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the MONROE DOCTRINE
A. ROOSEVELT ,Nreapssrs IT.
prssldsnt's Notable speech At chau
tauqua, n. Y.-Earness Words o"
ths Trust Problem.

the Trust Problem.
ChautauQua. N. Y. Aug le.-"Let ua
give President Roosevelt the Chautau'
qua salute At Its best"
with thes words Bishop John H.
Vincent closed his brief Introduction
Of the President to the Chautauqua
assembly yesterday.
Instantly 10000 white handkerchiefs
6uttered in the air over the heads OF
the vast audience In the Sseat amphi-
theater.
Il was an inspiring and beautiful
sight, and as President Roosevelt
stepped forward smiling. the audience
rose as one person and aheered en-.
Enthusiastically.
President Roosevelt began the deliv-
cry Of his address at 1905 He said:
To-day i wish to speak to you on
ahe feature of our national foreign pol
lev and one feature OF our national do
nestle policy.
The Monroe doctrine is not = part
Of International law. But Il is the fun-
uduitut1I ttAtuAt VI bh.
policy. SO far as the Western hemis-
phere is concerned. and It has more
and more been meeting with recosni-
tioo abroad. The reason why 1t Is
meeting with this recognition Is be
cause we have not allowed II TO be-
come fossilized. but have adapted our
construction of 1t to meet the growing.
changing needs OF this hemisphere.
-
whether to an individual. . govern
ment.. or doctrine.
"As regards the Monroe doctrine.
we must recognize the fact that IN
rome South American countries there
has been much suspicion lest We
should interpret the Monroe doctrine
ir. some way inimical TO ihelr inter
ests. Now. let Il be understood once
for all that no Just and orderly govern
ment on this continent has anything
TO fear from US.
1T must be understood that under no
circumstances will the United States
use the Monroe doctrine as 4 cloak
for territorial aggression. Should any
OF our nelghbors. no motter how tur-
buient. how disregardful OF our rights.
finally get into such position that the
utmost limits OF our fogbsararce are
reached. all the peoTls south OF Us
may rest assured that no action will
ever be taken sa~e what IS absolutely
demanded by ons self-.espect: that
this action will not take the form OF
territorial aggrardiEemeni on our
part"
The President. in discussing the,
trust problem. said
The enormous increase in inter.
state trade makes It proper that the
federal government should. SO far as
may be necessary TO carry into effect
its national policy. assume degree OF
administrative control Of these great
corporations.
Certain meat packers ..
viii have to submit to reasonable su.
perv!sion er.l regulation by the M
tional authorities. or else they will ul.
timstely have TO submit to sovernmen.
tai action OF a far more drastic type.
We must not try to go too fast. un.
der penalty OF finding that We may be
going In the wrong direction. and, In
any event. we ought always 70 pro
cced by evolution. and not by reyolu
ton
The laws must be conceived and
executed in spirit OF sanity and Jus.
tice. and with exactly as much regard
Tor the rights OF the hig man as 70,
the rights Of the little man-treatins
big man and little man exactly alike
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Grain.

Wheat, choice milling. per 100 lbs.
si.30. Rye, Colorado. bulk. per 100
lbs. soc. Oats. bulk. Nebraska. new.
white. sl.l0: mixed. sl.05: in sack. Col
orado white. sl.25. Corn. in bulk.
si.0o. Corn chop. sacked. sl.0s. Bran.
Colorado, per 100 lbs, sl.05.
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Hay.

Upland. per ton. sll.0Oa12.Oo: sec
ond bottom. ss.50G9.OO: timothy.
$500: timothy and clover. sll.O0;
South Park wire grass, $1,000 q 1850.
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dWTe1'||
.l1lkZ1
The Or.

Inv. c.r TIM esssL + 4
us ro.,,, nev past with hIss. .
DoWn the valley mn NJ nln e17|
LAY and night. l sestT ~
In what covert hs A.. .'Si
Ono that to his vn,H m heli6
one day that dares 10 ,rsesS r
aan,S n.Se hheard.how tn, n -
co.n iov they viii not isii ~
NJ NJ nnth JOY to last ~ -.
r". ,,,s and song. to siss -
What to me u sumu...,
TM I nnd him ali l. 49, ~:
D0wn the valley. un ~
Lay ana night. / seeh ~
-s,nsr'otte Beecher In nv II. ~
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Consider "a. s''.

According TO Won Hun
tives OF Guiana eAple.,
citation for n woman ,.,,gg ~
she is fat and has . laue, n,.
traveller who spen, ~ ~
the kirshiz of Asia :, ~ Y. !
mate female beauty ., ',..s
fat; a man. wnen .srw \
beauty Of his wife. ne'' I
mention her weight
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wb,r. divorce !. /.

While Maine Is salu u.,.si|
lest state in New ~
to obtain a divorce. e.. ,,I
ferent, across the iine
wick. The ties wn'.A y. ~
court at Fredericton ''.,.I p
had been under 'uo' a
for six years. 4
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Mirage In Msnlsl

DR.. James s. Chaplain nm
markable optical Illusioa ~
Trappe. Talbot county, ,bos,1
In the evening OF July II Hr
our citizens. As describe N
Mrs. John r. Mullikin. nj
from her yard. It appeared =
a mile distant In the lovs
of the atmosphere as 4 nil,
resenta,ion OF the chop,a,k .
winding OF the shores. ri,A q
and the bushes. In perfect n
ton. The mirage lasted I'D
minutes. The day was rut
with the atmosphere vt,y n
river is about three miles q
direct line" Baltimore 50
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Coon Wa, NJ, =.

wv" was Hln ~
N. o'Toole. emplo,.s |.
quarry at Elk Brook. MI
OF putting his money lpsEl
In the quarry.
Thursday night whIls n.
were sitting In front d ~
Ing houses a raccoou ~
hands pursued the anIu,l ~
It Into a cave near Ii. ~
heavy stone obstructed A. ,
to the hole and 1t v,s -.
In searching for the -
men found an old tin e,, +
It they discovered In d. y
leaves 3ll.
O'Toole claimed the nn-
is now In a quandry vsm \
his cash.-New York wo,,,
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Live Poultry.
Eggs.

Eggs. fresh. loss OF .5.7oasoo
Eggs. fresh, case count 80. .5.00d51o
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r.ol. oregs.... y.

&a0ts O ~
A large bald eagle ~ ~
ltalons . live lamb 49, y
Pearl Martin Of ~
dsy recently. the
cisv scratches. but !.
aiiva and smart. y ~
about three or four ~
Marlin IL raising i 2
~ ossn esll:: . =
Ths ~ parrot q
u & vitchburs
Ss6,r slkes ~ dee
m, vhicA
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Cattle.

The following quotations represent
the range OF prices paid on this mar
ket:
Beef steers. hayfedgrass,
good TO choice .......... 1909 40
Beef steers. hayfed-grass,
fair TO good ............. S.25g S.sV
Beef steers. hsyfed grass.
common TO fair ...,... e.15d S.tV
Cows and heifers, hsyfed-
grass, good 10 choice. 2.SoG $50
Cows and heifers, hayfed-
grass. far TO good. ...... s-2Sr-.'S
Cows and heifers. hayfed-
grass. common TO fair. 2.OOI2.2
Gamers. 100000
Calves, veal. good TO choice 500 i.0O
Calves. veal. fair 10 good. 5000 80
Bulls. stays, ctc. .......... l.50J S.VO
Feeders. f. p. r., good TO
choice. ..-........ JUG $40
Feeders. F. p. R. common
to medium. ............ 2.5OG 200
Stockers, :. 7. R, good TO
choice. ................ 2.'5G 5-SV
Stockers, F. p. R. common
to medium ...... s-25G2.IS
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Dressed Poultry.
Butter.

Elgin market ............. II
Creameries. extra. Colo :. 2IT .?
Creameries. extra. eastern 2lI q
Creameries. frsts. Colorado
and eastern ............ 1sa 20
Process and renovated
goods. ID ........... l79 u
Dairy. choice. ID ........ 1s
Dairy. medium grade .... Il
fackins STOCK fresh 149 14h
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5y<axe1neol5za3l61rp ZzSls !.
4s8ysss "A, ~ IA2[ssE SakISzSze<esI
CLERGYMAN MAKES |I AI'' 1 !. 4
WAR ON A.B !. J. |. Nj !. |:
Utilizes E': atis l1l
Preaching iii Cafe IL
III 55 French City.

s5 E II, is, doc 3 3 y. e
3, rhe t,nnlster Of II Iigllland paristi, row Ss
on d Continental holiday. IS turning his rs
stay liz Paris I'd accountSby telling tho
French what he thinks OF their pred tlec-
tonic absnthe Sffi
9$G He passes his time III the loyyar-cla ss
cafes, and in excallent Fre tlci, pr,eqsa c1e5
Sextcmpore sermons on tho Seyi e fleets ~
wcrrr,wood NV Itch. he sslres a s8 hearnrs',
must lncVit ably drag France ~ t'srd' Ton
unless its use be speedily discont inuGd. q
rs generally listened to wit h; re:;2pc ne
says. though SO ia he az FL me- 2
made blu U few. converts III, |s8 sj Al
HI Tho gyrnan mean TO cont Is rms aie
crusade in Brussels and n ltitwerp fore
rctu.ring home b ,s e. aeeln's:'
To- reveal his Identity, ring 4 lla + his
mission is not INTENDED for divert tsamc.lt,
bnt n cntioned thut he took HIS tle gree at
f.aml;rldge. aud was brought m ~ Il ny t ~
doctrines Of the Church Of ID sla nj rom
wl1ic., he seceded some yea RS ia go, . \!
8"I have good reason, he said a r he
lscving that at least & seven me NJ 81 ~ he
3worlir & classes of p arts wi u nev gain
touch q drop of absinthe AZ he s poke
TIE wcrds,flis face III wi n tiot.
TIn5 his own phraseolo gy he IL "a tts1r72tiig
~ rescue he victims OF abstnthea drlnlSillt,
from tina deadly oinbination$ of IN oxloiis
drugs. whch, slov sr5 thou Oh Il stt ely Ia
driving IL hem To- pcrdi ton, t{ 3S
| &c cd gave France the means of pro-
hducj,g good sound, holcsnme win sIch
a. one reads Of In the III blc.s he tel his
Elistencrs. He Is not tota Incl, q ~
lsbeIfeves In teatotalism ontY5in ases where
1noderat Ion is found TO be I'm pussi #
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''E:.|MP|EI| ]: } D
m PECK I. TR H | B Il {
NOV Threatens Pres dent Il l l-taS
5bauely, and Ever, " i, >alks . of
Smelling Cllerbourg
si ssi s s35 o,AFsls, Dec. al, &


Troubles continue 10 gather upon the
head aof M. jacques lie baudy, the eeccn-
trio emperor Of the 3 Sahara who has
.ter,I,a;arreled successfully With his chancel-
lar, his commander-In-chief5a and his min
later for foreign affairs, n y. i. ~
a The latter, an8engneer named Heaulssy,
is trying to ohtninfro his Imperial mas
ter n partof tie salary owing toshiW.t but
ithe llImperorJ Jacques y cannot be found,
M. Belussy was left at Las "a mus Y "
command ofsthe imperial navy, cor slstin ~
of{they yacht Frasq tn, and received 'otIl-
ing from tho .llmperor put sabus vs. ie Y, 4
tors complaining OF his lpaet ION ana blt +
.terly reproducing him for allow me he
e.sse1 to- BIO iufrsted by rats, 3t38 S
one day tho IA d.nlrnl or the phtarall
NAVY - was astonsled 70 receive rom
the ..gmperor',' n letter stating that no
had chosen The Mohanmedian nag AZ ms
& Tut still The parslmonlous sovereign
carefully refrainra from sending any
money, The I'rasnuita has since been
snla and tho empire Is now without fleet,
n rmy or ,lIgnjtariess~ uUTrgra number 81
actions are now pending against M Les
3haudv. who, having received n hint from
y sIenal quarter that Ills extradlti2n might
he ATTEMPTED, used ,threateilpg langlage
snbont President Loubet, and even lhlket!
% bomharding Chefbourgs s. III n
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SWAN TWO MILES J.
TO|RESCUE COMRADES.
Act 81 Heroisln i erforlncd by.
Fisherman on the Coast
Of ireland. 5858

4 tsi5I3 5Sss CORK, Dec 81. III
From skibbereen County Cork, a THRILL
ing account OF q terrible boating dIsasterr
ana d heroic rescue was received last
night 8s NJ II $5.Si l'6
Three fishermen named Nisld, Driscoll
md Harte.F accompanied by q man named Y7''
cahalane and a brother Of lIarte's, left
.BaIlydob Bay tuesday night IN an
open sailing yawl for their home at Hare
Island. III y. Al & Z e 5s y IS q
4 Insa strong gale which sprang UP sud-
denly the boat was calslzed. and AL isl la
i've men were thrown into the sea, 4
&, Tho waves were hlg and mos y 6 q no
men lad a desperate Struggle to keep
3aHoat, hut Gahalane, who Is vel knoyy!n
locally for his swimming mowers, pc rlor'm.
ed u remarkable feat ,588 Il IS,
lIe took off his heavy searboots and
swan to Whitehall Castle, distance OF
two miles, where no procured q beat.
"a Returning to the scene Of the necidant
no succeeded In 8reseulng one ofg the hrot a.
ers IIarte, who was clinglng to the rlgglng
% the boat, but nothing could he seen az
tho her three nlell,ii{ 8s sgs \, Vi
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L1GNy .Zoz0a27C 0,
1. PA \:
MAY BECOME A. STORE / !. 4 | |.
Elan osed #to Convert sl53 Ills: ls7
toricS Paris B uilding Into h.
american Tart. w

Al U 4, ii ( PARIS Is &C. 81.


a proposal is made to trnnsfo rlll he q "a
serted and 1nouldy Pal ais I.pya 1T hal vast
collection Of buildings Ii the Very heart
of Paris--into a gigantic a rican store
house and mart. b s8
the on that. sooner q i Z
or later, Europe must bee One the DUMP n
ing ground and ma rket for the surplus
product s Of America rlcod ore Stanton l.
who was for man u years ans q mer ic q Fl
Press representative in Paris, evolved 81 sa&
scheme for the con- rsion Of tbs $so ~
PalaiS sRoyal Unto 81 central 81 Anie rlcanl
commercial Institute for p urQP @ ss
s, III ere HI every art icle pro uced IN the
UNITED States ould be- exhlb ted n ca to-
|logued and priced tog ether wl th the Gu sr
toms duties and cost OF conveyan Il TO-
any part of Europe. 81
IS6 Mr. stanton went wit Ii his sch eHle to
ii Yves Guyot, tic well known political
tcconomist and formerly mister OF ~ ub-
rks, vlloS $ a n tlluslastlc be-
Elleyers III Arleri can met llods. M liilyot
lrooli in the scheme with great ia rdor,5 and
undertook, %ifsthc capital could be raised, !
Eto az II as egotator Will the fNrenct Go "
)er1,nent for he acanisit lion Of the Palais
Royal. ri IN l53 IgS Z. u
Al. S Yves Ciuypt and M II stanton $tlere
Parts several weeks ago III for5i m erlca
where & they sSI are II W. END euyoril w q
arouse the Interest OF America CONNER rl', r
| oial men and financiers In their g lgant l!
lenterprise. ,s- Is, aao
ss5TheScapita required is between s225 oOo, 600
land sac, 0oO, 0oot u 7.
The Palais Royal was built about the
middle Of the, sevent eenth !; century 70
ECardinal Richelieu, who left 1t TO y the
crown II, 1872 Louis M W gave the palace , 9
! to his brother the Duo q leans and y
became tile residence Of he orl ear. ns
Family ft}i SD fs
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Special Correspondent 81 fSt
l.59 53s " HI # VIENNA, Dec. Il. 4,
The Crystal Palace Theatre OF Varieties 5' :
a Leipzig is attracting much attention tlll =
on account OF Papuss. It's latest novelty y;
Papuss is a. Is South america n by 5 birth.
who, by sheer strengt h Of will orsfut o-
can live on "a for ei ght days
niid q nights In II n gla$ss lase. What \ is
known OF his experiment Great as as
tonlshment, AT first hi lay for q week
inss 4 "a "a as cnses like tho SNOW maiden IN
the fairy tale then no existed on COM
messed air&under water Y IN q pecu Larry
submarine boat, until at Inst
Ito came to his present form of eig t-uly
Incarceration In the original II ai%-stded
Eottle-shaped glass house into ~ lciil y g
stenucds IN Leipzig. This W receipt acles !! al.
lows only the smallest movement on the
part of the hunger q ISIS IL lle y iiss
On de- papuss has no cpnfGrts TO mltlEnItte
file peculiar character his seSperrlmr leeht s
He presents z II mummit fled a. q pear'iIic'e
all day In the narrow 81 ass : pa ca
IL which ho4c can MAKE only lie slisllteas !.
turning movement, at nlghtsa hor.Sonta y
nosition is allowed. The demon stra hon q ot
thls new hunger. man diners considerably
from that Of the Italians Merritt an 9 9
siccI. ana Dr. Henry Tanner, the Amerl-
cnn!E Who retained their liberty. ~
Pnpuss, who seeks 10 brock The n1on tpl
An, az his imprisonment iffsome measure
u,ith cigarette smolting,S is under strong
-c,,,nt rol'sp Not only Is his glass case tied
M win cordssnnd sealed hat it is watch
"a ID day. ana night Alonder, deception mn m
noss ble, fJfAiyg ~ = { h!t5II 3 s5
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.GYPSIES N.'I 1 QUIT u !.
ENGLAND. IBID N /.
Much Hunted Maced oman Horde
Of Thieves @ ffers to Leave 81
for Fifty Pound .

LONDON. Dec. 81. %

EB}Ss. 4i 3a LONDON, Dec 81. #
1.-THE British Government Il Will be so
Fob1gIngf as, to bestow the &tri vial gratulty
VI $3.50 nponSthe Macedonian 81 ps ies. " NJ
IRE being driven like sheep from county
TO county, they VIII cond cscend to q ils
these shores and Sg0s o Germany. 3
X They find that OH ctaldom Il is against
them, VI The police keep them on he move
and they doEnot like being hustl ed They,
are not American tourists. s
People very kind they explain. y Like
people. but police no good
e Newmarket boasts f$ ans y accom- p lshedi
stableman who was able to &nnel ersta n nd
5their9tale OF woe, land ,lt was to him that
the $3.50 hint was given ,s
There are signs that IL tho money could;
be advanced without bulge coHlpll lea tons
1T would prove ~ good investment In the.
long run. 81 Counting the donat tons inspired
,by5pity,s tho more numerous contri buttons
given 10 get rid Of the q lens, and the,
things they take wi thout asking any.
5lody's permission, their stay @Nyil j COST
much more than the sum which q they
3stipulate as the condi lon of & their de-
rt
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IGzZ2GLzL<lR tS7dGHS TEXTURE Y 70 0s
OF' lIlIOA!DE.RFLz Lz77lHZEA57,R1ES
Largess ala AIosl Jnque ubc
I]1otlAS Opened III London

atthcre are fourteen IN al and the IRE
worked by the stage mana ger rom
platforni I'M the wings, ~ oh 10 lss eS-5s
$nctly like the bridge Of ba tt esh S33S
S ME stagc mana ger lives his orr ers 8toIs
the engineers by means Of "a n apparalnsssss
gthat may be likened to the en- g1nerr
telegraphs to he found q bell q Sso PA
ocean liners. ~ I, y
I On receiving a. sig on rs q ~
table driver ha turn h's SOL,
troller wheel and the vas ia bic pove9
viii reyulVe II oil, the irst time TIL
ISL theatrical history It has hecome spos115
slble to depict psom Do WINS on the stage
nnfl " y rlnSthe Derby from st 70 Stlnls
inPfullview OF the aud lence gsS
This WINS done on ond y nlg
ty-hve thoroughbreds twero pl aced 4, 1nSa
tho control Of the ma ster the.
md M these# started to gallop the re-SS;
Ivnlvine stage was set motion In q res
verse direction BY this me ans the hor sea /
we're seen going at full speed w nile the
m i,o1nnltl built up behind, and co INSISTING
az ali the incidentals and cbarn G tiers hat
10 rs make a typical p rby scen vas
presented With d aithful ga IS to h de-
tails. Another interesting and Il e. lsedlyS
topical item In the programme was a.
grand assault by ans sea
Arthur. fSS gs Sss$; rs VI
| Beneath the revolving floors are 70 two
large water tanks for use when II rlyerS
scenes and naval spectaoles are y g yell.8
* feWSltems worth not lngg "a re that mo
dome Of tho Coliseum Is as 8hts y as y ma
Of 8st. Paulrs athedral. Fireproof ma te,g
I8rials have been used 81 through ~ the
building the safety curtain wegf s AZ tons
Ethe E tege Is los feet wide In Il he cen
Inc measurement from, floor to grid Iron
Iis 10 feet. and the illumlna lion n.n AZ
lparts of tho house will be eqlal Y TO " co0s
Ecsndla power, Over one = housan d 9elsollsF
viii Hbe regularly employed at this new
gigantic playhouse, l 5s5iI II
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IBytfe C'olpltcsss, ,ial2et,,el,ltioiii
specltl Correspondence aS VIZ KS y II a43 81
5s Sss csO E'iSf Iii q nh Dec.
Il -, cry 4 one iii Denmark lsro VIZ, and
q most people In otller Countries i stls.
IL s1 - poet, thpt TIM OF al
Russia is not the oble-llcartcd but weak
Gear, NIcholbsJ1 but his Imperial no y;
or, tho Dowagcr Isynpress, Marin F ~ f1t
owt,a, born Princess + IRA of % Denmark
VI Even when tho late Czar Alexnnder5llllIll
ws st living Maria l'codoroWt " hile
apparently giving In the yis hes y & = er
husband, who was .narrow-lnindtedtF s,n no
dcspotic ana convinced OF his divine g ~ "
8thority waaS all-ppwcrf,, and by $skill y
manipulating made her lusl,and carry 9 VI ".
8llcr'policy. II i5a II IS sS
A,exan1cr1 i r never lgned any y d 40 4
mentor Importance or iseuet q any lKase
without first consulting his WIFE, " no 70 az 7j
hi less d L ia dbl onlat han her mott
The late Queen ouse 1oelitr 'Yllen
fear ,f EihiIlets and an inGurp bic 9 i e.
Stca st broke down the colt h md near
Sshnttercd the6 mind of the LAY Ear,
st,ite of iIiss giant strepg III, Ills ffail anu
itiaignilieant became even
moro nan hts gsad Viaci', and "a clleerfGily
took If theafnt denS Wntcli wa too heavy
tills 5S5s Ks AS
& ,A fter tins cataatroplie mt sorki.. ~ ll,fl'
the whole Imperial 8familS cscal1cd delt w
III ii most miraculous MIA II xa nuer
became II nervous wreck k, Il trembling ,yi n
4 fear at every ted &nofsts nd otlsn
n d, victim ol halluclnations during NJ iich
x he Iii VI, himself surrounded ~ assassln l Il
everywhere. There was not N the S ll1ic
lninensa$ Winter qua Ided Wy nv q.
dreds of sp!dierG Will Il loaded rifles All ~
@otherihnndr eds oil secret polio on n ma =
A or wornan torl ne Il 1S;eI
K l,is wife. IS I'll feared deat til even from the
hnrltis{of his own hrot hers he M
n NO nights ing snccsssion Inc he " ~ me
room, and u Last ipostiy reflise tto8eat
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real. PATRIOTISM
or SPANISH. WOMAN n [. || N
Refuses TIA Sell Picture to ANllIeri--
81 can Millionaire and Be a
queath it to Museum. j5
MADRID Dec, 81

4 MADRID, Dec. 81,
Ks An Instance OF remarkable patrlotisnl
ON the part OF d Spanish woraan mas il1stt
come to lfght, ~ s,M as III
The Duchess Nillabermosa y the DOS
SCISSOR OF n picture painted by the famous
yslasoueg- 4 portrait NJ Don DIEGO AT nel
.lanos d % ssonage Of the COURT Of Rhlllp
IN. Z, n IS d. ....
rinh American OF sSUo.eso for this picture.
but she declined The tempting offer. .S3
& In, the reply which she sent 70 ltia
.anaeriean militonaire the Duchess sara
ST love art and desptse 4 mo neesy h. Nd ",
order To prevrnt Others q tier my ,duath}
doing what I row refase % so, lntana,
to boaaeath the picture g the Y W 'aiN'
SCUM Ii, Madrid. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
PRINCE DECLARES
WAR ION SMOKING Ok
Servants Who Indulge in Weed
Must Take Off Royal Livery,
to Enjoy IT.
.RE.RILjIN. Doc 81.

iI il ,Bql 3 N 56 RNRLIN, Docs 81.
Prince Friedrich Leopold Of q Pppssla, son
Of the late "Iseq Prince Karl y one OF
tho most persistent enemies 70 The use OF
tobacco, lie A reported to have Issued 1s 2 .
fsrrinsel,, order that mono 81 his servants
IN any az Ills residences IS To- be permltte -
to smoke, .
lNenin5thelr5own anqrtments tins priNl-
lege is to,be denied ttnin, no, are they I 70 %
smoke while outside the prlneeely prem
isess while III. livery. II thay must s'noke
while outside they are 70 don ordinary
dress and ia take cars that they * dc y. nol
\ hrintrg ne cdor of tobacco back Witll them.
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Special CORES pond en- &c
S4 ss NJ /. N sgj MOON n, Dec. %

y. g J. OND0r Dec.
SIN3N: M oNp most y q En- '
plaee rtatnil1ent y i u -
80 world tile lselln, In Isl Mar War
3tin's e WIS open Whom stated -
that II can claim the ion q belns
the largest EtlleatrsSin he world SllAss
cost something Ike 81, 400 eco alone g 60 81
istruct, a few facts bout this new pay
hons cannot fail to be ~ interes SlI
"A 5tourfof the huge building Is a. reNela-
ftion. II IL stands on$one and }aShal acres q 6
ground, antl there is seat Ing q conmotdaT,
8tlon5fot 1900 persons,
ThcS unique idea 1T the Coliseum u the
circular, stages. The II ippodrome WAS " q
intermediary step, IS Mr., Stoll Elnana yftlg4
8directoi of$the4 Coliseum ri hns gois ollei
step further In that he has placed ms l,
arena MT between the q the y,
ence bn on The sta ge tsel SIS a9litx
SO, but6the5stage consists OF three gdls tlnets
rings d n tAGes measurlnE, re-
spoctively, twcntY-iive S feet, fort ilei
feet and 4 seventS.hVe feet inf8l eter,
These stages can bps rot uted Eelt he Y ael -
I nrately rEtogether, and they can DO re-
Solved 3lnsnny direction ana thtit toe g. @
Ia rate Of twenty mil les M laour IN l csc
stages are built on ste al ira mes "a me leet
high, Their tot nj Weitslt is. leo tpi,s,Sss
onty-tNYo tolls REPRESENTATIVES, w ~ ~
frames, IA. III t.S x 5.s$,5 /, =.
The stagcs run, Of collrs 9 on wheels,
but the8uniqtIs& fact IS that the srai lsl2 not
the wheels, are attached 10 the feYoiyins
table. so that tho ordinary cor tfuetloh
az a traln or tram | 81 reNersed 4 The wheels
Bnre fixed Ia the groind and are lota
3by electric motors, The rail on theStabtle
sims over the top 81 them and When
sthe wheels move. SO does the blei MS y!
fof course, obvlntes the necessity OF INC IS.
table itself carrying the motive poWep,
Each table has Its OWN se motors