The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-04
TO PUT CHECK
ON EL0QUENCE
French Orators Alarmed at Plan
to Limit Speeches in
Chamber.
GIRL In BOYS ATTIRE
CENTER OF SENSATION
Republic Is to Have School for
Teaching Details of Hotel
Keeping.
BY PAUL vILLIERs.

Speclal CdDlc 10 The Irtbune-
PARIS, Dec. st is now proposed ss
put check on the output of speech
makers in the national Legislature. No
worse punishment could be inflicted upon
a French politician. What! Put q time
limit on oratory! Two hundred new
members of the chamber of deputies are
UP in arms against the sea Of eloquence
among their elders Their chief reason
seems to be that they nave not yet got
in a word edgewise since the day they
entered the chamber. Ono has serious
ly proposed time limit for speeches.
Eie proposed to allow sixty minutes to
every speaker per day. This might prove
holds the record for eIoqucnce in the new
parliament. The speeches made by him
from June last to date make a total OF
hfty-three and a half columns of the Of
iiclal reports, or $4,000 words.
The extraordinary exploits Of a six
teen -year-od girl. Rose Fertray. who had
posed as youth, were told at the police
court Her identity as a girl only came
to light when she was charged with
stealing. Rose was dressed in male at
tire. and looked the part to perfection.
and said she was the son of an Irlshman
who had come here for a surgical oper-
alton that had had fatal results; her
mother was an American. Left alone In
| violin player at a music hall. The
magistrate was struck by the prisoners
physique, and expressed the conviction
that she was woman.
Raymond O'Dowd" denied the accusa.
ton. but a female doctor settled the
question OF her sex.
"Why did you dress as a man?" asked
the Judge.
$50 that mother should not find me-
"How did you earn your livlng?"
II was valet de chambro with Il
French family. and a violin player at thu
Little Palace"
MarseilIes Has Tragedy.
tragic affair occurred at MarseiIles.
Tuesday, NJ. Lapierre. director Of the
School Of Arts at st Denis. Reunion.
killing his seven -year-old son. Lapierre
accused of Infidelity. and a few hours
afterward he fired a revolver several
| times at mis- Young son, killing him. Nine.
Lapierrc declared that her husband took
vengeance on her child simply TO make
| her suffer, and che believed that he took
his own life afterward. The boys body
/ has been found but no trace cen he dis
| covered Of NJ. Lapicrre, and it Is believed
| that the wfc's theory as to suicide must
| bc correct.
| Many suffering suburban passengers
travelling daily on the Quest-Etat line.
arose in their might last Monday and car
ried their point with high hand. Ii ap-
pears that those who are In the habit OF
! going out TO their homes for deJeuDer
the train. which should land them here
al ]. so. In time to get back to their busi-
| ness at o'clock. They vainly petitioned
for fast train from Bois Colombes. On
| Tuesday. when the express hove in sight,
| the walt ing passengers hocked on the line,
! and when the train was forced 10 stop
they stormed the carriages. The station
! master telephored TO Saint -Lazare. and
police were awaiting the train, They be-
| gan to arrest all those with tickets from
Bos Colonies. Meanwhile the other
passengers made a. demonstration of SYM
| pathy. which, however. confined its actiY-
! tiles 10 5ouhing and shouting.
Teach Hotel Keeping.
The first MOTEL keeping school in this
country has been opened. with fifteen pu-
| pills. Schools OF the kind have long
| hourisbed in Germany. Austria and
Switzerland The curriculum covers the
entire business os hotel eeping, from
bottle washing to hygiene and modern
! languages. There Is hardly an inn In the
meal. but there are srIll thousands where
! everything except the cooking Is prin,i-
! tive The new school is TO remedy all
| this as hygiene and sanitation Will oc-
cupy an important place In the curricu-
| hum,
Charles Heidsicck reports that this
year practically no champagne vintage
| has taken place due 10 unfavorablc
weather for the vines, which affected tho
| vintage 1906 are developing splendidly.
| During the renovation OF the cathedral
nj AiNla Chapclle. worlSmen brought
| To light the coffin containing the remains
OF the Roman emperor Otto Ill (9So-
| 1O02).