral, SO han
hecho syer las ineoripciones de nacimiento de
Maria de la Consolation Sometimes = Sanchez
y de Ramona Rufo, y la de defanoi6n de I'll
burcio Laporte y Rodriguez.
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Ultimos precios
:. En- Ponce han sido estsblecidos D,

En- Ponce han sido estsblecidos por
ell Comsndante militsr, On los l rrededores de
Ia poblsoi6n vsrias tiendas de csmpaf1a con pi.
50 de MADEIRA para albergar, en- las ~aotuales
e'rcunstanoias, . los enfermos pobres.
-. Juzgado de San Francisco, inscrip-
Clones del dia de aver: nacimientos de Dolores
Martinez de Pompilis Pa'auy Sierra, ,de::Carmen
Fsrreiro y GARLIC y de Francisco Santiago
Amador , Alvarez y defunoiones de Ana Sara
bis J Pages de Calleroa y de Teresa Lassalle y
VeliIla.
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PARA Ell DOMINGO 10
~iCARROUsELL B%ORINQUEN!

.~ iCARROUSELL BORINQUEN!
Corrida extraordinaris, con regalos. Los
msgnifoos objetos de fantasia y lujo qq6 Sc
sortearAn sc exhiben desde hoy en Ell estable-
oimiento de los sehores Gonzalez Padin Her
mano, San Francisco SO, en- donde la persona
agraciada podra e~ecojer.
Acudir eli domingo al circo.
n-s-4 2
Don Rafael Rivera Davila, ha sido
nombrado esoribiente del Juzgado de Baya-
mon.
Aver la poliofa ha decom:zado 22t H.
bras de pan, de la tahona del senior Ba1cei6, de
peso incomplete
En- ell Juzgado de ssh Francisco Sc
ha ~inecrito el matrlmonio civil de Vaientin CT
rino. con Mercedes Valdivia.
FL Ayuntamiento de. .Cosmo ha ma
nifsstado q Ia seoretarfa Civil que es muy ur'
genie que SO le entreguen Sc, 900 con que Ia
extinguida Diputaoi6n Provincial le subvencio'
no para Ia construction de una earoel
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-ACTIVO-
Gaia Existencia en- metalico $500. $3.50
Valores & Ia vista 3.274 81
Core sponsales de la Isla p. 400 81
Corresponsales del exterior 80. 800 80
~. S771. 5s1 AZ
Accionistas > dividendo so. 600
Casa de la Sociedad lS.678-I8
ObligaciOnes por Cobrar pa. 89O-65
id Endosadas 122. 729-72
MobiilariO 5.OO1-26
Cartera 1915
Llbretas y Cheques 1901
Asuntos Judiciales 645-76
Emission de Obligaciones 1905 So
GastOs de installation 2.2SO-69
id. Generates 9.363-27
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Estos nuevos r%elojes tRoskopf perfecciona-
clio y de una duraci6n ilimitada. Todas las pleas
del "Tinaud Patente' son i~ntercambiables, 10 que
permite componer c%ualquier rotura en- menos de
Is minutes y por menos de la mitad del precio
que Sc cobra por r%elojes de otras marcas. Estes
verdaderos ~cron6metros Sc venden garantizados
por DOS AMOS y Sc compond1an por la mitad dc
su precio en- cualquier 6poca que Sc descompongan
despu@s de dicho plazo.
Ultimos precios
i Patente de orc, 18 k."w. $75. 1 Patcnte de plata~.". SIS
1 !idem idem IA k.-. $50. 1 idem de nikel."... $40
Ell PATENTE DE ACERO GRAN LUO A $12.
NOTA.-A toda persona que nos'r emita ell impMte, lie remitIe-
mos 81 reoj franco de porte = por nuesra cuenta
resgo 4 cuaquier puntod de la iha
OTRA.-Se componen relois de todas oase, garanhzandolos
poi I'm Go.
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HERM INTO o|Az NAVARRO
Ex7Secrstario de Justicia.

Ha vuelto q abrir su BUFETE en- San jose
st. II, entresuelo de la derecha y ofrece sus
servicios como AVOCADO en- asuntos judiciales
que Sc hayan de tramitar ante los Tribunales
del pals 6 ante la CORTE PROVISIONAL y en- los
|%asuntos ADMINISTRATORS que deban resolverse
en- Ell Gobierno general 6. en- los demas Centres
ofciales.
San'Juan Pic. Rico, 16 de Julio 1899. .
2elEfome zo7.
0-16-0
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NO DISGRACE.

"a disgrace to die rich?' asked Russell
Sage. certainly not. Wealthy persons
should use their money to bless the
world-that is my theory. But if II
give it all away early in lifetime they viii
lose their capacity for doing good
Mr.. Sage was standing in his office with
a light brown overcOat on and a sort
felt hat in his hand as he uttered these
p~hilanthropic opinions, and he declared
that he had been misouoted in reference
to Andrew Carnegie's utterance.
Il believe said Mr.. Sage, that 1T is
my business to husband my resources as
far as possible and conserve the great
property and great highways that l have
been instrumental in building up %(refer-
ring to he Manhattan and other rail-
roads,, and that l should protect the in
terests of the hundreds of people that
have put their savings into these COM
panies simply because they thought l
would protect their interests. =
eff I were to give away all 1 have now
I could nc longer be connected with these
enterprises, and my power for doing
good would be lost. Yes, I have given a
great deal for charity and shall continue
to do SO, but l must keep the bulk of my
fortune in order to protect the invested
interest of others"
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Miss GoodWin's Fashions.

big and expressive. her color is a clear
pink and white and her features are ex-
tremely regular. Above the medium
height. she is pronounced a. "stunner" by
people seeing her for the first time. Her
sister Nina is of a beauty so classic that
her read has appeared in the sailor no
less than ten times.
Early in the present year the readers
of this newspaper nay have noticed that
Miss Goodwin was drawing less for them.
She drew the fashions, but her graceful
little sketches of Paris life were missing.
She was mot doing much work." she
wrote. But the truth was this. She was
preparing her pictures for the June
Salon. She was at work on pieces which
the masters told her would bring fame
and fortune. When they were offered
they were at once accepted and Miss
Goodwin has three pictures in this years
Salon. Two are pictures of H~ollandesc
children, the third is a picture of her
little sister. Magaret. They are won
derfully well done; n the peculiar point
about them is that the pictures of the
Holiandese children are line drawings.
just such as she draws every week for
our readers.
It is almost unnecessary to say that
Miss Goodwin values her services at a
! very high price. The little picture you
are looking at may have cost 500. 1t
surely cost $50, Publishers are begging
her for her work at any price and this
newspaper outbids them all.
Miss Goodwin is one of a family of
four girls the Goodwin girls of Savan-
nah. Miss Caroline is the Oldest OF the
family. She came to New York five
years ago to study art, and before her
first term was completed at Cooper
mo she was in demand. Her instruct
ors advised her to begin selling her work.
That same fall she went to Munich, re-
turned IN the winter and after a few
months in New York went to Paris to
study art and live.
Miss Goolwin's' style is SO attractive
that she has had many imitators, even
her signature being initiated until in self
defense she now signs her full name in
her pictures. She originated the pretty
newspaper girl and drove out the fashion
plate forever.
MISS Goodwin is at present in New
York. h came over from Paris last
week to see her mother, who came north
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masse turned upon him and Selliere in
fear of being mobbed by the people had
the courage(O to blow his brains out.
1t was this inheritance of dishonor to
which Jeanne Selliere married already
some years to the Prime de Sagan, fell
heir. The prince refused to allow his
oun wife to profit by the money dis
honestly made by her father. She would
not yield and on that issue the prince and
princess separated ard lived apart for
more than twenty-five years.
The princess was one Of the most beauti-
full women in Paris when beautiful wom-
en- were not SO rare as they are today.
Tall and svelte, with golden hair falling in
natural ringlets about her face, she pos
sessed the features of a Hebe, the eyes of
a fair pensive saint and a complexion of
dazzling beauty.
The Empress Eugene was recognized
as the loveliest woman of the empire. Her
majesty was admittedly jealous of the
charms Of the Princess de Sagan, whom
she regarded as her only possible rival.
notwithstanding the memorable out
break between the married pair when the
prince called the servants to witness that
in leaving the Palace of his wife in the
Faubourg St. Germain, he tool nothing
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The Wars Of the
Princess De Sagan

In Emperor William II of Germany
the shrewd PRINCESS de Sasan ercoun-
ters a foeman worthy Of her skill and of
this dispute al, Europe IS talking. 1t is
announced by the German kaiser that he
will not permit the de Sagan inheritance
founded by a Sagan in the principality of
that manor in Silesia to pass into the
hands Of the French wife Of the decrepit
prince who was at one time the acknowl-
edged Beau Brummel of all franc
These German estates are of vast eX-
tent. They are valued at between s., 000,-
600 and $4,000. 900 and produce an annual
rental Of about 800, 900. The emperor can
DO as he likes legally. The estates are
held as a gift of the crown under ar old
law and William has power to recognize
any heir he may choose. That heir may
ultimately be the Princess of Fuersten-
berg.
Jeanne Alexandrine de Sagan is un-
QuestlOnably 2 remarkable woman.
For a matter of thirty odd years she has
reigned a queen in exclusive Partisan
circles despite the stain Upon her fathers
name and her own unconventional life.
She is the daughter of The Baron Se,liere
OF Paris who made many mi:+ons in war
contracts. When his rascality was re-
vealed through his transactions during
the Franco-Prussian war. France en-
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fashionable club. One day the princess,
who had not spoken to her husband Cor
twenty years, with a physician ana her
youngest son., Count Bosom, called at the
club. A few minutes later a helpless bun
die was carried down thu stairs and de-
posted in a carriage.
The princess and her companions, hav-
ing followed, entered the carriage, and
drove away. Hours later all Paris knew
that the wife had abducted her husband.
The princess took the half dead prince
to her house in the Faubourg. She an
nounced to the world that in doing SO
she was moved only by motives Of pity
and compassion. There is no doubt that
the prince received the most solicitous
care. But there are persons cruel enough
to declare that the princess had in view
the object Of keeping her husband alive,
until his father, at that time in his eigh.
ty-eighth year, should by his death re-
move the chance of the de Sagan sons los
ing the titles and properties CT the vast
German estates. She gained her point.
The old duke died. the imbecile son out
lived him and all the French world ex-
claimed: "How clever! was ever 4 wo-
man the equal Of the princess!" No one
for a moment thought of a German en-
peror. Paris waits to see the results OF
the wal between the Kaiser and the
princess.
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have smiled in derision at an American
imitator Of French dandyism. The de
Sagan monocle attached to an inch-Wide
ribbon of black watered silk, the de Sa-
gan waistcoat, hats, walking sticks, gait
ers and creased trousers were the begin
ming of the reign OF t%h"chappie or "creve"
as the dude was called in France.
The de Sagan estates had been seriously
jeopardized once before. The father of
the Prince, Louis Napoleon de Talleyrand
Perigord-Duke of Talleyfand and Sagan
and Duke of Valencay, babe fair to out
live his broken-down son. Had he done
so, his titles and estates would not have
descended to the two sons of the princess,
gentlemen well known in gay Paris. One,
Count Hely de Talleyrand-Perigord, the
other Bosom, who applied for the hand
of Anna G ould is we'll remembered, very
much as in this country n makes APP
plication for any office Of trust, quite deA
void of sentiment.
After 25 years of separate domicile, the
Prince de Sagan, having meantime be-
come an almost helpless imbecile, the
Princess de Sagan created fashionable
Europe to a sensation oe the first degree.
The prince with his attendants was liv-
ing at the Circle de la Rue Royale, a
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with hin, but his umbrella, the princess
suffered very little socially from the rup-
ture of her domestic relations. Her
wealth, her magnificent entertainments,
her beauty II her wit made her 4 social
power. Notwithstanding the bio upon
the family NAME, the princess has been
courted and feted by the most arls-ocratiC
men and women Of Europe.
1t was the princess who made Worth
the king Of fashionable modistes, n of
whom it was said also: Worth makes
dresses; the Princess de Sagan makes the
fashion by condescending to appear in a
Worth creation"
Both the prince and the princess have
managed to keep much before the pub
lie. The princes moral code appears to
have consisted of one article only. He
drew the line at financial dishonor, while
he has set at naught nearly every other
principle Of morality.
He was, until he became a physical
wreck, the best known Of the most corr
rupt set in Paris, a reckless gambler and
intriguant. a mar of the world who had
at a relatively early age exhausted every
sensation in life.
During the long years that the pair
were separated they were known as the
best dressed man and woman in Paris
De Sagan was an exquisite, who would