Arizona republican., 1899-01-02
WHAT LONDON TALKS ABOUT

Dr. CCi:'s Tage.-There WIS a large gathering at Westminster town hall on Wednesday, 10 witness the mar riage of Dr. Stanton Colt, lecturer of the West Londcn Ethical society and formerly of New York, to Adele Wltz- lar. An 'ethicaT' ceremony was per formed by Frederick Harrison imm di- ately after the civil ceremony. The hal was decorated with plants and flowers, but the congregation was sCberly at tired. MT. Harrison delivered an ad- dress Cn Ethical Ideas of Wedlcck"
 Marquis of Anglesea Fined The Marquis of Anglesea was finsd e20 this week for infringing the regulations re- garding the importation Of dogs by bringing a French bulldog from New York in October on his return from an American trip, withcu5 previCus7y se- i curing the necessary Board Of Trade license. The Marquis tried to evaGeI | the r. gulatiOns at Liverpool, but he was | promptly fined.
 l Dynamiter Released.-The home sec retary this week released another F5-l nian, Terence McDerm0tt, one of theI Glasgow dynamiters, who was sen fenced to impr 'sonm ent fer life at penal servitude in 1883. He does net appe3r to be any the worse for his punishment and says he has done with dynamiting and will start in life afresh with the few pounds he earned in prison.
 
 Important Documents Found -Ad- | vices from the Vatican say the assistant ! librarian, Abbe Luzzi, has unearthed a number of important documents bsar- | ing upon Spanish domination in Amer- | ica, and especially in Cuba. They will be published and richly bcund copies of the books will be sent to the queen | regent of Spain and to President Mc- | Kinley though this latter act of cour- tesy is not viewed with favor by many prelates, who are endeavoring to pre- vent it. Abbe Luzzi also found among the archives Galilec's original manu script treatise on the tides, which diff i fers from the usual text.
 
 Sad Story of Princess Louise.-Sad . news has been received regarding the condition of Princess Louise of CObHrs, the daughter of the king of Belgium, whose name figured in 9 painful scandal during the early part of the year, and who has since been confined in pri- vate asylum in Austria. The princess, , who was married to Prince Philip of
 
 tenant Mattachich-Kegl eglevitch in the latter part of January last. The prince later fought a duel with the lieutenant with pistols and then with swords. and I was severely wounded in the right arm. He subsequently took steps to Ob ain a | divorce from the princess. The m nd of the princess is steadily giving way. Her memory is completely gone, she never asks for any news of her parents or relatives and passes the time pacing to and fro in her apartment and in cut ting out paper patterns. The king and queen Of Belgium are constantly in formed as to her health, but there is now little hope of the princess ever re- gaining her intellect, which was once exceptionally bright.
 
 Balloon Crosses the -Channel-The successful voyage of a balloon from England 10 a point near Havra during the week has created intense interest, especially in France, where the Chau- whist mCuthpiece, the 'Patrie," with unconscious humor, tells it's readers that with the accomplishment Of this , feat the weak spot in England's armor has been discovered. It aids that, if the channel can be crossed by other ! means than on board ship the British uGSI VIII DCCOLu@ uS1It , :, anu t T 1-ACA invasion cf England is a feasib' p~Os- | pect.
 
 Petition fer Political Prisoners.-The i king of Italy received a curious Christ mas greeting in the shape of 100000 postcards praying for amnesty for the , political prisoners convicted in connec T tion with the recent troubles in Italy. [ The signers are symp3th gers With the [ prisoners, and they have subscribed to { a monster petition tc parliament in the [ same s5nse. The postcards bear the f portraits Of the imprisoned deputies and editors. and will reach the king on morning