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NEW YORK
CAMPAIGN
The Republicans Name
Their Ticket.
B, B, ODELL FOR GOVERNOR
/ Harmonious Convention Attended by
Many Notable Men--Strong
List of Nominees.

SARATOGA. y. Y, Sept. 5.-The State
Republican convention today nominated:
For governor. h. b. Oden, Jr., of Orange;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Timothy l.. Wood
ruff Of Kings; secretary of state. John l.
McDonough of Albany; comptroller, Will
liam J. Morgan of Erie; state treasurer,
John p. Jaeckel OF Cayuga; attorney
general John c. Davies of Oneida; state
engineer. Edward a. Bond of Jefferson.
Perhaps the most interesting feature OF
the convention was the fact that the
speech nominating Benjamin b. Oden for
governor was made by former Governor
Frank $. Black. who had been outside
the organization breastworks since Theo-
dore Roosevelt defeated him two years
ago when he desired a denomination
Mr.. Black said the issues now before the
American people were discussed and set
tied four years ago.
..The ghost OF anti-imperialism.' h'
said. lis not and cannot be made an IS
isue. This country has been committed 4
the policy Of growth and it cannot b
sNerved from that policy by new scar
crows erected along the way.
we have already selected the. pilot 10
the national craft He has beea owe
the course once; he has steered with sue
success and skin that even in the tui
; bulence. that has surrounded him, he ha
= gained the confidence Of the people.
q Mr. Black closed with an euiogy OF M
4 OdeI.
: senator Chauncey NJ Depew present'
4 the name OF Timothy l.. WoodruH +
% lieutenant geyerno4 lie said:
/ Free silver and free trade. assaults
10 the supreme courts. efforts to thro
10 away the results Of the war and COY
Is ardly disposition to scuttle are threa
!" ening the strOngholds of nauonal tsl'
national credit and national power q
fight is to hold the fort. For that po"
We require as our leaders in our sta
n men Of demonstrated capacity, public m
a. who. in official relations TO the affairs
OF government have become familiar VI
1ss our policies and measures, and poItlcla
IL. who have been 50 in touch with the pal
x: that they can maintain harmony VIII
sr- the ranks and present an impreSha
re front and lead a resistless attack agar
the forces OF the enemy.
he lit is an inspiring commission TO
'rd general in the republican army corps
he the State OF New York under such :
led eraI in chief as William Mckinney.
hin commander-in-chief OF the armies of
'ay country he conducted a war upon sea
ter land which placed US in the front ri
of Of the martial nations. He precipita
ing suddenly as a world power into the co
un- ellis OF nations, called upon TO face
vas the problem of admission to the II
- kets OF the Orient. which were be
divided among the great powers oil
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Lost In the Catacombs.

ROME. Sept. 5.-Two young Ameri-
cans. students at the University or
Fichstadt. who were here attending
congress of university men. visited the
catacombs yesterday with their friends
and strayed away and disappeared.
Their absence was remarked only upon
the return of the party to the hotel. A
search was Immediately organized and
the catacombs were secured but up to
10 o'clock last night no traces OF the
absent students had been discovered.
| Later-The students, Harry Hengei
and George Laughney, were found ear
Ily this morning by some German stu
dents who, carrying torches and guided
by the archaeologist, Signor Marucchi,
searched for them all night long
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ON his return from Kona. President
Wood Of the Board Of Health found the
following letter from the surgeon Of the
ccptic which revealed the fact that
rats were on the ship
when the supposed Honolulu Chinaman
came down with the bubonic malady; and
further more that. in the opinion OF the
surgeon. the Chinaman caught the plague
here.
Quarantine. Kobe. Aug. md.
Gear Doctor. During our last visit to
the Islands your community kindly pre-
ssnted US with "a case OF pneumonia
plag,ia' and as I know this viii be as
great n surprise 20 you as II was TO me
am sending for your Information the
following.
Entered the port Of Kobe on the morn
Inc OF August 18th. thirteen days from
Honolulu The quarantine officials isolat-
"a one of our steerage passengers ioi
fever O05.2 degl added 10 which he had
right femoraI bubO. on examination
found Wong Yong Sow. age q. Las
residence claimed to be placed called
KcwH co. fourteen miles over the noun
tain from Honolulu (as he explained II II
very imperfect EughshD where he worke
lived on the Islands FOR ten years. Tenn
perature 1852 deg: pulse - full Patien
had some cough and slight expectoratior
ON examination OF lung found dullness
the left infra scapular region over n sma
larea wuh breathing somewhat tubuls
, i'm character. In addition TO this he ha
a right fenoraI bubo. the size Of wainu
? The patients mind was quite clear al
= loutside of the usual signs ana distur'
$ 'ances that follow in the course OF teV
: OF such a height. he presented no oth
n symptoms worth mentioning. The bul
4 ne claimed had been coming since the d'
% before. The japanese took samples OF :
10 blood and later pierced the gland WI
a needle. but both showed negative
,s suits under the microscope. On the Il
r lowing afternoon however after nuns
r Gus trials they found bacilli in abundar
,y In the patients sputa. The ship was
a msdiately ordered 90 be cleaned Up W
x disinfectants and the patient sent asho
c. An hands were sent ashore for bathi
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AarNra
f'' m g. Louis.

pt 5 by the strike %
+, laductors =, and shopmen.
l,vlllc M. or on any
sl'h East ~. Louis is
lay Members % the
~ hat the discharge
IN houten ana other al.
il'''ce are responsible
'hrh w1s lnauguratesi
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..'1 and two hurt by
4 'ls.k on the Northen
Weston Mont
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''rsusar Price.


J. 'pt b sugar Haw
|.,' '.'nf &c. Refined
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= ,row1y anl Notary Pub
|. a,.hs' street
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E-irKrY -NlnG and Bethel sta.
tsro boa ~.
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EVENTS IN
FAR EAST
The Allies Enter the
Sacred City.
THE RUSSIAN PROPOSALS
No General Agreement Upon Them
as Yet--An edict OF the
DOwager.


D LONDON. sept s.-General Sir
I. Alfred Gasclee. commander OF the
!. British Indian troops M the Chinese
}. capltal. wires as follows from Pc
}. king. August 18th. 90 Lord George
;. Hamilton. Secretary of state for
,. india.
,. The allies marched through the
.. Forbidden city yesterday august
.. Sth). The British had third place
;. ln the procession. the Ru7sianS
.. and Japanese being IN greater
3 strength"
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1rfrvEtANp. M p.-Crice
,a hours. (, 20 n a. m. : 60
"a D
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aOFEsSlONiL CARDS.
attorneys

.,tysoS Cw c. Achi and
. s..ss, , = once No. 10 West
"a rsL "a
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- commissioner Of Deeds
.,..s.s. 10 Kaahumsnu 81
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HrncIANa

uruc sCttOOfs-f.ove Bldg.
/ rin Voice Cpiture. SINGING
,fwssy special attention paid 20
nlsln control and musical
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rNafNnnRa

DOVE. C.E-surv.yo- snd
'sf ofiics nee Mssson BLDG.
:, and Merchant sts. v %.
'asfs taken for typevritirs
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loN woRKa.-Ensineers snd
= Pumrlns and sugar hs-
IT, ,omplets power pisnts of
2 spfsckel- block. Tsl ~.
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uNrRAcToRs

ooNrRACToRs
~ Contractor snt B'I'lder
nc. ntunE brick. wool or
"a ahop. Palace Waik r~s'-
~ Ave, near Newsio
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: TRAIN. Architect. suite
lhgs. Fort 81
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IN Hiou.-Phnadeiphia Dental
n Masonic Temple. Tel ~
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nY Mott smith bldg. cor. Fort
u 80 once hours . 20 4
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VrrERsoN-B KaAhumsaa
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[-..n,u,nr aIfnnroNa.


|SA-suNuMA-once. Club sta
S-ga 20 tp m. Tel fT.
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kRcurrucTa

ARcufrEC-Ta
y a PAGE. Architects and
ofos Rooms "a Arlington
lsolulu. a.. T.. sketche- and
ntlss furnished At short no
tP q. bon riA
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CHINESE DIPLOMACY.

CONTINUED on Page 81
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rfIrsIcIANs

,s.sl.i attention given 70
..,... once and residences.
nearly OPP. hethodis,
: a. hours. 10 20 n q m. \ 20
TWSp IN. sundays. 80 20
.s ~ IA N
"a CLEVELAND. M p.-Csice
=, = hours. , 10 y a m 60
, "a W
-,9tfnuAfru once and res
=. rsrotanla and Alakea ste. q
~. To- 10. . 20 . sud : % s. =
LII tOpr -omcs 1s Fort ST.
.,Wbam.ato 10 4 and 7 10 : ..
- 10 n.p a. m. tel. isa .
l0flWfRA-Ofnce, $40 Nuuanu :
II Wfrs ig. T.. q box ssf, resi-
| a yuuanu g., ONCE hours : TO
4 ITO and stosp. m.
r. wArERuousr. once and
!. Klns 81. near Aispai. once
Sua M 10 . and ! 20
m uii white
rrRfNARY SURGEONS.
lrpAa - Veterinary surgeon
go. once King 81 stables;
i ais lay or night promptly
y spsclal,ie-, obstetrics and
Tl-srNrMA.-Omce. Club Sta
1-ga 10 tp m. Tel UI.
DENTISTS
r0ssuAN. p.D.a-Aiskes 81.
A.. shove Masonic Temple. Ho-
e,s hours D q m. 20 D. m.
bY Mott. smith bldg. cor. Fort
y a, once hours . 20 4
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n aasonlc Temple. Tel ~
WALL. On. o. n. WALL
srs la m. % 4 .. m bo-s
NJ H Tea sat
uruCfANs
uruc sCIOOfs-f,ove Bldg,
rln Voice Cpiture. SINGING
NwrY special attention paid q
alsln control and musical
NsuRANCu.
rrAt LIFE INSURANCE. CO
Wv TuRK.
a ROSE. Agent. Honolulu.
RcufrECTa
a PAGn. Architects an
oncs Rooms % Ariingto
lsslulu. "a. T.. sketches an
ntiss furnished At short NJ
"A n y q. bon rlA
4 TRAIN. Architects suit
la,s. Fort 81
ENGINEERS.
a Wilt q Co, LrD.-Ens
." ,uiClsns and noiisrmsEel
; DOVE. C.E.-surv-yo- q
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!. and Merchant sts.. v
srvv 'i,fs taken for typevritirs
Il AoN wORKa.-Engineers s
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~ 'omplets power plants.
Z spfeckel- block. Tsl ~
ArLOR. NJ. Am. 500. G. I
An hydraulic Engineef
Lkl H1nolulu Tel ssa
nNrRACToRs
w Contractor ana Bn'lc
Me- ntunE. brick. wool
nm hs shop. Palace VAN r
lU ~ Ave, near Kewsio.
Hill iuwELERs
~ coasan Francisco. D.,
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OPTICIANS
ilEcr VoUR gYEs
=, pair Don't wesr ol
~ 70 80 Your eyes Differ ?
~ wear cheap, improp
800 % hsy win ruin your :
. LUCAS. OrT1CIAN p
BRoKERs
sstis-omcs Queen 81.
Fscd CO.
I. Y sNHLL-toan- nexotis
n" Transacted. Dsthe
- AGENTS.
Assbt TO tan. acsnov
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WALL. On. o. n. WALL
,'rst m. 10 q D. m bovs
NJ N TEA tet
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Iu spite of Rusaas railroads. sw'f
cruisers and gr..t c.-..,....,f .,,.r
'''.' ''a l"'IH' ana mystery OF ih'
! medieval dwell within The land. II I5 q
country OF intrigue wher. mighty no.
I b..,.-rs ..-.......i ..i...... t..,.,.
... o'7 '''-''." .''''''''' o.
| 6"'~'' Dy ppWtlIul ana deNieIOus
| hands And, as in the middle ages. %.
I hand that shapes des,nies rs often the
sJlr hand vi a fair woman. The great
ends 10 Is true. are NOT accomplished
/ today even iu Russia bv tine UlI9.u eur
or toe uUn.ari but an Instrument ms
deadly and more subtle. more srra-fhl
Tlble
THE presence Iu America t5day Of ffa
great Jewish fuarr.ar second only In
power BOB Hs realm .f fha az9r o.. he
financial minister NNittuI himself Adolf
Hu.hsf.n Ha. L.nn widely rhr.rI.r.4
TH. story of mis- r4u.5 rIs. fr.m tr. Id.
most homeless .ls.rrff,. oft d. -avru Id
buy tagFa Do. s.t.0n az tn. rraHt'sf aran-
ci.I marrli. oven fa fh. r4r,s .f fra
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rsw .rer... chad ..sr .U tho ,,r..r ~
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feminine ms nfay.l he hart
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fh.rue r.uI8 4rr..sr r-.r. r.r,.,. .,,,
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ton Dc has become easier and easier
for the managers on both sides 90 use
money bount,ously This does not mean
mat there ls 90 ba q wholesale doe
hatchery 20 voters $50 one knows ust
what proportion OF the twenty-five
millions WIN got to uurohaaaablo voters
ID is Known however. that only come
lafatteiy small part oC the total VIII
De used iu This Wly
With the oueu.ug of national head
quarters loo thIs city las. week by the
Republicans The campaign 90 re-eIact
President Mckinley was got under way
The Democrats hove not yet formally
begun their fight although they soon
VIII Boz doing in Chicago practically the
same thing that thH Republicans ale
ready are doing Zoo this city. THE re.
rubIicaus. unlike the Democrats. al-
ready have decided upon having two
great national hoadqIarterH-o ono lu
Network and one inCh.oago The Demo-
Gratis may open national hOalguar-
tcrs here later but they win start the
campaign with Chicago as the Demo
cratic storm center
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Constipation impaired digestion and
torpid liver are the most common
ailments that are responsible fU tn3i
f.ral l.sNcss flrgel-olt faa.n- .Ha'
makes the summer dreaded period I"
$50 many people HERBINE uIl tule
constipation. 10 improves tha dig u0n
and arouses The liver tO normal active
ltE Price, 80 cents u. C.. ~ j DTus
Dept
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4 towards her goal Love made LissIaue-
witch plabIe material in her hands.
Moscow. she told him. dIi not afford
| Dis THE capital was the ie.d wherein
she should hsht n.s battles. Iha worthy
/ bourgeois, OF course, SURRENDERED uheoH-
lllloHauy, ana i' ~ ftyeIsuuIs tne
lis .aueVitch mendse was t3ith"llh ue-
ported.
Int presence OF inc ldF J."'s7 lh
huss'as me-'u!3As ulu Aot IoHs
mann q secret. lH' laiH' "I HeI w I' all
beauty s-I'14 l'l anu "iiN oHu w
L'--.'a.' uDu N'ON 2" ll' .iN' '','G''
P'silI'h OF ~. "u- uaII vi NI''' ~
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0rable meeting with the cardinal urgh-
bishop Of Naples at the bedside Of the
characterization patients iu che great
hospital of that city during the terrible
epidemic of Aslatc cholera some ten
years ago.
IL was entirely contrary 90 the wishes
of the king that any steps were taken
10 protect him from ass8gsius. although
iu 1878. shortly after his accession TO- the
throne. he had been deIuEei with the
blood of his prime minister who. see-
Ing "a knife aimed at ths slyereIgn's
heart while driving through the streets
of Naples with him had thrust Dis
body before that of Humbrrt receiving
u his own breast the blow intended fIr
hls monarch 10 was not however un-
u the assassination uf President Care
not that any precautions were adopted
t0 shield him from m similar fate, and
from that time forth the king WAS sha-
bowed wherever bee went by hcrcul'an
eN-sOrgeaut of cardbiuIeU. a FiedmOu-
ls-a. like his majesty who Nas ever
0u the watch. and who at night. slept
uu "a couch drawn across the threshold
of the kings private apartment.
That Uumbcrt should have been laid
low by % man of the people seems ass
uHNCusable and as iugXulicohIe ls the
assassination of the blameless empress
0f Austria whose entire I.fe was spent
in DOING good and who was Justly enc
Utlei 10 look upon herself as being
without a single enemy iu the world
For Humbcrt was the most demo-
cratic of all the crowned heads of the
old world Indeed hc showed such "a
prediction for The common people
that he used 10 be nickuamgl Che King
of the Marmuts." which may ha idin-
mauclliy translated as the king of
the hurly- gurly players and while ne
was invariably reserved. distant, and
ON his dignity with members of the
aristucraCy. the Cor1.ality which hp dis
played iu his intercourse with the peas
ants the working classes. th. common
sailors etc.. showed that Doe .aIt more
400 home boo their society thau BOO that
of the great mobiles and pltrOIaus
Iu fact. Do is difficult Oh understand
what good the m8ssas-luI tHa assas-
sim was ou. of tha mass.s-e0u.I hope
fU accomplish hE me death of lGIs. from
90 popular point 0i view. most murIturi-
GUS uf am mlnIfahs Hf'las ruled in
strict accordance with tha terms of the
constitution. h.s generosity and nuan-
oiGl integrity have surpassed chat M
every other SOVEREIGN. modern 0r am
client. since ha mot only paid DIS fathers
colossal debts and surrendered o. cone
siderable portion uf h.a civil Ist tu the
treasury iu order fu diminish thD bur-
don uf taxation upon h.H people. but
Was also the most liberal nj aIl SUBJ
a.rIhers t0 every fund raised for the
suffering and tba poor For his death
merely results Zoo fhe a.. -.Iu 60 the
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'My baby was terribly sick with the
d.arrhoea, wc were unable 90 cure him
with the doctors assistance, and .s
last resort we tried Ch8mherlliGs Col.
ic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
says Mt J. H. D0ak. of Williams one
U ann happy to say 30 gave immediate
relief and a complete cure
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For digestive weakness nervousness
pains n the side. naulence d.2l.n, ''
Wlkeiulnoss. headache aud other .'-
moving accomplishments OF cosl'...
HEHBINE is a prompt and untll..,'
remedy Price. 30 cents u G. 1l' d"
Drug Dept
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Plump checks flushed with tte soy
SLOW 0f health. and a pure conn. ll9i
make 5Ii women beautiful HERi.ND
.mnar,s strength and vitality Q. i.1
ststam and The rosy hue of heat! 10
the checks. Price. 90 cents. z. G. NJ. b
uuE Dept
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MERcHANrs. rRINTINa

Turned out on short notice at the
lF.ral News s. big shipment .. DE-"
types aud supplies Just .n our facilities
t.r letter heads. Din heads .a e.,
E.I1gl, pace. etc., etc. arc un.N.ehel
by any establishment ln tho West
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WhIcn lhey possess a0 uur.y8IaI cole
.0ru.n the king Zoo particular being
celebrated as One uC tna foremost
mum wdt.sts Zoo EIuga.
lu addition 90 tl. attempts ur0u the
lives of the crowned heads aud royal
I.rsIulges %. the oII world that reach
tne cars of the public there aye r. st.II
'Hfger number that take place and cons
corning which the utmost secrecy is
observed u fact tha police and the
government. authorities are Oh. first 90
wish affairs ot flis Kind tH D.. Kept
quiet since ihe attempts of th- kind
imply uUuuI1. discomfort. and likewise
% Tack of rrao3ut.Un l0r tha safety uf
i1e r.r-un1g whose lives are IttHmpt-
cd
II 7 mention this 10 is because ln ate
tempt was made Boo November. 1899.
upon the ..fa OF The crown prince and
crown princess oi Italy It was known
that they were about 90 journey s1gth-
wards DO Rome Through some yireum-
s.1nC. or another the departure u. the
special train Dy which they travelled
was delayed -Four hours beyond ft APE
pointed time. Had Dc not been I.r this
the fate that overlook % mixed fH..lht
ana passenger train. which was dee
rallied and hurled down from the top of
q high DWhIukw.ut. owing 90 STONE.
ana big pieces Ut iron being fastened tu
t1a track would have fallen f0 Oh. I.t
a. Jhg primo. and princess The aTa.r
took place about ten miles from Rome
and several lives were lost and uun-
Der of people injured
Investigation brought 90 Hight the fact
thdt tne obstruction placed 0u the rails
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I'D. and Prot. M1mniy continued DIE
daily lessons by Victor EmmauueIs
bedside
Unlike Humbert. the new King Of
Italy h1e Travelled flr end wide. and
s personally acquainted not merely
with most foreign rulers. bat also with
most of the statesmen ot the countries
with which Italy enjoys international
intercourse. While This has served 90
broaden bis mind. 10 has likewise bad
the effect of destroying DIS Illusions
and rendering him somewhat cynical
For ] remember that 0n one occasion
,Whe0 he was asked whether ho lid not
intend 90 follow the example Of SOB
many other royal personases and write
"a book about bis travels, he replied
-IrcIsta3lly.
"Why should ]. as long as I ann dee
barred by my position from telling the
truth2'
To is pleasant to Dee able 90 state that
the new king of Italy Is as happy iu
DTS home life as hIs fIther had been be-
fore him. For although the first few
months of Uumharts marriage were
married by the mu.gugs of a patrioIln
beauty VI Milan the notorious duchess
Of Lite. yet she soon vanished from thc
scene no obedience 10 am order from OH
King Victor Emmanuel tO "taycI
abroad, and from That time forth the
domestic happiness Of fHa royal couple
was uncl0uded Perhaps the bond be-
tween the new king ana queen is even
more close than that between Humbart
and Margherita.
For whereas the tastes of tho late
k'ne differed from those of his c0ue6rt
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