Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

remarkablc and pathetic lcltor I'd.
dressed % his wlie.
Sarah Hernhardt Radiant az a Saint.
ln che absence OF anything On the
London gtaEc worth sitting ont
theaicrgoors are running over tql
Paris in considerable num0efa % see
Sarah ncfuhardt dc ia tho role OF
st Tercsl. IN lho white and pale
blue costume Of a Cafmeito nun. "it
is a wuud liu triumph of the aft Of
ncil-E,' % he consensus NJ opinion
mong english critics who have ecc1
her Sarah Grows rcrccptlhly more
aaintiihp. more ethereal. as thn play
nroco "a. until SO tha end. when dy
inr rnder iir dome Of thH splendid
cathedral which her devotion has rails
cd she looks q mere embodied Eriru,
"La Nerso a'Arvila" % Is plHg of me
formidable sort. n consists of six
acts gnd -luo tablcnux. and requires
four hours So represent thc llio OF a
sixteenth century saint Tho story,
Ia yefHl. 81 somewhat involved. hnt
the gcnica ol thn actress triumpha
over AL obstacles with poetic
license tae author az tho plrco has
given ST. Teresa a romance A priest,
iurnlsE iuihofan. srela 90 draw hor
from her convent. Hc would even
carry hDr OK bg main force. bui she
ropeis him with ti Indignation ol
n lofty soul already weddad io the
church. Though Oh her power to save
him. and really loving him she al
lows him 90 perish ai the stake that
ho may nnd the storaal ilght So is
Ia procession 0f wonderful pictures.
and Nine nCrlhardt. a. the central
ngnre Us the incar9aiiOn OF Eracc per.
h1ps the ouly living nCiresa who. Rs
saint. could hold the i.tCFost of q
Paris audience from 5 tiil midnight
Rcmatic Secret og the Manaals.
Tho romantic story of the hiansci
haronetcy IS revived by the Edlnburg
courts granting a declaration OF mar
rlagt' 10 Sir Edward Berkeley Man.
sal. thus Bottiag the seal Of legal ap.
pr0gai to bis claim 10 the title. A
striking feature OF the story a. the
Remuneration of the title thre years
ago by sir Courtcney Cecil ManHel,
The accepted baronot 90 favor OF ais
unclf, Sir Edward, whose title Is now
cGahrmcd. soon after the nephew
succeeded his rather. In 1899, he made
startling discovery. A secret aud
romantic chapter IN his grandfathcra
life becamu known % him. lie learn
ed fcf the ifat timo that his father
had hrpihers and sisters, and that
rIfdilB ass uncle EdWarl berkeley
Mnnafl, elder brother 81 bis father hy
tAn SAME mother, but previous 90
regulaF marriage. ought 70 have sue
coeded Ia his fether's piece. II 1908
Sir Courieney saw a trust defd Dy
hss grandfather recognising Edward
as he eldest aon. aud Sir CouriCncy
"a once Chlvalroualy rcllqulahod the
! little, However, an obstacle 20 the
uncio'a succession lay On she iRct that
hia parcnts marriage subsequently, did
not lggltlmntiza his own position. ann
tho question had stlll 10 Be decided
whether by the peculiar customs of
Scotland hg could be- regarded as
hc lawful heir The action ~ the
court. after three years lltlnailou.
granting a declaration ~ marriage
cstahlishes bis tltle Hitherto Sir
I Edward has not been recorded Ia the
official peerages as more than q
claimant. bat The decision Sc Edin'
burg. nf course, REMOVES the lar
siaistgr.
0NENNNHNNM NNhh ANWNANNM NNN AMNMNfHH
Tho princcsaes OF the English royal
family 80 lovely and womenly a
bovy Of fair creatures as The example
81 good Queen Victoria could have
vouchaafed-are rapidly making con.
quests and arc dividing up che royal
apoils Of Europe The pFosenne "a
Queen Maud in England serves as q
reminder of this fact and makes ID In
1 fUa..a al
qul ems 0f Europe have boen drafted
from these shores The Cwriaa Vs.
the daughter 0l i1e Princess uf Hat
ienhurg. Queen Vlcloria's younggat
ldaughief. the Crown Princess of
Roumenla Is the eldest daughter of
The Duke ol EdlnburE. che Queen al
Norway Is Princess Maud ihai waH;
/ Princess Margaret will ono dav be-
the Queea of Sweden q niece Of king
Edward is tho Grown Princess Of
/ Greece There are other English
prlncosses designed for similar peac,
inl colqucsia. and thore is no know
ing how mnry more CROWNS Will Do
/ laid 90 their feet
American Boys IN English Schools.
Marshall Nfld, tho thlHd. ami his
folher liarry. tlanaplaniel scions ni
~ sturdy American family. are nra.
lahly thp Wealthlest hQya ID england
to-day Their mother. Mra Marshall
Field Jr, h1s takes a house at Aah.
/ by sd I.eeUrs. and has sent her sous
10 Rugby Thf fact that tHUy are
being prepared lor college al one OF
oar great public schools must 90 ao-
cepiod as another proof that Ameri.
cans consider English cOllugcs httifr
than those ~ the United States for
/ lYery Young boys OibDr American
boys oi great expectations at school
over herg nro the son ot Col J. }
AaioE VINO Is at Elo1, Lady Paget' 8
twin hopcfuls. and Mrs Lawrence
/ Townsends son. who are amonE the
large number og youne Americans oi
lesser note at Wellington college