The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-12

staIwart guards. With her rosy checks and lips and dark eyes almost | hidden beneath long lashes. she looked | like a large-Sized doll. Her position ted her oh the ground that her feelings had been outraged.
 Supposed Miracle. An amazing story of supposed mod : ern miracle is published in Paris as I having taken place at Erin, village near Nancy.
 The alleged f1iracle was witnessed by ! 200 people assembled in Brin Church. and the authorities at Nancy sent a police commissary to investigate the | details.
 His report which has added to the 1 mystery is that when the sacrament was exhibited, during the benediction after high mass, the priest as he placed the monstrance (the giass-facsd shrine> containing the wafer on the ai- tar, saw the living Image of young
 man resembling the Savior. reflected in the glass of the monstrance. Suppos- | ing himself the victim of haIlucination, he ceSed his clerk who likewise saw | the image. ~G Thereupon he called the Mayor. who was in church, and he says that he distinctly saw the image. Thinking that it was some trick done with q l picture. the Mayor made investigation. The priest removed the wafer and the glass, but the image still remained. and everybody in church witnessed ap- parently the living image in the hol- low of the monstrance. The village cure, worthy easy go- ing man, who has been seventeen years in the village, and does not apparently haf Ap ta rtn nrfn 1AF nr0 tn church or not. shrugs his shoulders and says that he cannot explain the appa- rition, but is not prepared to accept 1t as a miracle. though astonishing. Thousands now visit the church, be- lieving that 1t is a miraculous mani- most regard it as a quite natural but unexplained phenomenon.
 Crimes of a Week. Crimes of homicide are becoming terribly frequent in France. The day Department of the Nord. a man named verhoren killed his brother-in-law with a revolver.
 Yesterday. near vervina, in the Aisne. terrible double crime was committed by Antoine Heau.ne. young man of 20. After reaching home in the evening, after a drinking bout he struck his mother, and when his kather interfered he took down his gun and dealt him terrible blow with the club end. The old man had sufficient Strength to drag himself to a neighboring house and call for help.
 Meanwhile, however, Antoine Heaume had attacked his mother with such fury that he smashed his gun on her body. and then, using chair. despatch ed her.
 Today. near Limoges. woman of 40. in a fit of insanity, attacked her father with a log of wood and killed him.
 aPrsnee of PiIsen, Abroad.
 "The Prince of Pilsen," which has for so long delighted the United States. has just been produced before a most cosmopolitan audience at the Paris Olympia. It is described as "a specta<N ular American opera by M. Victor de Gottene and Pierre Weber,"
 The only difference from the piece as known in America Is that the princi- pals talk French with an Anglo-Saxon accent, and a bevy of beautiful Amer ican girls sing French after q course of lessons over here. The dresses of golf girls. hunting girls, soubrettes. and others are exuuistte.
 There was much interest in the ap- pearance of Miss Madge Lessing and Mir. Fred Wright, fresh from his trl- umph in the States, and England, sings and dances as well ss ever. The American girls include Miss Olga Roll. CT, Miss Virginia Radford, Miss Berke- ley Perrin, Miss Margaret Lapierre, Miss Mabelle MoyIe. Miss Clara A. Fichener. Miss Jane Nelson and Miss Marion Armstrong. There are also the Filler girls and the Fuller girls, all as good as ever.
 Ex-suItana Wants Pension.
 Tn the tiny village of Clery, near Di- 5nv fNrfn d farmers. NJ. and Madame Paule. who many years ago were the cause of some diplomatic discussion. and who triumphed through love.
 M. Paule was the gendarme at Re- union, French colony, and there he Sultana of Mohelli One day the Sul- tana: who had for some time been kept under the protection of the French Government, she being a minor and an orphan, was asked whether as she was then of age, she wished to became queen, as her mother had been.
 The little Sultana had seen the hand some gendArn1e who used to come and talk to her. and she decided that love and marriage were more to her than a regal mantle divested of real power, under the aegis of the French Govern ment So Paule resigned and brought his bride to France. having overcome buS oIJSSNAOh0s aAA0 AAOW NAaNS havef two children.
 The ex-sultana has just been heard of again through her application to the Minister Of the Colonies for an audience. her desire being to obtain from the Government for herself and children a small pension.
 Refused to Take Wife.
 Signor Toselli, the husband of the ex-Princess of Saxony who has just given a charity concert at Milan, which attracted 6 great deal of attention. is to start his forthcoming concert tour at Hamburg on January 27.
 For the concert to be given at War saw on February at the local phil harmonic society. the impressarto asked that Signor Toselli should be accom- panied by his wife.
 The musician refused, but as Toselli asked for two tickets 1t Is presumed that the Princess will accompany him. The projected tour in the United States has been abandoned for the present.
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