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Invalided Italian Statesmen.

Invalided Italian Statesmen.
King Victor Emmanuel is soreIy en-
barrassed with regard to his ministers,
and cabinet crisis is regarded as i'm
minent at Rome This is due not so
much on political grounds. as TO their
condition Of health. which is such that
at the last court ball given at the OUR
inaI every one OF them, with the solitary
exception Of General Ottolenghi. the
Jewish-born minister OF war, was absent
In consequence of illness. II the eX-
pected cabinet crisis ensues it will, 50
far as ] know. be the first cabinet crisis
brought about by the simultaneous ill
ness Of nearly all its members
Signor Prlnetti. the capable minister
OF foreign affairs, and the principal sup
porter Of The minister Of the interior,
Giolitti. was stricken with paralysis, "a
I described the other day in these col
umns. while he was in conference with
the King. and his condition remains
such as 10 render IL imperative for
him to retire from public life for
considerable time to come. Signor di
Broglio. The minister OF the treasury.
is likewise on the sick list. while Signor
Balenzano has been suffering for some
weeks past from a complication OF in
huenza AMI govt Signor Carcano, the
minister of finance; Signor Giolitti, and
the Premier Zanardelli are also i'll. and
unable to fulfill the duties OF their Of
fee. The prime minister's condition is
exceptionally serious. by reason OF his
advanced years.
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EDITORIAL COMMENT.


Colonel Wsttcrzau is NOT che only Democrat
$50" THINKS cN-Ire--deut DIc.ciIuj is pr-sl-
hrlry for 1905 E>N.l-tUr Lindsay. of Waiter
sons OWE state, SAYS that Cleveland &, the only
pcmoora. vh" would have ll~ slightest chance
OF carrying OH" country n opposition 90 Presi-
dent Roosevelt hus Doe believes that there would
De- good deal ~ difficulty zoo carrying tbc con-
rcUt'a 20. cleveland The Senator has taken
loo. over the fc'j, las scanned tho New YORK
4FaIraut- and h.is weighed tae Western Leaders
ot Ei- party. lgt he finds tn1t Cleveland, cludi-
dacv is ,he D,moca,y'- only salvation iu loot
~. Louis Globe Democrat
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IE FIELD OF POLTICS-GOSSlP. VIEWS, AND INCIDENTS
1aa-caaa.a essaas saa. As Likely or Nay"

city II is so on State and municipal
elections, although the Hon. John R Nc
Lean. when q candidate for governor
three years ago, broke even with the Re
publieans in the city. but hat fact was
due u his popularity in his home town
and because of local pride. Cincinnati
has. however sometimes chosen Demo
cratic mayors. Mayor Fleischmann's
predecessor was a Democrat, and with
Mr. ingalls, candidate this time. il
would not be surprising if the mayor
should be defeated
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The New" Pedagogy.
A Wellesley Graduates Experiment in
High School Discipline.


Dolorous tidings these from the
sweetly named city of Pawtucket.
Sad news for Man the Superior Be
ing. Fit for the Lenten season. A
dish Of henbanc. A steaming caul-
dron of bitter herbs to be partaken in
a shroud of sacbcloth and beneath a
plenteous crown Of ashes.
It appears that the star Of mascu-
lire might went into sudden and
complete eclipse in the little Rhode
Island suburb Of Providence before
the puissant might and right of Miss
Mary L. Rogers, a graduate Of
Wellesley and a new teacher in the
High School
The flower Of the football team in
the persons Of George Mcneil. cap
tain of the eleven. SIX feet IN his
socks, weight $50 pounds, and Half
"''li'o"1 Campbell. five feet
cunds. had some
off in a manner
wholly scientific.
the new teacher
which thoughtlcss
viii adopt And
"ne.- --- resumed her place
upon the platform Discipline without
a scratch sat beside her.
Miss Rogers explanation of the
trouble is a masterpiece of ter-a Enc
lish. and shows that Wellesley teaches
more things that the manly art of
self-defense. She says:
u was all matter OF school dis
cipiiEe-- Continued disobcdience. im-
perinenee. aud remarks which con
sidered improper were the cause of II
oh. It was my first dav as teacher
at the high school, and it soon oc-
CURED 10 me that things were nj loose
ends. so far as respect toward me was
concerned.
III may be that the measures taken
t. demonstrate that / would main
tain discipline were somewhat drastic.
but what ] did was entirely iustifa-
bic. j regret that the matter must
become public, but as long as it must
tie facts should be stated. and ] be-
lieve that it viii have a good effect.
III il viii result in better discipline il
Will be something accomplished"
The higher education Of women *
indicated al last-that Is 10 say. If IT |
needed indication. Its daughters |
have now shown that they not only |
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Relief to King Victor.

From this it will be seen that the days
OF the present cabinet are numbered,
which will be a relief 10 the King. at
any rate in one respect. namely with
regard to the divorce bill. Premier
ZanardelIi and his colleagues are COM
mitted 10 the latter, not so much by
present iuclinations as by past prom
isos. which they are called upon 20 re-
deem. Indeed they have tackled the
matter in haIf-hearted way. well
aware that the court. in spite of the
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Reflections OF a Bachelor.

i" the weary death comes smiling.
Jealousy is serpent tl.at o. woman carries
~ H~r Bosom 90 sting Hcr hrs--
IL Is The man who wishes De- bad rich friends
iT'm whom De could borrow money THAI curses
The rich.
You can always find ont what ross.rz arr
saying about You io other people by listening
O" what they SAY about other people Oh v,ri.
woman who would face a PACK of -1.f dos
wouldn't haFc Tire courage to ten the cook
she can't afr not 90 have varaed-oycr meals.
View York Press
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Overlooking Into Canada.

L. e. Armstrong. immigration agent % the
Canadian Pacific Railway. says 10000 Amrri-
rau. scandinavian, and English farmers tom
Weston. States, French Canadians from New
ln-iant factory towns. ana SvedeS from New
Nors viii settle iu Canada next year. Mr.. Arm
-tr ~ Finds an absence iu Jlc United states of
The .'H prejudice against Canada. who's wheat
,srp0 .ug g. me- says, d, Jhe admiration ~ al,
UhO have Inspected it-NeV Orleans Times
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A Political Exchange.

The present situation oi abe senate is not
one Of hr!plc-suD+s- 10 is One OF open guilt
and deserved disgrace. The Senators maintain
80 because ON tine whole they Ike it and get
advantage from It, Their rules are Of choir oau
making, and can Dee uumHdr when they wish.
They do not change Them because they know.
that these rules make OF the senate tllaul1,r
end its committee roous Iu exchange Tor .N-
ocedingy profitable traffic. New York Times.
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for the British navy are of $4,000
tons displacement
Such ships as the Senate programs
called for would have been antiquatod
before their plans were drawn. We
have go thank the persistence of the
House coufarcas for really up-to-
date provisions Ior naval expansion.
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can aim high, but hit straight
straight from the shoulder-hit with
a clear, cool. logical purpose. and with
delightfully."- sufficient effect. We
shall cNpcc. Miss Rogers and her crst-
while erring, but now fully convinced.
pupils To shake hands and be friends
fUTeyermore.
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Dr. Anders Sven Hcdin, the illustrious
traveller. who lately returned from a
wonderful Asiatic journey. was born at
Stockholm. on February 70. 1863 stock
holm. Upsala. Berlin. and Halle con
tributed 20 his education. and his first
expedition was through Persia and Me
sopotamia in 1886. In 1890 he was a
member Of King Oscars embassy 10 the
late Shah Of Persia. and i'm the same
year began journey through KhOrasan
aud Turkestan. In 1898 he started on
hat proved 10 be a four years eNpedi-
lion through Asia from Orenburg 10 Pc
0iu. via Lop-nor and Tibet. ana his
late journey through much Of the same
country. and including severe trials in
The Cobb Desert. was begun in 1899 and
ended only last year
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To Make the Fight.

Mayor Fleischmann. brewer and base
bali magnate. has finally consented to
make the race again. Some time ago he
declared that he would not be a candi-
date, but when the opposition decided 70
make his administration of the Office the
Leading issue OF the campaign he re-
versed his decision and concluded to re-
enter the race in order to seek vindiCa-
tiOn-
CINCINNATI is normally a Republican
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Mrs. Gertrude Massey. whose NINA
lures OF children and dogs are well
known. WAS born in February. 1868 For
many years she painted portraits IN
oils. but. finding her role. she has paint
Cd little but miniatures since 1897. The
four elder children of the Prince Of
Wales. tho eldest son OF the Duke Of
Marlborough and Lady Fitzwilli3m' s
daughters are among the human sub
jects. and her ether studies include
many of the pes dogs OF the late Queen
Victoria and the present royal family.
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THE BLIND YOUTH SPEAKS.

The sight of the sun I could spare.
And the sight OF the skies
But. oh, for the sun OF Her hair.
And the skies OF Her eyes,
New Orleans Tlmes-D Democrat.
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Following saxony's Example.

The King OF Wurtemburg, who is
Protestant. has no son. and al hiss death
the crown will uass TO his remote cousin
Duke Philip. an elderly prince, married
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Reform IN Chicago.

In addition to the >raua-rEc7s League for
street car reform. Chicago has started a BUSY
Now league for Telephone amendment sue
cess Co both! -Fir.shurg Dispatch.
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Senator Ale" starts his Senatorial ca-
. rccr heavily handicapped Alice is like
son to me. says Nr. hddicis.
The New England Historic GeneaIoEi-
/ cal Society pleads for cpltaphs. Tho
majority are still willing to wait a
while
/ Representative Cannon culiycucd the
/ closing hours of the Fifty-scventh Con-
/ grcsa with fiery attack on Che Sen
ate. What other sort OF attack could
/ a cannon make
The appearance Of the army worm In
/ the neighborhood Of Fort Riley is one
/ of those occurrences which raise wall
I ar home ana laugh abroad. Distance
1 lends amusement TO joke
Tho emphatic vote of 1880 90 so. by
which Ithaca has decided upon the mu-
nicipaI ownership of it's waterworks.
shows that enc lesson OF the typhoid
epidemic has been learned.
Crank independence is soon sized up.
Senator Wellington of Maryland and
Senator Mason of Illinois are politically
no more II man can't be "a good party
man it is prohibited that he run a don
key engine.
The hard luck of New York city in
having the S2.oC0,O00 appropriation for
its postoflcc site stricken out of the sun
dry civil bin teaches a lesson One of
these days New York city will elect rep
resentativos who really represent, and
viii keep them i'm Congress long enough
so that they can bc OF some use.
Now tlat the Publications Of the
Alaskan boundary treaty have been ok
changed. the United States must hustle
TO get its case in readiness to SUD-
nit TO the commissioners within sixty
days. Happily a good deal Of the WORK
has already been done. and tho selection
Of eE-Sccrctary John vs.. Foster to com
plete the task makes it reasonably !
sure that it viii be done I'm time.
Doubtless Germany and England are /
the best OF friends. and doubtless they
have been cooperating like brothers /
in Venezuelan affairs. yet it is worth I
noticing that for the hrst time for
many years the British admiralty is
preparing 10 organize North Sea
squadron. and has stationed a battle
ship of she east coast OF England as
a depot ship FOR torpedo craft.
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m THE PUBLIC EYE.

DR.. G. A. Glenn. formerly commits
sioucr OF education in Georgia, Will sue
coed the late DIT. Curry as agent Of the
Peabody educational fund.
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The Talk of the Dav.

a man in Hobol,en was arrested last
week because he had abandoned the
| habit OF supporting his Wife She told
/ the magistrate that her husband had
/ become infatuated with a woman whom
/ they had taken TO board with them. and
/ that in answer To her remoustranc. he
! said, If he didn't entertain her she
wouldn't board with us any longer. and
that he had my welfare in mind in paw
ing her attention" The newspapcrs
characterized the woman that made the
trouble as a stay boarder." and it may
be remembered that Poormaster Barck.
Of HOboken. insisted not long ago that
the star boardcr" was responsible FOR
much Of the connubial iufelicity in that
city. But If there were no other board
ers at this particular house, the woman
was not "a star.
What is star boardore" We in
qulred lately into the physiology and
psychology of the sIob. Now let MS i'm
a spirit Of love study for moment the
star boarder.' Nor shall We speak as
one without knowledge. or as one at
this end OF spy glass For fifteen or
twenty years we knew boarding houses
and the jewellers therein: from New
York TO Berlin, from AI5arr lN. " TO
Rome Utalyl. We have sat triumphant
at the right hand of the laudlady: We
have been in disgrace far below the salt
We have loaned her small sums Of
money when she was IN sore distress
we have smiled q sortening smile when
remittance were expected" IT is even
possible that for a time we. too. were a
star; bur one star dinereth from an
other star in glory. ard we prefer TO
approach the question as plain boardcr. ]
untitled. not decorated.
The star boardcr is undoubtedly q
changed survivor of the parIrr boardcr
who i'm former years rented the hes,
rooms. paid The highest price and cx-
rected the chief consideration at table. /
both in food and conversation. The
parloT boardor was sometime male. +
sometimes female. Ia England it was
often the scaooIboy OF wealthy or arts
tocraric parents. CaIverIey knew him
as his rival for the affection of Miss
Julia GoodcniId
lib" rar.or hoarirr caassced toa'7ds her ou (
The an,e area'd Dds h.-om-Aut her smile /
u,r. not far nim
The star boardcr is usually q male.
We are inclined 20 go so far as 20 dcnv
he right OF amy woman 90 the title. An .
assistant clergyman with carefully edu- .
Gated whisker and a tendency toward /
is always star boarder. In /
him The landlgdy feels a religious and .
luasi-mut"rnal interest a man with [
tendency toward "heart-croubIe" is al
ways a. dangerous candidate for tho posi-
ion
The star Ioarder seldom if over rises
10 any height in the outside world. Tn
he house itself Dee is not recognized bv
he other boardcrs as worthy of his posi-
ion Nor rs ne himself "a blazing star
II the FIRST magnitude forever. There
'rc wandering star boarders 20 whom is
'raervod the blacl,ness Of darkness. For
he star Of one boarding house is never
he star OF another.
The star boarder seldom marrics. When
20 does. tbe wife is unhappy. for she
"on discovers that her husband is an
soisL
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Dangerous to Navigation.

One Of the perhaps many deserving
bills which failed 10 become a law
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closing hours of the Fifty seventh Con-
grcss with % fiery attack on the Sen
ate. What other sort OF attack could
cannon make
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Free-Hand Comment.

rccr heavily handicapped. Alice is like
a son 90 me. says Mr. NddicIle.
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The star boarder seldom marrics. When
be- does. The wife is unhappy. for she
soon discovers that her husband is an
soist.
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The New England Historic GencaIogi-
cal Society pleads for cp.taphs. Tho
majority are still willing TO wait a
while
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The appearance Of the army worm In
/ the neighborhood Of Fort Riley is one
/ of those occurrences which raise a wall
( ar home ana al laugh abroad Distance
1 lends amusement 10 a joke.
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Tho emphatic vote of 1880 80 SO by
which ithaca mas decided upon the mu-
nicipal ownership OF its waterworks.
shows that enc lesson OF the typhoid
epidemic has been learned.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-20
NEWS FROM THE SHELTER CITY

ed over a new leaf and will proceed to i'll the blank page in the same manner as was the last.
 Frank Qnaley returned this morning from Nogales and Hermosil.o. where he has been for the past two weeks attending to his extensive mining in terests. Frank was accompanied by his brother. H. Dudley. who recently came from New York. These gentle men will remain in Douglas for few days before returning to their mines.
 Miss Henderson, who recently ar rived from Chicago with brand new line of millinery creations. has located in Room 1. Hotel Roy. Miss Tender son vii hold a grand opening on Mon day, March 23rd, at her new parlors 8
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-20
DOUGLAS DEATHS
Especial to Reyiew.)

-tSpbcldi tO fSeNlcW.J
 Douglas, March 19-Mrs. Evaline Collins passed away at her home in this city March IT, 1903, at the age of 32. A husband, H. s. Collins. and two mourn the loss of a devoted wife and loving mother. Funeral services, un- der the direction of Alfred Paul, took D ace at the Collins home on Wednes- day, the 18th. the Rev J. N. McComb officiating. Interment was in the local cem etery. A large number of sympa- thizing friends followed the body to its resting place. Though Mrs. Collins had resided in Douglas but a short time, she made numerous friends who sympathize with the bereayed father and children. -.-s
 H. H. Sheppard, well known as 8 merchant of Douglas, died suddenly Wednesday evening at 5:30 at his home on avenue C.. The deceased was -borr in Danviie. Ills. where his parents now reside. He was also a member in good standing. of Masonic Lodge No AS. of Danville, where most e his life was spent A wife and ont child, a boy of nine years, survive tf mourn their loss. Douglas loses a gaot citizen, an upright man and above al Q staunch friend Interment will be ir Douglas and the local lodge of Mason: will pronounce the last rites of tb' order over their departed. brother Rev J. N McComb will deliver th' eulogy. ~..e.. ......... 8.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-20
Hotel Arrivals

At the Roy
 F. l.. Bates. Sacramento. Cal. l. Hines. Springer, N. M. j. Allison, Cedar Rapids, Ia. Lee Foley. St. Louis. l.. l.. Lumsden, San Francisco. H. L. Graw, Cananea. Miss Henderson. Chicago. Mrs M. F. Carroll, Silver Creek. O. Powell. Fl Paso.
 Chas. Eaton, Bisbee.
 J. F. Hohslodt and wife, BisSee. R. l.. Benton, Bisbee.
 A. L. Harrun, Kansas City. w. R. Humphries and wife, Prescott H. Qua!ey. New York.
 Frank Dudley. city. Hotel Ord
 "Wednesday
 Sam1. F. Dubs, mines, Casas Gran des, Mexico.
 Jno. J Sexton. Nacozari.
 Alfred Ferguson. Denver.
 w. F. DeCamp. Denver.
 J. Walsh, Fl Paso. Thursday J. w. Sheppard, Bisbee.
 M. E. Conboy, Los Angeles. J. G. Hawks, San Francisco. D. J. Alberga. San Francisco. w. l.. Ameson, San Francisco. Mrs. F. V. Johnston. Bisbee.
 Prof c. Sylvester, Washington, D lC. W. F. DeCamp, Denver. T. T. Butzow, Fl Paso. w. A Fiege. Dragon J. K Choate, Jr., Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-20
DOUGLAS LAWYERS
 GET TOGETHER
FORM BAR ASSOCIATION AND
 ELECT OFFICERS.
Purpose is to Prevent Shyster Practi-
 ees in That city-WilI Have Good
 Law Library in the Near Future.
(Special to Reyiew.l

Especial to Review)
 Douglas, March 19.-The attorneys of DoigIas met last evening in the of flee of the Atlas Exploration and Min ing company. A constitution was framed to govern the organization H. s. Mulford was chosen president and A c. Lockwood. secretary.
 The primal object of the association is the suppression of "shyster" prac- tices. Regular meetings will be he'd on the first Monday of each month.
 At present no provision has been made for a law library. but care will be taken that duplicate sets of legal works do not occur. A well equipped library, gracing the associations own home. is one of the certainties of the futur1.
 The organization numbers twelve members, every light in the local fra ternity having signed The rostrum shows the names of H. L. Taylor, F. S. Gilland. Albert Nj. Sames, Hartwell Howell. H. s. Mulford, Henry c. Beum- 1 Ter, R. O. Johnson. T. c. McDevitt, French & French. A. c. Lockwood and w N Jones.
 The organization of the Douglas Bar association is step in ethical pro l gression that cannot but call forth the commendation of al In the building up of new communities. surreptitious practice in the courts of justice tends toward prevalency. The members oi the Douglas bar have guarded against such corruption and too much praise cannot be bestowed on the promulga tors of this high minded movement
 Douglas as yet does not boast of 3 board of trade that will look to her in terests in the outside world. It would not be a bad idea. in lieu of such { body, for the Douglas Bar association to lend it's influence and active assist ance to the improvement of local con ditions and the uplifting of Doug'a! to her proper station in the business world. It has been hinted that suci & motive is embraced in the Dougla Bar association.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-20

Alfred Paul & Co. have just received a new line of Folding Beds, Iron Beds. Wardrobes, Couches and Folding Couches. Reed and Metal Couches, Fancy Dressers, Fancy Iron Beds, Mor ris Chairs, Reed Chairs, Book Cases, and Cheffoniers. Paul & Co. are loca ted on Tenth street, between F and G, and conduct the largest furniture establishment in the city. This latest shipment is the largest line of furni ture ever brought to Douglas. Call and see for yourself.
 Paul & Go. are fully equipped to dc undertaking work in all it's branches
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-20

Regular daily communication has been established between Martinique and Guadaloupe by system of wire less telegraphy. The system used is not the Marconi, but one devised by the French engineer corps. Four wires are used at the stations and the mast is ITO feet high ...
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-20

The building and lot on 10th street, adjoining the Commercial hotel. has been sold by the E. R. Pirtle company to Patrick Harrington, of Bisbee, for 8 consideration of three thousand dol .ars
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-20

Japan has greater variety of names for girls than we have. Most of them are intwo syllables, and the given name is placed after the family name.
 A boy born in Berlin the other day Is able to look upon his mother, grand mother, great-grandmother and great great-grandmother. the, last being ss years old.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-20

Curious ideas of justice seen to pre- vail in Rome. A woman who was as. pc, 5, ing annoyed by an officer. turned round and boxed his ares. The officer challenged the woman's husband who round and boxed his ears. The ofhcer brought an action against the woman fa- assanIt and she was fined f.41-
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-20

WANTEO-If you want work. come and register: if you want help, let us know. Good place for line man at ss0. Doug;as Employment office. phone 6T.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-20

Odessa, a ely of 100000 inhabitants. b.s an orphan asylum at which. since 1897, from ea to ss per cent of the in- fants received each year have died. Oa,cial investigation showed that tnis friphtfui rate of mortality was due 70 uusanisary arrsngements and the use of poor milk .. @. s>