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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
.PRETTYWO OMAN TO ENTER
BlGSAUTOMOBlLE RACE
Especial Gable to Tho Times-D Dispatch
5SE tis CopYri gflt 1909 K,

&Aopeclal fCaDle n to Tho 3STtmes-DlSpatch
Copyright 1903) Isl \;
&5s PARIS, March % Madame Camille du5
Cast, the accomplished fpianiste most
beautiful 3womanso Of the French metropo-
! lis. richest widow In France and daring
$baloonist, has now become tho competitor
of Do Knyff, Fournier, Winton, Wander
5bilt5 and the other utomobile Il racers.
4 Discussing automobllism for women with
the American correspondent Madame Z du
I Cast said 95 Ef I'll s5t n
II am already in training for the Paris
Madrid race One has to get ready lust
as a jockey Foes for antorse race, There
is not 8nluch time, for the start will take
place OH May 81, I shall have to be out
early, for my turn comes at four o clock
In the morning. III Iii n
5s''I look forward with intense pleasure to
crossing the Pyvenees, and hope to ex-
3nerience the thrill Of my life. My machine
will be one hundred horse power. and
4 the automobile nations OF any note Will be
represent ted, There will be about 2S0
competitors, u n rs ti
IA II am the only woman entered thus
far. Many OF the machines are lighter
than those used last year, Nj II win, or
even II I make the distance In good time,
which am sure to do barring accidents.
4 shall go at once to Amenica,
1.-THE great automobile race Of the fu-
ture will be held In America, It Is
only there that the distances are suffl-
cierltly great II shall challenge Wander
Sbilt or Wlnton or any o. your great
racers. am surprised that no Amer,
ican woman has yet made a record at
automobile racing, American women
usually lead In everything, Perhaps !
shall be the occasion Of getting them to
develop their talents In this direction"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
SWISS BURGLARS
USE NOVEL METHODS

v Especial Cable to the Tlmes-DlspAtch,
III Copyright 1907 L
Fl PARIS, March g,-An innovation " me
methods OF burglars Is reported from the
village OF Kruesllngen. In tho canton of
Thurgovlo. Switzerland, PASSENGER
train was brought to q stop 9 lghort. dis
tHnce from the station by explosive alarm
signals being placed upon the track,
The station master. thinking an accif
dent had occurred, locked the door OF the
station and hurried to the scene Of the
supposed disaster, It took only a few
minutes to discover that there was moths
Ing wrong and the train proceeded on its
way. but during those fow minutes the
thieves had entered the station forced the
yss$Sls and ESCAPED With It's eoate Y - &
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Her! Majesty made a point OF getting
5roomy upboarcls put in, and she was
never tired Of going a bout the rooms and
assuring herself that her retainers lived
up to their privileges by keeping all un
tidy things out OF sight. FL 1 s5
* At Marlborough House II Ter Majesty
caused to- DO built long rows OF oak
presses In the business section OF the
mansion, where all the enormous stocks
or stationery and other supp les are pre-,
served safely out OF the dust. The same
principle Is to be observed In Their
Mntesties' own apartments. The Queen
is tho possessor Of a number Of the COT
fers with which every scand !nav Wan bride
is furnished by her parents, and all her
possessions In the way OF laces, curios.
photographs. porcelain ana 90 forth
are safely housed therein, 81 gll,
The Queens pct domestic aversion IS
tho open shelf, which she. regards as 9
trap for dust, dirt and all nntidln E ess'
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CHINESE CURIOS# ARE
II COMINGiTO AMERICA
Especial Gable to The Times-Dlspatch,
yI,

Especial Gable to Tho Times Dispatch,
Copywright 1909 * #
LONDON. March %. The famous col-
lection Of Chinese ourios. porcelalns, 55ade es
ana crystals, secured 10 Tlen Tsin by A. A.
gstra tserr,s II the Russian conolsseur, has
been sold to Duyeen Brothers for slEo' 900,
The destination Of the collection has assl not
been made public. but Y Is conteetured
that the Messrs, Dvveen we're acllng ~
behalf 81 q New York client, Ind that
these art treasures are intended for the
museum museum, OF some American millionaire.
The col Election includes fifteen pieces
OF the famous peachblow ware, one Of
Swhlel. a fye-inch vase. BROUGHT the rec,
logdrbreakln Rrtfi fof . oQ s: syS,1
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-g
Africa was made the occasion Of great
repoicing. s5.5 n 55s H III. s5
sssE IL is very likely that 4 he will be Of.
Tered a peerage and equally likely that
he will It. 3,3 4 sS
AZ, He does not wish to part with the
simple name under which he has climbed
$lp tho ladder OF ) his remarkable career.
M It Is rumored ~ however, that v g title
will soon come into the family through
his son, Austen, the new Postmaster.
( General. sSs 53,s Nj. -. s8B25
Mr. Chamberlain's American wife, nee
sEndicot t made herself very popularSwith
the Beers and British ,colonists during
the tour and was In great request for
presenting prizes at local athletic meet
5ings and to grace with her presence such
other humble functions as are usual IN
South Africa conl1nunit les. Ss
Ii ss OF course. except In such cities as Cape
Town and Johannesburg. there Is no
&"society''Eto speak OF in the country. and
consequently no entertaining on any con-
siderable scale. tl 81 }S5
ss3 NEW 81 EATR RE. 4;
The opening OF another new theatre
In London by Sir: Charles Windham draws
attention to the remarkable progress made
blythe theatrical profession In recent
years. N
s The census OF / Sol showed that there
were nearly ten times the number Of
actors and actresses in London that -four
ished in S91 y !ss
b This great bound in numbers was
probably due to the advent, OF the sub-
urban theatre, which until recent years
had practically no existence.
N The vast trac OF bricks and mortar
known as Greater London is now liber-
ally besprinkled with 7playhouses where
the best touring companies minister to
the dramatic suburbanites. ssss
OF West End theatres there are now
stwenty-nine, and several more are pro-
iected to be situated in Kingsway and
SAldwych. the two new thoroughfares
which are to connect the Strand with
EHolborn.5 III 3fs .yg s55s Fly Bal ijss5 st8S
&s Sir Charl es II Wyndtam is responsible
for two OF the new thea tres-Wyndfam's
and the New-andfi in an interview Miss
limited that third was characterization.
Although the London Hippodrome is
only three years old. q similar building
on a larger scale is to be erected In ST.
Martins lane. FL
This great boom in the peoples pleas
8ures is strangely contradictory OF the
alleged waning OF the national prosper
3ity. II i$3s
THE PRINCE.
The Princes Of Wales occupied seat
in the Peers gallery In the n HI use Of
Lords yesterday and listened with boy
sish interest to the debates Of the gray
bearded old lords on the floor beneath.
When King Edward was Prince Of
Wales he often visited the House Of
Lords and never missed the occasion
/ OF a great debate.
Etiquette forbids the King to be pres
ent during the debates Of either House
of Parliament. 4. s5s ~, siig
8. This unwrltten law is not very ancient.
1t dates from the reign OF Queen Anne.
The consort Of Queen Victoria often
visited the House OF Lords to hear the
speeches. He looked In on the humbles
House OF Commons. X 90. v Il 81
s One day. however, while In Commons
no heard himself the subject OF bitter
personal attack from one OF the mem-
berg He never again visited Commons.
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ETHEL BARRYM lore TO
#BEGUESTO SUTHERLAND

Especial Gable to The Times-D lspatch
Copyright, 1909 x N s5s
London March 2s.-The y Duchess Of
Sutherland, at present on the Riviera re-
8ouperating from a surgical operation. is
reported on the high road to recovery.
Her Grace. who Is one Of the most beau
tiful women In London and an intimate
friend cot Queen Alexandra, will return
shortly to her I,ond ON resde Sta ford
, House. where che {is 70; entsrtalnl aInong
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AMERIC AN ENDOWS
" BED I'm NICE HOSPITAL

x Especial Cable to A The Times 70 ispatch
s Copyright 19o3. > Il; 8 55
N PARIS, Marc b 2s - Humphrey Moore,
of California, has just established an
IL & American Bed" In the New Victoria
Hospital at Nice. 3 s Mi. Moore, who Is. 8
deaf mute, Is well known In ar tistic cir
3cles here, and the money with which he
established the bed is the proceeds OF the
sale OF his picture THE Spanish Dancing
iGirl"5which, he presented to the commit
tee OF the hospital to be disposed Sot for
this purpose. His example Y Is expected
to be followed by otherSS American artists.
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y Picture shows Lady Donoughmore, who
is constdeed the most beautiful of II 5An-
'glo-Amerlcan peeresses. Before her mar
riage she was Miss Grace OF New York,
md with her two sisters was popularity
called .the three graces." Lord and La
ldy Donoughmore had two fine irish seats
and recently Lady Donoughmore's father
Mr. Grace. became the tenant OF Battle
Abbey Lord Donoughmore for years
served as private secretary to Sir Henry
Blake In Hong Kong. IA
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others, Miss Ethel Barrymore, the Amer
lean "a ctress, who IS to join the Duchess
her at the close Of IA her theatrical
season. 5 NJ 81 Il "
FIN The Duchess Is we'll known to the
literary world through her semi-socialistic
novels signed hillicent Sutherland She
4 Is most friendly to America and Ameri-
cans, and many disting ulsh ed citizens Of
the United States while sojournlng in
don are habitues OF her salon. VI \, !5l
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the Grand
VIII celebrate
as
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QUEEN sALEXAND y
Il. APPRECIATES CLOSETS,

Especial Gable to The Times tspatchi
S53' Copyright 1896. >
re LONDON, March DC queen Alexandria,
who has the good housewife 81 passion for
closets & and upboa rts. has caused the
model Milbank tenement S to be amply
provided with these convenience s. WI hen
the sandrlng CHAM cottag es were erected
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-25
Trades For Women.

According to all the statistics which
arc issued from tlme to time. there
are no unsuitable trades for women.
Az least there are very few with which
they are not identified. and this fact
rather makes the question Of suitable.
ty an idle one IL anyone wants 70 offer
IL General confirmation Of this fact
will be founI In the report Of the sta,
tisiics OF manufacture which the com.
monwealth Of Massachusetts issued
recently And particularly conyinc.
inc II woman's adaptability to trades
of al Kinds or Of their suitability for
her will be found in the Information
that the handling 81 lumber and the.
manufacture OF bricks and % drain
pipe are among her accomplishments,
Adding this bit Of news 20 that which
says the per cent of increase In female
employees was greater In the past year
than was that VI male employees sets
one 70 wondering what revelation Will
be forthcoming IN similar statistics q
decade hence. we think that the
time il approaching when statistics
viii not lie the dry ana uuinteresting
things they have been called III The
past Boston Transcript.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-25
T

The New Mexican comments sen
sibly upon the arrest Of two Kansas
City grocery drummers for selling
goods in Ration without a license, and
upon the conditions there which make
ii possible for repre- entatives OF out
side retail houses 10 sell groceries TO
the value OF $SS.0O0. Since reading
the New Mexican comment we have
looked the Ration papers owe care
fully aud are constrained TO agree
with the Santa Fe publication that the
amount Of advertising Is Insignificant.
when compared with the Importance
or the town. Ration has three excel
lent papers That better support Is not
given them by the business men Of the
city il a mistake. The city loses and
the business men most decidedly lose.
Thousands OF dollars go out Of town
every month that would be kept at
home, II the merchants Of the Gate
City used printers ink intelligently
and constantly. The New Mexican
says.
AT Ration last week two men were
arrested Tor selling groceries by sam
pie without d license. They repre-
sented Kansas city houses and had
sold $Ss 900 worth of groceries, which
they promised TO deliver before pay
was asked. This gives an Indication
OF the enormous amount Of money
sent ont OF the territory for goods
that can be bought az homo. II is
not quite fair 70 jump on the con
sumner, for buying where he thinks
ne can buy best or cheapest. although
every New Mexico citizen should be
loyal 10 heme business men. How
ever, Judging By the looks Of the Rat.
on newspapers. the merchants Of that
prosperous little town do an insignia.
cant amount Of advertising and The
New Mexican Il almost tempted y say
that IL serves them right that So much
money is SEM ont Of their town tor
necessities Of lifc that can be bought
nc home. Without advertising no
business man Ii these modern day
has any right 70 expect 70 10 business.
Tho Kansas CITY houses are liberal
advertisers ana keep men on the road
continually soliciting business. while
TOO many merchants in New Mexico
sit In their stores and without adyer.
Using EXPECT the buying public % dis
cover that they are II business o
What they have ia sell and at what
prices. Under such circumstances. the
business house. that BY advertising
tolls the public What and how II 4
selling It's commodities will capture
the trade
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-25
Rates OF Subscription.

News-deaIars should report 70 the counting
rom any truguiarity or Inattentlnn on tn
part Of CARRIES In the delivery Of ] ne Optic.
Sews-deaiersscaH nave The Optic delivered
10 their aspeis y any part of Che city BY the
carriers Orders or complaints can be made
BY telephone. postal. or In person
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-25
A Great Truth.

The Las Vegas Optic elucidates q
great truth when II declares that the
people OF the NTH district have a
right to a judge from among the mem.
bers or their own bar. New Mexicans
who wish to secure the fullest re.
cognition Of the right OF our people
10 select their own officials and govern
themselves will unite in urging the
appointment Of an able, honest al
torney from the Fifth iistrict.-San
Marcial Bee.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-25
The principal Of Home Rule.

III home rule Is the desirable attri-
butte Il is reported To be, and rs prin.
ciplcs should. as Ii Is claimed. be
applied 10 the qualifications cf pros.
p%ectiye appointccs 20 the associate
justiceship OF the New Mexico su.
premc court. then let Il he home rule
In fact instead of home rule Of the
tongue, ana come into the Fifth dis
trlct for the man TO be placed In
the vacant Judicial position.
Home rule Is indeed a phrase 70
conjure with, but II seems In con.
nection with this juigship to have
settled al a halo around the heads Of
certain exploited candidates In the
northern part OF tho territory. The
reason for this-who can say?
No one can presume for d single
instant 10 say that the men who, as
rumor has II. have secured the en-.
dorsemoni Of the men In strong 20
litical position in The territory, arc
superior IN ability. moro honest, OF
more firmly intrenchcd in the cont
dcnee Of The people. than the men
whom the Fifth district puts forward
as prospectus appointecs.
Captain w. c. Reid OF Roswell. Il
an announced applicant for the judy
ship. Judge Freeman of Carlsbad Il
an ayowed nonsapplicant. yet there il
nothing Is Indicate tha, Ne would RI
fuse Tie appointment II rendered hin
~ thp president.
II there a man IN New Mexico Will
sufficient temerity 20 proclaim thai
The candidates nut forward ~ SAINTS
III and Dernalillo counties worthy
gentlemen. though they are--arc WI
perIor III any point or particular L
the gentlemen namcd9 If there is
The Argus would like 10 have bin
step out In the open and fy his ilag
Then why not come into the Fiji
district for a candidate upon whom
the united endorsement OF the terri
tory can be conferred With such III
endorsement the president may, per
haps. be inclined to give the vacanI
position to a New Mexico man. bu
the president may. as many another
! good man does. when the matter Il
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-25

The Optic will not. under any csrcnQ
stances. be responsible for the return or ne
safe keeping Of any rejected manuscript. Nd
exception will be made 10 this rule, Win re-
gard 10 either letters Or enclosures Nor will
the editor enter Into correspondence epncern.
ting rejected manuscript.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-25
A Washington Report.

WE&& E&HF EI##~H$ .A1
1T Is the general belief 10 WASH
ington that Louis s~ulzbacher, form.
erly Of Las Vegas, and now a Federal
judge III Porto Rico, IL 10 be appoint.
81 associate Justice Of the supreme
court OF New Mexico and as such ~
act ais district Judge of the Fifth ~
dicial district.
'9This belief Is based upon the Tact
that Judge Sulzbacher II fayorably en-.
dorsed BY Attorney General Knox. u
may be recalled that Judge sulzbach-
er was In Washington al the time II
Judge McMillan's removal, but that
he adroitly announced that he was
not a candidate for the New Mexico
judgeship as soon as he learned that
the president intended to appoint
Judge Smith of Michigan,
III the president appoints Judge
S~ulzbacher IL will be oyer the protest
Of many active New Mexieans, as
charges are now on file alleging that
he Is no longer d citizen Of New Mex
leo, but owns properly and votes in
Kansas City.
Attorney General Knox recognizes
that Judge sulzbaeher has made q
c%roditable record IN Porto Rico and
endorses him largely for that reason
but he regards him as a New Mexi
can, inasmuch lis snlzbacher still
owns property Ia the territory.
Delegate Rodey has advised ths
department that he will oppose Sul@
bacher's appointment as q resident 4
New Mexico and he declines to regard
Sulzbacher as such. When Mr.. Rodsy
has been pressed to recommeid
some ii man for this judgeship he
has failed TO respond, declining 10
commit himself on the ground tina! II
would weaken hi s%strength among the
friends Of other candidates.
Some mention Is made Of Frank
Clancy Of Albuquerque, and A. A
Freeman OF Carlsbad. 1t is not be
lieved either will receive the appoint
ment. but that Clancy's chances ar,
better than those Of Freeman.
IL Is probable the president vii
make no appointment until he return
to Washington this
Ton Dispatch to Denver Republican
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-25
DEMOCRATIC VIEW.

The following editorial from the
New FORK World is interesting as
showik the attitude Of one Of the
demo@tic dailies toward Roosevelt
and N presidency.
Thdgeneral tone Of the democratic
presstpward the president is noticea-
bly, oiirteons though OF course they
eactsdesperately at such straws as
the IIles incident. But they are
bourato recognize the widespread and
merifl popularity Of this man who,
whilaabsolutely honest and fearless IN
his 1ake-up, Is human and conse,
qieIly liable 70 err.
tn most bitter and malicious spir.
it aanifested toward Mr.. Roosevelt
botI on the part Of individuals and
the press comes from the sore-heads
wiein his own party who hate him
wln 4 hatred born Of the deepest en-.
" Snd who writhe within themselves
beAuse OF the impotency Of their
HID and from such papers as the
NM York sun which shines with a
ldt reflected from Wall street,
The World says:
Lou" Payn's croak.
because as Governor Theodore
R6oseyelt refused to continue In Office
liz VIGOROUSLY unfit Lou" Payn, this
M%rticular friend Of Senator Plat
Arms up as a prophet Of evil for tn
PRESIDENT. He has been out west an
DAYS he failed to find the Roosevelt
fentiment' Of which he had heard $
much."
AL the very time Payn was talkin'
lille republican convention In Nebraska
was indorsing the president for nom
nation by d unanimous and enthusiast
Tic vote. Every republican convention
that has met this year has done q
same, and unless a combination 9
political earthquake and cyclone sha
cayort through the country befor
next year Mi. Roosevelt will be IN
unanimous nominee Of the nations
convention.
It Is silly for Mr.. Payn Or anybod
else to pretend that this sentiment
forced or that 1t does not represeI
and express a very widespread an
genuine popularity for the p%residen
It Is no doubt true that the trns
makers and other operators OF wa
street dislike Mr.. Roosevelt and th'
many conservative republican \ !
dependent voters would welcome q
opportunity Of voting for Mr.. Clev
land. or perhaps for Judge Park
or Judge Gray; but that the mass
rannhlican voters admire the preside
Is as obvious as Is the other fact "
the enmity Of Payn and his KIND
creditable to Mr.. Roosevelt.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-25
~luvenlIe BAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Buttrlck Will give i
Juvenile BAH Tuesday night, sept. 1st,
from s u 10 i m. Their class which
numbers thirty. viii 10 the only one
en- flcor during TINT time. They
will do the maypole dance. cake walk
and every other pretty dances Adj,
mission, adults % cents. children un.
der ten years 10 cents. Dancing for
adults from 10 TO IL o'clock. For this
dance viii be an extra charge OF rs
cents for gentlemen. ladies free. s137
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-25

pointed out to him, marvel at the
strange anomoly that locates the
birthplace Of home rule for the f1fth
district in Santa Fe and Bernaliiio
counties.
The Argus is for home rule. Ana
home rule means, As any child can
see, an honest, competent lawyer
from the Fifth judicial district.
Carlsbad Argus.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-25

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Think II Over.

Home rule is in truth a sweet-sound-
ing phrase, and rolls smoothly from
the tongue. but even such d honeyed
term can carry guile. In point: What
difference does 1t make to the Fifth
district that It's Judge Is from New
York or Michigan, or from Santa Fe
or Bernalillo counties? One carries
about us much home rule as the other.
The people up in the northern pre-.
cincts who are standing on tip-toe and
splitting the atmosphere with shrleka
for home rule, might think 1t over
Carlsbad Argus.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-25

Following are some comments from
other papers upon the question Of the
~jndgeship.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-25

FOR sALE-A fiat top oak once desk
and a second hand Oliver typewrit-
or. Call on Ed. French at Ray.
woods or ga Grand avenue. s.l33