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Gas StahuuTiidIiiF.
@sieutliGle ttnterfdli'be In. SersIeih
nit sem ,}sspelins EpS.

~ths "s"@ NtNNNe'" ~TN'
Gum .rIt.n 9(ufIii.s b.s n.umon.
ti.rtsn 2ufifhiffes " l" ipiro aus
Diiii.lbprf berihtet: 9as @eriuds-
luftidiff " 1" Der Oeuti6en 2uft~
Idiffn.rft 1T .nan Der i'm Suli pors
genommsntn probsoemonto9e oers
Ihitbenen 4bGnoeruneen uno 8erz
btiierunsen untertuprfen ipogosn, bic
fib bel ben erften 5obrten ols ssbo'
ten hernusgeitellt batten. Dieie Der,
beHerun9en be5ish.n iid in erlter 3ts
ME ouf bic Notwithstanding Der
propeller. Qie 3urd4ft gepdRlte
Sroitiibertraaun9 bur6 6ummiieiIe
Bate fif ais nift 3uperldiiig uno
porteiIhaft erlpieIen uno 1T pesbaib
ieBt burA eineu ncuen, in ben Werts
ItGtten Der Geuti&en 2uftIhiifperft
.>usgefii6rten &eqeIrloantrieb erleBt
mnrben. 0ementTpseheno bobsn out
biz bos @ctriebe troger0en gusleger
cine neue &onitruftion erFnbren. Die
oisr groBen 6ol3i6rouben rptieren
iebt oe9enldufig; ou4 Idbt il4 bos
bintere 9aor ouf Riitlouf umi4oIs
Ten.
Cine speite reientIi6e Nbdnbes
rung bat Die ON Sed pereinigt.
Steueron!aQe erfabreu, inoem an
StelIe bes einen periitoIen Sediteusrs
pref sSld6sn qetretsn iino, pon benen
bic beiben tleineren feitlif auslaoen
unb 70 bem noll.n 0uititrom ous9es
5ett finb. Ole nstolliIierte WltBelerz
9iille ipurbe BEL Riebin9.rz zIugsburg
biefer M.brbsloftun9 osS 9eds onges
poBt uno 5uoI.ih elmer qriinoli4en
Repiiion unter3ogsn; lie 1T lest NIT
uier 3eiBbnbnen psrishen, Don bensn
bic beioen ouf Der Sbsrieite lie9eroen
Gu.rbobn.n, bic 5lpti Isitlif lie9.ns
ben Qdngsbobn.n iinb. Die Ieiners
s.it auf freiem 5sloe unter itreng
tri.o3ndBtgen gebineunqen erfoIgte
Temontage bot sum srit.nmal ben
prnttiT6sn Ranfpeis geli.fert, bob Elm
Qnftfdiff BON ocr abiOluten @si6lois
T.nt.it eines itarrsn trnnspprtfGbi9
ousqefiihrt tperben fonn; CUR Gr'
Ie;6t,runo Der 0smontooe III bos
noh oem 6ed sil q.leoen., ihnob.l>
ortiqe GnbItiid bss 9ieIs gum 9srobs
Happen eingsrihtst porbsn. 0ns
2uftihiTs -, I" fobt nunmebr Bel
eirer 2Gnqe oon 84,6 0}etsr uno
eincm gr0Bten SlrhmeIisr pon 1891
Meter 5000 Gubitmeter MaiIer'toiis
COG unb er3ieft bomii. friIh aeiiiIlt,
Sci 0 @roo uno 750 Wim. Garome-
terftorb einen RCbouftricb 0on 3470
GiloQramm. Tas iit Elm 0erb1ltnis
oon 3auminhoIt M NnbIoft. Tpjc es
ein ourh fein Gjerii5t beffIpsttes
Gtarrluftfhiff ndtIrliherreiie Mot
erreihen t0nn.
W2it hieTer Gtablrohrfonityuttinn
Bat Tch aum erIttnm1l IN her Huft-
TfifFp1t ZIG rer lleberadno Oon @Ius
minirrr 2ur Sf36i ooll9o1en. pnu rem
man IFS in f1thrGrriIaer areiisn
bel oeripriht: our 1T nit i'm gum
srTt,nmaI isnr oofIitdnotos Gtnbe3isz
fun1 allcr 6isher ouf ein5elre ojons
helm hsrteil.en 7?ijbreys uno 9Rotoe
rsnitanse in hsn ejnheitlid aCidloi=
Isnen Quf.Id6ii't3ypsr sriolqt. bic
Teither ouch noz in' NuauIt b. I Ter
iioaeitente rtue Wilitdvlgit'hlif "
4" anoerommm fat. 90u1usiu6:
runo uno Wrcbs' scten osfdeben III
! ii1nbioeni qont1tt nit ber preubts
/ T+4n 5eerssbsvrqliuH1 bic oos aug
rein ioeellen t56ls?un'tsn qelei.s..
! nrisrnehmsn in iebsv USit, aud Pc,
=. 'iniGr. Forps-t
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Tie nutcriceiih, Geise.
Gsenartiec. Eel ttnterieebsstea einse.
fabrte sisnalssrridhtuna.

Gin neuer eisenartiser Ippnrat
lit Bel einigen unIertr unterfeeboote
singsfiit-t iporben, I'm Der 8.ritdnz
bisung Der 8oote unt,r.inanber uno
nit Der 9iilte gu bien.n. 9ie @orridhs
tun9 berubt ouf hem eIeiden 9run,.
gsies. bos beim 8eig,nbou maBQez
bsnb 1T, uno onburd ertlGrt iiA
ouh Der ei9enartigs Same, ben ter
Qpporat erbalten Bat, er pirb Die
yuntsrieeiTthe @tise" genannt. G!us
bem RumpIt be5 llnterIeebooteS rns
gen Sfpet tur3e StobIorme smpor.
beren GtusIduIer burd cine Saits.
mon tonn beinabe fo9en bur9 cine
Slopisrioite. miteinonber nerbunben
iin0. Tieft Saite iteht in ScIus=
rung nit Dem dlbersn Ronoe zines
Hobes, bas pur6 feline 0rebung hie
Soite in S9ningungen perfeBt uao
hamit sinen Son b.rpprruft. Oos
Rnb pirb burA eincn tleinen. i'm
Sunern res ltnter'cebpptcs unterge=
brodt.n MotOr in linbrsbung sez
febt.
Dos Giaentiimlide Der @orrid.
tung beitebt nun borin. bob bic
8sp.sunsen bes Notors bur9 Elm,
Dirt Moriebebel bsberrf6t unh
no9 Wunfd i.osrs.it unterbros
den fperben t0nnen. Oriidt man ouf
ben Ss6el. ben n2oit.r", 10 beeinnt
Der Motor fofort gu orbeitsn, bos
Roo brebt iid unb tpirtt ouf bi.
Soite dbnlid rpie Elm 8og.n ouf
bic Soite Der 8.ig.. Der Rumpf
oes llnterTesbcot.s iibernimmt babel
bic Ro(It oes ReIonon3bobens. g.im
S,enoIiiieren ipirb Der Soft.r nidt
onbers bebonoelt ME Bel einsm ees
irobnlihsn 9elsgropbisropporot. bic
2Gnge, bic 9iir3. unb Die 4bitGnb.
Der berborsebrodten 9Dne finb bos
unterf.eiids Worfeolpbob.t. Die
groris bat gs3ei9t. bob es mDelid
| 1T, i'm unterfeifhen SiqnalnienH
ouf bi.f. WsiIe Melbungen nit elmer
@eTdpinbioteit BON our6I6nittli6
t1dt Dorten in Der Minute reiters
5u9.ben
Der Gmpfon1sopporot heTtebt ous
,in:u geipohnlichen SeIepbon6Grer.
Der ebenfals unter McfeI nnuenrn-
net lit. unb burh SToIisrungsord6t,
ni6t MIR nit onoeren llnterIpebooz
ten, fonoern ouh nit 2anoftatinnen
, ber6pnosn tperoen tunn Gs bot
Tid ge3ei9t, Oab bic 5oni6ninqune
Qen unter W0IIer Bis ouf Gntfers
nunqen pcu ; Weilen nit aaer min
ffensperten 0eutlibtsit aufqenom.
men nerben t8ftfteefft t8ffttffteefftt; bb:~ b.. cSnoenieure
nes Warineminiitsriums pertreter oi,
2lniidt. oaB brr4 cine peitere Der
pplIfommnuHq Der Borridtunq aud
WeIouncen ouf uitl Qr1bere Gnt=
fernunqsn unter DoIisr abqeaebsn
unb oufoenommtn rcrben tGnrsn.
Der Grfirbsr cer eiaenartjqen Dor
ri6tunq If ein Ceitsrreiher. Ghri.
'tian 9ercer oey priprInolid fen
Shiten osr GittyreitiI4en 3eoisrrn1
0noe5rten hotte; dQtin bic oft.rrei
ftIds Wioriae0erpdltpnq na61 81:
Sofe nift ToncerIih sraft. rro f.
trnnhte id Der Grfinoer m 'r-:rc
Reaierunq. oi: aIs5alo geyTudt cn
| .ectn Iiss
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Die SSruItn=Y =Yropa9anba.
Seem glort. 23. Dec

JttU DUII. %. RVt,
Srnu MeoilI Mc@prmid pon ghi.
cnso bat ben @oriib bss GonsrsR.
gomites Der 9intional Suffroge Niios
citation ilbernommen uno miro. wie
om Wtontn9 betannt sesebsn tuuroe.
baloisit nab @aibinston abreiien, I'M
bort Elm Sauptquariier bes Berbanos
su er6SInen.
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@iseOniineriu gciaugen.
Minneopolis. Wlinn.. 23. "a

DtlnHtdpuIt8, WtIHH., %. NRC.
6ront Gas, @eorge 8ards unb 3bO'
mas Sornoons, orel in einem Sbub'
pubsrlaoeu anssiteQte @rIechen. muroeu
am Montaa bier ouI Die 8eldaGlrOe
uOn 8ole @bOuinaro. 21 Sabre ait,
bin, Die upr &urSsm BON Nmerp. @is q,
herbsr esfummen lit, unter Der glntln9e
psrbaitet. iie 9sfnnsen Qebatsu uno 81
einsm unmoroliiten 2ebenswanbel 9is
Sipunaen 5u babsn. 3ie Yoliiet bOiit.
minoeitsns ipsitere Sm0lI @riehen in
oieier Nnselesenbeit 5u perbaftsn
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Ginc Tcncrsbrunn.
6wauSi9 Giupobner pcn 6cor9e'
torn. Sritiih 6udYaua, bls-
ten babel ibr Seben eiu.
@sorsstoiun. Sritiid @unpana.


%. 9ee.
Gin GROCER Theil hes @eitditsoi,
iiritts in @sorsetcwn, 8ritiIb @ua
pann. tpuroe WtUntas frib ourh zine
S.uersbrunlt einssdidsrt. 3wnnsis
8ericnen biiBteu ibr 9eben elm uno
uleIe iuurben usrlsst Sunoerts pOn
@iuwobnsrn iino oboadlos 9spurbsn
Gin bsbeutsnoer gorratb 3udsr, Der
srpurtirt peroen iollts, lpuroe peruihs
let, uub ain 2aserbaus. iOmie sabIrside
anbere @sbdube tpurosn eiuasalhert.
Gsorgeiowu. aud Demarara seuannt.
1T Die 9nuptItaot uon Sritiih @uopana.
Die Bspolfsruns betrdst $4,000, oon
bsnsn 5000 gseiBe iino.
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Sauleno nm Strtif.
8bilabeIpbia. 8a. %. Dec.

fIi'uoN'tp'u5 fu9 NO' XIV
@esen touieno 9lnseitellte III @m. 8.
2aubeI's 5abrif in Bennington. ga.
srOBtenibsiIs WtdodsH, sin9en um
Wonta9 oil ben Streif 8ie glnfiinbjs
sung, boB pom /. Sanuar an Die
Q0bne UNI snei HroSsnt berab9slcBt
iueroen, ioa BEN NusltanO bsrbei9siubrt
haben.
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WiOntcncgros &Onigin tranf.
3ulih, Sdw.is. "a. 0es.

Sulib, Sdm.lS, 2I. NeS.
S6niatn WttIeno upu MiOui.ne9ro.
eje Wntler Der a0ulgin QeIera uon
Slolten. III notb 6eridten aus Getinje
itmer erirantl, uno Der 3uiiher NrSt
3r, VI. @enbort. rim bstonnier Stesia'
hit. wurbe om 0leustog tels9rai biih
no6 geitiuje bsruisn; Die aontsin 10. r
ieit elni9en gSphcn lhon unpaBtit,
bod, erit an Wtoutag nobm ibr 8fiins
ben cine 9efGbrlite @snoun9.
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nrz@ 5susr' uuo NebsrspsrS.ternna.
2lusihrajbeH pon 8eibtl,eiu uno .pspoe
tbeten nno SeIoocrleibPn ~ .ErOSeni
oui ga grOiier 5lhsrbei,en III meFBe
Spesinlitd.. y. 8. Sols. 624 Sub
:. StraBe. Neioe '8bonss. An6-
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Grltr GaHalOnr6Iabrt
Oberit 06ibals ioll cine Oeih'
uahts'll 'llebsrrdlhuu9 fur eds
dmerifduift,e Oolf pldnen.
9telp Nprf. p. Dec.

YripOtnotrihtsn aus Der banana.
&anolSone meloen. ea6 Sberlt @otbals.
Der lsilnsenisur osS lest 10 gut ipte
iertlassltelien Rleienwsitss. beabfdl'
ttae. Dem nmerltdullcheu GoIt cine
y8elbnah,s llsbsrra'hung gu bereiten,
inosm EN- &rieasihlii. lpabrideluiih
Der areuser Buffalo ais erItes SdllI
ourh ben Canal iabren Ioll
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Gmtltd niats befannt.
Y9aihinaton, .. q, "a. Nec.

Ser Sltbmiihen Condemnation in
gSoibinaton 1T ppn benz on9s blihen
Yion Sberlt @bihaIs'. am @eibnahts'
tag elu 3rleesitiif oarcb esu 8auama'
canal fahren 81 Iansn. onttltt nod
nlchis betouui. uuo ma:'@beat oprt
3 eiicl. OBJ lih oisier Elan burdfibren
hefe. bn bic bri oem fiirSlihen @:tt'
rulit bel Gucarod)d eiuaeltitrsten @re'
maiieu nndl ben Ieeten 9tahridten nod
nlhl ponltnnOis entiernt iudren.
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Ote ,uereftern"-5eitun-
gen Paben Ole 6eiebiette
BON Ga Greiie nicbt ma,
miticbreiben ioneern mis-
madben Pelfen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30

fry dealing especially with Nc" 1orM'
Chicago Washington and Boston. In lsN"
however. while attending tic vcdd!ns o.
king Alfonso. a. one OF tho ldttcrs most
bonored guests. he fell IN love, at Mario
with Anita DclGado. one o. a ITO o.
d4r,ouscs. whose fathers chief source o.
income aside from their earnings. was d
hot notato stove. which ne maintained III
the puerta del Sol. that - 10 say. the
nrlncipal square OF the city. Il! means
~ = rayncnt. which IS said 10 nave
amounted TO $1,000. the Maharajah oo-
,.incd from tho Oh Dolsados ;ho!r con-
CON, 70 the surrender OF then daLSh'e''
After he had given her course OF cou-
cation in Paris ,6hc was totally lllitcra'c)
bc carried her back with him To lndid'
where he married her according to natNe
rites. despite the private and o'hcia! warn
inc, % tho British Resident stationed III
biq capital and OF the English authorities
At Calcutta. Not only WAS the ne" Ma
haranee ostracisod by the Witc OF inc
Viccrov OF India and BY all the European
women OF any social position in india p"t
tho ,faharaiah himself was made TO feel
that lie no longer enjoyed the good VIII
and the regard OF the British ohiciai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30

connection that has received any sort or
tolerance b. English society at home.
though not IN India. namely, that OF Lady
Anne Coventry. the daughter or Lord Gov
entry. 10 Prince DhUloep Singh But the
latter. offspring OF marriage between
the deposcd MaharaJah o. PunJaub. ana
OF his FIRST wife. daughter OF n German
missionary OF the name OF Muller, at
Cairo. has been born and brought up as q.
Christian, in England. had Queen VIC
tol.a FOR his Sodmother and had been
educated at Eton and al Oxford. before
receiving q commission in q crack Ing
lish cavalry regiment. lie is. save for
his dark complexion, far more or an Eng
lishmar than an Oriental, and when he
married Lord Coverings mature dauSh-
ter. who has no fortune of her own.
Queen Victorla's favor served 10 over
come most OF the prejudice due 10 tine
princes scmi-Asiatic origin Still 10 thus
dav. there are many old-fdshioned people
who dcnounce Lady Anne for having be-
slowed her hand upon Prince Dhu!cep
Singh, and being a hiGh-sprted women
II ma" be questioned whether she hai
been altogether happy with her husband
IN the knowledge that She i5 looked down
upon by At least portion OF her coun-
trywomcn and by most people abroad.
EN-ATTACIlE
,Cooyrl-ht ,nIs bv .he Brentwood Compan, }
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30
COUNTESS MARIANNE TOROk.

The lady in question = by birth
Countess Marianne Torok and a COUSIN or
fine former secretary Of the Austrian En-
bassv ~ Washington. Count Alexander
Torok Her mother. a member OF the MS
ioric house Of Netter Non der Lille can
Legitimate branch Of the French royal
house Of Naloisb. after being divorced by
Count Joseph TorOb. Governor OF the
Province OF TngVsr. married the well
Known Hungarian engineer. Theodore Won
Puskss. founder or what is known as the
spoken Newspa per" at Pesth. an organ
AZ the press which provides its subscrlpers
not with reading matter but WIN oia'
news communicated by telephone. Puskas
is dead. and his widow has taken TO hel-
self q third husband, a certain Charles Won
Oserna. Her daughter, Countess Marianne
TorCk. finding NE with her mother SEC
ond husband iutolerabic. lett home and
went. first Of all 10 the concert platiolIn
as q pianist and then on the stage. where
she obtained more celebrity through heF
sensational quarrels with her managers
and through her outbursts OF temper
AGAINST the critics and the public tnan
through her art
Most or her professional career was
,nont outside Austria. with many ups ana
dov.us especially the latter. and she was
.fter in extremely straitened circum-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30
KIiEDIVE RID OF HUNGARIAN
WIFE, AND ROYALTY REJOICES

he H. bachelor Put ever since 10 has
been representing Great Britain in Egypt
os her plcn!potentiary me mas had staylng
with him at the English .residency Sue
ccssion of feminine visitors. most Of them
women occupying important positions in
Eusiand
Thus Lazy Desborough and her daush-
tor have spent the greater part OF the
winter beneath his roof and they were
succeeded by tine Matchioness Of Sails
bury and her daughter Now. both Lady
pesboroueh ard Lady SALISBURY are
ladies' in waiting 20 queen Mary. belong
ias To her intimate circle and the ia Ct
that they. while calling upon the
Nhedivc'> mother. Princess Animal. and
upou his wife the eN-odsli sQue Princess
lkbsi should. nave refused 10 pay their
respects io bis Hungarian wife. Princess
Iobeida. created 20 deep impression upon
tee Encditc. all the more pronounced
since 1ow tnat Turkey has virtually
ceased 10 hc a world power he realizes
that he D. more than ever dependent upon
the favor OF Great Britain and Of its
rulers for his continuance on the Egyp-
tam throne
Then too. last Week A6oas's FIRST born.
daughter. was married to Jelsl-el- Din
Pacha. son OF that former Turkish Grand
Nizier. Ferid Pacna. WHO - chief OF one
of the most ilustrious Moslcm families
of Albania. and This marriage mas served
Goo bring tre brides parents once more
together and has led 10 2 reconciliation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30
TIE KHEDWe's FIRST MARRIAGE.

! w.. ~, --.,a.l,, r,Il,r ~ Lcvpf man
.~,od 900 90 ,t, o,.l,so,,o. az bis ha,om.
r.. ,,.. ,a.t ,.,...so-,,<d hin, with his FIRST
.hns IA -. t.,,.,s,od h., with tbe
- 49,, ,l,,,,t,i,.. ~ I,bod,yiob no ex-
,,,,,,o-, No. 80, h,. feminine ROYALTY
! a.. -. Co.,. =. i,o, g,.rp,D, etatus
.in his haron o,. to the fact that she had
hoen more slave But when he awaited
himself ~ I'M, per,Sission of his creed TO
; add ronocade IN the number of his con-
SORTS and contracted q Moslem marriage
with tho u.o,.,. countess whom hc has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30

which rendered Princess IoDeids decided
ly dc uop. With every haren OF Caro-
against hei-and the influence exercised
from behind the hsrem walls IN tie
Orient IS very sreat-With all the mem
Der. or the Khediviai family opposed TO
her. despi-ed by The foreign clement in
Cairo and contemptuously ignored BY
foreign roval ladies' visiting Egypt. her
position became 50 intolerable that she
was only too Sad to accept the financial
arrangements made 10y the khedive-an
allowance OF some $4,000 q year-on The
condition that she left the country and,
conseptina 10 a Mosiem divorce. would
refrain from describing herself as z
khediviah Of Egypt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30
OsTRACizED BY CAIRO SOCIETY

There she lived as Countess Torok for
several wears. accomps nyins Abbas on The
occasion Of his visits 10 Europe in the
sJmme. heg position being 20 equiv ocai
that the ladies Of the diplomatic corps in
Ley pt and OF the foreign colony declined
10 hold any sort OF intercourse With her.
She was ostI czed in the most relentless
fashion and subjected 10 all sorts o.
slishts by Cairene society. foreign and
native. the women OF which were encoui-
aged thereto b. the knowledge that their
attitude toward the Iour tess nas source
OF satisfa ction 70 the first wife OF tic
thcuivc Princes. Ihba!. 81 that tine the
influence o. The countess upon Abbas was
al its height and alter having become a
cony EFT from Christianity 20 Islam. recs!N-
ing the name Of SobeiGa III lieu OF that o.
Marianne, she married him on his return
f:oTn the piisr.mage 10 Mecca. when ne
vas SAID 10 have undertaken 10. the e$-
press purpose OF slencinS amy opposition
on the part OF the clersy OF las faith 70
tie union with a Woman who had been
BORN and Dgea a. Christian.
The only one OF the KhediNes relatives
vino accorded her any backing at me
time was the Dowager Kheoiviah. The
ate. d very remarkable woman. VINO
completely dominated her husband, the
iate Xheove Tewih. and Il princess or
tic Icisnins house or Turkey o! birth
hoped when her son came 20 the throne
10 ooutlol him in the same va! That she
mad controlled his fathor. With this o.
iect in view. she discouraged tie idea G.
MS marriage with woman Of priAccly
rank and placed several OF her tsirost
Circassian slaves. tAst IS 10 ss,. women
supposed 10 be without education Or in
tellect at h.s spo.al To- the lofma ton
Of his raSlo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30
LOCOMOTIVE NUMBER 999
Centrals Frisky Old Maid Has
Three Lives and a Record.

No ?3? tho locomotive which began
making herself famous back in ls9; by
hauling tho Empire State Express on the
New York Central Railroad In a way thar
clipped of seconds IN the speed records,
has been cutting, up high jinks again. The
other day she fpranccd into WATERFOWL.
jumped the track and cavortod across the
station platform. She did no more dam
age than TO cut her mark into the plat
form and raise the advertising potential
itv OF the station Railroad folks now
point 10. the lines III the platform and
cav: No. 900 did it," They pause min
ute 10 let YOU Sloat, and then they 80 on
TO tell OF some OF the things which tho
old engine has been through.
Shes a frisky old maid said one u
the railroad men,. SHE was born in l92-
that is to say, that Is when she was con-
structed SO YOU see she became OLD
enough 10 vote this year. Her age shows
how remarkably we'll she was put To-
cethcr. According to the reports made by
the officials OF the motive power depart
ment OF the railroad to the Public Ser
vice Commission, the average life or a
lONOllOuhc u .Sdlo' ~ 49, 49, 49,
first OF the Empire engines has shown
that she had three lives. and she promises
ia 'cuual the record OF any cat you ever
leard OF. suppose 1t would be hard 10
ind many pieces OF original iron IN her.
for her boiler. wheels and lot OF other
nxirss which go TO make up a proper
locomotive have been changed time ana
again. Sizes two jumps ahead OF those
Rockefeller doctors who are planning 10
give YOU new Lee. o. a new artery, or d
new heart when the old ones are worn
out
NO. ess Amt particular what work YOU
nut her &c. She's on the Great Windy
branch OF the Il: w. & O., between cape
Vincent and Carthage. and she VIII TABOR
ahead OF a numbering freight train or
sneak across the pine plains with pas
sengcr tlain with equal Will
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stances both p..or aAo subsequent 10 he:
marriage. IL 1898 20 Baron Arthur Muller
Won Klinsspor OF the 9Th Regiment OF
ARTILLERY of the Austrian army-a union
speedily suncered by divorce. 1t was al
Pesth. in lie Hote! HgAsdria. that CouA-
tess Marianne first attracted the attention
OF hhediNe Abbas. s.X years ago. ~ his
instance she followed him 70 Egypt and
took up ner ABODE the following winter
a Koubbeh. in a villa Just opposite MS
suburban palace a. CATO.
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THE XHEoIVE's COUSIN.

Khedi,e Abbsg is not the only member
OF tie re!sning house OF Egypt VINO hS'
contracted q matrimonial ahiance VIII q
foreicn.r Of Christian birth and orie1i.
One OF his cousins. lbrah!m Hassan, ma. .
lied in a London registry ONCE IaE-
,or,,ia actress o. the name or Ola Hum
nhrevs. VINO has hgured 10th on ne
American and or the ErSi!sf stage. i"c
ma rriasc failed 10 receive the sahcuoll
Of the Khediye. which was necessary 10
render IL legal n III. eyes or the law OF
Eovni-thst is 20 SAY. OF lbrahim Has
sans native Iand-aEd OF course, tie
ecclesiastical authorities OF ;hat countr.
who were OF the Moslem faith, 10 Wh.oh
Ibrabjm Tassan belongs declined 10 con-
slider the marriage as bein3 OF an! VaiIe'
The union, such as IL was. did NOT prove
a hanpc one In any respect, and the lao .
complaining Of rlaitroatmert and o. non
support returned about two weeks aSo
"a this country. where. Il e. said. she Is
engaged in writing book describing her
matrimonial experiences with an or1ch'ai
prlrce. These experiences are purely OF d
Furopean character. FOR | cannot hnD
pat she has ever SCI foot IN ES!pt or
that she has made the persona acqus'h'-
ance OF the khed!vc.
may add that. even IL ner marriage
ia Ibrahim HasSsn were Wholly leSdl IA
the ewes OF Egyptian law, and If she had
remained with her Oriental husband he'
title o. princess would still be in douDl'
,or Ibrai1im IIassan is not the eldest, but
tho second son OF the late General Prince
,fasssn. who was d brother OF khediVe
'rev.sl and a son o. khedlVe lsinaH'
lbrahim lIassan, therefore. according 20
The edict issued b. the Khedive IN lie
early part of 1911. has no right to the iiti.
OF prince. which is restricted TO his elder
n,other. Prince AziZ llassan. This edic'
OF the Khcdiye was issued at the instance
Of the Sublime Porte, which hdo occasion
10 demonstrate very seriously with the
| lledive and the Egyptian government
boat the misuse o! the title OF prince J.
members OF the Khedivlal family
Nowhere has the prejudice against mar
r.ases between Oriental princes ana po-
tentates and European or American WON
en- found more vigorous expression IMAM
In India. Until seven years ago there was
no yassal ruler IN India more feteo py
English society or more welcome at the
Cour. of ST. James than the MaharaJah
Of kapurthaia who not only visited the
United states IN 1890. al The time or the
Chicago Worlds Fax, bat even wTote d
book about his experiences IN inns couh'