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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-05-30
BRYSON-FOWLEK.

hr' Cliff W. Fowler, of Smyrna, and
Miss Anna Bryson, of Atlanta, were
married in Atlanta last Sunday at the
parsonage OF the church of the :Tmmac-
u!ote Conception by Rev. Fathin Bazin.
The briee is the daughter of Mrs H. E.
Bryson OF Atlanta. The gentlemanly
groom is one of Smyrna's most promi-
nent and successful business young
men, who has host of friends. The
bride is most charming young woman
ana well calculated to make happy the
nome OF the groom. The Journal ex.
tends its best wishes.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-05-30
DEATH OF MR.. ERNEST BLAIR.

Mr.. George ERNEST Blair, son Of Col.
and Mrs. D. W. Blair, died at the fami-
~ residence on Cherokee street, on last
Saturday afternoon at 4:l5 o'clock, af-
ter sickness of several months.
He would have been twenty-ene
years old next October if he had lived.
He was quite a popular young man.
possessing bright intellect, and many
admirable traits of character. He
held a responsible position with the
Atlanta Oil and Fertilizer Company,
and his business qualifications were
such as to make his future prospects
very promising.
Gut off at the very threshold Of
young manhood. with everything to
live for, ambition running high, his I'M
timely death is sad and lamentable.
He was member of the Methodist
Church, and was great esteemed.
His funeral took place Monday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock at the family resi-
dence, Rev. w. L. Pierce conducting
the services, assisted by Rev. 7. J.
Christian and DIR. G. E. W. Dobbs.
The pall-bearers we're Messrs. Groves
Cohen, George F. Montgomery, Floyd
Northcutt, Wilbur Gilbert, Leon Gill
bert, Milton Keller, Burney Dobbs ;..and
Walter Schilling.
The floral presentations by friends
were the handsomest and the most pro.
fuse ever seen at funeral in Marietta
The designs were artistic and beautiful.
The interment was in the city ceme-
terry.
To the bereaved father, mother,
brothers and sisters, we tender our pro.
found sympathy.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-05-30
DEATH OF MRS. TAYLOR,

Mrs. Sallie NJ Taylor, who fell from
the veranda at the home of Mr.. A. M.
Weems, On Dixie avenue, in this city
several weeks ago and broke her hip,
and who was carried to the Grady Hos
pital for treatment, died at that place
on last Friday evening. Her remains
were carried to Corinth, Miss, on Sat-
urday for interment Mrs. L, NJ.
Weems accompanied the remains Her
death is deeply regretted.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-05-30
"BACHELORS' CONGRESS"-OPERA
HOUSE, JUNE 4th.

Local talent will present the Bach
elors' Congress" at the opera house
on Tuesday night, June 4th, for the
benefit of the jamestown trip of the
Marietta Rifles. Thirty people, the best
local talent, are in the play, and have
been rehearsing regularly, under the
direction Of Mrs. Leila Grist, of Atlanta.
The play will be enjoyable throughout,
and all should help tie Marietta Rifles
to get the necessary money to pay their
expenses to jamestown. Tickets on
sale at Legg's drug store. Get reserve
seat early.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-05-30

When Steve Clay's fences need fixing,
should such an emergency ever occur,
we want the job of clearing out few
fence jams for the aforesaid Steve. He
has made record of which every Geor-
gian is proud.-Waycross Daily Herald.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-05-30

Perhaps in no other way is the splen-
did scope OF our unparalleled prosper
ity more forcibly and convincingly de-
monstrated than by the fact that 80
many people can get rich selling goods
below cost, remarks the indianapolis
News.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-05-30

Some miscreants wrecked train in
California, killing several persons and
inluring a large number. The MUIR
derers who, through revenge on a rail-
road kill innocent people, ought to be
burned at the stake.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-05-30

Senator Steve Clay has engagements
to deliver number of commencement
addresses in different sections of the
State. This will give him an opportu-
nifty to make brief inspection of his
political fences, which axe said to be
in tirst-class on.-Hawkinsville
Dispatch.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-05-30

Taft is being doomed assiduously for
president by the republicans. He would
doubtless carry out Roosevelt's policies
if he should be elected, but we hope
Billy Bryan will knock Taft daft.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-05-30

The papers are full of accounts of men
deserving their wives and children.
Various causes-poyerty, out of work,
unhappy home, and lured by other wo-
men. Oh, the shame of it all, and the
wretchedness it entails!
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-05-30

Dublin has just had its first dissen-
sion-a hot political election for mayor
and aldermen. The Phillips ticket was
elected. The seeds of factions are now
sown, and will be hard to extirpate.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-05-30

Jim Woodward says if the newspa-
pers don't let him alone, he will run
for mayor again. Fer heaven sake, let
Jim alone.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-05-30

Governor Terrell goes out of office
next month with the intention of quit
ing politics altogether, and will prac-
tice law in Atlanta.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-05-30

The Georgia legislature convenes the
fourth Wednesday in June, the 26th.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-05-30

If you will work and talk for Mari
eta, you will make Marietta prosper
Gus place.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-05-30

Mrs VIM Mckinley died in Canton,
Ohio, Sunday.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-05-30

Cotton in many places all over the
State has been repllnted.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-01


estas cuestiones queAfectan de
IN modo tan intimo y direoto al
presente y IL porvenir de nues-,
tro pueblo. :: !:
Es la sabiduria infnita de
nuestros tutores la que impone
SUI fatal mandate que debe ser
acatado con sumisa complacen4
cia.
Y mientras este sucede, har:;
to- magnanimo sc muestra con
11osotros el poder que nos rige.
Cuando permite q nuestra ad r.
miraci6n que contemple la gen.
til figura del sabio congregante;
en- apote6sico encumbramiento,
dandonos la amable promesa de
que la inmortalidad nos sonrie
a todos. a 81 por su genio inson-
dable, y a nosotros como pueblo
escogido por misteriosos y tfata-
les designios para servirle de
tragica comparsa silenciosa. en-
la 'nueva era que comienza
ahora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-01
Bienvenido

Con una carta de presentation del
lnslgne poeta Andres Mate. nos ha
visltado ell joven y distinguido doctor
venezolano don Luis L. Biamon que
v'ene a ejercer su profession en- Pto
Rico.
Ell doctor Biamon es TN ioven de
vasta cutura, de TN trato ameno. de
grandes condolences DE- inteligencia
y TN professional compromising
fiensa hjar su resid dencia en- Patti
Has. Aquella poblacion esta de pla.
Genes.
Nosotros saludamos afectuosam en-
tie al doctor Luis l.. Biamon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-01
Fl institute De Iaias
Sc publicara una revista de agriculture.
artes y ofcios. Junta srganizadora.
Trabajos de impcrtancia.
vAllOsO cONCuRso

FL presidente del institute agrfcoIa.
srtes y oficios. don Juan c. Ortis NOS
remite importante circular acerca de-
dlcho centro que sera insugurado en-
oreve. Tan valioso institute cuenta
con una Junta organizadora, compues.
ia de los sefieres siguientes:
Presidente honorario v M;emhro.
honorable Beekman Winthrop, Gober-
nador de Puerto Rico; vice. Presidents
henorario y Miembre: honorario Ro.-
land P Falkner, Comisionado de Edu-
:caci@n; honora BILE Paul E. Tailor ms
pector de instruction pdblica: honora.
Juan Ranirez, alcalde popular; homo
rable Enrique Frank, presidente de Ia
Junta Escolar. Presidente: Juan c.
Ortiz, agricultor; vice Presidente: Fer.
nando Calder. agricultor; Quintfn Ra-
mires, agricultor; H. S. Brandon.
Superinteudente general de la Guaoi-
Ca Central; francisco .Felid, agricultor:
Secretario y Mem bro: Benito Cum
piano professor de instruction pd-
blica.
Sc publicara una revista bimensual
y un llbro con trabajos literarios de
los mas castizos. pros,stas, y poetas
puertorriquenos y latino-americauos.
FL objeto de dicho centro, segdn Ia
circular eS. preparar eI Duehlo pa-a
altos fines en- nuestro progreso moral
y social
I'll libro de referencia que Sc edita-
ra para allegar recursos en- bene6cio
de los fines altruistas que los inicia-
dores de dlcho institute persiguen,
abarcara asuntos de historic contem-
poranea universal 2 general asi como
estudios sarsculos acerca de asuntos
regtonaleS. Celebraremos los adeiant0s
del eXpreSado centro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-01
kS59s saaasg 1B8F
Los pirates Of. Penzance''

Para los dfas 4. 5y del corriente,
un grupo de distinguidos aficionados
norteamericanos, han organizado I'm
lnteresante espectacu1o en- Ell Teatro
de San Juan. Sc pondra en- escena la
opera c6mica "Pirates of Penzance, =
4 beneflcio del Dispensario y Hospi-
tai Presbyteriano.
La funci6n esta patrocinada por las
distinguidas sefforas de Arnold, Bal
ley, Cansten, Dexter, Fabian, Griffith
Grahame, Guzman Benitez, { Don
uan.) Giorgetti, Hernandez, Holmes,
Hartzell, Knowlton, Luchetti, Rams
cheuplat, Rohrer, Swiggett, Stokes,
Todd, del Valle, Welcott, White.
Winthrop, Willoughby y la seflorita
Arroyo.
La obra ha sido perfectamente en-
sayada y sera presentada con I'm lujo-
SO. "atrezzo." Tanto las damas que
patrocinan Ell benefcio espectaculo CO.
mo los 'amateurs" cncargados de la
Interpretation, realizan una obra de
noble alrufsimo la que ha de con-
trlbuir seguramente nuestro pdblico,
llenando esas noches ell teatro !.
La compaiila de los .ferrocarriles de
Puerto Rico, ha establecido para los,
dias cuatro, cinco y seis del corriente,
una gran rebaja de precios en- los pa
safes. Los billetes de ida vuelta de
Ponce a San Juan. costaran $1I92 cen
tavos; de Mayagiiez, $S:rS centavosy y
de los pueblos intermedios con la re-
baja proportional.
La compafiia de ferrocarriles CON
trlbuye de esta maf1era que puedan
venir por m6dico precio de las pobla-
clonesde la Isla, las personals am an
tcs de estos espectacnlos de cul .ura
y de verdadera caridad
al p'esente hay va una gran de
manda de localidades. Ell teatro ofre-
cera esas noches Uni aspecto brillante.
Blen merece el presentido exito .el
nobilisimo fin que persiguen las da-
mas patroclnadoras de la function
los enthusiasts "a1natcurs' que po-
men su trabajo al servicio de la Carl:
dad Y del bien.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-01


In man de Ahasco, un suceso del
cual Sc ha pasado nn telegrama al
cuartel de la policia insuar. En- Ia
m adrugada del 81 fue muerto violenta
mente elindividuo Antonio Silva. La
poScia salio en- persecution del agre-
scr detenAndo q Jose Feliciano.
La detenci6n fue hecha por ell te-
niente seflor Chapel y valios guardias.
FL cadaver presenta una herida y :,
funda en- el craneo de machete. Fue
hallaao en- el sitio IN revolver cap.
.sIas
Sc instrnye una srma a Ior el Iucz
cor rnsrar IL latA-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-01
.COnlercia1es

En- atenta circular el Creiito hero
Americana nos pa ticipa haber esta-
b'ecido Una asenca en- la Corina, que
Sc dedicara 4 los negocios de exporta-
cion de productos Ella boraciones de
cion Ell elias de efectos de toda elsa
Los senores Lahon grais. Goveisce y
Compania de Ponce. nos comunican
haber constituido una socedad mercan.
I'll que e'fara baJo la razon de Lahor-.
grals' Govelace y Compahiay que Sc
dedicara la compra veuta de mer-
caHc'ss' 'trutos del pals y comisiones
en- general
Son socios gestorcs don Artnro IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-01
Mr.. Taft en- Puerto Rico

Sc espera la llegada del Ministro
de la Guerra Mr.. Taft bordo del
crucero americana "May Flower" que
llegara 4 es,a ciudad Ell Id del corrien.
tie. Mr.. Taft permanecera cuatro dias
en- esta isla visitando algunos pue-
blos como Ponce, Mayaguez, Arecibo
Y Coamo. Ell L8 enbarcara acompa-
l1ado del gobernador Mr.. Winthrop y
su distinguida seflora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-01
UN HALLAZGO

La nina. Mercedes Martin ha
encont RADIO en- la escalera de Ia
lntendencla un abono de la IL
nea ferrea del Oeste, Waldo nor
el mes que cursa.
La slmpatica nina 10 ha7 de-
Jado en- nuestra Redacci6n, 4
disposition del dueiio del obietn
extraviado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-01

CORTE SUPREMA

Man ana Sc vera ante este honora Bic
tribunal La apelacion interpuesta por
Luis Sinigoglia. por deIito de i'm
postura.
Sc ha seilsado para ell del corrien-
te la apelacion interpucsta po- Jose de
Thomas contra la resoluCion de la Cor.
tt de Distrito de Ponce en- procedi-
miento de un 'sHa beas Corpus
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-01
SECCION SEGUNDA

Ell juez del Toro Cuevas nombr6
esta mallana de la terna de los dos
cicntos jurados que han de actuar en-
el ai1o de 1907 1898 q los sehpres
don Alberto E Lee, don Antonio Schi-
nj y don Jose II Amadeo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-01
En- la Corte de Washington

He lido adm,ttdo postuiar ante la
Curlc Suprs ma de Washington, eI Sc
ff,r B H Wilcox. fiscal d la C1rte de
Distrito de Gnayama, cumpliendo cor,
Is requisites que marca Ia ley en- di-
sxIoc casaS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-01
CORTE DE DISTRITO

Hoy, las 9 de Ia 10 banana, segun
seccion primera, la lectura del caIen
dario del termino de sesiones de Abr,l
y Mayo de 1907.
La segunda lectura Sc ha senaladc
para ma1lana las 2 y media de la
tardc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-01
Ell senor Torres Gra,l

Desde anoche sc encuentra enfer-
mo de una affection catarral, Ell fiscal
de esta Corte don Libertad Torres
Grau. Cclebraremos la m -joria de
nuestro amigo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-01

Muy ell breve sera seI1alada en- esta
Corte, la lectura de Ia sentencia de
pena de muerte contra Pedro Boria.
Es muy proba ble que ell sefialamien
to de eJecucl6n de la expresada sen
tencia Sc lea Ell mismo dia que sea
sefialada Ia ejecucion dc los r4o>
Acosta por la Corte de Distrlto de
Humacao
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-01

Sc ha despedido de nosotros para
Guayama el capitan de la policia in
sular don Jose Judice, quien va 4
hacerse cargo de aquella demarca -
|cion. FL se1ior Jddice Ia estado du -
rante mucho tempo frente al neeo-
ciado de la oficlna general del ms
tltuto 1nsular, mereclendo con su
conducta Ia estima ciCn de los .'re
porters' 4 quienes distiaguio muy
preferentemente.
FL seiior Camufias. jefe del Nego
clado de Prisiones. regresara dentro
algunos dlaS.
Sc encuentra en- San uan el senior
don Rafael lalacios Rodriguez, fiscal
INFERNO de Guayama durante la au
sencia 4 los Estados Unidos dc Mr.
Wilcox.
Completamente mejorado' de la in
disposic ion que lie retuvo Ell CANA
ha vuelto hace cargo della otici
ma general de la policia insular el
tenlente seflor Sanqu(rico.
La estimada seflora de- Pesqhera
Sc encontraba hoy un POGO mejorada
de su doleneia.. :. Celebfaremos 81
reSta blccimiento.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad Ell Ii
cenciado sefier Benedictor juez muni
cipal de Carolina.
Ell jueves saldra para Guayama ell
fiscal dc aquella Corte de Distrito Mr.
Wilcox.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-01
Nota del dia

Va tenemos de presidente del
Consejo Executive a MIR. Wi
lloughby. y aupque la election
ha sido hecha para mientras vie
ne nombrado de Wa ashington Ell
nuevo Secretario de Puerto Ri
co, siquiera sea interinamente
es para nosOtrOs muy gratO el
yer la silla presidential del Eje.
cutivo ocupada por el joven So
ciologo que ha dado un brillo
tan deslumbrado Or q los dias del
coloniage actual.
Para los que vlvimOS encanta
dos de la hermosura de los nue.
vos metodos y hemos puesto
una buena parte de nuestrQs
sentidos consagrada a percibir
las inefables dulzuras del re-
dentorismo, nos resulta deliciQz
sa la election del honorable te
sorero para ocupar la silla ges-
tatoria de la congregation.
Dias de gloria aguardan, sin
duda, q esa institution que eS
la encargada de velar por la
pureza Y conservation de los
nuevos metOdOs, ahOra que la
preside un funCionario de tan
excepcionales aptltudes. Es las
TINA que la temporada legisla
tiva haya terminadO. va que
esto priva de cierta aureola jul
piteresca al sitial en-. que Sc
asienta Mr.. Wil(ough by, qu'-.
tandOle OCCASION de luCir suS do
tes de soci6logo que debe ser
conocedor de- los anhelos. de las
necesidades V de las verdaderas
convencncias DE los puebloS, d
cuyo logro puede contribuir
ehcaZmente ahora que la tOrtu-
na le sonrie y el poder le en-
cumbra hacia la omnipotenCia
todopoderosa :.
Pocos soci6logos han enCon-
trado la suerte tan propicla CO.
mo la que dcpara al nuevo Pre-
sidente del Executive la oportu-
nidad de ir practicando ensayos
experimentale> dc sus Origina-
lisimas doctrinas y de sus corus
captes teorias soCiol6glcas y
pocOs pueblos. ninguno acaso.
han tenido la fortuna, extraor
dinaria. eXquisltamente provl-
dencial-comO tOdo 10 que tie
ne marcadO origen redent rl>ta
-que tiene Ell nuestro, de yer
en- las alturas del poder q un
funciOnario de tan abrumadO-
res COnocimientOs y que sc en-
cuentra en- condi cionos tan ex-
traordinarias de hacer la ven
tura de la Colonia, al penetrar
a pie tlrme y con seguro paso
de vencedOr, en- los linderos de
la inmortalidad y de la fama.
;Sera TN prese ntimiento el
que han tenido los senores del
Ejecutivo al uom mbrar presiden-
te a Mr.. Willoughby, de que el
sera el designado para suceder
a Mr.. Post. o es que Sc sabe algo,
que algo Sc barrunta en- las ine-
fables alturas y sc apresuran a
h Ger esta manifestation osten :
sible de adaptation ue identih-
cacion con el criterio Y las pre-
ferencias de Roosevelt nuestroS
tutores integerrimosl
MlsterOs y secretos son estOs
que no podemos penetrar los
que vivlmos alsjados de la at
mosfera sedante en- Cue Sc re
parte el presupuesto colonial.
Pero NADIA tene de extraflO
que esto suceda. cuando esta-
mos sometidos a una tuto1fa
que vela carfn osamente por
nuestra felicidady y nuestra ven.
tura. sin que sea pra ctlca de los
nuevos metodos cOntar con la
opinion publica para ajnstaT q
Sus dictado5 las resoluclones
I de- goblerno.
y i - ". ...llosc ono 80 Te5leaT I'll
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

with other nations. For such difficulties arls-
Ing say for instance. through the damage by the
mob done to German property at Lisbon or
Oporto, might result in reprisels in the shape Of
the seizure by the Kaiser of one or another of
those numerous Portuguese islands and depen-
dencies scattered in various parts OF the world
which, aside from all other considerations, would
prove invaluable as coaing stations. Great
brllalns naval supremacy to-day is based not
so much upon tho superiority in the number of
her ships but on her virtual monopoly of those
coaIhg stations which Indispensable in the
event OF naval warfare. Were Germany to Sc
cure any one Of these colonial dependencies of
Portugal, as for instance. the Azores the Cape
VERDE Archipelago, Madeira. Delagoa Bay or
macao, the balance of naval power would be
most seriously affected from an English point OF
view In one word. England cannot tolerate any
condition Of affairs at Lisbon such as would ex-
pose her TO the peril Of any of Portugaps colo
NAL dependencies falling into the hands OF Ger
many either through sale. mortgage or seizure
IN satisfaction for damage to Teuton life and
property in Portugal.
The treaties establishing the alliance between
Great Britain and Portugal. and which constt
tute something very much akin to an English
protectorate over the realm of King Carlos aro
eight in number, some of them dating back IN
the beginning Of the eighteenth century One ~
the best known is that negotiated in 1903 bv the
Right Hon. Sir John Methuen, ancestor OF Gem
eral Lord Methuen. But one upon which both
Dom Carlos and King Edward place their chief
dependence is that supplementing and confirm
ing all the previous ones, which was negotiated
and signed by the late Sir Robert Morier in 1879
al Lisbon 1t did not receive at the time the
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

consistent with human dignity, common sense
ana modern progress'-yet he Is the victim OF
circumstances rather than personally at fault
inc present situation arises not from any OF the
onences imputed to him by his assaiIants but
from the fact that he has complied too strictly,
with the terms OF the constitution leaving 10
selfish and incompetent politicians to wreck the
country hy virtue OF the authority reposed in
them by their parliamentary majority rather
than transgress his statutory limitations bv
sending them about their business He nos
sesses all the qualities that should have en-
deared him to his people and which establish
MS hoId upon the affection of his friends He Is
In spite of his bulk. athlete and exceIIed in
the national sport OF bull lighting as a toreador
lie Is one or the finest shots and best swimmers
In Europe. He has shown his bravery nv many,
feats of courage. including the saving of a man
from drowning and the rescue Of another from a
couple OF would-be murderers He Is extremely
talented, both with his pen and with his brush
being a frequent exhibitor at the Paris salons
He Is genial, sunny tempered, kind hearted
and generous; while there is not word OF truth
in the accusations of dishonesty brought against
him. nor in the charges that he is so heavily in
the debt OF the. Count de Burnay that he com
PEELED the government to renew the latter's con-
tract as farmer of the state tobacco monopolv
on terms most. .disadvantageous to the nattonar
treasury. Dom Carlos is not extravagant. has
plenty OF money of his own and has married a
very rich wife. who not only Inherited a largo
share OF the great wealth of her father. the late
Count of Paris, but will come in for stIn larger
fortune on the death of her mother Moreover
the Kings marriage has been a happy one in
every respect. and nothing has ever occurred to
mar his relations with his handsome consort
Finally. he Is man Of exceedingly broad mind
ed and liberal ideas the subject OF govern
ment and of religion. circumstance which
while 1t has in no sense benefited him with the
Republicans. has embittered against him all the
Conservatives and especially the religious or
ders. the parish clergy and tha rural population