Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-23
BRANNERMANHAS NUT MARRIED
 AGAIN
Report That Bntain's Premier Figured In a Secret Wedding Had Its Origin Under Rather Amusing Conditions.
Special Gable to Reyiew.l BY Robert Broderick.

LONDON. June 22.-For some weeks past there has been persist ent rumor in the Lobby of the House of Commons that the Premier, Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, has been secretly married. There is no truth. whatever, In this rumor. but the origin of it is rather amusing A certain Mrs Campbell who is separated from her husband, cousin of the Premier twho added the name of Zimmerman for legacy purposes) Is now living at Downing street and dominating this official residence. With Mrs. Camp bell is 2 Swedish lady. who was for ueFly companion and secretary to the late Lady Campbell-Bannerman. Both these ladies are middle aged and de- voted to the Premier. They fuss over him when he has cold, they order what he should eat and drink and one or the other frequently drives with him
 Sir Henry has never ceased to sTieve for his wife to whom he was passionately attached and he missed the little everyday wifely attentions so much that he invited these two ladies to keep house for him. He is
 
 in being ruled by the sentIer sex When he comes hone tired out the two ladies who are very tactful never bother him with small talk. They simply place on his desk a new French novei and discreetly retire The French novel is Sir Henry's greatest relaxation from care, as it was AIr. GIadstone's.
 Father Ignatius. Prior of I.lanthony Abbey, has joined in the fierce con troversy that has been raging over the question of the propriety or other wise of living statuary Preaching in London, he attacked not the living statues7 themselves. but their exam <; I the nude in art, which he de iolnced as a sign that England is re- urning to organism
 The day is drawing near said Father IgnatiHs, when we shall find England ? Pagan country; our art in our morals. our pictures and our statues is being re-paganiZed.
 ssI have net word to say against thcse who appear nude in pubhc. They say they do it in the interest of art, and must confess il must be 2 great sacrifice for them to do it for art But if that is art. as 3 Christ ian. take hold of it and pull razor across its throat.
 Living statuary is all right so long as u does not degrade an English woman 1 cannot say Christian wo man, for England is not Christian What l am warning against is new national evil.
 'sThe nude in art is diabolieal and pagan, and you must have nothing tc do with it. Because it is a thing one shrinks from discussing, shall keeT silent? No; the question is one Of na tional modesty.
 There is no high art in stripping the clothes off. Nude art ought to be swept away from the walls of tht Academy, and it ought to be swept out of the country
 An entirely new and wonderful form of electric light is now used t illunle the courtyard of the Savo! Hotel, the great American rendezFou' in London.
 It is the invention of a young Amer ican, McFarlan Moore, who has per fected his system after twelve years work. The light which resembles daylight in caior, is produced D! making rarefied air incandescent b. an alternating current of electricity The air is contained in vacuum tube. 200 feet long, with its end meeting in terminal box containini a rotorgenerator.
 This tube glows with strong steady light, but it would flicker an' go odt IL me air was not constant, renewed by an automatic valve, b which it practically ''breathes."
 When the resistance in the tube ] lowered by the exhaustion of the ai by electrical action, a minute con of porous carbon is lifted automatic ally from the mercury in which rests, and through this porous con fresh air passes. As soon as the 1T terior resistance Is restored, the con sinks again, and the covering of me- cury. prevents the entry of more aii Thus the supply of air is kept up D this novel breathing apparatus
 The boom in old boks reached