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TRIED TO BE PRIMA DONNA.
The Scif.Prom0tion of Mr. Alvarez and
lis speedy Extinction, Under Fire.


Ernest Van Dyck once said that Jean
de Rcszke was the last Of the prima donnas.
If he had been at the opera last night he
would have changed his mind and hung
the peplum on the shoulders Of Albert
Alvarez. Close TO the lef, side of the Metro
politan Opera House stage Is n dressing
room which has always been sacred to the
prima donna. except Nine. EAmes. who
uses a room on tho other side. Last night
Mr.. Alvarez arrived at the house early, and
declaring that he was the real star Of the
evening, took possession OF the prima dom
mas room.
Presently Mime. Gadski appeared on the
scene OF action, and made for that room
When she learned Of Mr.. Alvarezs occu-
psncy and the ground OF il. she ascended
into the upper ether with the greatest
celebrity. There were about twelve columns
Of conversation in long primer. double
loaded, in about four minutes, ending with
the statement that il Nine. Gadski did not
get that room she would not play.
There was rushing about in hot haste.
but Mr.. Latham had hidden himself some
wherc. Finally Mr.. Gorlitz. the second
assistant snb-auditor Of the company.
was found. After he had talked Austrian
German for ten roinutes ct Mr.. Alvarez.
who didn't understand, that eminent tenor
decided TO retrsat 10 another room. Then
Nine. Gadski undllated into her own, and
the band played on.
The sun., 1903-02-17
WELL STOCKED. orderly book store. Moth.
ing like II. Any book wanted. PRATT. iei 9Th av

which in tbs elaboration Of its well-con-
sidered details will permit Of breadth Of
treatment az well as Of jewel-like brilliance.
when II i. translated into the Pl aSs. Two
other cartoons bear witness to the skilful
and most successful use which w. B. Van
Ingen has made OF the motion of Landscape
In q frieze in the Union Club.
There are, then. In this exhibition traces
Of originality upon the part Of our artists.
Whether the prevailing lack Of II Ia due
10 the designers themselves or to the pres
sure Of the architects, there in one remedy
and il rests with the public and more par
tcularly with tho client. II the last would
but realize that the wealthy patrons Of old
times used the brains of their artists. not
o. initiate, but To create. he would surround
himself with something OF which he could
be more reasonably proud, and tho position
of the decorative painter Ia this country
would be extraordinarily lifted. As IL IL,
he h but too often merely an accessory
in a subordinate position to the mimetic
propensities Of ths architect.
The sun., 1903-02-17

5lHe Beard. b making q. dscidsd hit 1t the
nnictsIbocaer. Daiys has . good draw
ing card In tho Billlonairs.' E.H. 6othern
has proIonSed his stay at the Garden Thea
tire in II Were King"
VII end fs;c IL two 'sss run NAH n n. 81 Hss
nas nn been 2 remarkable success. Blanche
tracts large audiences. The Empire Thea
srH sT has an amusing and interesting play in
Lhe Unforeseen" Annie Russell's ad-
Mice and Men The BIZ Go comedy XIX RIt OF m
the year II THE Earl Of Pawtucket. Weber
r1elds's still have -Twirly- -Whirly" and
The Stickiness Of Gelatine."
Inc 'lrcie Theatre In now q vaudeville
nGuss NOUS, and good one. Charles Ross and
Mabel Fenton are the top-liners there this
Meek. Weber Fields's new theatre. the
West West End. End has q good show this week in
me village Postmaster" Andrew Mack
anu ms company are In their last week at
.Tha .ns Fourteenth Snth Street. The American has
stock company offers .Magda.: Des.
gerate Chance is at the Grand Opera
house, Chauncey Olcott In "Old limerick
Town E Y At the Metropolis and East Lynne"
at The the Third avenue.
.,I me n,d New star has q stirring melodrama,
several new wax groups. Robert Hilliard
IL the leader Of the bill at Hurtie L Sea-
mons, Tony Pastors bill is made up of
many headliners There il a good troupe
OF Japanese aorobats at Huber's Museum.
keith's bill Is even better than usual. Sam
Deveres company is at the Dewey.
Ihe regular weekly change Of bill is made
AZ the four Proctor houses. The Twenty
tnird street house sticks to vaudeville with
Florence Burns as the star attraction. The
r1ftn Avenue has successful play for the
stock company in The Way Of the World. :
The military drama .Rosedalc" Is at the
t1fty-eighth street house and -The District
Attorney Ia at 125th street. There Is also
good vaudeville at the last three houses.
The sun., 1903-02-17
STEP TO AN ENDOWED THEATRE.
Dramatists' Cub Appoints . Committee
10 Look Up Possible Benefactors.

DP2motletG SIuD NppOuuu . NOmUIttec
10 Look Up Possible Benefactors.
At a meeting of the American Drama
tists' Club, held at the rooms in West
Fortieth street, on Saturday to consider
the idea OF a privately endowed theatre for
New York which should be to the dramatic
art Of America what the Theatre Francois
is to French dramatic art. this resolution
was unanimously passed
ResoIred. That a preliminary committee
be appointed by the acting. president to dis
cuss and formulate plan for presenting the
epdo wed national theatre project to the
public and bringing IL to the consideration
OF potential subscribers and that such CON-
mittee be empo wcrcd TO invite the co0pera-
tlon OF an equal number OF pereons not mem
bers Of the American Dramatists Club In
tcreHtcd in the said project.
This committee has since been named
by J. ]. G. Clarke, the acting president;
Charlee Barnard. Charles 7. Dazey, William
Gillette, Ca; y. Greene. Jorerh p. G,isIner,
Arthur Ho,nblow. marry P Mawson; Gin
ton Stuart. Augustine Thomas, Henry
1yrrell. Charles Klein. B. p. Valentine
and the acting president e1-offcio. A meet
ing Of the committee will be called at an
carly date.
The sun., 1903-02-17
"AiG1" At the Opera.

yerdi's Aida" was performed at the
Metropolitan Opera House last night for
purpose OF Acting Manager Latham was
to put forward Wagncr's Die Meister-
singer last evening. but Mr.. Anthes fell
a victim to the vagaries Of this capricious
climate. and, as he is the only representa-
tive in the company, Of the young Fran
CONAN knight. Walther Won Stolzin9. il
became necessa ry TO change the opera
II was Nine Gadski's turn to be prima
donna and so the Verdi work was selected
as a substitute.
There were no novelties In the cast ex-
cept the first appearance this season OF
Mr.. Alvarez as Roddmes. It is unneces-
sary to say more about his performance
than that it was large physically and bois-
ferrous vocally. Mr.. de Reszke. who had
been on the sick list, reappeared as the dis
contented priest Rdmfs
The sun., 1903-02-17
"THE JEVEL OF ASIA"
New Musical Company with james r
Powers and Blanche Ring.

To make the plot OF Tho Jewel of Asia y
which saw its first production here last
evening at the Criterion Theatre, It's authors
took the masterpiece OF young painter
and the favorite wife Of Turkish pasha
named them the same and then built on
that as the foundation. To interpret the
situations which were produced by the
similarity OF names, the managers put the
various characters into the hands of PLAYER
folk. all OF whom have won their places in
musical comedy in New York, and the
result was that, despite the evident neces-
sity OF further rehearsals. the big audience
was more than gratified by the showing
made.
James T. Powers enacted the part of the
poverty stricken young artist, creator OF the
picture, and Blanche Ring was the Jeuel
herself. To each OF them part was given
in which they had full opportunity for a
display OF the talents by which they have
made themselves favorites, and though
they held the centre, the other characters
were by no means subordinate to them.
George O'Donnell was Sinoon Posha, tho
progressive Turkish police minister; Will
liam Cameron was Mah, his major domo;
and Cliff on Crawford was Vussuf Pohphar,
the nephew Of Simeon Pasha. To help the
action along Harry Short was Sergeant
La Ftfte. the sole survivor OF Napoleon's
old guard. and Franks. Hill took the part
Of a gendarme and Of All. Simeon Pdsha's
favorite swordsman.
Among the women in the cast Mimi
(Rachel Bcoth) divided the honors with
Miss Ring herself. To Simeon Pasha We
allotted twelve wives. denominated beauti-
full, and, stage tradition to the contrary,
they deserved the name. In the two acts
In which the comedy runs it's course, Paris
and the Turkish harem are shown, and in
each scene the gowns of these twelve women
are worth mention. The four dancing
girls also won q place.
The music runs smoothly. The lyrics
are all better than fair and several Of them
are excellent. Particularly good IL "A
Woman's NO Means Yes" sung by Miss
Ring, Mr.. Short and Mr.. Cameron. Miss
Ring and Mr.; Crawford have a duet, Miss
Powers, Mr.. O'Donnell and Mr. Can ,eron
had an excellent trio. whats the ose7"
and Miss Booth sang the inevitable coon
song. She sang 1t well. A chorus song
that made a particular hit was contributed
by the beggar chorus in the first act, and
Mr.. Powers They Say They Will. but
Don't" with it's introduction OF living
examples, was hit,
One Of the many things Miss Ring did
TO win applause was to take the part Of
the mechanical doll, and in this she was
gags, the plot was worked out until at
the last all hands were made happy, and
Mr.. Powers, viewing the backs Of the de-
parting audience. repeated the words OF
his first song, please Don't Move"
The whole piece Ia well staged, acted
and sung. and pleased its frst.night au-
dience immensely.
The sun., 1903-02-17
Seminary Founder Dies os worry.

DETROIT, Mich. Feb. ie.-The Rev.
Joseph Dombrowsh. aged 81 years, the
founder Of st. Mary's Polish Seminary.
dropped dead yesterday. the result OF
overexcitement and nervousness caused
by the rebellion OF twenty-nine students
who we're expelled two weeks ago. The
unpopularity of a professor caused q de-
mand for his dismissal. Father Dom
browski expelled the studeuts and the In =
cident preyed on his mind. breaking weak
npart.
The sun., 1903-02-17
JOTTJNGS ABOUT TOM.

william Leonard, rs years old, OF ios East i0eth
street. was convicted yesterday beforc Recorder
Con In the General Sessions of manss ughter In
the SECOND degree, TN April last ht slrutk Al
bert Wanncr al a ball In the Harlem Lytcum at
Third avenue and i07th street. Wanner danced
with Leonaid's wife and Leonard vAs jealous,
Wanner died OF bpopleIy.
Columbia University announces that DR.. Fried
nch Hirth. Dean Lung. professor OF Chinese, will
give nye public lectures during March and April
Chinese. The lectures VIII treat Of political and
other reasons for the study Of Chinese.
The sun., 1903-02-17
PROSPERITY At THE THEATRES.
All the Companies Playing to Good Houses
THO Weeks New Bills.


Oscar Hammerstein's production OF Toll
stoi's Resurrection will be made at the
Victoria Theatre tonight. The same dra-
matizAtion Of Count Tolstoi's novel is pro-
duced in London tonight by Beerbohm
Tree and his company. At the same time
the play reaches its tooth performance in
Paris Manager HAmmerstein has spent
q large sum on his production. Blanche
Walsh and Joseph Haworth play the lead
ing roles.
Williams and Walker, the negro come
dams, who are at the head OF company OF
their own. begin a long engagement at the
New York Theatre tomorrow night. They
have new musical extravaganza called In
Dahomey,' in which more than 100 negro
performers appear.
Ferdinand Bonn is in his farewell week
At the Irving Place Theatre. Tonight he
gives The Tanning Of the Shrew," to-mor-
row night, -Narciss. and Thursday and
Friday nights. king Richard III At
both performances on Saturday he will
play Die Ehre"
Mrs Osborn's Playhouse Is open again.
Frank Lea Short says he is going to give
more early English drama. His company
played Romeo and Juliet" last night
Crowds besiegs the Majestic Theatre to
see The Wizard of o." 'Florodora' is
drawing big houses at the Academy Of
Music. Amelia Bingham and her capable
company have started their engagement
weii at the Princess in The Frieky Mrs.
Johnson Mr.. Pickwick' il q whole.
some comic opera and De Wolf Hopper q
popular star at the Herald Square. The
Silver Slipper il in its last week At the
broadway. The Sultan Of Sulu' is turn
ing people away AZ Wallack's.
Having celebrated it's 3OOth performance
Si h" Casino A Chinese Honeymoon hss
aiken new lease OF life and will finish out
nc season here. Clara Bloodgood's sue
"esS has heen great In The Girl With the
prinoesss will he at hone every AFTERNOON
a. the Savoy until further notice. Mabelle
Tllman and The Mocking Bird are at the
Harlem Opera House. The spectacle "Mr.
The sun., 1903-02-17
"D,e Me,sters,uger" Next Friday.

The management Of the Metropolitan
Opera Housr has decided 10 give die
Meistersinger- next Friday evening instead
Of sOtello, which had been announced.
Georg Antilles has recovered and will sing
the part Of Waahsr voR Stolsin0, Mr.. Van
Rooy will he the HaNs SoeAs and Nine.
Gadski win b. Eco. The cast Will also in
cl,,de Mime. 6chumann- -Heink and Messrs.
Bisphsm, nlsO and AOh1mann.
The sun., 1903-02-17
500 Women At q Euchre Party. g.

The United States Daughters OF 1912
War. OF which Mrs. William Garry Slade
10 president. gave euchre yesterday after
noon In the palm garden Of the Hotel Endi-
colt. Nearly 300 women took part In the
games.
The sun., 1903-02-17

oszES szEScSPt'JHs ePEx CsESA ,..s sSgss

METROPOLITAN 0kERA 8Ou4E
Under The alrs.ios q NJ "a 4tkjSi .6EAu.
To morrow Eve. ..N FAUST. Norddea.
Dufnchc. Conductor, Manclneli
Thurs. Evg; Feb. 70 a eSoups, ;, n,og q; Nlos.
Belize, Schumsnn -Hcink Msrlly. Sche6, Bndewel
Anthes, Van Rooy, Hsphsm. Elmblsd BIAS.
Conductor, Hertz.
Fri. Evg.,. Feb, 10 al 7:t5-DIE MElSTERSiNGER.
Gadski. Schumann. .Hetnk Antilles. Van Rooy.
Sat, Aft, Feb. 2i, at 2-ERNANi. Sembrieh:
De march,. Scott, Ed. de Resxke. Conductor.
Mancnelli
Sat. Evg.. Feb. ~, At 1:s0-Der Ring des Nibe-
lungen. Special Prices. DIE WALktiERE. 0adski.
Schumann .Helnk, Homer. Schen, NAnliy, Seygard.
Rrdeweli and Nordica Burgstauer. Bisphsm.
Elmbad. Conductor, Hertz
CONCERT. Carrie BTldewell: Bispham. BlAas. Ia
ire Opera Orchestra. Conductor Mancineiii.
Tues. Evg, Feb. ~. at 7O-SIEGfRlED.
sat. EvR., Feb. ~, at SD-GOETsrERDAEN-
MERuNG: Completing the ring Cycle 81
WEBER PIANOS USED
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Theatre Party OF Two Hundred.

Mrs. John Hays Hammond will give a
large theatre party at the Casino Theatre,
where The Chinese Honeymoon" is playing.
on Saturday night. She has reserved 200
seats for her party. After the theatre there
will be supper at Delmonico's.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-06-06
FRISCO STORE,
Odious Comparison.

The ToNoPAH BONANZA tells of the
fact that Tonopah is now shipping
700 tons of ore per month to Salt
Lake. by way of comparison, since
the mill went into commission the
Johnny have treated $50 tons of ore
per month. Tonopah has several
mines in operation, Stateline has the
Johnny Stateine Oracle.
Tonopah has no mill lin commits
sion. Reduction works are being
built. If under present conditions
any comparison can be made, let US
inquire how many of the $50 tons of
Johnny ore is worth enough to stand
shipping expense of $50 per ton?
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-06-06
Bound Over.

May Howard, the notorious demi-
monde who shot Alec Whitman last
winter, was on Wednesday last be-
fore Judge Lindsay, to answer a
charge of arson, in having attempted
to burn the Tonopah Jail After
hearing evidence the magistrate
held the woman for action by the
grand jury, fixing bail in the sum of
$1,000, which was furnished.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-06-06
Married.

Frank Butler, one Of the pioneers
Of Tonopah and brother Of Jas L.,
has taken unto himself a partner for
life, Mrs Addie Allen, Judge Lind.
say officiating They are both well
known 10 the residents of Tonopah,
and we bespeak for them a happy
and prosperous life. Frank came
here shortly after Tonopah was dis
covered and engaged in the livery
and feed business and by persever-
ance and industry accumulated a
competence Mrs Allen is also well
known to Tonopah people and has a
host of friends Mr. and Mrs. But
Ter will build "a residence on Mob Hill
and make Tonopah their home.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-06-06
At New Water Works.

The Tonopah Water company, at
at their new artesian rig at Rye
Patch, has laid the cemented stone
foundation and set the boiler. The
pipe is down and coupled seventy
five feet below water level The
work, even only so far, develops an
abundance of good water. There
are eighteen men employed and
original plans are being carried out
to perfection.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-06-06

Among the many new goods re-
ceived this week at Ryan & Stenson 5
your attention is respectfully directed
to select line Of low cut shoes
and slippers in French kid in the
best makes. Also an immense line
Of canvas, in low and high cuts, for
children and ladies. Another new
consignment of ladies' shirt waists,
skirts and wrappers in the latest de-
sign, just opened up.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-06-06
Taking No CHANCES.

Notwithstanding the news fire.
quently published in the Tonopah
papers that a water company will
have still more water in the camp
this season, a t least one saloon
keeper is not going to take any
chances. He has ordered one hun
dred barrels OF beer from the Carson
Brewing company. This will make
two carloads of the beverage and
should quench the thirst of a multi.
tude. Carson News.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-06-06

"Shoveler, known as IT," along
with Frank Boyd, Frank Bennett
and Herman Turner, was killed by
railroad accident near Wadsworth,
May 18th. This occurred in pro
gress of the new cutoff construc ton
on the Central, \ newspaper ac-
count gravely records that "The
wrecking crew are busy cleaning the
debris from the track, but as the
wreck occurred on the new cutoff
there will be no delay to trains.
That settles it. The killing of SHOW
eIer Known AS II distorts not the
dreams of the railroad magnates
who ride in palace cars ON special
trains.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-06-06

Iowa and Kansas are in the midst
of the greatest floods known since
the early 40-s, when the whites
began to settle the prairies and dis
possess the Indians, The disaster is
APPALLING and SCIENTISTS will attribute
it all to ruthless destruction of the
Trees. At Topeka nearly 200 lives
we're lost by drowning. At the two
cities named Kansas, which join at
the Kansas Missouri line, forty and
more persons were swept away.
Fire contributed to the general de-
struction, the losses of property
through action of both elements
amounting to millions. In the bot
tom lands of the Iowa rivers tribu-
tary to the Mississippi a food and
fuel famine is on. 1t is quite as bad
as the occasional tornadoes they
have there in summer. The natural
reflection is that we of Nevada,
while bewailing the misfortuncs OF
those lands, should be satisfied with
our own equable climate, with all its
alleged desert" character.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-06-06
Round Up.

A gang of cowboys has been in and
around Rye Patch for several days
past, rounding up stray cattle be-
longing to different people of the
county. They have managed to make
things pretty lively in that vicinity,
and in the course of their work have
had in use seventy head of horses for
the purpose of running down the
stock.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-06-06

Landers q Co., mining brokers.
Room 5 Tonopah Lumber Cos, Bldg.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-06-06
New and Solid Building.

Geo. Wingfeld has now under con
struction on Center street a concrete
building upon a massive foundation OF
granite, surrounding a cellar. Its
dimensions will be 24x24 feet, and
the structure will become fine
dwelling. Lang Il Co. are the con,
tractors in charge
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-06-06
HAPPY HOME.
A Lady, One OF the Fin De Siele
Reforms Her Hub.

Society is all agog. A lady of the
mira. the very inner circle OF the
100 imparts secret and thereby
hangs a tale.
FIRST Chapter Abbreviated Mar
ried man tarries down town with the
bows after 8 p. m; likes his tea;
plays whist; 'penny-ante; talks
about stocks; drops in to the Club;
reads magazines till it's late, then
hates to go home-because.
Second Chapter-c on en- S e d. --
Smart wife gets haunch; buys box
of the Justly famous Crooks for 2
bucks and springs them on her
sanity lord. Tableau!
Third Chapter - boiled down. -
Husband home every night eXhal-
ing the fragrant exotic of a Crook,
which permeates through every nook
Of their boudoir, the wife sharing the
aromatic perfume while hubby is
wondering how she caught on to the
combination.
MORAL. "A man can be handled
easy if you know how, "
While the Crook is not as swell as
the Principe de-Gales cigar, it is
certainly a crackerjack for nickle
or box of 80 for 81.
To be continued
FRISCO STORE,
The Epicurean Grocer, Confectioner
and Tobacconist. Headquar tiers
for Principe de Gales cigars.
p. S.-We buy and sell stocks
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-06-06

An addition strike of textile weav-
ers was inaugurated at Philadelphia,
Pa, on 1une /, and at the present
time 80, 900 operators are involved.
OF the 5000 firms engaged in the
textile weaving thirty-seven have
acceded to the demands of the strik-
ers, and Is, 600 people are employed
in these mills. All of the sixty-three
ingram carpet mills are idle, throw
ing 5000 people out of work in these
mills alone, and affecting indirectly
5000 others.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-06-06
Partnership Change. .

The Nevada Art & Decorative com.
panv, the business location of which
is opposite the postofiice, has been
dissolved, O. T. Owens purchasing
the interest of +. Gravel The bust.
ness will continue, under the super
vision of Mr. Owens, who is an artist
in his line.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-06-06

The endorsement OF republican
state conventions of President RooSe-
vet's candidacy next year are so
general and unfailing, that it now
looks as if there would be no oppo-
sition to him in the national conven-
ton next year.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-06-06

The Nye county Mercantile com
pany has fitted up model store.
The firm carries the best assorted
line Of groceries and mining supplies
in southern Nevada x
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-02-14

.,0u,n CarO4na nsts passed the DliI,
al essuy passed Dy the senate, promo
i.lns cniId iaDor Ia LeALiie manuIac.
,ne ase limit 10 10 be ~ years; Tor the
year IUnUwIng, IL years. and aIteI
NAY /. lJUo. II years.
me DEAN occurred recently of DIR.
Jonn Romans of Boston, one OF the
leading surgeons OF the Un1ted states.
curing the c1yll war he was assistant
surgeon In the navy. Later he was
surgeon IN cnIef OF the nrst division
Of the Nineteenth army corps. Since
me war he has been lecturer at Har.
ward.
Cole. Younger has compiled with the
condition imposed by the Minnesota
state board or pardons, filing with
Governor Van SAINT a statement prom
lsing: Il will never exhibit myself or
allow myself to be exhibited in any
place of amusement or assembly where
a charge is made for admission"
1t is stated authoritatively that a
meeting has been arranged between
the former crown princess of SaXony
and an authorized representative Of
her father on the express condition
that she shall come to Austria unac-
companied by M. Giron.
The legal adviser of the former
crown princess of Saxony has made
the following announcement:
IN. Giron will leave Genoa for Brus
sells, where he will join his family. NJ
Giron has broken off all relations with
the princess in order not to impede
the reunion of the princess with her
children"