The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
Paris Is to Spend Millions Tor the stiI Further Bssuti noation of the City--gome Personals About Royalty

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 punishable by Imprisonment for from three months to two years Tnsse proposals are desiRnsd to cennteract the efforts of the local so- cieties which have been formed Ia French commnnes with the approval of the Preach Cardinals and Archbish. ops Tor safe-suardfng the neutrality Of tne teaching provided by the State in The primary schoois and endeavoring tp secure that it shall contain noth- tnk which could hurt the consofencss or morals of the chfidrsa.
 Reyaafst RfeetfnG..
 There have been several Royaiist meetings in the salls wagram in Pa ris of late. The selle Warram Ia a large hall In . rowdy corner of the towh, and holds three thousand people. When Royaiists have nos hired 1t for. tns purpose of crying ''vfve 10 Roll" or Anarchists for the purpose of exclaim- fng asainst the advfsabiisty of gov- ernment of any kind. the hall is hired py societies and used for dancing and other harmless amusements. rt is doubtful however, whether any of these gatherings are as anusfnr or as harmless as the meetings which are held by the white carnafioned club Tor the purpose of annoying the gov- ernment- They do not, it seems. anoy the government at all.
 A few policemen fall asieep in a cor. ner while they go on. and. although the
 language ig violent the result is nil. except 10 the Aoyalist papers. which pubiish columns of abuse against the gcvsrnmsnt next morning and scol-
 umns of praise of the young s'patri- 9fs" who ciamored on the night before
 Tor another revolution. These young men take themselves seriously, but nobody else does, excepting now and
 then when some poor creature of the
 Mathis type has his head turned by
 thefr vaporings assaults President Fallisres. of shots from cheap re- voiver at the windows of the Home But there is one royal family in
 France which is taixsn seriously to some extent They are Prince Jean, Priace Charles and Prince Louis de
 Bourbon and their sister. Princess Cornelie. Alter the recent assault on President Failieres the first three sig natures in the yisitina hook at the sIysee were those of Princes Jean. Cheriea, ana Louis. They gre direct
 desosndants Of Meundorfs Duke of Ncrmandy through his second son, Ed. mond. Princess Corneiie, who is for. ty-two. has married a Paris bourreois ~. Tourts30t Her likeness to the BouTgeon family is extraordinary.
 Prince Jean. the eldest os the broth.
 ers. started life as c wine- broker. He
 then becttrae manager of an artesiais
 years ago. He has son whom hie
 followers call the DauphIn. Prince
 Charles is also in business. and Prince
 Louis ts soldier In the French For.
 elgn Legion. ft is said in Paris that tne Boufbon Princes have sIgned papers
 renouucing all claim to the throne of
 France. Whether that be so or moi.
 kney keep up some sernbIance of q ooust. have their Lord ChamnarIain ams Lords and Ladies iu Walslnr: bnt
 paradoxicaily enough. vote in the Re- publican Interest at election time.
 some sensation was aroused at the
 Iass meeting of the French Academy
 oK Medicine by report from Professor
 Moureu, Of the French School of phar-
 macy The professor pointed out that tne treatment of vines for phyIloxara, or other parasitic growths with com pounds having Q basis Of arsenic yvan extremely dangerous to inc Duhiia'
 The professor stated with eonsldsrabIe emphasis that the arsenic undouhted- Iy found fes way into the grapes and Snxo the wine made from them and
 shat Stt did 90 in, sufficient quantities to ee langsr Co the public health.
 The French Government is consider. 1m@ a Bchsnae for staanpeug osst profAe- eaonal beggary in Paris. A fnrgre oef,.
 tral home. which win accommodate one thousand inmates, is to be instnll-
 sd immediately. By the 18th instant all beggaxs known to the Paria un-
 lice will receive invitations to thia home. where trades will be taught them. By March 1 any man or wo- m9n found begging sA Paris will ba taken to the home by force and kept there till he or she has learned a
 trade.
 1rhs ArcAhisAop of Paris is trying to dispose of a legacy which has given some trouble. 4 lady named Mime. de RAinnsville left him all her property. and part of it consists of a racine stsbie. But Lonwchamp will not see the coIors of Mgr. Annette in ths spEina; he Is nquidating the legacy as all. @"
 French chauffsurs have ;iiecoverea . saint whom they have promoted fc
 be their celestial patron is1 aii break downs and dihicult junctures, such aa magneto out of order. or a fire rin.
 ped open. The honor has -faiIen "A.
 saint Chrfstophen. Medals may now
 be seen in shop windows represent.
 Ing saint Christopher carryinr Inc
 Divine Child across a, river. The ins scription on the medal. says: "fnvnia saint Christopher when your ear la en panne."