Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
Count BOnl Is Unaffected
by the Demands Of
Countess Anna.
CAMBODIA KING AND SUIT
Socialism Growing Rapidly in
Republic Of France Among
working Class.

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Paris. May 2a--ln the American
hoiony here the Caatoilnnes still oo-
oupy che center OF the stage. During
the last week rumors OF rccoucilia-
tlon have .eon persistent, but ] am
reliably informed that the American
comtesse has finally made up her
mind, and that thoro Is 10 bo no COM
promise
This h. very satisfactory state
OF affairs 60 those Americans who
are NOT great personal friends Of bne
couple. as the court proceedings
promise some Sensational develop
mcnia.
The former Miss Gould has been
ably supported by her women friends
here. Her appearance in court a
week ago was something Ia the nature
of a triumph When her attorney
made II known TO she court that the
American woman would not consider
any other course but the trial of the
suit &c. absolute divorce, there we're
murmurs Of applause from the spec
I. tators Count Bonl was lu court,
am Informed that tho proceedings
are OF very little interest 10 him aud
that the trial OF the suit has not
caused MIN 20 change his mode Of
living In the least
Fashionable folk including the
American tourists, have been on the
move for a week, vending their way
90 Swiss and Italian lake regions, or
30 such places as Baden Baden, Wiog-
baden. aud even Dresden. The Swiss
resorts are claiming attention with
fuc weather as fho attraction. The
exodus does nos include an those who
have motor cars. however Owing 90
the strike many would-be purchasers
are being forced to walt lu thls trade.
which is famous for promises and
long waits.
Paris IS looking forward with great
cagernoss 20 the reception 10 be-
Eiyons the King Of Cambodla ON his
arrival here. Notification OF the sail
ing OF his hlEhnesa, fyOm Saigon, vas
received by the ministry from the
governor Of French lndl0.China.
Ia the kings suite are Prince Suth-
4 arot and Ave Of his royal brothers;
, ave princeases and Eve. grand man
darins. Accompanying the king, In
order that he may be entertained en
route aud while in Paris. are nfly-
seven danseuses, while his oomtsrt "a
minlstered 20 by forty servants.
Il has been many years since a
royal parsonage visited Paris with
such a retiuuo.
The degth OF Bishop Fallleres,
cousin OF sc president OF the fopub-
lie. has thrown both onicial and
church circles into mourning. The
bishop was apolated 10 the bish0pric
oi X nrleua Ia 1899, having pre-
vlousiv been vicar general OF Bore
doaux lie was born in Mczln, France
in 1884, and was a iavorite cousin Of
the president
Scientists generally approve the ao-
tlon of the council of the faculty Of
sciences M confirming the initiative
ol the minister OF public instruction,
who appointed Nine. Curie 60 the
7 chair of the University of Paris, oc-
cuplod by her late husband. with
whom she was associated On the dis
coyery OF Fadium.
81 Curio is sill mnurncd hy bits
colleagues. had the honor uf being
present ut the funeral of tho Illus
tTiOuE scholar and WIS impressed with
the fact that his features portrayed
much more in death than in life IL
self The penslve. gentle expression, 90
rare Ia scientists which hts friends
know 30 we'll
Ia connection with N. Curles death
a is recalled that the United States
was among the first OF the nations
90 recognize the Importance OF his
discovery When the discovery was
nrst written up ID was noticeable that
the scientists of Great Britain we're
skopucal whereas offers from the
United States 90 both N. and Nine.
Curie. anking them 30 direct lnDora'
tories on the other side of the At
lantio we're received almost daily
Much fun Is being pokod at the pic
Y lure OF the emperor of dermany
which adorns the wall at the Societe
Rationale Salon. The pr0trllt ~ by
Herr Felix Borchardt and it Is not the
work OF art that d. creating comment,
FOR that Is above roproach and adds
90 hts already great reputation
fio has dealt win his subject in 4
free way. however depictlng him al
ii BE- were the most ordinary sort pi
an individual This Is so nt Variance
with the popular conception of Ger
many'a ruler, that the picture has pe-
come one ~ the shove OF she eAhi-
hiflon
william n ls shown standing on
what appears t0 bee a iOoihiii of ihe
Hawaiian Alps. wearing "a freen uni~
form aud a ryroleso hat with a green
feather. Green reflections are thrown
on hls face by the unicorn. aud this
allow remVonatca hlH majesty takiue
IN least ten wears Olf his age