The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-29
FRENCH FEELINGS
STILL PERTURBED
Differences With Italy Have Left
Wounds Long in
Healing.
JAIL SERENE ON SURFACE
Clumsy Handling OF Difficulty
VIII Mean Changes Among
Diplomats.

Especial Canic to Tho Times. DIspatch
iaris, Januar" sS.-Although no
criticism is being raised against tho
SoNcrhhcntS solution of the contra
n Hsa,rI,, troubles with Italy. which Is out
hn az icaVihE nothing to be desired and
i.oi,oriinS France and italy alike yet
. VIII be som. lime before the feel
mss Of the French people toward the
Italians return to that sisterly state
Whlcii inc two governments like TO
see between them.
Latin sister, Spain. has dropped ont II
OF Slsht since the more critical diff
Iu!ties VIII Italy began, but it is un-
a lrs- the Moroccan situation is
spain is willing to ccdc her southern
zone In the ltni district to Frames
m ,Inns inc ,te customs and financial ques
alway. useiui device. (, joint FRANCO
Spanish commission.
II the Manoubn and Carthage Incl
gents ever are probcd thoroughly it
victim OF her s.cre, intciiigence ser.
vice at Marscillcs. II was from these
ame!ii9uS detectives that information
TtnShed Rom" that NJ. Duval's aero
plane had been sold to Turkey, and
that the Turkish Red Crescent work :
"lS were military officers In disguise
Inc rather clumsy handling OF the
g.
Eentatives is likely to have consider
able consequences in the diplomatic
corps. Al. Camille Barrcre. the French
anlbassador 10 Italy. will be replaced
care has asked NJ Pichon, cx- Foreign
Minister, to succeed him. ~ LeErend.
VINO hoids rank as minister plenipo-
ttntiary. and Is second TO VI. Barrerc at
the Roman embassy, will be subjected
to discipline for having Instructed tn .
french rice-eonsui at Cagliari. NJ
members 10 Italy. NJ Lcgrand was
slated for the now permanent secro-
taryship at the Quai D'Orsay, which
Is I to be established In. order that
policy, while the constant changes in
foreign ministers are occurring. Tho
position will be one of grent rcspon-
sib4lity, and NJ. Legrand has been in
formed thnt his name has been taken
from the list of aspirantE.
Dancers Taken back.
ihe ballet Goppelia' has been billed
at the Opera. The management has not
proved itself severe in It's treatment OF
the rcpcntant ballet dancers. All the
stfkcrs have been re-engaged except
TWO girls, who Will not be allowed to
return until February !, and another
girl and two men, who cannot begin
10 draw salaries until February is.
tioVernmcnt Criticized.
John l.. Rockefellcrs offer to make
W the dchcit In the public subscrip-
tons for the purchase OF Louis Pas
tours house, At Dole, is urousing some
ct q, The comments are not direct
ea against Mr.. Rockefeller but against
the country which allowed such an op-
portunity to his generosity. "It Is a
nitia0ie story comments one writer.
stofs house" says another.
Picture of Davis Found.
iifs ,.;a1si portrait Of Jefferson
been discovered in the famous shop
in the Rue Bonaparte. where three
generations of Haros have collected
artistic treasures. The portrait was
found while preparations were being
made for the next Haro sale. but 1t
VIII not be included in the auction;
The NJ. Haro who painted the pic
through the Louvre and other muaeums
during his ,riurnphal visit to Paris
while he was on his round-thc- world
10 the Hotel Drouot while the famous
FraEonard sale was proceeding, at
which pictures now worth thousands
then changed hands for hundreds.
She VIII Try Again.
Madame Marguerite Durand. suffra-
Ecttc, Journalist. ncnsioncr of the
OF Georges Laugcrrc, intends TO try
once more 10 make her way into the
Chamber of Deputies az full flcdScd
lawInakeT.
During the general elections In 1910
Nine. Durand sought election to the
Chamber at the hands OF 4 Paris CON
Sttuency. The Prefcct of the Seine
however, refused 10 accept her noni-
nation papers. Madame thereupon
brought the question before the Couu-
Gil OF state. which by 4 narrow ma
jority rejected her appeal on the
ground that tho laws regulating the
composition OF the chamber could not
be made to appear to women, Hence
the verdict affirmed. IL Is impossible
for woman to become a. deputy, and
80 the Project OF tho Seine had not
deprived madame of any privileges
Madame Eurand now is searching 70.
means to bring the matter again oe-
fore the Council Of State, being en-
courascd hE the smallness of the ma
jority against her She argues thar
the project accepts the nomination.
papers OF minor. II the latter attains
ne citizenship age before the time
comes for the chamber to validate his
election. The project ought to accept
Q woman candidate III we'll argued
Nine. purand. because n law permit
tinS women to sit as deputies might
pass Parliament before the nurstfnn
Of her valuation comes before the
Legislature.
Frances leading sufrraeettos have
called upon NJ. Dcboisscrin 10 jn1,,frc
concerning the status OF n hill he has
presented 10 the chamber crfranchis-
nE women. The deputy explained IN
tho women that his measure will ha-
come AN amendment to the prooor-
ti0nal representation bin which the
shnm5cr is now discussing.
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