davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-20
COMMERCIAL.

Los sefiores "Ochart y Hermano" nos
participan que con fecha Octubre 8 han
constitute una sociedad mercantil, indus.
trial colectiva, con domiciiio en- ell barrio
de Catsfio, cue girara bajo la raz6n de
"Ochart y Hermano'' la que Sc dedicara
4 la compra venta de t>baco en- rama, y
la elaboration de tabacos de todas vitolas,
siendo socios gestores don Leonardo Ochart
y don Julio Qchart
DeSeSmosles buenos negocios.
Los doctores We've Rarbosa estuvie'
rnr nntn rnnRnnn an Io Mnnn;kr E;nnr,A;
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-20

Abuses de Ia iuventud, debilidad y
p&rdida de las fuerzRs whales se curan en-
POGO tempo con el granIt6nicO Vino Cere-
brina Ulrici
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-20

pERlIDA. Un alfiler con un monogvama
con letras A. E. e. enlazadas Sc ha extra
viadO al ingeniero de Ia S. A. Luz Electri-
ca. El que 10 presente sera gTatiicado
ava
---5E ALQUILA.-Un espacioso y fres-
co miradOr con banjo luz. Precio m0d.cO.
San Jose l7 altos. I5v.s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-20

En- esta imprsnta Be vende papel de pc.
Fi6diCo viejO 4 5000 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-20

Sc VENDE un elegante carruaje ''Patenten
de fabrication Franeesa propio para dos
para cinco kersOnas. InfOrmaran en- Ia
Empresa de Pancho Hernandez en- Sam
turce.
15 y. 3.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-20
RABlTAClOR- HOSPEDAJE.

Sc alquila, con sin c0midas, una habi-
taci6n que da q la Gale Y propia para dos
persOnas. No hay mas huespedes. Refe-
rencias. Dirigirse Tetuan 40. Is v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-20
Las ALMoRRANAs Sc cURAN

EN- 8 a W. DIAS, con el UNGUENTo DE
PAZo, va sean simples, sangTantes, picazOn,
axternas por rebeldes que sean.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
NEWSPAPER STORY NAY
REUNITE LOST BROTHERS
DISPATCH SENT FROM THIS CITY
GIVES VALUABLE CLUE. A. n.
sHULTZ THINKS.

A dispatch sent out from the Alhu-
guerque correspondent OF ibe Dgpror
Republican, chroniCAnG mlshap
which bpioll William Shultz, OF fb'a
city on Doccmbe 3. when ho steUpod
OF foot bridge in the darkness and
sustained serious injuries, may be- the
means OF bringing together two bro
thors who have for many years hoon
separated and thDlr residence un-
known Go each other
Dlck Voyia. OF $50 South First
street, Salt Lake city Utah. WritNi
tO Chief of Police McMtllln under
date of December 3. that noticing the
article in the Republican, % recalled
10 mind enquiries made of him by q
close friend, a. NJ shuliz. by name.
% German formerly of Ohio. relative
tu tho whereabouts 0f hls brother.
William Shullh who for many years
hc had he0n trying 20 hhd a. M.
Shuiiz naw lives at EuCampment.
Wyoming Carbon county The latter
states that Shultz recently lost both
iarearms while working la a saw nin
which would explain why he was wrlt-
Inc the letter rather chan M ShultE
himself
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

arlf aB Insurance. magnRtc, wants FED
eral supervision. and thinks that the
question OF whether Insurance Is in
torstate commerce should agaln be
submitted 90 the supreme court He
isn't thc only doctor. Fred lands 0l
Indiana Und Butler Anes of Massa.
chnsetis, each has chosen publicity al
his nOHmm
nf Mouen of ptnnfyiyania has in.
trpduce6 not fewer Than Tive bills doal-
inE Wlth fhe insurance problem one
provides FOR thD uXtensiOn Of the sOv.
crcign yialtorial power ~ che United
states s0 az 10 include the insp0C
tion, supervision and control of every
llle insurance corporation. and part OF
Whose assets o. Invested iu the capital
stock oi any irnai company or bank.
inE association; also the inspection 0i
the trust Or banking nasOtlationa hy
the controller of iht currency. who
may appoint receivers for such lnali.
iutioat, az in the case ~ national
banks.
He has another remedy. entitled "a
bill 90 place go Insurance companies
under the supervision and control ~
lho Department ~ Commerce and
iatlr Another Mofrell bi'i places
Insurance companies and ai subsidiary
trust and bankIulg companies under
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

the supervision aud control of IA,
treasury Department and Under fht
National hanklng Ao Another slll
if "ior thr protection of tha working
men of Che lni States ana thels
families, hy requiring Insurance
companies % refund onehrlf of mo
payments when policies lupged by rea.
son or unnpaymcu, of ustaliment
pfeialumf and again. ho Would pro.
flhn thaf po minor. under lE. Hhail
hase his l'r Insured ln ans company
winch h nf Deposited Iff charter
"iih 81 auuerIutendonf 0f Insurance,
crfaie f} ho M1 under the direction
of ihr Secretary of Commerre and
Labor
Robinson pf Aikanaas. in an iusar
ancN hiil provides foF q special com.
mltioe ot five Mnni0rs ana ninn rgn.
rc7eatauVes iD De- known as the in.
alrnrcn Investigation Committee Of
ne fIityniuth Congress
Davis Of Minnreola wants .o reuuiro
ne insurance compaNita tO mako nn.
nual report to The Secretary nf Com.
mefce and Labor upon penalty % be-.
.ng deplai iurthoF use of tho United
siaiet mails Aad sCnat0r Millard 0f
N1hmsla provides for the creation 11
"a Bureau of Insurance Ia the Depart
Wtai Is commefcc ara Labor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

Hs these in this case. tho aiioeod
uggrpation % che matter On dispute
and the liability so fine on Judgment
ol custer does not make that matter
urasurabie hy some sum of raiuc iu
money Ae in criminal eases. fhc dnc
H "ln ilt uYo oi fhc law punish
mcni fuf ihc oncnse committed. and
nDi fhc particular object 0f ihD suit
lnitod States SIS More. o Cwnch. tia
iff Moreover. appellant could hard.
ly iu allowed 20 Invoke ouf iuriadlc.
ton on ihc ground that " his appeal
ecre sustained he might be- fnod un
a new judgment
Tho tcrm of once had expired be-
fore Che rendition OF Judgment by the
territorial hnpromc court and aa to
tho cnoci 0f the Judgment of 0usior
ip sui iO recover omOlumontH for
The past that D. collateral even
thongh ihc Judgment might bc cor
elusive ln such subsequent action
New Enelanl MORTGAGE Security com.
pHny SCI. Cav tfH ~ g. t29; Wash
lnFlon q Georgetown Railroad com.
many. 81 District cf Columbia. tlG
". s l2f
Appeal dismissed
True copy Test.
CLERK SUPREME COURT q. s.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

Wilder w.. Jgn. IO.-"Thore goes
the man vino hanged Mary Rogers.
That Is the way tho people Of this
town now designate Angus MacAuley
the deputy shoria who sprung the
Eall0ws rap thar brought death 20
"efmout's most notable criminal
"Hanpmau Hangmau'" shout the
chIldrcp of the town at pivttv little
Mary MnoAulcy the golden haired
daughter of the deputy
And little Mary wllh tears sroam
ing from her eyes. socks tao comfort
ing armo OF her sweet faced mothot
to sob out her troubiet and hoariacbcs
onnsod ~ thouehtloss playrollows
but wIth thC fniher % ls o. different
STORY Many yoars OF Dts rfc have
been passed Goa 'his quiet village. ue
knows every inan, woman and child
in &c. Whom it was kuoWn that ho
was 20 spring the trap mat would
send "a woman plunginK 20 disgrace.
iul death many Of his nelghbor- and
friends Thought he oueht % rosiva
30 isut mans work, thcy told
Mac Auloy
"hut fs nay duty" he answered
"it ~ dis'asseful tash hut no man
should play the coward by trying to
eva6e his sworn duty"
MacAuley Il % Scotch parentage.
lie knows not the meaning Of fear
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
KANSAS ORGANIZES
ON RAILROAD QUESTION

Wichita Kan Jan. lO.- Permanent
wmnizaiiou was perfected today Gov
ne purpose of pushing railway rate
leglsailon RESOLUTIONS were adopt.
od urFine oourress % give the railway
rate commission power % control rail-
road ratet % vas also decided % per
toot iho orgaulHation in every county
in the state ana 20 follow Ia che foot.
siopr oi Wisconsin in securing a state
hIii 10 control corporations
The msctnE wa strictly non.par.
iiaan ana was attended ty 600 delo
eatm from every state Addressos
were made hg s. q. Van SAINT. governor
Of Minnesota. =. Ionrool. speaker
of the Wisconsin, house OF represent
ailyea and candidate Cor governor 40
succeed ~ Toilette, Governor Hooh
~ KANSAS and J. 7. nrsiov az foustl
egrialan, postmaster rcnorai
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
INAUGURAL PLANS
PROGRESSING NICELY
ARRAHoEMENTs HAVE BEEN
MADE FOR sUPPER-FAMiLY or
hEW GOVERNOR WILL aE At
SANTA "a.

D. w. Ilayaolda. chairman. presided
Tuesday evening a the moetidg of The
inaugural executive Committee al the
once of A. Il Rpmshan aRnta Fe The
only buslurIa tfan8afted eat che
Awarding oi lhe contract Tor thp WI
freshmeuts at The Inaugural ban "a
William vaughn proprietor 0f tho
Palace hotel. aho Will SERVE buffet
lunch from 1880 p m to D q. m. iu
a room ADJOINING lhe dance aoUr
Thc menu decided Qn is tempting
uue and with che acknowledged sSill
1i Mr Vaughn "a. 4 caterer. thoro is
uut doubt bot lha' the huchegn will bo
an especially huo me Provision viii
ho made 20 serve 900 people. as lhe
sale and inquiry from tickets cf
pecialiy from outside towns indicates
that oyery one of thc goo iickoJf will
hc sold Do Saturday evening of tlls
week or carly neat week
80 ingitaiiuns 90 ihc reception or
BAH WiiI bo seni oui a. the Invitation
Is "a general one and has been given
the people Ol New Meaico through
the press PARTIES are helug ufaEan.
ifgd in th's cIfy. Or ihH koEas Rul
MHNNH nN N".NNH|N NN|.|NHNNN" anu HNHNN
towns 10 atiead ihe Inauguration.
li was reported thnt thp Santa Fe
Central has fnllowed the example 0f
Che Denver a RIO Gmndc railroad and
hss granted "a single rate fare f0r the
round "trip from any point on ts l.ne
t1 the caplfal fgr Inauguration day
if Was announced that Horbcu ].
HaForman viii arrive iD Santa 30 O
dny or tao before tho inauguration.
liis father and mother. M ara Mfs
g. Hagcnnan and hla brother and
alsicrininw Mr and Mra Percy Ha.
german. wll arrive y Santa Fe on
tnuir apecial car
The eommiitef decided to meei
agaln saturday evening at me 1flco
M a % Reneaan tO hear che nn8i rc.
porte of al subcommittee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

AS soldier Bic would march to tBe
cannou's mouth if bic snperlur com.
manded him 10 90 so A. al officer
of the law be- would administer the
Law a. b is written because his su.
perior Duty commands him io 20 90,
when tho children of hls nciehbors
taunt bis little daughter with cries
of dorision MarAuloy gfinds MS tectn
iE raRe Be docs not like boluR
pointed out to strangers as the man
Who hanged Mary Rogers either
"F0r Gods sake man. chanep thG
subject" ho said when Approached
for nn opinion c0ncernlng the attitude
uf hi ue'fhhors since ihh fatcal6n
of the Rogers woman 4 want 20
think Of something else. G did my
duty ana ala % without dnching
did u0t hans Mary Rogers The
law did that was mcrely an msiru.
mont of tho law The nw ls above
us all ami unless % ls enforced tbe
whole fabric of gogornmeut IS rent
asundcr
Already mo ne.Rabofs oi MacAuloy
are saying la Whispers that be- 81 SO
ing 90 move away that De b. going
some place whore She children Will
not cry "hangman" az his little daugn.
tor. and whore fingers viii not be
pointed al him and voices will a0i
whisper: "T'here goes the nan whs
hsnsed Mary Rogers"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
SUGAR MAKERS ANo
1AfRVMEN MEET.

Burlington. w. Jan a.-The Yer
mont Maple SuEnrmakors association
is holding hs thirteenth annnnl meet.
Ing here today The meeting was
up. ned lasf niHht with ap Informal
conference and roccpiiOp and todA5
tWo huHlncass meetings were hola for
fhC consideration og routine matters.
t1r receiving Of REPORTS ard to hear
number of interesting pnperU oH
Ntriuus phases of tho important ~.
tuffry
The annual meeting oi iho Vermont
pair}mrnF aaanrlntion aiso opened
hero today There if large attend.
auco and highly interesting dairy
exhibition With valuable prlz0s to be
competed lor rhp ladies' auxnlafy
wIlI bold a putuc meeting thi6 oven.
lug 200 which Governor Ben VIII De-.
liver tho principal address Mira
Howe VIII speak on Home MRknr. "
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
sANTlAao MoNToVA is
TAKEN BACK TO CLAYTON

Sheriff Garcia, Of Clayton N 49,,
arrived hero sunday after Santiago
Montoya who broke San AZ shat place
with Pedro Baldapero, aud who Eaa
captured here sunday By Deputy
sheriff Frank Truilllo. Montoyo ia
awaiting trial on charge of kDrse
stealing Baldanoro was arrested
here some time ago on a description
sent out frGm Clayton. bat as tao
ohicors there failed 10 reply 10 sheF-
in Davis messages. ho was reieaaed
Later be was again taken into cus-
lody BY John Brophy. a member %
the New Mezico mounted police and
placed IN iail at clayton escaping IN
feW days. He Is gilll o. large
Trinidad Advertiser
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
FAMOUS CHORUS or
LEEDS. ENG AN


Leeds. jan q Tho famous leeds
ohngus. pt $50 yocaNsis, and consid
cred ono oi tho finest bodies of sling
urs ip tho world started J0say f0i
pnr.f. f0 alng 90 the London orchps
tn concerts tO boz given lu thni city
during the present season Tse com
miticl lu charge of the enterprise Will
pay railway and turbine steamer ox
ppnscs from Leeds % Paris and re
turn and ail hotel e1pcnEOg in Paris
inr ali tno singers aud the reserves
The lattcr ere necessary. owing to the
strict rules and high standards Oi
Che chorus Any singer who misses
rubrarsal. becomes disqualified. and
ihf vacancy is nt once hllod from The
us. of eligible reserves who invar
.ahiy attend tho rehenwnls IN the hope
OF being included in the regular
chorus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
VANDERBILT WON'T
ACCEPT ANOTHER TERM.

New York lan rho annual mees
Ing OF the seswanhaka CaYlnthian
Yacht eluh which win ho held mis-
afternoon rs the residence nf Rear
Commuiore Fraak q. Hastings. will
hs cI special interest. nniag 10 the
fact that Commodore Wiuiam X. Van.
derbilt. Sro the pcessnt c0nmodore
% the club, has idecidad 10 retire. and
will not accept another term. II IS
understood that r. Q. Beuedict. owner
OF the steamer Oneida. Who has been
noHinated by the trustees Of the
club. viii be- the unanimous choice for
commodore n MI. Benedict n eioct.
Cd, a. there rs no douhr be wili be.
L viii be- the second time that be
becomes commodore of the OF the
club iio waa commodore IN 1895 and
vice c0mmoaOre 10 1898 and 1854
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
RAILROAD ATTORNEYS
BEFORE THE BOARD
Asking For Reduction in Taxes
For the Railway Com.
paRieS They Represent
TELEGRAPhrRS WANT REDUCTIONS

The territorial board 90 equalization
continued lis session yesterday cone
ten.ng nt 90 O'Clock n thc morning.
90 lho olco OF Iragallug Auutoi
uHtltH " eunurd p tHp Cauiiu
building Santa fe Those present
we're.
Precedent james S duncan. 5ecrH-
tary NpnraHlaB lnrHmh0, uniTa
members J a Mah0ncy F iinklu
1ielandro sandovnl Martin iohman
tubcrt =. Eiyicn
Travelling Auditor Cherle n SAFE
ord was also ln Attendance
Fighting Assessmcnts.
The Santa sc hallway company wua
represented by Judge t g. Waldo
0t lns Vegas
Ihe Rock island Haa represented by
w. a. Hawkins 0i 40 raso
Inc Colorado q Southern was rep
esontod hy j a. lauoi, 0f Douyor
Tho Denver a Rio GundD was rDi-
resented by James CUruN ui Denver
The Santa Fe Pacific railroad was
represented by y McU'nnls Of los
Angeles
Tho Western Union Tcieguphsc0m-
puuy WAS represented hy a. A. Gnrgnn
assistant superintendent
Immediately nnOn the cnnfcnlng ui
tho hOard Mr 0arrnn appeared he
fore thp members aus asked for cui
ln tho cOmpanys basis us assessment
OF from $50 prg mile 90 $40 Z almi-
lar request was made Monday by W
o. Black, superintendent OF the COM
pany The cut was MOI made and
from tho few comments which % is
possible 90 aocure from the hoard
members. the reduction wiIl NOT De-
granted.
Railroad Representatives.
The railroad representative CON
sumcd the remainder of the morning
until che board adjourned for dinner.
n presenting the.r VlCws regarding
che railroad assessments There was
a great deal said pre- and con. which
Included an able speech hy Judge
Waldo. in which hu presented inter-
osiine facts of value to the board In
lcci8iuE these important matters
lhp Goucuasua al ouiuion. ngWetu.
seems o. bo thai tho railroads would
uot fuss to auy great eNiem If mat
tera were icft just aa they n} present
stand with perhaps few minor
changes The hoard took no action
ln regard 90 revising the present aya.
tenn OF assessing tho railroads. bnt wiil
unduuhu dlN Do 80 aeun Yesterday
afternoon ne members spent lhe Ume
iu discussing WAYS end meanH % iH
probable that some dch0lie plan Will
be- arranged fur tho meeting today at
Ahlch time the railroad representa-.
tiyea viii again br Called into consul
tation
Judge Waldo expressed thc aeull-
mentA OF most 0f The railroad com
panles when be- said that HI. company
was NilllnF To be- more thnn iair Ia
order thar an mirht b. amcably ad-
iuated.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

Mlst htlfn Snyder lpft liosaoli for
NFe YORK cas-. from ehlch place abe
viii san on ihe i9ih ior Porto Rico
where she Wii teacn ln mo Proshy
lorlan mission school ~ Awuadllla.
Tho Roswell hgcasd extends ita best
wishes ior the success Of Miss snyder
and aas 10 doubf bot that she VIII
udre thar nn iae fxpeciutions 0f
her irieuds ln Roswell
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
" You LOVE Ma


HHHHH2 W. aH8MH
Fan River Mass. Jan. i0.-rho an
nual Fun River DOG sh0w opones'
hfre today and 80 ls safe 10 say hat
q q ihe largest and nosi intercsfial
pa every respect which was ever held
here The entities arc more numeFoua
man ever before aud includea a large
bnmptf of huo aud pcdiNfeed doFs
Inan ever before ehoNn IA this see
zion ~ me country Al tho pgnmi
neat kennel clubs Of tho Now Eng
.ihd aiaiet are rvprosented by enhfh.
~. and among tsem are some of thn
moai FaluaiNe dOER owned Ia the oaat
More iha- one hundred special prize
have been QHercl boaides TIE roFuiar
pfitpt and flbluHf Mr. Frnnk uolr
20 New Haven, \ the all.round sudfo.
and he D. assisted hY enc followinr
tpf Judges Boston tnIHors.
pHigaI ha'dWin Nhlppeia heaaios
and arefhouuda. Th0mas shairfossi
french 0ulfow. }. b Purly sritors.
a a helchrr. ana others. M. Hfad
erie "a oagupd d ibe president
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
SUCH A LOT OF BILLS
FOR INSURANCE ILLS.

Waahington. u C.. gan il.-An
sorts Of remedies have been suggested
for ihai attack OF bad insurance under
which the country h. lahonne
senator Dryden of New Jersey. him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
MACAULEY, THE MAN Who
HANGED A VERMONT WOMAN

THe DEPUTY sHERiFF BooeRs o. THE
WORLD GAYS OiD DUTY, rHE people poiNT Kim
OUT AND aHANof,AN" AFrfR ms
LITTLE GOLDEN HAIRED
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
SPECIAL POUCH
ON NUMBER 10
Nail Will 30 Out Daily on
This TgaIn.-0rder In.
CludeS Santa Ee.
OIaER POsTOFFlcE MATTERS


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Foe several dais naai SOME one has
evidently been iamperinF with the
iock Boxes in ihe local posioihoe ON
cer hiehhargin fiaies chat ho looked
iulo Dts 0oS one day. saw three Tee.
tom thelein. oni un returning @ short
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gone Annthcr party slatca that ne
"a" several Wile boys tffiHg % opon
ihe Boxes 1nc eteninr a ohcek Wat
found on ihN Hfte. laiep Nhlrh % "a
claimed Wha taken from lester ihat
haf been stolen nnt of "a boK in tho
po'ioiiicr nui inero is ahsoluteiy no
evidence io prove that ihe check was
not loai nf some party who had re-
ceivcd Z from me r'atoiilce pa iegi'i
mme way
Poaimaaior iiopkinA ln speaking %
The matter, said
= have heard the complaints. ane
was k@eFins a close watch for any
bodj Who vas tamperlng win he
boxes bug since che matter has h'en
given pu0ho''y by an AieaeueFqu'
paper = mas Fobo',a nf ol oi chances
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form him." "Why don't she reform
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You
Make
the
Terms
TOLD OF THE TITLED.

The sultan of Turkey is a great COL
lector Of canaries.
Lord Tweedmouth, first lord of the
British admiralty, is an assiduous COL
lector of old china
President Diaz returned the other
day from a hunting trip with three
mountain cats and II deer. Mexico's
president is only 76.
Prince Khilko11, formerly minister
OF railroads in Russia, and builder of
the Trans-Siberian road, intends to
make tour of inspection of the rail-
roads of this country. ,...
Frederick VIII, king of Denmark
is said to be in the habit Of inviting
editors of leading political organs to
visit the castle to discuss the different
political issues of the day.
Prince Kotchoweff, a Russian, has
been ordered by the Berlin courts to
pay $3.50 a year for life to waiter
whom he assaulted during the Russo
Japanese war in a Dresden hotel.
King Alfonso Of Spain is devoted
to the pleasures of the table, and
keeps a cook up until four in the
morning. Five meals are served in
the "a hours at the Escurial palace.
Sir Edward Clarke, the brilliant
member of parliament who is making
his presence felt by denouncing the
Idea of tax on meat or corn, start
ed as a jewelers. assistant in his ia
theirs store.
In appointing his son, Lord Bruce.
as his private secretary, the earl of
Elgin only followed the example of
the late William E. Gladstone, who,
when he became prime minister in
1880, appointed Herbert Gladstone,
then a young man of 20, to a similar
position.
The duke of Norfolk is man of
simple tastes, and yet he is the pos
SCISSOR of the most eXtravagant CO.'S
tune in England. The uniform which
he wears as earl marshal represents
an outlay of over $500 exclusive of
jewels. Seventeen thousand yards of
embroidery are worked into the coat
in gold lace until but little of the
original cloth is to be seen. His
grace feels more at home in his old
clothes.