Arizona republican., 1902-03-10

] lists" or "Jaimists" While Don Carlos i himself his chief lieutenants and the 1 veterans of the Carlist cause not only repudiate any connection with the : movement. but denOunce all those con- rected herewith. there is every reason to believe that Don Jaime is in reality acting in accordance with an under standing with his father. who would { be the first to derive any benefit from 7 the success of a Carlist movement. since il would have the effect of plac- ' ing him upon the throne.
 ! Don Carlos himself finds it difficult | to move in the matter. fer he has al ready been warned that in the event of , his associating himself with an armed movement against the present Spanish l government. he would be expelled from Italy and from Austria. where he has his winter and summer homes. respect ! lively. and inasmuch as he is already barred from France. iii deference to a | request on the part of the Spanish gov ernment. and has for many years been boycotted by the court of St. James. it ! is difficult to see where he would find q ! cungenial home.
 There is a still more important req
 
 is not only far from rich. but even in somewhat straitered circumstances. , Consequently no one expects him to 1 contribute financially to the Carlst movement. On the other hand, his ! father. Don Carlos, is known to be i colossally wealthy. and the very fact of his reiraining from contributing largely to the expenses of the move ment and giving pecuniary assistance t. those taking part therein would arouse so much bittern ess against him as to impair the prospects of success of the enterprise. That is why Don Jaime, rather than Don Carlos is assuming the lead in the CarIist revival in Spain. which. if successful. will have the ef- , feet of placing, not Don Jaime. but lis father, Don Carlos, upon the throne O: Spain.
 Very elaborate preparations hav- been made fer Q Carlist rising in Cata lonia in the early spring. and no one need be surprised if the attainment ol the majority of young King Alfonso the month after next IS signalized by the outbreak of another civil war in th4 peninsula.
 Don Jaime, as every cne knows. i- unmarried. and greatly distinguished himself as d Russian cavalry and staff officer in the campaign in China. Iie was brought up in England 2t the grea1 Jesuit college of Stonyhurst. and in ar adept at cricket. foot ball, polo. anc hunting. His father. Don Carlos is married ''en secondes noces'' to Prin- cess Bertha of Rohan, and were Dor Carlcs to- become king of Spain. it is a question whether the great ladies O. the Spanish grandezza would be willing to accord to her the homage due to {; queen. owing to the fact that she is b. birth and lineage d mere noblewomar . instead of being q princess of the blood
 Queen Marguerite of Italy is leavfne for Egypt and the Holy Land and vii spend Easter a Jerusalem. She vii travel incogni-o. and is looking forward with much interest to her trip. whicl she has long contemplated. Prince Otto Windisch-Grae and his bride the only child of the late Crown Prime, Rudolph of Austria, are likewise t' visit the Holy Land. They are al tn, present moment in Egypt. going up tn Nile to Assouan.
 Poor Mrs. Dick Cunningham. widow Of that gallant Colonel Dick Cunning ham who commanded the Gordo, Highlanders and was badly wounded the head oi his regiment at Elands laaEtc. then tock part in the defense O Ladysmith. and subsequently, Wal killed in the Caesars Camp engage ment. has just sustained another be reavement for she has lost her pre.t, 1S-year-old daughter. Four years az: Mrs. Cunningham only son wa: drowned. The loneliness to which sh has been reduced by these successiv' deaths of her son. her husband. and he daughter has excited universal sym rathy. which is nowhere more kindl' displayed than among the British roya family. the good ratured and big heart ed Princess Christian having taken tn grief stricken lady into her household as her lady-in- waiting.-Marquise d. FonteIoy in Washington Post.