The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05
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Two cricrs resisted all the collec-
tors embellishments or ,hreats-the
wife Of the chair member. who gathers
custom FOR her husband. and VINO was
afraid that the gramophone was one
of Bertillon's new anthropometric re-
cordtng inventions. and the naughty
and funereal Hercules, who walks
along grooming "tonneauXi tonneauXi'
rs IL his heart we're breaking. and rob1
you shamefully whenever you do sell
him an empty wine cass. He passed
on, chanting "tonneaux." and refused
to take the slightest notice Of the
schoolmaster's request for a record
Forain Willette. Leandre and other
des Artlstos, iiumoristes. have pointed
| out TO the senatorial commission tnttt
| the proposed restrictions tended to
| stop the development OF French art.
and they suggest jury of umpres
| selected from caricaturists, TO be con-
suited before prosecutions arc begun.
We consider ourselves" said WIZ
| lette TO Senator Bercngcr. mot only
as artists following the tradition or
a century of gallantry and elegance.
| out as french artists continuing the
work of their ancestors Interrupted BY
| the foreign Renaissance"
! All this is very we'll, but the fact re-
mains that some check has 10 be put
on the public obscenity which grows
worse and worse every day. I, is
Haunted before the eyes OF children
and young girls in q way that must
| strike their attention.
Journal des Debats has depicted a
scene Of enthusiasm at the Theatre
! Michael. st. Petersburg, on the ap-
pea ,S e. OF the Car and the czarina
sorgsky's Boris Godunof.'' was in
| terruptcd, and the whole audience rose
and sang the national hymn and then
! INDUCED In !nterminab!e cheering.
at such an extraordinary outburst. and
the correspondent says his majesty had
difficulty In. suppressing hts emotion.
For nearly six years the Russian
| monarch has abstained from theatre
going. The revolutionary crisis seems
| now to have passed away. There Is q
! return to patriotic ideas on all sides.
oi once 'Sa the do1ilisy and gooe
populace arc tranquil, and the approach
Ing elections promise to be OF cou-
! seryative character. subversive the
cries are practically confined TO lit
erary. people and university students
!! The Car Is now being repaid for his
eourageous fulhiment Of duty in the
! midst OF dangers that threatened his
! throne and his family.
] fierce controversy has been pro-
voked in Italy over the hostile atti-
! tude OF tho Vatican towards the Ma
| tionai Golden Jubilee celebrations this
! year to commemorate the unity of The
| Italian kingdom.
Not only is the Cardinal Secretary
| Of State accused of sclteming mani
| fold ways to thwart the participation
| OF foreign countries in the interna-
| tional exhibition at Rome and Turin,
| but peculiar resentment is felt at Plus
| KS proclamation that in consequence
| Of the national fetes the entire year
| 1911 Is TO he observed as a period OF
| pilBrmages VIII be received, no SOL
enn ecclesiastical functions celebrated
! His Holiness. it is said, besides en-
| nha sizing his veto against the visit
| OF Roman Catholic sOverelgnS to tho
! eternal city, declines to grant audi
! encc to any non Catholic monarchs or
heads Of States who may come TO tho
+! quirinal
The Pope. action has seriously
| ieopardized the visit OF the German
Kaiser. who is obliged TO take ac-
count Of the centre party in the Reich
| stag. and the gusceptibilities OF his
?0,00o.0oo Catholic subjects.
Though the Italian government Is
/, not issuing formal Invitation to any
servie Roumanla. Norway and Bull
garia have already signiiied their In
tentton OF paying respects during tho
| Jubilee to King Victor Emmanuel, who
/ himself Is receiving only at the Quiri-
nal palace. It liz stated from a semi
official source that President Tallieres
and King George y. arc likely TO visit
Rome in tho early autumn.
PRINCE HENRY no TAKE PART