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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-04-01
Over 100 Signed The Pledge
THE PLEDGE


We undersigned ynta believing possibilities
city, appreciang behalf Of te
citizens hereby pledge the fol
lowing development will result immediate good
D to this city community
he Of the ynita Northwestern railroad
O. Tne establishment Of a andtile factory
establishment 0 Touring mill.
he esab 0 a planning mill
completion Of city the city.
paving Of 0 the city.
of a city department Accommodations.
Securing gas pipe fields the Usage line
The development 0 he NIB Hill fields
Encouragement proposed hospital saniaium
H. cold plant.
10 Increased dschoo facHt
Securing possible the appropriation of
country establishment Of the
H. thorough Gwndale authora
report showing found paying quantities and
will and made available for smelling
purposes
15 thorough lead proposition Immediately
Of the city.
the best sha beds and their practical utility
aspalm beds their practical utility
49, Cooperation Colonization association
49, concerted giving
tion and for investmen, Of foreign capital
station stations for
railroad
- 80 N~~~NNNN~~ANNNNN~N
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-04-01

It was suggested that the commit
tee buy enough bunting to cover the
"Katy depot.
The railroad company VIII be re-
luested to have the train stop 50 that
the rear platform Of the train will be
IN the center Of the street.
Everybody is requested to decorate
and display the national colors a.
much as possible.
It was suggested that the president
be presented with jug Of artesian
water-i0ke.
It was unanimously voted that al
business houses be closed between the
hours OF 3 and 10 o'clock next Wed.
nesday 70 give everyone an opportu-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-04-01

Robt J.. Mile, Proprietor Of the
Read House Drug store Of Chattanooga
Tenn. writes "-'here is more merit in
Foleys Honey and Tar than In any
other cough syrup. The calls for it
multiply wonderfully and we sell more
OF SC than all other cough syrups COM
bined Sold by Peoples drug store.dw
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-04-01
The Rlrht Name Is DeNNltr.

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cools
soothes and heales cuts, burns boils,
bruises, piles ahd all skin diseases. X.
K. Zickefoose Adolph, w. Va. says;
my little daughter had white swell
ing 50 bad that piece after piece Of
bone worked out Of her leg. DeWitts
Witch Hazel Salye cured her. 1t is
the most wonderful healing salve in
the world. Beware OF cou1oelfeits.
Sold by Peoples Drug Store. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-04-01

by Foley's Honey and Tar 1t stops
the rackiEg cough and heals and
strengthens the lungs. II taken in
time it viii prevent an attack 1t
pneumonia. Refufe substitutes Sold
by Peoples Drug Store. DIV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
.LEBRUN STUDIO
TO De / PRESERVED. ! I |:
Old Hotel Will be Maintained
as Annex to Archives Of
Nationalcs iii Paris,
FRENCH EXHIBIT IN MUNICH.
Work Of Budding Painters Re.
ccivcs Hard Blow at Hands
Of Jury.

tsrecial cablc 10 The Tlmcs.pispatch and
New York tlIernld)
Copyright, by tho New York Herald Coz
PARIS, March -.hmcrlcans, who love
old Paris will be glad to hear that the
historic studio of the famous Nine. Lee
brun, in The Hotel dc Roha,,' viii be pre-
served THE demolition Of the old hotel.
which Is now occupied BY a sausage
maker. has been inootcd for the past
decade, but it has now been formally de-
icided to maintain 1t as an annex to the
Archives Natonales. another historic
structure adjoining. The gardens Of the
Hotel Rohan were transformed long ago
to give shelter to the national printing of
sfcc, which Is soon to be transferred to
roonier and more modern quarters 1t
Javel.
The director OF the printing office tells
me that no less than ten thousand pco-
pie visit the Hotel Rollan every month.
Apart fromsi Its archaeological interest.the
hotel has a strong popularsattraction from
Its associations with the celebrated case
of the Cardinals Necklace
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
LOTT president. OF
BORDEAUX CAT SHOW.

Especial Gable to The Times Dispatch and
i;as New York Herald :s s8 All !s4s;I
Copyright by the New Tork Herald SCo.j 4
rs PARIS, March a5-Pierre Lott. novelist
and academician, who in E private life is
Julian yiaud h a naval ON Ger in command
sof the French guard ship. off Constaati-
Snoplc has accepted the honorary pressl:- pesl:
Edency OF the Cat SHOW. which vii be
opened * q Bordeaux II the rnidd 3''t Of
May l.5s $si .sg,;, . 5g,s
&$ Mr. Lott was quizzed in the Paris
pa pers recently for solemnly ba ptizing q
sfavorlte kitten in the waters OF the Bos-
sphorus. "a &
In a letter ! to the Mayor Of Bordeaux.
accepting the rendered presid ency of the
Cat Show, the novelist humorousiy insists
that he must not toast the poor kittens.
Cette ha S been selected this gear TO. I he
annual fetes Of the r lebrige Association, at g
As usual, all Provence will be there, a nd
sthc beloved poet, Freric Mistral VIII A pre-
side Besiacs usual sbana ueting ana ~
other festivities this year. there will be a
revival OF the old sea wa er. jousts, sol ior
centuries afavorite sProvencal sport.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
PARIS REVELIN G IN M
SPRING SUNSHINE


Special Gable & 10 i The Times Dispatch and
s New York HeraId.) IA
# Copyright, blythe New York Herald Cos
5RPARIS, March 25.--,That outburst OF
warm sunshine necessary to u turn the
buds on the chestnut trees along the
Champs Elysees3an the Bouievards into
shoots of green. came this week, and tlle
city has assumed It's yerna aspect. There
WAS a. noteworthy authorizing of prone
naders along the Avenue d Ii sRpis al nd into
the Bois du8 Boulognei every afternoon,
and the healitHul weather tempted Paris
iennes to don the brightest and best Of
spring millinery. may tell Is you,55 in
passing, that the Paris milliner this year
has decreed that womnnkind erect over:
their chignons yeritable towers ofastraw
and floral decorations ssG
.g And along with the leaves has arrived
that other sure sign of spring, he annual
Horse Show, the principal 'Ssociety event
of the early social seas son. This. waas
opened this week In the Grand Pslais,s
and will remain tie chief. .preoccnpatIonS
of fashionable peoplsfEuntil 4 he ppening
of the Salon of the Societia Sationales
5des Bea,lx Arts, insemid-April. lightly
turns tho fancy OF Parsians To thoughts
OF art.
At trresent though, tho horse Is h ne, ,
and, considering the Importance that Is
given here to the automobile. one should
certainly not begrldge him this short
'roign iH s4ts 5!lsl iSsis *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
VIOLET BREW
CURED CANCER.
Successful Outcome Of Treat
il1cnt Reported From Two
Cases in England.
SOCIETY WOMAN WAS CURED
Had Given Up Hope Until Friend
Suggested That She Try
Violet Leaves.

Especial cable to The Times Dispatch and
New York Herald.) a
4tcopyright, by the New York Herald COD 4
LONDON, Mar. 8.--That a brew from
violet leaves is ali effective cure for can :
( Ger may not be new In theory, but two
actual cures are now reported. 81
Fl Much interest has been taken in a story
In the Lancet. ( told by Dr.. Gordon, OF FIX
Eetcr, OF a man who refused to be operated
upon for cancer of the tongue. Then
violet leaves were tried. the garden vari-
Icty being found preferable TO The Wild
violet. a.
EvcrySda he drank part OF the brew;
the rest he used az a fermentation. That
treatment has been continued since the
beginning OF November last, nd !. now
nothing remains but a I lny hard scar.
MI On reading this story. "A a woman well
known socially writes, telling ns5 even
more remarkable story OF the cure Of can
Ger on the liver by violet leaves.
Treated bysa specialist without avail,
she grew moroscs and worse till violet
leaves were suggested By; a friend. Hope
loss OF ever being cured. /. she 4 neverthe-
less tried 1t. She took a wineglass Of! the
dccoction several times al day and also
applied cotton wool soaked In the hot
liquor over the seat Of the cancer. The
woman says she Is low completely cured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
Americans in Paris.

Especial Gable to The Times Dispatcn ~ ana
Z =, -, New York Hcrald2 Els
VA Il f.opvr,rht. by the New York Herald Co) U
PARIS, March 26.- Americans In PARIS al
this week include Mr.. J. Pierpont Nor
"a /, a and Mrs. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. g. i
Duncombe. Mrs. NJ. "a: Downing and the
4 Misses Downing. Mr.. Sllas Downing. Mr..
and Mrs A.. II. Briggs, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
4 r.. Burger, Mr. and Mrs. "A. J. Brown. Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel O Day. Mr. y elson,, z; 3.
Williams, MIR. and Mrs. gH.5J. NJ Morgan, pr.
william O'Neill.. DR.. and Mrs. Robert II.
Harrison, Major HenrIauet Mr. r,, Albert /
Van Laar, Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Foster
MIR. and Mrs. r. u,. Baker Sanford. Mrs.
saltus, Mr. e. Platt. Mr.. Art hur Gresler'
& Mr.. Theodore NVischar, Mr. George l41 Lors,
Major Hiidebrand, Mr.. y. NJ. Dittenhoefer
and Mr. Walter Watts. all of New York:
5 Mr. and Mrs. James 7. Phelps. Mr.. and 's
Mrs. Henry Miller. Admiral and Mrs.
John Ne,N,y. Dr.. and Mrs. Henry Cha rles,
D Mr.. and Mrs. r. Wallace. of Boston,
5SMr. and Mrs George 81: Wilson. q
Philadelphia; MIR. George Anthony
MI. NJ. G. Ludlow. Mr. Frederick g. Craw-
ford and Mr. r. =. Marelli, Of Chicago,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
MUCH EXCITED |! OVER
Ws|T. OF The He KAISER Al /: !f|
Great Secrecy Observed as s
Exact Date Of Arrival and an !.
Place of Landing.
n. a cable to III Il .!Tlmes .pIspatch and

q fISneciail n Cable to The Times Dispatch and
- l3 n New York Herald
IA Copyright by the New Y ork Herald Co.)S
q sTAORMING, Mar 25.-s'The excitement
Fin view Of the German eEmperor's so1ourn
after Ills heralded visit to Tangter Is at a
high pitch. Eight wagonioads o. furnl-
ture. including the Elnpress's s bed, have
arrived at the hotel Eight hundred sol
5dlers will patrol the neighborhood, and
torpedo boats are now patrolling the
coasts (. 5s
q Great secrecy Is observed as to the exs
act date OF The arrival and place Of land
ing. f 5s
The Greek Theatre will be closed toithe
public and will be constantly patrolled, as
1T overlooks the hotel.
i The regular servants Of the hotel are
sworn to secrecy as to what is going on
d In the interior. 2s,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
.QUElLEQY YRI07; Then
HEADED EsT.UDEk1;M0b
Tact Of French Prefect Of Police
Prevents Disorder in Latin
55 Quarter.

Especial Il Cable TO The Times Dispatch and
New York HeraidO if$t 4 " A
g(ColA.right \; by the New York Herald COD "
PARIS. March 25.-What$ promised at
first to be- a repetition ofF'the student
riots of half score years ago, was
brought to an amicable conclusion his
week by the courage and diplomacy of M.
Leplne; the Prcfect of Police The trou-
stration that the students of the Latin
quarter had made against an unpopular
professor Of the Sorbonne.@ In quelling
the disturbances. the police were rather
more brusque than polite and one high
official struck an obstreporous student
with his stick.
5s 5sThere+was#a a great procession OF stu
dents on the following night, when sew
eral thousands Of them started to- cross
the bridges from the Latin quarter to
the right bank of the Seine. The bridges,
though were held by the police. "A con-
5flict seemed inevitable, when NJ Lee
pine appeared in the thick Of the tur-,
mol and called for attention. As soon
as there was a degree of quiet the pl e.
feet addressed the students, declaring
that no one more than himself regretted
the violence that had been shown by The
police and promising that 1T would not
occur again. The students cheered.
q NJ, 5Lepine then took his place a the
head ofithe student procession and march,
ed at their head to their asso citation
rooms, where he wrote a concilatory let
tor for publication in the papers.
I, ut was also due to his Influence, 1t Is
thought. that the police official who had
used his stick wrote letter of apology
next day to the student he had struck
The Latin quarter to-day Is as quiet
almost as tits In midsummer. when
the students are all out OF town on va
rntion -f !Gt4s.' {f. ttaiyI Ift tFfi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
WON TENNIS 6 CO i 2 THIRD
TlMEssIN SUCCESSION

5(speciait Gable to ,rhs Times. Di snatch and
b New York II erald.J s e s55
fcopyright.3 = by the New York Herald Coz
d NICE, NC March 2a6.;3 The Tennis tourna-
saent was brough g to N a brupt conc.u-
sion owing TO the sssoak king rain. but the
finals mall the matches we're ched.
The greatest excitement prevailed during
the deciding. game ID the mixed doubles
for the chanpio ionshtp Of the South of
France, between N VI r. S n Doherty and
the Countess$of schulenberg, against Mr..
&C. i. Allen and L Miss D.. K. d Douglass
s The women 5pla yersys are the champions
sofz Germany and Eng land, respect lively.
and the struggle lasted nearly two hours,
and ended I'M the yict ory of the former
pair, who thus win the cup for thest third
time IN succession.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
EARL AND.vV|EE TO
Remain. A \. ON STAGE J
Countess Of Rosslyti, Recently
Anna Robinson Will be Lead
ing Lady for Husband.
WEDDING WAS BIG SURPRISE.
Understood That Drama Has
Already Been Accepted for
Early Presentation.
Special Z Gable to Tho Times Dispatch and

f(speciai Z Cable to Tho Times Dispatch and
New York Herald) Il
downright. by the New York Herald Coz
LONDON, Mar. 26.--rhc surprise of the
week socially was the secret, romantic
maria ge OF the nctor-earl, Lord Ross
slyn, to the beautiful American actress
Miss Anna robinson.
Not even Lord Rosslyn's most Intimate
friends knew OF his Intention None even
knew that any courtshlp was going on
Yetit is several years since Lord Rosslyn,
sns lanes SErsklne, first acted wit !, hor
She vas at one time a member OF sir
Charles Wyndharn's company, and dis
%tinguished herself at the Criterion III ca
ter in .The Undcrcurrent. In the cast
of which was also the earl The new
countess has impressed her personality
upon London during tho last four8years.. !.
1T 8is. almost IS hat time since she came zane
soverito this country to appear It tile Crl-
Eterion Theater, her dramatic career hay
Ding till then been confined to the Amerl-
can sta &C. Miss Robinson 8 repu tat Ion in
the Criterion has not been limited to that
acquired ms an actress. Her charming
SpersonalitySnha been as pronounced IL 4 as as
her dramatic ability, and she has s1Il- tri-
unlphed in sphotogr apis even more than
on the stage. HI ers llas 81 been one of the
best known iigures "a IN the popular illus
$trations in the weekly journa lis, and there
is shardl u a l,ionable 8phot togla phers who
does mot possess the copyright Y OF 81 one
portrait or other Of the celebrated stage
beauty. II SHE Is very @po pu ular In london,
where she has hosts of fri ends. .% v H "
Is AS a sequel to sthe marriage comes tho
announcement that the earl has deter
mined to emba * upon 4 heat trical manage
tmerlt, lth his wife MS leading lady. if he
can get a theatre. IA n
This, It Is said. has been his aspiration
ever since he first met Miss r obinsoll and
fell In love wit her Several play writer's
have been In negota ton wi tn the ea ri,
and tsis ind tood ID "a ranl Ia has lready
sbeen accept ed for go n va prod tlon.s The
play has S trong romanti To- interest, and
Lord Rosslyn under the SAtag ge name OF
James Ersklne. and The. countess sas Miss
Anna Robinson,f$ ,f$will he the stage lovers,
whose course of true II owe, does mo- t run
smoothly until the last a c {. Oh M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
GARNER 3 n DEAD WORK
must !! ] Be b : DONE / NJ AGAIN [; ;.I||.|!'
Specialist, However, Had Elk
pressed Opinion That Princess
Sss Was Perfectly Sane.

( Especial Cable n to- The Times Dispatch and
New York Iierald.) 5ss
Copyright, by the New York Herald Cob
PARIS, March 25.-Dr. Paul Camera a
celebrated specialist In mental diseases,
who presided over the commission a p
pointed to Investigate the mental facul-
ties Of the Princess Of saxe-c coburg, died
this week. and SO the, commission. Will
have to go over much OF ito work. DR..
iDubusson, chief Of the St. Anne Home
for tho Insane, has been appointed to take
the place of DR.. GARNER. s
1t is we'll known that before his death
Dr. GARNER declared that, in his opinion,
the Princess was perfectly sane.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
FAREWELL DINNER TO I.
AMERI CAN MINISTER

4 y.
5(Speclals Gable to Tho Times DlsIa tch and
s New; ork H eral ld.)
s2ts Copyright, by the New York Herald COD ~
~ ROME ~ March s225 The farewell dinner
given for the nbnssad or and Mrs. Won
\ Meyer jat9the Grand Hotel wa very
memorable affalr.
Il q women OF Roman society pre-
sided at small tables, To- whch%seyen
persons were invited The hostesses d In
5cludeds the Principessa d Teano, the
Duchess of sforza Cesarini, the Princi-
pessa dl8 8Paterno and Donna Bice s'rittoni.
After dinner the Duca di Sermoneta
made n speech expressing the re-
8gret Of all at tl,e.depa rture Of the AteS-
ers. Mr. George Won I-egeke Meyer re-
{sponded. expressing the appreciati tionlo of
4 Mrs. NJ eyer and himself Of the Roman
hospitality during his tenure OF the en-
sbassy. Various am bassador and minis
ters were present. \ Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
THIRTEEN { L e THIEVES, E 0F /.
AMlENS SsEFO OuND UlLTIY

Especial Cable to: The " Times Dispatch and
New y oriss- Herald }
tSg Copyright by,sS The New York II erald Co)
Esi PARIS, March 25.-Th he trial of the band
Scludeu this week, thrtcenSof them being
found guilty. The band Y long terrorized
4 the north of Fra nee and was esponsible.;
not only for many robberies, but also, II
is believed, !, for a least three murders.
# The sthrte cen me enloers ;ofstie band found
guiltyswere given III eavy sentences, two o T.
them being sent to penal servitude for
9life,{ and 4 the rer1aindcr, including the
tencedSto hard la Dor. for periods vary
ing from five y o. 4, ten years. " " s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THREATENS TOWN
Huge Mass Of Rock and Earth
Slowly But Surely Encruacll-
ing on Hamlet.
Pc 0 PIE ORDERED TO MOVE
Half Dozen French Engineers
Sent to Place to Try to Ar
rest Movement.

Especial Cable TO The Tlnes.Dlspatch aud
8 New York Herald) B
Copyright, BY the New York Herald Cos
\ PARIS. March 26.The little hamlet of
La sagncs, near Grasse. is threatened
with destruction bs a moving mountain,
a huge mass OF rock and earth, that Is
now moving on the village at a compare
lively rapl Id rate. Nh
This already towers over a number of
houses. the inha bltants of which have
been: ordered to svacate for safer quar-
.ters. a half dozen 90 ovcrnment engineers
have been sent to the place to- devise
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
'THAMESIREGATTA
next ! H SATURDAY. A ] ] 4
Annual Oxford Cambridge Boat
Race Expected to Furnish "
Exciting Struggle.
BLUES FAv0RlTEs;
LIGHT
.Oxonians, However, Are Hard
at Work and Will Make
Good Showing.

! Especial Cable 10 Tho Tlmes Dispatch and
New York Herald)
1 Copyright, by the New York Herald COD
| LONDON, March a.--Thc annual boat
race between the Representatives OF OK
ford and Cambridge Universities. which
takes place on the Thames next satur-
day, is expected to furnish close and
exciting struggle.
The light blues are faYoritcs with the
general public. the reason OF this, no
doubt. being the fact that they are much
more advanced in practice and training
than their rivals, but several experts
whom / saw at putneyl this week gave q
ns their opinion that 1t will be q hard
| thing to choose between the crews on nc
ldayG.of the race. !a s5 IlSt
Backward as the Oxonians are In conl-
parison With the cantabs, the former
roWed a splendid trial over the course q
couple of days ago. when they made their
boat travel from Putney to Mort!akc IN
| 19m s2s., which5is us. faster than the
oxford crew took in a trial for last years
race. as s;s III
So far the Cambridge men have mot
rowed over the full course This Is owing
| to tho presidents 8 decision last week to
| put Mr.. r. y. Thomas, the triple blue, :"
who is only Just back from a big game
shooting expedition, in place Of Mr. IT. NJ.
Brunee @
The experiment many people thought
Iinjudicious, az 1t ga is doubted whether
Thomas can be got fit by next Saturday.
Whatever opinions are formed, \, on that
subject, the newcomer has very little flegh
/ to get off. as he was only returned as
weighing Ill pounds on taking Brunees g
place, and the lowest weight he ever
rowed in a race was TO- That Thomas
is in good condition was shown when the
crew rowed from Putney to Hammer
smith Bridge on Thursday, u distance Of
II furlongs. in I'M, 2ss.. which beats the
time their opponents took on the pre-
vious day for the same distance in their
full course trial by 9s. sg5 s4s
N sSAsregardss Il he respectiye wei ghts of the
crews as3 a. whole. I here is less than "a
stone, or a pounds ifference @ between 'i'
| the crews. ss n .5 5a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
MRS. POTTER PALMER
RENTS { #HAMPDEN HOUSE

/ Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch and
sfy5s. 355ss5l3 " " New York Herald.)
k3s fCopyright, by the New York Herald 5Co.) =
Il! ONDON. March 325.---h Mrs. Potter Pa I'M
or. who. as Z a rule. lives about six or
seven months of the year in Chicago, IN
tends during the present year to divide
her time between Paris and Lon-
dom In order to feel at home I'm
the latter city, she has rented Hampden
House from he Duke of Aber-
corn for a term. It is the largest
cent garden. ,s
u t Mrs Aiair$ can find a suitable tenant
for her beautiful house. in Crrzon Street.
she will let IT. as she does not care to be
IN London during juno and July.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
CAR PLEASED, SENDS
DIAMONDS TO GIRLS

S(Special Cable to The II Times Dispatch and
New y ork Herald 5aR ssE
aEf Copyright, By tile New; York Herald Co.l M
PARI rs, March IS e Two young girls who
live In the little ekvi LA ge Of Longvic &, ear
fDijon, are each the possess sor8 Of q. hand
some diamond brooch sent to them BY
Emperor Nichola as, of Russia. On the
/ birth Of the present heir to the throne Of
] 5allgtheS R,lssia is, ,1 t. occurred to the young
women that It would he but a. proper
token OF good will toi present His Imperial
EHig ghness wi piece Of fSeinbroidery they
4 had just completed. This they did, and
the diamond brooches were received In
sreturns as a mark Of the Etnperors pleas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
.RANAVAlO 4 Captive
QUEEN |.|:.N IN DIRE. }. |. t. WANT. AM:
Makes Pathetic Plea for Better
d Treatment las Not Had New
Dress for Two Years.
Special cabls to The Times Dispatch and

Especial Cable to The Times Dlsnatch and
81 New York Herald5
Copyright. By the New York Herald co.) 4
PARIS March -Ranavalo, the cap
tive Queen of madagascar, who has been
compelled by the French government to
live at a small villa In Algiers and meet
expenses on a state allowance Of 30,0Oof,
(sG.OO0lt a year. has Just made a pathetic
tpleil for more generous treatment.
She tells an affecting story OF want
and poverty, Most of the money allowed
her says the Queen, goes for the malnte-
nance Of her niece and mn aged aunt,
She says that she Is unable to pay her
faithful retainers and servants, and that
she has not had a new dress for two
years,