The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08
BELIEVES TEDDY
WILL BE NAMED
Paris Confident That Roosevelt
Will Be Nominated for
President
- r&t5
FRENCHMEN LIKEWISE
BELIEVE ELECTION SURE
However, 1t Is q Long Way
From Paris to the United
States.
BY PAUL VILLERS.


PARIS, May 7.-Whatever may be the
feeling in America ON tho question, Hon.
Theodore Roosevelt, so far rs the Paris
idea OF 1t is worth anything. is to be the
next president OF the United States.
Newspapermen, diplomats and statesmen
with hardly an exception. ore firmly con-
v1nced NOT only that Mr.. Roosevelt will
be candidate for the presidency in
1912, but that he will be elected most
enthusiastically, In justice, It must be
said that this impression has been gained
by nothing said or done while the dis
tinguished American was in Paris. It Is
simply the French way OF looking at It
Any man In Franco with the unbounded
popularity Of Mr.. Roosevelt. and who has
had the honors showered upon him that
have come to the former president since
have been kept from the highest office
in tho gift OF the people than a match
souched TO petrol could have avoided pro-
ducing flame. Among the Americans the
causd some amusement.
Elixir OF Lifo'' Found.
DR.. Doyen. whose Elixir of Life" has
SET all Europe talking. is generally con-
sIdered TO be one OF the wealthiest medi-
cal men In the world. In Paris 1t is
healthy man to get an Interview with
him. Els patients come from all parts
OF the world; men and women from as
afflicted with the dread disease OF can
cor. have made their way to Paris to
consult him. In appearance: DR. Doyen
Is a man Of middle size, d-should-
termlned lips. Ills eyes are blue. keen
and inscrutable. His hands, great,
,prawny, with thick, spatulate fingers,
tocratlc butcher All his operations are
conducted In his private hospital in
slX-storied building In the Rue Duret
where he employs a large staff OF trained
tors
or recent years, DR., Doyen has had
all his more important surgical operations
cinomatographed, his object being to
leave exact records of his work for fu
ture surgeons. An enterpfsing firm re-
fusing to regard their responsibilities in
a scientific spirit, had a number OF the
films reproduced and sold 10 various
managers for the edificatIon OF European
audiences. One Partisan lady, anxious 10
provide novel after dinner entertain
graph operation performed at her house.
These displays threatened TO become
fashionable until on one occasion a
lady who had Just undergone an opera
tlon happened 10 DO present at party
where tho cinomatograph, curiously
enough, proceeded to give a representa-
lion no ,h OF her owl own SUI sufferngs rims Afterwards
claimed 100000 damages.
Paris Police Puzzled.
The Paris police are puzzled over pc
culiar case. NJ. Casimir Narteau a
draughtsman, and Nine. Marteau made n
kind of Circular tour of the cafes the
other night before and sampled every
thing In sight
Three friends helped diligently in the
process, The question of individual lta-
binty for the refreshments was settled
by the dice box, the game chosen being
the favorite Zanzibar" At midnight M.
and Nine. Marteau. still escorted by the
three friends, all severely under the
weather" returned TO their home Here
ono of the visitors made an unwelcome
communication.
"Marteau," he said. .'you staked your
wife in zanzibar with Bouleau and
retire This expeditions divorce chez
le marchnnd de vim did not appeal TO
Marteau. and no said So with emphasis
His friends, however, were believers in
the Bism0(iian axiom ala force prime lc
droit." M. Marteau an instant later shot
down the stairs head first. After that
he run,inated. Tho result OF I'VE hours
chilly reflection on bench on the boule-
wards was that he decided to appeal To
the commissioner Of police The latter
provided him with an escort of n couple
OF policemen, and with their aid the
door was forced. NJ Marteau unforttI-
nateIy, found that whatever might be
his opinion on the Zanzibar divorce" "
his wife had none. She hnd accepted the
situation. NJ. Bouleau was also so CON
vlnCed of the rights conferred upon him
by the dice box that he showed irrita-
bllitY al being disturbed 20 the extent
OF kicking one policeman and biting an
other. The result: M. Boueau is now
rejecting over matters al tie depot and
NJ. Marleau is asking his friends to rec
onmend an able divorce lawyer,
Extensive Jewel Frauds,
Extensive jewel frauds which are me
lievcd to have been successfully carried
out for several years on the Riviera and
scwherc have Just been discovered at
Me, Two Italians. SoyeT1o Luchlni and
Joseph Malpelli. were arrested the other
day. burt their alleged accomplccs. Mall
pcli's wifc and a woman passing rs
Countess Robcrti have He'd to Italy
False gems, il appears. were cleverly
manufactured by cutting thin layers off
real gems and using them as veneer |
for glass jewelry, Tho false gems We're |
then artistically mounted In gold and !
We're pawned at various pawnshops In |
Nice and vicinity. AS the Jewels wero
never taken out of pawn, they were sold |
by auction, and one OF them was pur-
chased by a icweler, who discovered the /
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