The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-26
|[V RAILWAY TINE
|D|IFUSES TOURISTS
hauight Is Now Twenty-four
| o'clock at All Railway
Stations in Paris.
kAvELERs BEWILDERED
bployess Talk Only in Off,
cial Timetable
Language.
RAVELERS BEWlLDERED
~ GEORGE DUFRESNE.
-, cahIe 10 The Tribune

ks,l Cable TO The Tribune.
p,gIS Nav o2.-l'he new twenty
a,bour railway time has been put
\, uractice at all the railway stations
Paris, aud the system is being OK
Sld throughout the entire country.
y ueN way of telling tue time caused
kc bewiIlcrment to travellers. who
hind for trains quito unconscious of
\ ebapee. When told that train so
50 was TO start at - O'Clock or at
10 tbcy looked in ama2cment at
. EMPLOYEES. Many did not under
E,J. and wondered II thr station
Eis mad suddenly gone mad. It was
70 nse turning from ono puZzling
|rri Ia another 10 ask the time in
hs language. They all had received
order TO speak only in the official
/, table language. which they repeat
] rith provoking gravity.
rGood heavens Have all these pco-
gone made" exclaimed elderly Ia.
3 who had nor been warned of the
bDge. 1t all their cyclamatlons the
bin employees retained their Inn
Errbablc demeanor, and spoke Of
|ctlock and 1880 as il il had beep
EBnent matter for the last hundred
b. Ii WAS in the midst OF this con.
loE ] heard one lady say that the
Fe express was derailed. 1t could
be otherwise with this new crazy
Of telling the time.
Eht Exciting Duel.
\ duel was fought today at the
'2e RoUe by two sons Of former
dents Of the Peruvian republic.
y, Garcia Calderou and Senior In
Fss had quarreled over private
FE There were as many as nine
|@icrs, mostly of an exciting na
as both gentlemen are expert
Fe's. As early as TIE second bout
E5 Garcia CaIderon received IA thrust
ne forearm, and he Jared no bet
4 ID the third Both injuries being
E5 however, it WAS decided that the
R could continue.
tNNlog particular happened In the
n following encounters, but i'm the
which was thc seventh, Senor
rn Cslderon scored an advantage,
sounded his adversary, ard there
rather lonC pause while the doc.
Sho had been invited to be pres
watched the case. They eventu-
Pronounced the injury not TO be
f'si!ently serious TO warrant the ter
slion of The ducl. so the principals
once more confronted.
fE eighth bout was harmless; but
ninth Senior Iglesias was again
,dsd, this time With a deep thrust
~ Iigbt wrist, and as it affected
euscie connected with the thumb,
AZ nut him in decided position
menority, the seconds. acting on
'aV'ce Of the doctors, brought the
10 close.
spol rr 6omez GARLIC and Senor LARGO
,sne were the seconds of Senor
n Calderop. Senior Plasencia and
eyeT acted in a like capacity for
ig,esas, while the combat was
"a by Lieutenant Tommy, Of the
'egment Of cuirassiers.
m Made the Man.
assize court at Coutances is
~ed With people who have como
III ls look at a man who was for
n Az quite a celebrity. He took
uaame, and went about the coun-
aa IN a magnificent uniform Of
-.solion. Officials bowed down to
soaerals were proud to have him
AM, m SIDE at parades; and local
%sn dazzled by his splendor,
al unlimited credit.
sss as he Is called, Is not more
NS years OF age, but he has seen
. zeal OF life. He was at one
genuine functionary, and as far
fourteen years ago he actually
'u.ed minister at a ceremony,
s'.e MN the taste for grandeur
s,r;o subsequently, developed to au
s. oegfIee. He also founded
h, ivr the physical protection of
~. winch got him q Russian deco
'oa ~ need scarcely be added
hs voce came forward as cam
NJ. ,Of election to the chamber of
ns,; sas Cognel's activity confined
T.iye H. land. He is a great trav-
,h =. icetured at Athens on the
plausa ma, and even brought out
lergs lSs there, and he was Oh init
U, All I With kamel Bey, The leader
g ba no agitation. whose sec
"a mas nsear,y became. One fine day
NJ fas fsae e, his appearance in Nor
h n, Inc purpose OF founding q
lsla,.ai Intending colonists under, as
fsnt the patronage of the gov
fntruon.h IN estate was secured, and
ne b byoI were made. but the whole
kApa ~ down, rs he had no mon
Houblesoms ''e'''ors were grow
an and cIt ~, very fair figure in the
ftyN ,e .ae ladies', who wore in the
otho ,siner liked tho look OF him
sadeu,@ though the glory Of his
~ Prtu UNIFORM has naturally de-
obyios before the trial began,
arancs concern for his personal
setter b ae consulted his counsel as
g "e should or should not wear
sas rsI 90 90 no harm if you put them
"a to no no reply, 80 the court was
spectacle Of a brand-new