Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-14
SAYS AEARCHISM IS NEAR ITS
 FINISH
Leading Red Declares lt Has Been Blended with Social ism, and Is No Longer a Living Force.
Special Cable to Review.) B. 1. P. S. Correspondents.


 MILAN. Italy. July 13.-Anarchism is doomed as a living force, according to Saverio Merlino, the well-known Italion anarchist leader interviewed on the subject of the coming Anarch- ist's international congress (which appears to have changed its venue from Amsterdam to Luxembourg he said:
 q believe that Anarchism is near its endIt has lost all it's importance, having partly blended with socialism, while the part of G which repre- scented Utopia, has been recognized as usch and consequently forsaken.
 "The Anarchist federation still eX- istdng live only by tradition. The only groups with any vitality are these at Paterson, New Jersey, be- cause they are fed with. unstable i'm migrants. chiefly Germans and. Ital- ians. They also, will, however, soon disappear.
 The Luxembourg Congress will leave things unchanged. Because l foresee the approaching end of An archism, I am withdrawing from it"
 CHRISTIANIA, July 13.-King Haakon wants Norway to be Naval power He is working hard to create a modern fleet for his country, and Is depending much on the experience of England. He will shortly order two huge armored cruisers from Eng fish firms at a cost of about S7,000,- coo each. These he will personally in- spect, with Queen Maud, while under construction.
 For the organization of his navy, the King has sought the advice of his brotherin-law, the Prince of Wales, who is an Admiral in the British Navy King Haakon himself as Prince Charles of Denmark, served in the Dannish Navy. and was an officer of great ability and promises
 It is likely that when King Haakon has his navy scheme completely map, ped out. he will ask the British Ad- miralty for the loan of a number of officers to organize the new fleet.
 BRUSSELS, July 13.-Probably the only living person who has spoken to Napoleon the Great still lives in the village of Ligny, where the Prus- sians were defeated in one ot the bat ties preceding Waterloo.
 This interesting survivor is Mad anne Anne Josephe Rubay, aged lO2, who quite clearly remembers being spoken to by the Emperor on the morning of the battle. He estab- lished his quarters close to her mothers farm, and advised them to , take refuge in the woods, because a great battle was to be fought.
 Madame Rubay, who was then a ten-year-old girl, remembers perfect ly being patted on the cheek by Ma poleon-',A little man wiCh Q big nose, ,'-who told her to be "a good girl and take care of her mother
 Madame Rubay's brother had serv- ed in Napoleons cavalry, but had not been heard of for years. When her mother mentioned this to the Emper- or, giving him the name of the regi- ment, he said that the corps had sui fered much loss during the retreat from Russie, but he would have in- quiries made about the missing dragoon.
 All this and more about the little Corporal and the battle of Ligny the centenarian dame remembers quite clearly. She is looking forward to celebrating the hundredth anniver- sary of the battle in 1915.
 MADRID, July 13.-Interesung reics of the old Roman campaigns in Spain have been discovered by Ger man archaeologists excavating in Old Castile. They have unearthed the Qualifications erected by Scipio in his operations against the Iberians.
 The excavations were carried out on the site of the Iberian city, destroyed by Scipio, and five out of seven great stone forts were unearthed. All are in fine state of preservation, show ing the thoroughness of the Roman Engineers in their defensive works.