Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
Worlds Doings of Interest Caught
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tBy Associated Press.)
 LONDON. Oct. 4.-Empress Eagenie
 has this year broken a custom of
 many years standing and. instead of
 boarding her yacht, the Thistle. for
 the Cowes regatta. and afterwards cruising in the Mediterranean sine has
 spent the summer at her home. Earn.
 borough Hili
 This change in plans caused rum
 or that the ex-empress, who has en-
 joyed wonderful health, had com menced to tail, but this is denied and
 it is stated that Eugenie, who is now
 in her eighty-eighth year, has been out walking in the woods that sur
 rounds her home, practically every day during the summer. Farnborough Hill although situated within sight Of the great military camp at Aldershot is one of the quietest places in Eng land, and the little community of eX- lies, which surrounds the ex-empress, lives segregated among a forest of pines.
 In the grounds are the tombs of Eugenie's husband. Napoleon H., and her son. the Prince Imperial, who was killed while fgbtir for the Brit ish in Africa the bodies havina been transferred from Chiselhwst. the ex-I empress former residence in Eng land, in 1888 The residence and mu- seum adjoining contain many price less relics, including the carriage used by the Emperor and Empress at their marriage. ard the opening of Napoleon the Thirds first parliament. Every where are objects to remind one of the past history of this once powerful family.
 The Benedictines, who look after the spiritual needs of the household and guard the tombs. have church and priory. and are now engased in building an abbey
 The passing away Of one of the greatest contracting firms iE the world. John Aird & Company is an nounced for next year. The firm which damned the Nile and carried out Oth- CT great works throughout the world !. will cease to exist next September, by whicff time all outstanding contracts Will have been completed.
 The decision to go out of business has been taken by the present Sir IohE Aird, who succeeded his father in 1911. and inherited from him fort [ me of over S5.000, ,0o0. The reason given is that, while the risks of con tracting are as great as they ever were, the profits are net nearly so large as they were some twenty or thirty years ago. Great plants will be | distributed and a stan of engineers, will be seeking new positions as Q re . suit of the action.
 PARIS Oct. IA million French men have looked into tine plain, friend lv face of President PoiEcare during his September excursion through France. In automobilng from Paris to Bordeaux, he passed . many a town and village. HeI saw 10000 troops at the autumn man euvers in the Toulouse country. He met some thousands of the important people of the provinces through when he travelled. His utterances in reply to addresses of local authorities and at nubIicldfnners have deepened the impression that POincare represents the new spirit in France, the spirit of confidence. energy and action The diction of his speeches has aroused the admiration of literary France i
 .sPresident Poincare and President Wilson are alike in one respect re newspaper observer. What zver they say will te fiRely phresed: x hv either of them has done thing will ho expiaired in the best possibio manner Were NIT. Wilson a French man he would be a fellow academician with Poincare'
 Tho presidential party, which in ,Iuded Madame POincare. several of the cabinet and their wives traveied in forty automobltes. , They took intervals on duty roads CT rom zoo to 100 yards apart so that the was often Gieht or ten miles long. The presence of Madame poipcare and other women brought ,bout an innovation at official dinners n France. It was arranged that the women should also be guests. and so were the wives of the provincial au- Iborities. A white straw hat with vel vet ribbons. such as are commonly i, orr in the Grouse. was presented 1 fo Madame Poincare st Gueret sha auehingIy took of her fashionable : Paris toque and put on the peasant hot She wore it at lunch and drove I away in it, the country people cheer. Ing Four thousand persons dlned with the President at Toulouse. When fhey drank his health. 700 bottles Of champagne were emptied to fill the glasses once.
 2 MADRID, Oct 4.-Bombita, the most famous toreador in Spain, has an-