Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-21

In America. where it is his intention to start a world syndicate of million aires to undertake the building of his houses fin all parts of the civilized world.
 He will, however, be received in audience by Emperor Francis Joseph. who Is very interested in his plans, immediately after his return from the United States.
 Wireless telegraphy Is to be adapt ed to aerial navigation. An apparat- us will be fitted to Count Zeppelin's airship, with which he intends to re- sume experiments during the summer.
 Insteap of mast as receiver, the ail ship will carry a bronze wire 300 feet long, suspended from the center of ihc airship. The transmitter. worked by power from the airship's two so h. D. motors, will be capable of
 Some 3hort while ago, while the Emperor Franz Joseph was giving an audience, a curious sort of noise was heard occasionally going on in the ante-chambeP.
 The Emperor sent one of his cham berlains to inquire into the origin of the roise. He came back with the intelligence that poor old peasant woman was waiting to see his Maj esJy on most important matter, which she. however. would not com municate to any one but his Majesty himself, and that this curious person held in her arms a tiny sucking pig
 decorated with pink ribbons and roses, which she had brought as an offering to the Emperor.
 The Emperor ordered that she should enter his presence at once. The poor old woman, as soon as she en tered the audience chamber. fell on her knees and demanded pardon foI her son. who had offended his supe rior officer in some way.
 The Emperor at once called an of fcet who telephoned to the barracks | where the son was in prison, and finding that the case was not a seri i ous one. he at once ordered the mar to be released and given a week!
 leave of absence.
 The poor old dame thanked Hi: Majesty. and with tears in her eye! offered her present, which the mon arch had not the heart to refuse, anC for the rest of the day squeals an(
 squeaks could be heard from the tiny porcine visitor, which trotted abou
 the aEte-chamber in search of it 1 mother
 It is proposed in the Grand Duchl | of Hesse to tax bachelors. The low | CT house of the Hessian parliamen
 has passed a measure for relieving state employees whose incomes do no
 exceed $500 by grant of from $40 tC | s69, in view of the dearness of fooC and the high rents prevailing in ths l country.
 But bachelors who have only them 1 selves to keep are to receive onl, i half the grant, although those unmar riea meE who maintain a home fol their parents, relatives or adopted l children will be granted the full sum The bill is popular in the GranC Ouchy, because of the declining mar riage and birthrate, the Hessians con sidering that it will act as a correct , i've, if 2 premium is thus put on mar
 riage.
 The two orphan children of a Bo hemian peasant have been put up al auction. They were not sold, fol
 the object of the auction was not their sale, but to get the lowest bid
 far their maintenance.
 The children had been boarded by the parish council of Weiss-Oujezt with 9 peasant who housed and fed them for ? 1-2 cents a day Wishing to have the little ones maintained at I cheaper rate. the council took them from their foster father, and announc, ed that they would be put up to auc, tion ana given into the charge of the lowest bidder
 Accordingly after the orphans had been on view, they were put up for auctiom. and knocked down to a man who offered to take them for a frac- tioa of Q cent less than their late fos- tEr father had received.