The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-11
ALFONSO IERANGEI,
RUM0R IN EUROPE
The Socialist Press Publishing
Stories About Spanish
Monarch.

aleias is set down ms the head and |
front of the offenders, although it is
believed he is partly controlled by
wirepullers.
The Giornale I'Italia, non-Catholic |
organ, recently gave the report of an
interview said to have been held with
ga Spanish parsonage of authority |
passing through Rome' One feature
of the interview is that in which the
! Spanish "personage" describes Cana
lleias. "Canalejas, - he said, ''is re-
garded in Spain as man of strong
will but of medium talents 1t is now
some years since he was bitterly at
tackled because at the conclusion of his
defense in civil case Che is evidently
a lawyer) the property of his client,
who, if do not mistake. was the Mar
quis of Santena, all came into his
hands. 1t was thought then that his
political career was irreparably smash
ed, but look at him now, instead,
stronger than before This demonstrates
that he has 'ruse, that is to say, cum
ming, artifce, means of deception, craft,
wiliness-in fact, the quality which
makes an untrustworthy politician and
a man to be avoided. Undoubtedly he
might do good to Spain, proceeding
with firmness, caution, and, above all,
with good counsel"
OF the other members of the Cortes
who was recently in the public eye,
Pablo Iglesias, this same "personage'
said: 'Pablo Iglesias was a compost
tor who, making himself the mouth
piece of the Socialists in Spain, set up
on several occasions as candidate for
Bilbao, without success. Now he is
member of the Cortes for Madrid, and
is the only Socialist in the Spanish
Chamber.
However much he may have striven
to cultivate his mind, and he is not de-
void of praiseworthy qualities, yet he
is not, and can not be, the man capa-
BILE of giving organic life ana guiding
to victory a party, especially when this
: has an original vice, as the Spanish
Socialist Party has.
Alfonso Deranged.
When asked what is thought in Spain
of the young Alfonso XIII, the ''per-
sonagep replied: ooh, the King is
good little fellow, personally sympa-
thetic for his expberant youthfulness. :"
/ Perhaps one of the most painful
stories, whether real or imaginary,
, concerning tne young A!ng Oh SPAN
IS tnat Whlcn appeared IN nearly an
the papers Oh Rome ~ IS from tne
, Paris LioTe Parole, winch is a oltter
0 anu-Cathoilc journal After noting the
: SITUATION IN SPAN the Liore Parole
: continues: CERTAIN strange rumor IS
spreadlng, whlch, II IT DO confirmed,
would explain many things. Alfonso
ALL has been stricken by a cerebral
affection, and for some time past has
lndulged even IN public eccentrlclties,
winch nave greatly dlsqmeted the per-
sons who approach him.
j me Llpre Parole relates That quite
recently at the station OF Bayonne n
tonso %, Allls s.;9 aIeer talklng Tor a waiie me
train ana as - was still va;tino he
suddenly ipmnad ont Of the yyin5o1 on
the station nIatform IN the great snr.
nriso of bIs friands 1ybo conSratnlated
him on his remarkable agility And n
hIs official visit to France fva wears
ago he surprised many nersons With the
childish tricks ba nerformed wbicI
e. were NOT onite comnatible with hi,
70 rank The etiouette of the Snanisl
court has olwavs been nnrsnollv strict
- hut tba AGILITY disnIoved NV King Al
.e fonso XIII IN inmping opt of a traiI
:. | window and his naenliar1v ehildisl
IN N conduct seem TO surpass even the les
a. rigid niles of other r6vaI conrts regard
ne inc Kinglv behavior
ol drawing bv the French arts
el,o "sem.,, published in the Paris 17igar
W June Q 1905 renresents fine yonnp
long legged. Austria. n.iawed Alfons
nt XIII With M Loubet. then Pregiden
US u of the French Republic. and three othe
~ kindred spirits. M. Hennessy. Primo
,.ss Murat and NJ. Dos. who were evident
~ "a ly "out in a SPREE and in the pic
en- ture each has a more or less comics
VI smile. as if thew were amused by som
ne ne peculiarlv funny story.
au au Tha x,n, on5 To,,ts+
as .
~ was az tnls tinie' says the EiDr
ch Farole, tnat, Deing In grand unl1orm
ar AlIohso dlVerted ninseif py taxing o.
VI MS geheIai S kepl OF mlitaIy cal
a. ana putting IL on the mead Oh "a. Lot
oet, the very bourgeois freslden
ana TINS 10ollSn Dlt OF run de1gnte