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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-11
s-t:i;e1- Companies Eztz1f-

Fo7s Aon-oe, Va, Mach ii
Ieent-.foc- companies of coast art:l-
iery ieit here Al $50 j. L. today ior
Gal-eatou Ieza:, 81 beard The trans
ports Sumner. Fitzpatrick a.j McClei-
Ian. Ihe- aEa due to s2ach Gal"ss.o.:
il Ave o. siz dag. Iness troops ~ers
draTt from the -ic;aitt: q Veg Ic5E,
snd Chesapeake bay
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-11
of LOUISIANA S 5l

OF Louisiana'5 5i
be served in a variety Of dishes. There
will be crawfsh bisques, crawfsh salad,
crawfish cocktails and boiled crawfsh.
Tne inevitable red fish, peculiar to
Louisiana chefs, will also play a star
role on the bill OF fare.
Spiketail coats will not be permitted
at the banquet. This is at the personal
request Of Colonel Roosevelt. The tenn
perature is ranging around s. degrees,
and it is likely that linen suits and
Panama hats will prevail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-11
The asTe= SHIRT 10 D!s.ep3:e.

Paris; Mach 1.-The na7eu sE::.t
IS falling into such d;s7epute i Paris
that cue Of toe Paris newspapers vas
today ioTcej. Under threat Ct : slit. to
ret1act is= statement that ths haTen
skirt worn e. veil-tnowa ieni-rnou-
dame At the Autsuil races recently
came from certaiu dress riaki1z Is
Iabliahmeat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-11

Keeping their marriage =ec:st to,
a vesr, Nine. Emma Calre. the noted
operate star and Ainot CASPIAN, the
Fio.eat;ns tenor, admitted IN NeE
Iork today, Just before sailing OF the
ST. Paul, that they vera married il
aIarseiiles. last March,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-11

Cocaine riii1h iuIi= the mares aaTer
Eet cured Easal Caarrn. TIE he1Ty
feeling Il the fo.sne cad. the stuffed uP
sensation aud the wate1y discharge f.c.n
z5ss AMI nose: along r;:th ali tee 9th er
Iaise1tes attending tie disease. ara put
&c rout bT Ely'5 C!eara Eain. SEnsii
sad taste are restored; breathing Is made
normal Catil rot Try this remedy, you
caa foTn 70 idea OF tie good It will do
yau, Is applied directly TO the sore
spot All druggist, 50c. MaiIed bJ Ely
EGG; &c Wa-7s1 Street.; Rem koIE'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-11

When you have rheumatism il youE
loot OF in5sep apply Chanbe5iain's
Eminent aad you will get quick relief.
Il costs bit quarter. Why suffer?
70. sale By " T. Creighton ana
Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-11
Landslide Al Cstum Aotr.

Colon, March IA landslide It
the north end Of Gatun Lock today
demolished steam shovel aad killed
three workmeo IS we'll IS iajuTing
several others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-11

NoIvIlas1ASDIIe the movements Tor
universal peace. the fact IL apparent
that the tins has no arrived when
"naticus are to learn var no more. "
The recent movement Of the army and
=; Neg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-11

.,.... .,u1.ru -uIiuiCu uIru Sru
age and other descendants are widely
scattered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-11
Failure OF Divine Healing.

Toledo. O., March 1l.-Beliei IN
divine healing failed to save the lives
Of Mrs. OTcelia Haughton Watson.
aged u, and Mrs. C,a1iuda haug htou:
Swain. aged 80. widowed sisters, VINO
died yesterday from pneumonia after
positively refusing medical attention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-11

Fifteenth from rort DUugiaoo, Uiau,
and the Second battalion. Third A-til-
lery are due tonight
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-11

Sc.
Ladies T"o.c!aep Giac, K!I Gloves,
in tan gray, niaci. aua white Special
valt.e
81 %
Ladies One -hu!tnn Washable ChGuo.i
C loves, IN white ana natural color. Syc-
cial value
81 90
ladies' iG-pu;ton-ienfih DouDle-i:y-
ped SILK Gloves, il black, white @ni
coIoss: Fownes make. Special value
800
LaG.a= T1o-ciasp CLefl1i~st.e Chores
n wEi!a ana u2ti:r.I cox: special
value
sUI
Ladies Iwo.ciasp D0urie-tippcG SIR
Gloves, in tan, gray, pongcc, navy, black
and white. Regular soc value, Specia!
800
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-11

a BICYCLE was removed Hast night
IN from the corner OF Union street and
Faycllc alley \ suitable reward is
offered for the return of tho same IN the
owner, Arthur Fl. Bryant, IL King street.
mario u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-11

Ll.AT FOR RENT. : FOUR ROOMS
L AND BATH. Price SEQ. Apply
ut l22 north Royal str = mario Il
NOR RENT ; room elk DWELLING
i very centrally located; hest section.
all modern improvements Possession
after April II OF earlier. Address ~
care Gazette mario 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-11

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~tll ae -.
csi-sd q the CiSr ELr!.ees ?e-.s z
until IL 2lccE icon. ATar:i. ., lJ... =.
sand. gIavslaIi cera lent for ca. stF-ctioH
ef sewer on Queen anG, Patrick arlseCs;
Particulars aud zpeciEca tioos car ps pa
a. the oAcs.o Of City Eugicaar
The 7igat e Tsss-TTsd &c -3ject ~
s1d al p1oSccsls-
--.-I6 -, Sti.--y7 Com or Streets.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

Mexico Citv. O~t. There was a we'd
ding down IN tho srsto OF Morelos tine
other day. Reports os fl have just reached
hero through t.e medium OF various little
state newspapers. scattering copies Of
which occasionally drift into tho capital.
Tho bridegroom was General Em'tano
Zsrats. who paused Ions enough iu hiz
0.zr, 20 tho raetnosees of Tho mountains
scrvocn tho states OF Pucbla and Guerrero.
whittier no has been harried hy tho federal
forces. to take unto himself Tor wife "'ho
beautiful and virtuous senorita Maria
PaDtaIoone Perez dc Perez" thus oulosized
bv tho society reporter that 7cnued the
rupuaI account which has set Mexico
Laughing.
Zapata is tne beo-le-arowed rebel VINO
has kept the state of Morejos in d. hlbouh
fo-. tho last six months. Every one in the
state and its euv.rons. barring the few han-
6-ad ~apscallious who have f0cked 90 his
standard. will feel free TO breathe deeply
again only when his pelt. or h.s head' is
safely in government hands. After se'zine
upon the revolution us AN excuse for OUT
-areou- assaults upon life and property ln
lTo~o.0s. Zauata consented 90 oisaTm DIS
men and retire 90 private life for. it is gen
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
iss Constitutional Crisis

Last spring, however. the public gam
bling at Geneva assumed such proportions
and the condition OF affairs there, as %
s..oud Ostcud. developed irto so much
o., national and international reproach
ti,dt the federal government was COM
D,.dod 10 Intervene. and closed rho Ger
c,,. dos Etrangers" Foreigners Club. IT,
tn. Geneva Casino. on the ground that
il was a public gambling establishment
and constituted a dagrant contravention
~ the national constitution
so attempt was made 10 maintain the
club in question in the Casino itself
Lbt d large adjacent building was prr-
ci.assd. and there the Ccrclc dc7
Errangers has been reopcncd. with al
its roulette wheels tables and other
gambling pG-Sphcrnalia. In fact. the
public gambling establishment continues
10 exist just the same as before. and
actually under the same name with
OILY this difference that instead of
being located IN the Casino IL is quar-
tered in an adjoining building Of its own.
.oben,ns on TO the street. Not only have
th- cantonal and municipal authorities
OF Geneva given their sanction 10 the
enterprise. but theg have oven gone so
far as to intimate that they would not
perrlit any further interference with
? N,,roUat'e Cercle des Etrangers on the
ua-r OF the federal authorities. whom
they are virtually defying in the matter.
II remains 10 BE- seen whether Or not the
. central government az Berne VIII tamely
submit TO this revolt against It's con-
srituti,nal power or will take steps 20
co1pci obedience 20 the federal laws,
even los armed force Il necessary.
II the cantonaI and Geneyese author
tics ere so set upon defcndin- Marquet
il = because he. like the Blanc-Radzi-
,yf-R, .7aparte syndicate ~ Monte Carlo.
has taken steps 10 propitiate them and
Gle the taxpayers by making large con
-ri5utions 20 local public works and
enterprises. such az. for instance. sub
ventioring the city theatres. etc. In
fact Marquet is almost as much OF a
benefactor. in monetary way. 10
Geneva as Blanc and bis associates are
TO Monaco. which only goes To show how
verv large must be the nefarious profits
which this former cron- and business
aesociate Of King Leopold derives from
his public gambling tables in 'h" city Of
Calvin.
LII, erno ard tho other places IN
Switzerland where Msrducts gambling
establishments arc situated arc al
Watching with intense interest the con-
aic, now in progress between the fed
oral government and the canton and city
OF Geneva II rill depend upon tts ou:-
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

marriage ceremony rF General E.uiIiano
Zapa.a and rho beautiful and s.rteous
S-1orita Maria Tautaleonc Perez de Perez.
ba.onEIns ro tho upper society of A0cre-
euIro Tho best man and maid of honor
ue-o Colonel "Berer~a" literally "Tro
DaIrl and the distinguished ~cho-a
AC-iroi7 Perez Ic Perez. mother of the
bride and special witnesses Lieutenant
Colonel % fra Army or Freedom Don
Ceetas Ladr0ne d. rueda-a and Doua Gre
corta % ll santa cruz.
The bride was goUued iu au elegant
costume of nav blue created in the es-
tabu-ameut ~ the 'Ba0eliou Nexicaua.
tHo only .ouso of business left standing
iu what rse1 t0 He Cuautla. She wore
around .cr neck four strands NJ beads or
coral on her breast was displayed q
beautiful natural tw.g of purple blooms.
and chain OF t.o same flowers followed
rno curves 1f .o~ slender figure Hang
Ing from Uar dusI5r cars wcr, TWO round
pendants ~ fIg~ee silver tse e.st OF the
best man The Calf
"a selected orchestra from tie e0nser-
vatcry OF Jujuua PLAYED choice music
during the beurdictior OF tie mass TIE
entrance to the temple was made hv the
bride and groom 20 the strains OF tIa NAE
roraI hymn wrHe without there w.re bee
.-- thrown into -.e a.- bombs er dvua-
uIte. vair- added ro The merrIweur OF
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
Man Responsible for Then
M. Marquet, Was AIwsv,
Considered King Leo.
pold's Evil Genius.

come IN the near future whether ~
the amendment Of 1874 10 tho s-s.
constitution relative 20 gambling /, 40.
not 70 remain 4 dead lottcr.
With regard 20 Marquet's opera,,,.-
elsewhere, 7 may mention tha, .,-.
three or four Years ago ho obtained tr,-
the Spanish city ~ San Sebastian -
ccssion for the creation Of y large Quad.
gambling establishment. on lines slm,..
identical with those o. Monte c,-t.
Marquet pays rent ~ something =
tho neighborhood OF Sl.OO0OUO z -,
for his privileges. and in addition fh,r...
he turns over a considerable perrerts,.
Of his profits 20 the city. Roulette a..
trente-et-quarentc are tho p-inc,u,,
games and several new hotels have h..,
built 90 accommodate the inHrx =.
strangers attracted by the tables 7. g.,
largely owing 10 this and 10 the -.
undesirable class of persons attracted 10
the tables that King Alfonso has decd..
10 establish his summer seaside rex.
dence from hencefOrth ar SanianS.,
where his now palace is now completss
while his mother. Queen Cristina. VI.
twelve years ago was successful In q.
feating Marquet's efforts 20 invade =,
Sebastian viii in all probability Iik.
wise abandon her summer chateau. /,
miramar. there. now that he has auar,
/ lad his way.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
WHAT EE Old

An American tourist 7ho has rScs-'
visited London gives hie experience u y
extent IN which tho tipping evil laf p
veloped ~ the biz hotels. ic vent iH'
tho Iavatorv 70 wash his hands Nr
luncheon. but seeing p notice IN the m'r''
Please tip the basin after usInF t,
rushed from the room. muttHr'ns' Ne. \
60 dirty first"
After he had had luncheon te tpre' p
head waiter. the waiter two heipsr'' e
man who gave him his hat and gloves =
tho man who vhistIed for a taxicao y
vehicle rolled out into tho strand ana p
American leaned back with sign o. 7
lief. when he was aware ot lase 3"
running along beside tho windo"
well. what do YOU want h. -"
savaColy.
"A few coppers. s.r-accordin' 10 'a
usual custom. sir" the boy panted-
"Wby. what did you doe'
III YOU please. sir" said the bog,
YOU get into tns eab"'-Tic-Bits
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
It's Hams the People

is 81 20 an ounce. on coca leaves e IS five
cents q pound Formerly leaves We're on
the free lis-. while cocaine paid an al
vaIorem tax taat amounted 90 something
Ike Is q pound.
The annual eousumri on OF cocaine De
estimated az 5000 ounces Tie price to
retail druggists fuctustes from time 20
time III IS now about g. - Tor an ounce OF
i'o grains 4 gra!n makes an ordinary dose
and is suufsed up the nose or taken hvpo-
Germically The effects Wear Off in an hour
rr SO and another dose is recessarv. il IS,
SO -ar as money ia concerned. the most eN-
ueusiva OF an drug habits. The users can
and do 90 without food. drink or sleep.
Al sense o, shame vauisnes If the victim
can live through the treatment. change Of
environment and an entire taking away OF
the drug may effect cure. Two Young
men who were sent to jail for siN months
for stealing cocaine claimed thcir impr.s-
oument cured them oi the habit. Continued
use Of the drug brings on chronic cstarru
loss OF flesh and moral intellectual and
physical degeneration.
cocaine is used iu mrO. surgery as a
local anesthet,c and is $50 hsloful In toe
treatment of eyes. ears and tn-oats and in
dentistry that IT'S manufacture and sale
should not be- prohibited. Yet more than
half of tho drug consumed m the United
States is sold 90 persons who take II as al
irdulgcnce. u was not employed in any
way twenty-five year, ago The 'ommis-
sioncr of Police iu New lor, found that
the largest and most reputable retail drug
eists sru only from one % three ounces a
month 20 physicians and surgeons.
con tine other hand. he discovered t'm'
IIooklvn arurg'st nr~oha,sd sixty ounce
lr twenty days from a wholesale dealer 'n"
that au East Side druggist purchased SIN'' -
ro.- o.nrc, In tvents-tHro- Gays. obvious
Is. In the instances cited. the Sew York Law.
which prohibits tho sale of cn.dine except
o, phvsiciprs' certificates. was Nloiaced.
Undoubtedly tie traffic m an th" cities 'I
On. United states cal be measured 90 some
extent bv the traffic existing here. There
are .2oo druggists 'n New York. l ana
s,.~c that only q fractIc1 or . per cent OBJ
them are selling narcotics rrumiscIous.l.
but that fraction Is disposing of large guam
tues of cocaine. opium and morphine 'e-
,retly. and. of course. uulawfully
4 have heard that Sis hundred times
more cocaine ls consumed in phi'adelph'"
th.n Is required by physicians. surgeons
and dentists. The uFures FOR Boston. chi
cagn ana 81 Louis would probably be- J's'
as .IsrmMs Cocaine ls used hy criminals
r,groes and the inhab.teEt of 'r-d lsh'
di.-r.cts pr, Hamilton Wrgh- ot 'h'
Opium commission. truly Says That BE- ,s ihe
most threatening of tire druv habits il"'
has over b.on Introduced into thc tniied
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
How Zapa Moreos Rebel Paused Flight Long Enough Take Wife

.Tho bride received The following "aiu.
able present. ono turkey and guinos
hon with her brood from pons Ceiestina
Cocomecs. one uether. with four f0o
horns. from colonel Torto'e~a 1sf q
dozen fine black he-7. from EufemIo Zs-
pata. "a dozen COWS With calf. tNn calves.
four vokos OF oxen bay mare with =
good gait q plot of ground and an adobe
house. Fl corn crib with forty loads %
corn. C-It'S revolver. p Mausar -ifo "a
beautiful mAtate for knesding tortilIa
dough- large enough for ten quarts %
uiytamal dough-. the girt of the bride
groom. besides many other.. &c would take
too long to enumerate.
At noon there was served p succulent
banquet. as follows
BROTH of sheep and Eo.-
2.r". with Tsusia sausage
Tcqu!1 i1auvc white nhiske.H
B4rhecue0 beef
salsa rr--a.ha literally drunken sauce. 1 with
.ooucle "a particularly a,rocious form Of
Tu-zer strved in ehl, sauce.
Lima beans. Plain beans.
L.qlo-s-Zarza 90 per cent alcohol. Lemon
Juice
Preserved squash Orange leaves
Extra strong -eQ4i.s.
"This social event is to-day the theme OF
conversation in Cuautla. where General
ZaData has So many svmpatniz.ng friends
and where arose his popular candidacy for
Governor of che State OF Morelos'
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

t.e occasion Tho ceremony ofo". mo
r.vI- vstded passed ou 70 the socristr
ta receive rre congratulations off tle In-
.Ited guests The general deeply moved.
bowed his head for moment over tn"
rru-zla of his rife as 70 IN a7 attitude of
prayer. and aftorva-1 went and craSped
0ua hr one Tho bands ~ the ladios and
gentlemen. vino extended to him their
mos. sincere wishes for his happiness.
-As tie newly married couple ,-ct ,h"
temple the Madertst army presented arms
and PLAYED appropriate music while they
marched 90 the house where had been ar
ranged a eum3tuous breakfast of pozole
and uerud0 fried corn and tripel which
already had been prepared hy the altho-i-
ties Of tine district Tie morning was
passed In friendly gathering while choice
music was rendered bv maudn.lnc and
Ualo mandolin and bass y.o,inl until u
a. m.. at which Lour CoIone. To-toiero.
raising au overlooking glass of me-caI.
said. T drink 10 the happiness Of
EmU4u0 and his cuata JcirD Within
wear from now tr which time may they
have TWO children % bring them joy. may
We celebrate as we arc doing to-day. but
.u lnr palace OF Cueruayara. tThc latter
part of tho toast had reference 90 Zauata
mHt..e. designs upon tae Soveruorship
of tE. state .' Mor-Ios. OF which Cuerga-
-ara i= t.e ..ri,alp
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
William J. Schieffelin Dis
closes Amazing Growth
of Pernicious
Ha bit.

MONG habits wh.skey IS la4-to
n drag an old and worn trusm out
into the daylight and put it 20 a
fresh service. Opium. medical men say, is
worse. Cocaine, however, IS the perfect
irtoxicaut OF the devll-the ultimate chem
istrv OF the prince cf iniquity and suffer
i-e. its Use. continued. when once be
g4n. r.vets the unbrcaksLlo chains Of
w-etcbedness and serutude. 40 cure has
been found for the practice.
often there is valuable salvage IN
human wreck. Eycn the waves OF life may
bc ridden again. An alcoholic drunkard
can become normal. since his escape Is a.
vavs possible. opium, hard fought
enough. can be mastered. But tho fate Of
the coke deud' is almost certain. The
Eatcs of torment have closed behind him.
There rs no turning back. on lie goes 70
. frenzy and q torture that ends IN death
Yet what have such vulgar and remote
facts 10 90 with sober and busy peopi"E
EVERYTHING. cocaine SIS ID looming danger
10 ciyilizatior-the penalty the white man
Is ~ pay and is paying for putting the
vhisacy bottle 90 tae lips Of the southern
Indian. with tho leaves of O. mountain
plant. the savage has offset his own dcsra-
dstiou and EXCHANGE oamnation for 'n-
to1ication. There 81 Cd price for all things
Iuf thar ts another question.
Your son. sir. 1r rour daushtor. madam.
ma have had concealed measure of CO.
came half al hour ago at d store on tho
corner You may be- taking IL yourself ia
medicine School children IN groups have
uuknoWlng,y fallen into the habit by 10
lawyers. physicians, writer's and clergy
men have gone 10 ruin.
The vice is not standing stil In the
number of its victims cocaine is gaining
fast on whiskey There is tremendous
proht in it for dealers-surrepuuOus ped
lers. with Pill boxes in their pockets, and
now and then druggist without honor or
feeling 10 can he bought for s. % an
ounce and sold .n the streets, iu alleys,
brOthels and cellars and the halls Of tone
ment houses Tor So an ounce A confirmed
user OF cocaine VIII consume either iu
powder Or solution s. worth day-if he
can bes or steal the money for the pur-
chase
Some cuc has SAID that the most aston
ishins quality Of tho American people g.
patience Certain crimes are moeklr over
Iooked usnv umsarees are endured in
tesd ~ being r1mn1-'lr abated. Hard
An,'bcd srt. to interfere ~ifh rofHe-
tcdv elzs rls1 for -ettinz moner Moral
t1erfia. too O. d4sl--~d to ho s ustion-I
fsilins Ai-1 prcI-iL 10 hgly. L1erty
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
Geneva's Gambling

To- themselves and to their womcnkl"o'
Moreover. they arc shockingly under
paid. and uadcr the circumstances they
were reluctant 10 incur the displeasure oi
the one man 10 whom they had 10 look
for everything. both in tho way OF good
and evil fortune
SO utterly shameless was Leopold
about amy interference with the gamo-
ling he'll enterprises at Ostcnd that ne
actually cn one memorable occasion
availed himself Of q New Years reccp-
tion of the judiciary and other digni-
t,~ios off ,hc crown 60 a-sau with We
hement reproaches magistrate VINO
had boon So tactlcss as 60 imagine thAl
no was serving his sovereign by o2forc-
ing tho laws of the land with regard to
rsmblirr. Leopold informed him then
and there that what with his lack oil
Judgment his stupidity and his want ot
common sense. he was completely wreck
ing the prosperity OF Ostend. and
couple of weeks later the unfortunate
man was transferred TO another less
lucratiy, and less important post at
the instance or the King.
AS soon as rver Albert succeeded 20
the throne. ne proceeded TO make it
abundactIy clear 60 the world that nc
had nothing but sentiments OF profound
aversion for MaTQuet and for his vent
ures. ard 80 his personal instigation
NIarouet's "Cercle Privt." in the great
casino AT Osteud. was raided by the
police under the command Of the pro
cureur general" district attorney of
the Province of Ghent who couiiscated
an the money on the tables. as well as
the gambling paraphernalia. the fur
uiture. books. etc. They also placed
under arrest the managers of the club.
on the same right Other squads of po-
lice. under the direction of the assistant
district attorneys OF Client. visited the
leading botels. made "a thorough domicil-
larv search Of the rooms from cellar To-
rarrot. confscateG every roulette wheel
that could be found and put % stop to
all card playing that bore the least ap-
pearauce of gambling IN fact King
Albert gave II thoroughly 10 he under
stood ON that occasion that ne intended
To- have the laws against gambling
strictly observed in his dominions, and
nowhere more so than at Ostcnd. which
IS his summer residence.
IT 7 call attention 10 Msr0uot il is boz
cause ne has ius; brought about some
thing very much akin 20 a constitutional
crisis i'm Switzerland. whore some "f
tho cartone-that is 90 say. tho SOW
eroiCu states of tho conf"doration-sre
openly dcfyinS the federal government
on the subject of NarqUot's gambling
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
GAMBLING PLACE N CAIRO

Marquet is also the principal owner r
smother public gambling establishing
AT Heuopols. in the new suburb .
Cairo. having obtained the coucessir
from the Khedive without any oupr-
ton ON the part o. the late Sir Esn
GorsJ. the British pienipotentiary. &.
though Lord Cromer would certaisr
never have permitted anything n y,
kind. He has also concluded an A..
ranEo,nent with the Portuguese goyerr.
rnert for a public gambling cstabis-
ment m Cirtra. which Byron dcsrri'ei
as second Eden. and which is ur.
doubtodlv tho most beautiful SPOT r.
Portugal German declined 70 perne
him % opcr the ests blishmen's Vhrs
he lad created ~ Noresuet tho for.
merlv neutral territory between Prusv
and Belgium. and the buildings vrr
bo erected etHl stand empty there n.
las been equally unsuccessful IN his a,-
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island of Corfu where hc sctEsr
opened negotiations -0r tho purchase
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