Arizona republican., 1900-11-09

iast fer a thousand years, demJrH-r2t- ed in his paTsr the,c the Atilla of his l-ory was Tl-'s a proper mo-.al to set up as an example for the ir.Itat;on of Ger man soldiers and Chr.J.ian warriors. ; The most extra oIG.Iary Of all the i sert.aces issued during the two days in question for Isse ngljeste was one of six nc'or-hs in jail in the case l1f a man Who was deaf anl dumb and yet Who
 was accused of having made a CiSre- spectfUl remark G50ut i-ne emperor while walking along the principal street at Dulzssl6lorf. Tk.s would sl5s m to indicate L.lat the G-r:nan police. among ether compartments which they are required to possess, includes that Of the daaf and dumb language.
 Otherwise it is impossible to cc.npre- hend llCW the policeman who arrerised the afflicted priE- Ier could possibly have understood thst. the signs Which he made contained an insult to the em- peror.
 IcaaTuch as everything relating to JIe n-w king ard quusn of Italy is necessarily of interest aMke at home and abroad l may mer'.ion t,ral- Vic tor Emmanuel in speaking '-'f the quG-n invariably refers to her as mia mos- lie" (my wife) while the queen, when speaking of the king, either speaks of him as mic nIarito'' (my hustun'D or else by his Christian nane, Vittorio.
 
 Queen Christina of Spain has just conferred the tA:!e If duchess upon the widow of her J,1 friend and trusted ad- v.1or, Mar.lal Mlg5inrz CamPos, who, throughout his long career had inv&r.- ably declined all the tftular honors that W7-re thrust up5n him. He allowed, however, the queen to confer titles up- on lis two sons, rhe elder of whom was created Duke Ge Ia Sec d'Crgicl while the y3unge-, was male Marquis de BaXtan. The aged widow of the mar shal will herr, 1.Ish l. known a,5 the DUchSrs Martinez Campcs, and it is probable that 2lt her Cc& n her eldest son will assume tl;s name in pref. .rsnce to h.; pres-nt title It may be ren,em- tered tat the quc,n regent likewise conferred tGe title of duc,le-s upon the widow Of Prime Minister Canov8s, who was assass;nated by an anarchist three years QsJ a. rAe very s4'ac.-e res 5rJ where Marz1al Martinez Campos brea.hed his li5t. It was t..-se TWO men who together in 1875 brought about the restoration of the Bourbon m0nar- chy in Spain, and to whom the late King A-ph52Se was in3jAted fer n.s throne.
 "Grannie" Gust. wao Eus ju-t. been elected uo parliament by an over whe,ming majority for ere of the Lon GIon districts, and who can b. trusted to bring an atmosphere Of fun and high spirits into tce house of commors, i. the next heir 10 Lold Br-.wn.ow, was formerly the editor of William Waldorf AstGr's London newspaper, the Full Mall Gazette. and enjoys the Cl--incti0n of having b5cm the original Of Fred gaia DUCane" in Miss RhGla Brough- tons r5pu.2c' I'1vel "Dr. Cupid" He belongs to that eltra- exclusive social organizc ion kIown as tha ''Sou,s,'' of which the Right Hon. Arthur Balf1ur and Mrs. "Dods" Asquith are the two moving spir.,s, an association, however. If whicA but little hls been heard of late. A ciassmate at Oxford of Queen NfctOria'S y,Oung6Gt son, the late Duke CT Albany, and one of the most inti- mate friends Of that unfortunate prince, the stands hi8h in thl gTacCs of the royal family and is exceedingly pOpu- lar in the London grlat world. This is net hts fir-t deblI- as a 1egis,atC-. For in a former house of commons he sat as tory member for Stamford and left behind him in parliament a valuable reputation for Intellectual ability and quick wat. His choice by Mir. AsAlr as eCttCr-in-chief of the Pall Mall GaZe'Ee vas aJtribUt5d to the recommendation of the Countess of Cork, the social sTorrsr of the now eX-Ameircan null ti-millicnair5, and amazed everyone, as "Grannfe" kn=w nothing Whatsoever about journalism. Mod'esity, however, is rot lErong his virtues, ar1 if it had been he would have lost it at t,tol, where he received his peculiar nick name. Indeed, So assur5d q is he of his ability to do everything better than everybody els that his second name of "Clockaync" has been cCrrurte1 by lis acqua.ri arCC5 ineo "Cocksure," and when he assumed th& oiitorship of the Fall MlN Gazette he announced that he intended 60 teach ether London news papsIs thtir EUS'n- s." and during the 1rur years that he remained in charge Of the Gazstte he was a source of con- ttnual delight an1 upcsasing eTIteIi:lin- menE to every prof ssioral newspaper Han in London.
 Full of fun and possessed of high spirits, he is never happier than when fighting somebody, his disposition in this respect possessing a great analogy | with that of his appaIngly ugly bull deg, which is his insaEarable com9an- ion, and of his handsome flL her-in-law, i tlp1 late Sir W.f1am Gregory. who en- jOy5d the reputation Of being the most brilliant but at the same time the nest canIHnkerous and wrong-hcaded , nan in Lon Il society.
 l may a1l that "CIamli Gust re- signed h:s o.Nyorship of the Pdll Mall Gazette. with it's salary of s10009 a year. not D -clts.- he had any qulrre!s Win !;c1 proprietor. bUl solely ar1 en- ureiy cn glle grounds of what he was Ple4. I JJ G.ecribc as MT. AAtor'S $ , 'droaICaess and deadly dullneSss' which |
 nS,s insisted was affecting his own |