The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
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Paradise as SIZE Has Advanced to
NJ ,he stage known, as Venerable. q.
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PANS A,oril 1.-The Gear Of Russln IS
/ yery hard worker, and hardly ever
works less than twelve to- fourteen h l'1+'A
4 day "a deive through the mass S. OF eco doou-
rnontj that piles Up on his dcsk every aa ~,
Iie f,ns inade It q rule to road are1ul !!
any document before no signs It. as nc
his discovered several attempts 70 maxe
him Bign ukases. the contents - y 1A'otA
:. a. ie III. Is not very strong physically ne
ia usually dead tired before his as Gay
: 'R r ono Of his aide.de- camps AZ
ter having received his orders ior tno
night. asked the Gear 4, v,,,,r Nh
rs thoro a =; - else en '1l - ~
'e;s:S Yes' my my friend,'' answered the EN-;
,,arnr vii, a smile ~ do wish that
could Join some union and got on e's l'''-
- an THE ROAD.
& loan Of Arc Is slowly but, think, sure
" on the way to a throne IN Paradise;
@ Binco my cabling you On me suD9e es ~
ara ca known as venerable, : and, ac-
seasH AN 10 a memorial tradition. there
must be two lapses OF timo wit n. IN ter-ss
mediate negotiations between! the pro
motors and tho Roman Cur!o, before tne
prefix Saint" can be concedea. 10
The process brlstles WIN c1lt'ottiSelA
Az j stated before, d candidate for cam
onization stands very much in the posi-
ton Of person on trial. f,l5; "a Z.
The promoters are represented az tue
Ruman Curia by an advocate, out ne ~,
noaition Is also represented by one. called
'.The Devils Advocate Now this ad-f
yocatc Of the wicked One" is reviying
the Incredible legend that dummy was
substituted at the stake for the valiant
heroine, that not only she was not burn
cd. but lived and married N Alsa -; :. x. -.
But BY far the strongest point IN 1aYors
Of the opposition lies In the appreh ens'on
that the petition for the altar and the cal,
endar are founded much more upon pa
triotism than upon plety.
And It must be admitted that THIS 5op.
lection is very SERIOUS one, dor ~ no. 9oa n
peals to the French, and not the young
virgin and martyr. II
WILL GO IN STYLE.
President Loubet Is going to visit his
A frIcan possessions In grand style.
ALTHOUGH very unassuming In private
life, the President OF the French RepuD-s
llo has made a point Of raising tho pres
tigo OF his office by q display which does
somewhat vulgar methods OF his pred eces-
fsor. hut which Is lavish in proportion to
tho event AH3ts , e 8. 5
The warstip Jeanne dare, which Is pre-
pared for the presidential journey 70 AL
gerla, Ia one Of the best iron-clao cruisers
of'the French navy, and Its spacious cab
ms are being transformed into palatlai
q nartmentH. lss5gg4 ms 90 eva y
The reception room Is in the style OF
Louis xV.,.the rest Of the suite being
| admirable specimens OF modern comfort
and luxury, i, ~,
real service from the National sevres
| Mandatory, for gala lunches and din
| ners, notwithstanding the risks caused by
breakage in stormy weather.
| The chef and auxiliaries of the Elysee
kitchens will of1lciate on board, with some
1 extra cooks, whose sea legs can oe oe-
| pended on. 4iss
| Elaborate preparations are being made
| to make the entry into the port OF AL
/ eiers marine pageant that will appeal
| to the Oriental love OF the gorgeous. OF
! course the section Of tho republic party
| who arc not in office are poking fun at
1 the bourgeois President playing at Louis
XIV, until their party comes Into Of
i flee, and then they will be glad OF having
an opportunity to do the same. "a. si
i Politics In France are run on "the ASST
cite au Beurre'' system, Every one howls
i at the one who has got hold OF the butter
dish until he gets It himself,
AN ARTISTIC FAD.
/ Paris society has new fad and q very
i artistic one. KS. rs y.
i 1T has become the fashion now to invite
1 all the most famous artists. painters
4 composers and llterateurs that you can
| possibly reach. to dinner. 5ia
y Ma,
i but when tho guests have been treated &c
i long series OF delicious courses and ex-
i ouisite wines, everything Is removed from
the table except the tablecloth.
! Tho hostess then, with her most amiable
smile, invites each guest to make use Of
q pencil which has been attached to the
menu card and pom a short thought, draw
q sketch or lot down few bars OF music
4 on the snow-whlte tablecloth In front O.
him. !.
ward, embroidered In red, blue or greer
silk and the tablecloth carefully storee
away. tii Il.
I The political Shorizon In England is ex
y tremely gloomy and the season Ia golnt
! to suffer- terribly from this general stat
4 of depression. !, lts .4g !. 4.
n The two great Liberal victories recent!
!, gained huve thrown the Government Int
Il q state of dlsmay from which IT has no
yet recovered. i.
! There Ia all over the country such dis
!, satisfaction at the absolute lack OF 40
I tivlty Of the Government. that II Q gen
!, eral election were to take place to-da,
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