The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
Bacon surprtses P,ri,.


Especial Cauie 10 lhe Ilmes-DIspatch.l
Paris. January l3.-ihe resignation
OF ttoJert bacon, the American ;.Inpas-
sauor. 10 become member OF the cor
pordtion OF Harvard University, so sur
prised Paris mat IL Is diilicuIt 10 con-
vtnca people here that there was no
hluuen motive concealed III the action.
The Figaro, Gauiois ana the Temps
give column ARTICLES. in which, after
hearty recognition OF the anuassador's
work in France. tAcy try TO explain
tho temptation the position as a Har-
Vard feiloW must present 10 such 4 man
as Ar. Sacon. Tne Temps says:
ne tesisna ton undoubtedly Is very
american. out We must not iorget tndt
sucn acts once were very French and
very PARTISAN. Vieeiematn, Victor.
Cousin. Guizot, DuTuy ana others re-
taking part IN the government of
france or REPRESENTING the country
abroad. This WAS III tne last cenlury,
before the extraordinary error Was
cottlnG the trencn inteilsctualism be-
iEnstns to our esta1hshmen,s. the
nisneC education Of Harvard lows too
Wisely TO make such . mista ke."
INC authorities al the nursing home,
In which Nine. Curic Is confined. state
mat the scientist is stun in bed. She
alton VIII be performed yet The au-
thoriues refuse eithor 10 conirm or
deny, whether Nine. Cur!c nas appcn-
The, Gil Bias today says: Nine.
CaTalieri is meditating marriage with
= q, famous I,ll opera tenor This refers
Very hopeful of marrying the singer.
who until recently was Mrs Chanicr,
but divorced Robert W. Chanler in the
Paris courts.
Tho PROPERTY of Loie Fuller. the
american dancer. has been attached
under warrant The warrant was
sworn out by some o: the artists she
employed. who are seeking TO recove,
their wages. Miss Fuller applied 10
the court to have the seizure raised. az
least as FAR as her. winter garments
prevented her from earning . living.
The Judge refused to lift the seizure.
Home I,uic Excitement Grows,
excitement is growing in Ireland, par
t!cular!y in unlonist Ulster. where
vigorous campaign Is in progress. IN
the hope OF creating sentiment In Eng
land against the promised aill az The
Asquith ministry. II Is expected that
the bin will DC introduced In tho House
.na Cnionists contemplate keeping up
the agitation Il! into thG spring The
greatest demonstration Is expected In
i n.pfia,, wI ,on Andrew b9nar Law. the
mons, VIII make an address al 2 Union
ISL rally II Belfast
Ine dcMonstrat!on i; Omagh the
oshcr day included parade, III wh!Ih
the Cn!en!sta claim there were from
10000 20 10000 men. This is contra
dlctcd by the Liberal news papers,
which nuke the assertion that there
were less thnn 5000 in the procession
Inc CAioniats arc making tic most
o. me Popc's decree tcr5!ddlas Cath
o!!cs. under pain OF eNcommun:cat!on,
from bringing ccciesiastics into court
lheir contention that an Irish phrlia-
ni,nt would he ovcr"n ellm!ngiy' Cath
ole, AID X would therefore 10 DOM
nutcd By thc Pope. Is corba,ed by
AEchaishop Walsh IN conmun!ca lions
TO the newspapers. The Irish anti.
CalAonc newspapers cali on the arch
nisaop 20 say definitely whe,hc. ;ha
decree applies 10 ireland. about wh!c.
some doubt Is expressed.
Nothing Is known 10 confirm, the con-
tenuon OF the opposition newspa pers
about GiHe.enccs between Premier Az
uu!th and John Redmond over giving
Inc irish Parliament control OF the
excise customs Details OF the home
rule bill are closely guarded ana the
ministry hopes 20 DO able TO withhold
disclosu!e, Of It's provisions until IL Is
rs.