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Live ws from All Parts .of ...he World Brought by Special Cabl.

Gets l0,750,000 for Living

240_li§'_s a Yoear in England

Will of Baroness Von Eck-

hardstein’s Father Makes

Millionairess by Odd Pro- vision

LONDON. Dec. 18. - Ilnroncss \'on

[ockhnrdsteln has bccomc it miiiioniiii- isa through the strange prot-css of living 240 out of each 365 days of cncii your in Engluiid. ’l‘hcse terms :iri- rontained in the will of in-r futher, Sir John Biuudell Maple, the great Lon lion house-furnisher, who tiled tivo yclrs HBO.

Sir John died worth uliout $10,750.

000, \vhii‘h he disposed of in it rcinark able will. He left; the residue of hi estate, after if-gucicg hull been paid. in trust for his dziiightcr, one-half of the income to be puiil hcr for tive yi-urs on condition that sho resided at loast 240 days of ouch year in thc Iinltcd Kingdom. After live yi-urs she wus to receive the whole of the iiicoine on thc some condition, so that she is now in possession of the wholo of the in- nome produced by her futhf-r's cstutc, making her more than i1 mililonuiress (in English money).

in 1906 the hardness made :in un-

successful attempt to have thc clnuso osiiéerniiig her obligatory rcsitlcnco in England set aside. She founii this .stipulation inconvenient, us her hus- band possessed estates in (iorniany, snil she wished to reuido there.

In the following yeur the bnronoss

obtained a separation from hor luis- lumii on the ground of cruelty and misconduct, so that now hor heart is not quite so much in Germany as it was.

ROYALTY ROBS CLUB OF ITS BEST COOKS

famous Chef of the Jockey Club Kai Been _Installed In King Alphonso's Kitchen

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PAILIB, Dec. 18.-All the gourmets

of Paris are thinking and saying un- pleasant things of King Alphonso of lpain, who hal just carried off Mare- chai, the famous chef of the Jockey club and installed him as master of the royal kitchen at Miidriil.

Tha Jockey club was iotii to ict

him go, but courtesy to a. young gour- met of a monarcli prevented the kitchen committee from entering into coinpdtltion with him.

Al_a matter of fact the club has.

coolly lot its own hack off another'

club, the equally aristocratic. but ii trifle len sporty Union Depiomstique, on the other side of the boulevard al- most opposite. Having lost Marechal the .Iockey club has bunillit Ovfr U19 Union‘J chef.

This ia ths second time the Union

has suffered indirectly through roy- nlty, Some time ago King Leopold of Belgium, having enjoyed n. “canard sux navetl" at the .Iocksy club in- stantly secured the services ol' the author of the masterpiece who was )(arechsi's deputy.

'1`hc .lot-1. .' curb bowed. and went

across the sii'i\f‘ --lir~i'e it bribed of the Union's cooks na ir substitute. Now the great Mlrechal himself has been captured by royalty and once more tho Union club, which never seems to mind, and apparently possesses an in- oxhaustiblo luppi_\' of' cooks. has fur- nishad a luccesdor. indeed Iiiarechni himself had originally come from the linion, Ho is said to lm unrivalled in thc preparation oi' carp and grouse. and hs saws himself that he iiss no real rivsil in siiytliing, lla acknow- Iudgu that King Edwards chef is at brilliant artist, hut “tiers is _lust evir' so little of a romantic touch about his manner." Now lliarecliai docs n-t find fault with roinnncc and poetry in t-he cuislns, "But, nftcr ali. is not trun ciuislclsm the real thing? I nm :1 classic!"

BUYING AND SELLING

EIIERALDS IS THEFT

Former Frlnoh Prlsldent's Son Has to Anlwar to Charge Under Colombian Laws

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PARIS, Dec. 18.-The son of u, for-

mer French president stands scousnri Of theft and fraud by the Colombian lovernment. The law of Colombia sets forth that a person, foreigner or nntivc, Who linda an emerald in Colombian soil Clnnot dispose ot it as he ciiuoscs. ite ll required to turn over the gem to “le government who puys him about one-fifth of its value. 'l‘hi~ Uoiombian U01/ernment reserves tu itself tho right 0! cutting the stones and selling them for its own profit. -

A few years ago a. company was

formed in Paris with the son of the *K-President aa managing tin-color. but if l1°KIGOted to post itself in ri-gurd to Colombian law. The company bought *lid sold 0meralds._ nl operltionit were an successful “lst tha Colombian government step- Diii in an4 lodged it cumpliiint against 'Il' llpierers, alleging thin i...- i-.un- I‘°“Y had obtained emerahls by friiiul. A Judge is now iiiiikiiig into i'..» “hifi and two members ot’ the nil .- 'IOU have been examined. 'Fhev d -- °Iersd that they aotcd in good faith, 'IMG they had obtained nn official I’"lD0l’t llgned by the -secretary of "I0 mining syndicate of Muso. Thoy “Ned uiai they una iiinigiir t-meriii.i.i "Om the Chibckol, who possess n. lar.-to Humber of tha precious stones, and ap- rlared to trade in them habitually. 'I liilto of this axplanation the charge "I "wtf and conspiracy to defraud thc '°'°I'nmont in maintained sgninst the

DOMESTIC DRAMA

Woman Tsrribly Wounds Girl Who Stole Her Husband

PARIS, Deo. 18.-,\ domestic drama

of which the protagonists were a do- sertod wife and hcr rival, was cnacted In the Rue do Rivoll. it was n piece of Zoiaesguc rf-uli,~pr|_

A \vomun‘s shriek was hoard near

the Rue Sain Antoine. Passers-b_\' rushed lu this din-i'iloii and found a woman hclonginsr to the working class lirundlsliiiiir it I<lii\"> with at long hlndn covered \vlth biuoil. Shi- poscii like ii statue of vengcziiici-. iler victim, n .\"l\1ilZ girl, lay ut her fcct. She was terrilily wounded, the knife li|\\‘ln;: iif‘ni=tra'fell our of he-r lungs. \\`hil.-

`thc vvoundctl girl was rt-niovcil to the _Ilotel Dir-u, her n:-'sfnlliuit \v:\.-\ taken Iioforc ai p0llci~ cliiniiiissiiry. Sho ln- forined the iuzigisirnto tliiit ln-r victim was ii. laumirc.<:~; who liiul sioii-ii lnr liiisliuilil froin her. “I"or ii loin; time I had iniido up iu_\' mind to kill her." sho nddcil. “null toilu_v i bouglii at knife fm' that nl\rn~»>-P." 'i‘iu-i-i- is inns iicpii Uf the \\'o|indcil ri\‘ul's rcco\'<=r\‘.

INRESTLER DEFIES

BIG POLIOENAN

Is Finally Put Off a Terrace and Picked Up With a Fractured Skull

PARIS, Dec. 18.-A \vi'cstlcr of sonic

fame found himself in the police stit- .tion of thi- (louitic d'or cliargcd with ai. minor offoricc. \\'in~n the Iil9l3L‘l’- tor questioned him. tho man, it vvrli- nble lIcr<:ul~.=s_ who turns the at-uics ut 235 pounds, zulopicil it ilr-Iinni. tone. A policeman wus ordi~roll to scfiirch hiin ,to sce if lic t-:iri'ictl it v.'i‘upou hill |1110 wrestler took \\p ii position lin the corner of tho iifilco. 'Pho iflrs policeman to approach him wiui promptly knooki-ll down, the second

fl ztinst tho nail At this

Hg Died

la Barre, in i\iontinartre. no was at

wore a. long blouse, and, as his long hair tostiflod, guvn the bsrbe-rs little cmpioymcni. \\’iu~ncver ho want to u moctlng hc had an escort of ‘\'omen. After flcliverint; it viuicnt spc.-1-i'li lic would lenvo the hall xrccotnpnnlecl hy his faithful lio<l_vgiiurd, who not ui- \vn._\'.q aucceciiofl in suviug lilin from rough usage. It is riiilil Ihut Liber- tud left his lniiiy in thi- faculty of medicine, who will ha.vo'l1is brain cx- omlned hy piirmiiiingists.

KING VICTOR RAISES SALARIES 0F EIIPLOYES

IN ROYAL RESIDENCES

Largest in Within

Civil List of Itaiy’s Ruler

Europe, but He Lives

Hia income

ROME, Dec. 18.-King Victor Em-

manuel has rsisod the salaries of all his employes at the qutrlnnl palace and u dozen other royal residences, the .-lurks getting' un increase of one-fifth und the servants one-tcnth. This gon- eral "raise" will cost the king about $15,000 it venr.

The clvll.ilst of King' Victor is ono

of the largest in Europe. lie receives $3.ii00.000 froth the state, and out -il’ this he has to pay 880.000 annually ,mil jointly to thc “Aosta l>rotherl|"- tho Duke of Aostn, the Duke of thc Aliruzzl and the t`ount of 'l`urIn--thc s:unr~ nmount to thc Dukc of Genoa ,md 3200900 to his niotiicr, Queen Mur- ghorllu. This iciwcs him 32,840,000 to keep up the many royal establishments. to pay his i'sthor‘s debts and those or his grandfather.

But somehow thc king nianagcs to

live within his income and to snare u large proportion for charity. This, how-

- does not make him as popular nil

Tirslie spent it upon lavish entertain- -laughter and rushing t7“‘0U¢h _the ments. His subjects sneer at his rooms. He was seized bi' one of the "middle-class economies." and of his brothers and disarmed, but not until Peter, King rl tions to charity they say cynical- he had stabbed' his captor seven times stricken

,ANTI-FLIRTS STIR

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WHY FARM IIANBS

COST OF LONDON`S

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BIG HORSE SHO

SOQIALISM GROWING IN ENGLANDI Two Thousand Meetings Every Weak- mid Much Money Spent

L_0-\_'DUN. Dec. 18.-The Antl-

Sf" 'fist unions of Great Britain have Jil-'t_p-.ziiiislied un interesting tatemcnt .~-.tzing forth their objects and policy. it ia pointed out that there are i

ItIOROOOO’S NEW

Sli..TAN IS

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|Parapet Surrounding Arena to_Eng,,-,,,,1 more than 2_0,,,, s,,Q,,,,,,'2` Distinguished Dreamer

Be Decorated with Gold Leaf |“‘e“‘l"K'i eve" Week or 50.000 in H11. Troubled State Has

months and thnt. tha t.0iAl annual ex- i

L 'c Soul

_ Bt $6,000 EXPCDBQ lpenditure on Socialist organization and yn

Drwogunda is between $1,000,000 and h_2:.u.oiio. 'rinse ri..-ii, it is ima. atm- i imstrnte conclusively the tfrgerit nc ¢-ssitr for 1 great national combina- tlon on purely anti-Socialist lines. The aujcct of thc union is to combat sociiil-

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Prme5 “hu BE $60|0D0T‘ext Yea'r‘spcukt~rs with speakers. organization

as Against $4-'_' :ll iwlth organization and literature uithi y 1

iflillgton, in Jiuic, will cost S2i'i0,U0i) ini Oi 4 _

in 1908

lit:-rntuie throughout the r\li.le; country.

~ HE LOVES DOMESTIC 1.1

i ~ -- lhlni \vheri.<ver it is active to oppose R€C€l1t L08! of Hi A5601

Mule Hand to Surprise Of People

If0.\`U('i.\`. 7 `.---Loinlou`s rquiic (By the i\Iu.rquis de Cnsteilnnci

,.._,m|\._,,, _,._!,,,,_ _, ., `.,\.,§h ,U,,,m,`_v of PARIS, Doc. 1K.-Itomanticaliy . ducorutioii ilint iiiziircs it iiulquc among* gfuril though it muy scum, it is the ".

5CCi°‘t.y public 1`unrtious of tho world.

Thi- third intcrnriiiiinni horse show.

which will bo lichl at fil_\'mi'»Io. Ken

on nusiiiiiza

thu! the new Sultan oi’ Morocco, Mu.- iinfld, finds his chiril enjoyment. in d~ me-siic peace and iiuppinv-se. He

“L¥~inizatiou nnil iit»i~nr.stioii. as com _ ,1 good husband and 'ii loving fath.

lTI1e Kaiser from his latest photograph taken while hs was n l` t .l ~ . -~ » '\- .. .

sbs Count Zeppelin make an 'ascent in his famous baTlocr‘1I3 way 0 !ijigrgmxiriydéhwiilgozfiigtii;}t1Sti_»y(SRiii'00‘Ohh;imovement on Foot To Have the tliE~(`AI»e»;Asu}ofm; viitgiomgigdi ar'TI.`elTit§d‘ A

___ _ __ _ _#___ _ _ V ___ . _ __ ___ i <'»oinp.'\i‘ed ivith $45,000 this yeiir. _ 0180.156 R9m0V€d AS Being igrf-iiil_\' surprised his people, for in 1

'i`Iio decorutivc .solicit 2 will hc one - - _ f .

of uuprecedcnteri iniigniiicericc. i out of Date i'iT':>"ocii(iui'iA]l;l 3/T’u§dl)l']rT?i`iiAA<i-xgdvdccallz

The prwiiillnfz iuno will be \\'liit|;i girls being in no iiivor nor of iii.

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, iz

---l--- I Special aiicininii win be mini to uu-

i>»'\l‘1li»=t .=uiri'ounrling thc arena, This

Boys and Girls Are Up in ArniSiNo Houses to Occupy-Parish ofi in to no L-1un~<-ir gold.

hold p.ilnt~ was it first coneitlorcl

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over iiM0ra,l Vigilance of Lindsell Threatened with limi mi, i, ,.,,,_, f,._,,,.,.,, ,,,,g,,, ,_.,,,,,,,-,,

the New censor Depopulation ibfloi-i~ ltllti- sliiiw 'wus ovf' ond it.|di.l

Il t iioi \ii gnc tho rich cffcct llo-

i.\~lre~i.

I' lin: in consci|uc|ic<= boon dcclilcil

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‘lif5.\I)O.\'. Doc. IS.-'i`ho students of., I.fi\In\§_ Doc, ln.-»'l`lio spoctacle of to ilecoruii iiilg lla,-;\p,,l ,,,,tirL,|y “.p,, ‘iflasgoiv u|iivcrsii._v--hotn liiiys :\nil_n niiinbor ut' .vuillil-2 zililolootlir-ii farm Kiiil leaf, :i luxur.v which it is esti- glrls~:iro up in :wins nirziiiist an ziiiti- l lnhorr-|"si |iuiilicl_\' tcsiii`_\i|i: to ilicirlnmfetl \\'IIi_<'uRt tho directors $6.000-

Anotlici uinuintion conceins the tnn

fliflifig CBfT\l‘f\i‘~`1\ \\'1\i!\‘<l atiaillsl ‘mill inztlillity to got innrrif-ti sol.-lv liccausc-,i,,,,,. of tl", ,n.,n_l ' IU' "IlF\ldi‘-S 0" TIN' l'l"'>\\"i~" tht-rr :irc no iioiii-'os ;i\:ii!iii\li,\ in whlclii 'i`Iic dzirk liroivtii of this it is con-

i The solemn soiiziic oi' tho iinlvi-i'sit,\"|),,.y ,un HW, wus \\.i(,,___,,,,_| ut ,L pap i .=lili»r_¢>i]_ gp-Q, ;, |,9m-y mm. not in ihas TWU" IN’iillf‘lI li' iiI'H0F\"‘ iliili \\'I\l‘ll ish nu-cling in thc \ill:i;;i-2 oi' Liuilsell, fclltllénglge mmhuncc of me de' i“_“‘I@IlIf‘ ‘if Oppoxito sexes 111001 lI\l‘| l-js.=.c.\'i_ A proinin-:nt .`rirriii-r snld hcl An attempt is tiicrcforo hcinir rnndo iiliscoiirso is not :il\v:iy.~1 ciinilni-il to l:i:tl cn,-,lit .~lu;;'|i\ ini-ii v.oi'<iii,.; on hisito stain thc tnn :i iight liuff color. llil=\lIif‘lT1i'\tiC=lI |il`\iI>\|-IHS. SL‘li"-lliilf Iiirin \vlii> liuil uskcii iiiiii for i1iittii.<»‘=1.' A irold cup, vailui- $2 500 will bo of- lIl\‘itT|i‘S 0l` lil" 1|l>Iiliii>Ul-' 'if I’Ii1l't- -`~ ‘iii Ii» :iu:\liI-- iii mini tlioir i'i--1i`oi'l-il in iioiiiiri-tioii with' tlio <‘oiir.>'i?

' ilnici iii llc I . .. J Il. il lil iioi -. lisi l->rd,iuin\ ing ii null otiii-i= l

` ' li iiliilil 1 i' _ f.ii iiiii is li.iil io,f» oprii to nil iiiii its

_cc-u:~ior of n\or;i‘is i.;i.~4 " ` ‘- <- luppointed -the .~ior|io.~4i. iuosi. i.u\i\|'-

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" Hilti 'f 5 .\' `iai‘_\' i" - ‘. in un-

'Tlli ' i `onallt‘

‘HHII 1l\‘>S'Lf“i'ilId1Iil\S`“T I1\iI.\` I"fUil"_"»" -will.; ~ izlit ei i.~:= fi' ».u ili.~lr liiiiiins. iii~ A spot-iul gold cup vuluvil :it $1,000, i H“ "n"*"iI\"" Wa* I“‘I' "l'l"l`1\I" \"!¥i|` , iiistniit Tl».» '»iii,. 'i.- iii -lr \\-ii; on 3 is oi‘i‘cri~il in tin- i-o\iri~'i- of juinving `aiic~~ thot fur ilH.\'f4 limit' uf iii" ii“.\»*f'1'iii'ni.4 in l_',._,[_~_,--A ‘ooiitvsts to be con\pi,~t~~<l for by Brit- iilurod lu spi-nk to it girl siiutciii; on thy In __ig.),,_ \_ ,__.____ lu, ,,,;_|,,,\ |l~_nl~.~ lmil i ish officers only.

lUni\'ersit,\' grouniis.

iivuii oiilir ini-‘ v.'~~iIiliii;; iii i,linl\'i~iI. null

Thc cup will ht- iiclii for one .voor

I At “H th" ""iVP"5m°" in me l'"it""i<ii1i`iiii-I 'thai pi-rioii ihcr- hail i>cf~n‘l>i‘ tho winnar's rcgiin--nt and must

"hut on tho whole the men and women

vi ouil

to he taken to task for flirting. sap,|

tid nts and I do know

young and rvsiksd with the and of a estad in tho wclfnro of \\ori<iny;m , rroate a “ll

crutch and s stick. he had many 8-5' the Prince of Wales has decide-il tiuit|i.\ud to swo mirers among women. He n ways an the lmapmuod p,.0l,erty in Soumx I

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London, belonging to thc Duclii' 'li (fornwuii shall bo swoiii f\‘.\'i`l.Y und rc-|

1 realy ' .

\\`liol i sill-els'

htrvo been entirely robuiZt_:tnd tluyolil

clczin, iirlirlit-lool<ing l»l¢u'l<.~4 of. ilfiis which nro us wcll built as n.n.\' pro- porty in London.

The flats which have hccn construct-

od for tim workingnmn are very roomy und convculoiit. Rf-nts :tru very low and whencvernny of the places are fox rent innumerable applications are re

cclved for them.

Tho greatest rebuilding scliomn under

consideration oi’ the roynl ownor, how- ever, concerns that vnsl: mass of pro- perty ln I-‘rince's lvlirmlows, bolonging to thi- ostixtcs of King llldward. Whcu Prince of \Va\lcs he expressed :1 wish thiit tho whoin of this grr-ot area con- taining some 3,000 houses should be enllruly cleared und rl-built on fi plan which would make it a. good imsldcii- tial district. Tho king de-sired that the slums with which the district abounds should he replaced hy streets in which any workingninn would ho glad to reside. This scheme is now to bo curriod out hy thu Prince of Wales. ,

Tragedy in Asylum ,

PARIS. Doc. 18.-The asylum of Iiowmciet near Lille, directed by thc, Brothers of St. John of God, has been tho sccnn of ft torriliie triigofly. There are thirty inmates in the institution, and they worn taking n mcai at tiirnc tables wlinn a lunatic. nmnoii Doliile, solzcd a, knife and attacked hig nclgli- bor. Tho lnttcr avndcd tho onslaught and the blow fi-ii on anothr-r lunatic. The corotcd at-tcr_v was iiovcred and the pntiant dlcii almost instantly, the mad murderer meanwhile rocking with

members of the mission. .

placed ‘li_v now buildings with cvcry.0r M Num

.modern iniprovement. i _ _.'_ _

Trniilformz\.tion.= in this wnv linac , ":_‘§;;‘iI»\ li‘l’\

Ll i tak'-n pluco on tho d\;.'ii" csc-I" __ _ll 4

(mp M K"“smghm` (4 ' |n:tlnil_\' i-iii

. . . -. - luv for

' t. tunnis h.i\\\ Klum \\ ay ti I -L <

grim) "lm Itrunlli vulii

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' st, Il~ I i ‘ I II . I . - ,

tacked bv sovvrai persons. In the \ r;),.,,\Q,:bl°v 2,0 `;L,,-I._,u,.rt¢1;\];;_)_=_mi‘_:-Q Qld? M hm Construction Of B' “mm” A-‘W9 to show ho\v valuable is his existence i~our5¢ of the fight he was kicked in Proplrf-y 50|°"‘9i"9 f° *Ill DUOVIY °f'kn0wn_ In {}~,.1i,~¢l._f shareholders ox- ::.,?;°!};T°g\3qd|;r tv:';_Esy2:'A‘¥_§”°f;_0I;}‘° for the protection of the public the itbdoinrn and was removed to the Q9,-nw,|| go 5° Cleared Away and “mined it was fniiiiii that 140 pn" Palmer {,’V._m“_0fm and Swan H mg; peace. Larlholsicre hospital, where he died Machu." Bundmg put Un Own ,“-,.,- ;]2_o0(i_ooli \\-wth of ;ifl,¢',;, m ' hi 1 ‘ “ It is strange that this hostility ishortly afterwards. He was one of ____ Many fantastic suggestions are ad- WI pmvd ° T sp 'mg (1 base for r°` 34-`|01\mh9“'° been ““f°I‘I‘fd to “B In 5' thc most prominent revoltitlonarioii in vnnccli for tivo purpose of "getting In M an qw Npmcament or dwm` time Wheil WP Zl`0l\i mf*-`5~‘* Df me Ge” Paris. Aitliougli he was no longer LONDON, Dec. 18.-Always inter- square., with me lurda mm bein' ‘U aged ordnance. A larger and a. novel man people have shown a singularly

. . . - _ on _ _ Mosul" W or Lnwmls me". proposal is under_conslderatlon for the fraterlml ,em|mDn¢_ when mm-9 has

d°‘°l°pm"“" "E (""‘"“"""5' nrm' TAIL’ been an interchange of friendly rein-

cp out ilic 'l‘ory intijority.

Sick the Sams Way

IS. Ih-c. 18. ~~ A riaport having

ut that thc stato of lioulth c Olllvlcr was oaiising p;reiit lilo frioinl.-', li.; “ins sunt one Parisi. from ’@)\oz. thi: fol- u'.\i'i<-ristlc t~4¢!:':iin: "My i.-'isis iii work il ilvc liciiiixs tlu- coiiiplidlon .if my four- nii-. lti- sir-it tho sumo way. tloniite~i_'.‘, Eiliiic t)llivier."

PAR

been currc

low iii,z, \ li:

Yours uffco

' " ' .years t.hei_‘c liiivo boon ten murders in _ _ f - ;k§| mm that the

of Sorvia, who has been y lnvrlwv Ind in expound

1;!" “uc can Wen B30,-,| gg," . .and almost out off his lcft arm. _ . to abdlolto _ M,"

LONDON Dec 18--The British ad-

ii ii. on each other mcrl as 5 - ~ ' ‘ .

IIHUII; lfnulu. nm 1-riemuy at in List Shows How Licensing Bi" W" mirsity has under _consideration se\'-`m,,1,, It _-not the Pastas, map" to Up.

~ r “Undorprescnt circumstances I know f d . P I. t emi 'chenms fm' me d°V°1°°m°"t °f'l>. ili.» iiiujiwity of his own iJ€0DI€~ of no care in which any girl has had D° °'t° '" Ar '°m°" B2 '°c°.“d“y “sv” 73"” ‘m the °°“5ti TT' nv iii:-ro arc those who think that

- ~ ' ~ ' Owners of Sham “°ff-1 Of the m°“fh °f *ht* Timm”-i\,\~»ii-ii i<:».ii~.~..i <1i»<ir»s in increase hei-

with the man s 1 o , _ tgdnthg ";:°§s’3~ru3;.;"i"'i7"ktWmb{’°f1“J‘9 i;ii\_. 'ou is iiiii..~ it with u. VIGW £0

' ’ ni' rm friendlliiis. and at least _ __ 0 H I D e 0 0 an ie- _. _- -_ . -'\- ._ when the em-

Aitnked -AH" Lsavma In Annum" iidningrxqiages, whichl have roluifcd colgjclliggij dAer;e3]“E;,Fn"i;§ Nfiuisltn funds. The first works to,| . ,_ i- ,_, -_ ,_.._ .,,,,,,u,y ¢a\m\y

Gathering and llitreatecl so that from our c0_eaucauon system_~_ “musing hm lg mrmsmd in A lm he undertaken will be the transfer-l,,_,__,,.,_. H ,I my ,,M,__,_,.,,_v of his peg.

published shorvinz that 62' of the Dbers mation of Grlmaby and Dund” mtoi VI" “"` ‘“"‘i";"‘ us' It becomes mcum'

' `\vho helped to rsloi-t the measure are bu" for wrpbda Craft' |I’f`I\¢ “limi England- I think' E0 see U

LONDON, Doc. 18.-Libertad, the nivmru of pmwe,-'y :mm-e5_ Expwés 1" h°"b°" and t°"P°d° War' it that she maintains the supremacy

notorious Anarchist, has met with oi The list is not <-xliaustlvo, as only mm ha e already reported very mv' Of U15 S611. HI€1`l0US1\ DF0b9-my Bl me ifilgiv death- 0" I@t“'Ii\§ U1 8-0211"- fortv oi- ilfty conniuuios out of two gxlblfhaorgcglgfnctvvg) ggicesalmerggggg bask of our minds we know that the

1 ~ ' `- . _ -' hostillt of which the German em-

rihlsi: gathering in Rue du t_he\alier de J iilindieil 't\<it. cxainiricti in the craft are concerned Wm be computed perm: sgeaks is a buggy raised in Omer

extreme north of the North sea is re- garded by moit naval authorities al the most probable scene of fleet cn- gagcnients, and it is hut natural there- fore that there should have arisen s. demand for :t ropairing base as close to tho sxtrcmo north of Scotland as possible.

MURDERERS AT LARGE

Ten Cruel London Crimes Remain

Unpunished _

L(>NI)0N’, Doe. 18.-In tho lust six

London tae authors of which hnvl not been :list-ovcrcd_ cases nf lnfinw ticido not helm.: iucluilcrl. The total'

is ninety-two, divided as follows: ‘

Mur,]e,~,.,~§ ilu s|iok¢. on nrt, hut he did not y-_gt found, know how pt-oplc in nrt circles .smiled

_ » and shruggcil their shouldcrs. -~*-*~"-"”“‘”"""“ i

lic spoko on politics, but they hai`i‘ ', ht-aril cuouirh. he said. nliout ibut. 'l`hc

ili\ino riirlit of kiiins \\n.~' in thi- pr:-.s-I e-ut du_\' ai uuinii`i-st.iii-~\i of rirroixniic.-_ _. of fantastic lnuiirlnntiou. rind of it A T .spi-viiii personal ri-i.iiion to i‘.oil i-Yost-r

thuii tii.'\t enjoyed hy inortuls on it

Murders.

1903 ¢.,...... 17 1904 20 .. ..... ' 1905 19 .. ..... '

15 11

1900 1907 ......... .. . ... ‘

10 .. ..... Z! -

:,.:|,,i-

1908

92 10

This table does not

torious deaths where- the ,lnrleg re- turnull an open verdict. Four of the ton murders untrnci-d sinoo 1002 wcrc r-uses in which wonii-ii died as tim ro- sult of illcgnl opr-rations.

The nntmced cuss-.~1 lnizlullo not only

tahosc in which tim criminal has not bei-n traced, but also those in w11l<_-h the polico possess information which leads them to suspect that only imi- peizs-iii could have committed the crimr-, but hnvn found it impossible to obtuiu thc lcgnl cvidcnog f|ef‘.o.=sar_v to justify his or hor arrest, or nrior nr- rest to i-u-nitro his or her ¢~on\-it-¢|o|i_

Among thc "unt.!'lf‘e1l" cn.~1r-s undcr

this clnsslfii-iiilon arc thu 'i‘ottonhnm Court rond murder of iiorn Pla-i-nick (lloctnnlu-r, 1103i: Siudio iuuriiur of thc nriist. Archil~;il.l \\`uklcy f_\l:\_'»'. 1006): ("amd<~n 'Town mnriicr of Emily f"i"h_vili.-"i Dimmu:-k (September. 10071; Elephant rind tfaltlo murdcr of tho <-hild Mary Ellen Bailcs (May. 1903); :ind tho Blooms- bury murdcr of Bertini Praeger (Octo- ber. |1908). _ _ ..,_._____ i

inciudo mys-

L0.\’1'>(>N, Doc. 1%.-A movement i

'taking place in the 1-`i'oucli cl'.';m`l- fto suppress a clause in ilic 1-`r- ii.-h vii" code of marriage. 'i`lit» arliclo rciul. “The husband must protect his wil and tho wife must obey he-r husband iiind in civil marriages the mayor ies- out this article to the couples obo.

,io be inurricil.

I 'l`hc promoters of thc bill assert th: *this is oit1'fashioned and out of (sr und constitutes n roul injustice to vu- mcn. The proposal to .supprcss in- phruso is, of course, no new one, nzirl it is curious that in thc rt-ligious sr-r» vice the words "to obey" come ii\ with the reformation. It ilocs not exist ii the Roman Catholic form, but the po- sition of woman wug iurgciy luiiuenci '_ ut. that time hy thc Purltiiii idea \»i \voin:1n'.< suliniissiou.

It is siiinctinics ,-uni that inili.-'.creti -:i

is thi- :ittrihurr of \\--ir:-iii, und ii~..ii one of tlic chi- f` ri ii..-»i..~' i\li.V it is :so iieircssaiw' iii lit-vp .\onic:i from pui\lii:_ Iifc is thut iiu»_\' uri- liit<l_\ to glvc lliu online away by tht-ii volui.i.il\>' or wunt iut' rc.=cr\'\.~.

The German cinncroi' is certainly an

instance that such qualities can bi-

.was uni: ag . ' ~ - - ,» ,. . moment the police co|ii|1iissioiis'ry1i5 *“ 3-1'” IWW ff"I'“il“;d fm~p_~.,-six f,,,,;~','g{{S"1,, ,iw m,-iq, ,.\,\,r,.;,_ l lic won iwico licforf- iiccomiug the equally shared by mcn_ and the indis- tered the office. I-Ie ssw what had p.;`°#°tI“‘gI-lb _“H th°lI°t°°t‘;"° Zh C ,,€’L.i1'r\i'ii. A lnrgc ,,umi_,¢.,- ,,f n-,Cin whose *`€K|'"”\@!\t~'! i>I‘0l><‘l`t.\'. cretions of his imperial majesty up- taken place and locking the door after _ig “md” _ 5 "{‘°_"- J'-'_ _;"’f`l"`_ U5 I; gasps m,,g(,,] fmm ¢“.,,m_,._l“_,, 1,, mmy The Whole of thc rovzii inciosurehas pear to have crested a. very \vhirno0l him beat it hasty retreat. His score- °°" ‘fng “lf” "f_a‘il¥f° fd’ “'?';'£;J m\fL,°,, tcstiileil that tiir-y wore \\'iiliu,<: find “Trendy been t“k°"‘._1fI}_‘f____"ff‘C|"I P[_’1;iin the heart. of the German govi.-rn-i UPS' f0IIOW¢d’11IS GXMIIDIG- €§2|s1.oldai?v h(;3)l.(,‘;:,:e “l.li!th Nmh oth". fiilxifius to get murrlf-il at once. but gmmme "ext 5'5"" ‘vm f‘°“'f5~'II fl 7113-’ _5TITIT`”';'i'i

The wrestler then opened a. window M 0xf~m_d and L.amm_mgG' me lad); were I,r,,.em€d from _‘ning 5,, ],_,,__,,,,.e`grum (of the boxes of the royal cncios- -u a o .

and took refuge on a. terrace, but the u"‘dergraduaU,B (1.05, Somwvllle ,May tiierii were no pliico.-z in which to livo. "mi “hh the “""""" 'lf IIIPTI” °“'"“TS- It is true that the emperor has ro police mossciigep stepped on the ter. MM_gm_0t Gino” Ne“,,,h'nm, ,',,- ‘pal A resolution \\'c..s pctsscd calling upoul _ ‘_ |

i t bein seen, and \\it.i A , ",,` 1,,_ the coiuilx council immodiattoh to tale. war hc did his best to ci\couraKS`:il_\lf:

rave witmu g 4 other ladics' col'log‘\-s src aim' _'i f _. .' E E A kick and _st blow witii his list sent the \_m,|s_hl>. aC,_.,,m\mni,.d by R ¢;,,,_,,,»,-¢,,,_ l stops by. ii=‘iili1_i'ng \vorklngmcn’s. iz iiiil-it S slii1l;;ltccttll;itr1it\?(§etl;)ero1?mmy

C°l°““5 mt" ‘I’a°°' He “A” picked who keeps st wittehful eve on hai pupils. \\hi<.li \\ou.ii save the itlfllll f\0|1\ . up with s fractured skull and taken 1, H K' UE |,,,,tm.,,,,_ lim at me non, ‘ p.-.priintiiiip strengthened the hands of those rho. to the Lnribolsiere hospital. where it ;.,,;r|d1,,mh;| “,,|\.,,r,,m¢._st|,,,.1ad|,.,,pa\-g, --- Y D er etrated a war of which Engiindi

exposed the fact that durinif the Bucr

middle and lower clus.c.' y is unfriendly to England" und that he

tions betwccn editors of newspapers, between pastors, hctwoeii Burgomast- ers and trade unionists. I do not know whcthor it can he said of such ex- alted people as einperoi-5 that theirut- teranccs can bo cliuiucterlzed as "gas,"

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was found ini-crsssry to bind him. Ha h - d (1 _ ite bla _ can never be proud, but the real mis-I ‘Hu Wonliicd lu get wan with the Ritltigagocalséendi&?L:;“si(;h';s qu A B T h Ad _ _ chief lies ln the fact that the emhcnv-m.! m,._;spp5¢-r wh¢n he loaves the hos- I-'1*p@,-ri hav;-. noun occasional harm- ’ "' '°. """"|fY H" P"‘¢'°" C°"5'd' is anxious to impress thc world uith.

‘ °r=\tI°r\ B°v»r°¢| Schemes and Work the idea that "the priiviiiiing senti-

IYU- less flirtationl, I admit." said at lady _

,i (lent M U'||lvcrsit_v Foliage, London,_ will .3°°f\ C°W\m¢"°° ment among s. lurge§scct|ilonGe<:_1Em;ii:€

i“"‘] I5"m~ Til" Y`<‘<’f Will I-*C f0I`n\9 i value in the evcs of lic fa I ci'

I ‘silk liuiiizlngs of yellow and white und' (By Lady ilcnry Somerset) ,mm ox])]am\l'l_)n NUS in \hL_‘!.mL _H

-dccorntivl, work of thc boxes, S1 nts

‘ ciisiiowsiuiiiiis, iiiii noi iiiiiiii;.,..,,.,....,.,.,,..

.\iuii-y Iinild is a trur~ po-t, a vii.-i. ‘-xiii.-lied poet-it driiniiu-1'. imbued \\'.' tho charm of Oriental fialiies and lr genis. lu one word. has n. iyrl soul!

Muley Iluiitl did iioz ,-t- ~k to be sul-

iztn. He wris drivon to ihat office by the force iii' i-ii‘i»iiiii.<t:ii.i-os. He pr-\~ claimed hinisoll' f-'iiiiiip on the day ‘ learned lliui lil.; lirotlicr, Abdul-Azi iiuii pawn--il their mother's jewels in i I'ul'is pau iisliop.

That diiv thu poet wept! The next iiiiy he glrrlcd on his swoi-.l

and drovo his unworthy brother from the throne.

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Talking of Mussnim:ii~= the fact i.~

that harems are the pr- :rt of mod- 'rn .\[ohammt=dnn rcilnii '-nts and iid not exist in ancient 'I' "i<ey. Thi- ownlng of .-.o\'cra1 wives in the olden timcs mount so niauy separate house- holds, cach est-.ibiislimcnt fitted and furnished exactly likc tho otlior-tin. some number ot .sli\\~c.~', horses, sev- vaints. Hotline, je\vi»is, and last, hui not lcnst, thc shine amount of :iticntloii

‘f'i_-ozn thc husband. But the complica- ition.- of maintaining a. number of ‘\liou.<~=lioids under such conditions littic l»;.~ littir- did away with this expensive _ .~'_\ stciii. l .\`o\v. thi- ‘.~.'l1olo-many-Wived Tur- kish fniiiiiv iivc.-; in one house. This iiouso ‘i diiitictl into two parts, onc

‘lofi the “sel:imiii~;" and the other

.- in the former the 'hus-

..... .i ; t-elves his friends and attends in his liu.-lrioss, :ind In tho latter live

tin- wives and children.

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I nm sible to announce the forth-

coming marriage of the Count de Cara- mon and Mademoiselle de Gansy. And 1 have only one word to add: No one f-vcr mentions Mudcirioiseile de Ganay except to call her “the prettiest girl in Paris."

DEATH TIIINS OUT RANIIS

OF THE “IIIIIIORTALS”

who Will Fill Their Places-Drumont Expected to Fill Chair of Victorian Sardou

PARIS, Dec. 18.-Death has thinned

out the ranks of the "Lmmorta.l|" lo severely of late that there are now no less than six empty seats in the French academy.

The armchalrs of Mm. Gebhart, Hial-

vey, Ceppee, Boissier and Bardou have to be filled. It I! expected that the chair occupied by M. Gebhart for which there are several candidates. will be filled by M. Raymond Palnoam. M. Eugene Brlsux, Alfred Capus'a.nd Georges de Porto Riche are candidates for the seat of Ludovlc Haivey, tha dramatist. Up to now the first men- tioned is the favorite for the honor. For the chair filled by M. Gaston Bola- sicr there are also several candidates, of whom the favorite seems to be M. Dominic, a scholar.

but to common eyes it look! Stftiligv- ly like it.

The kalscr is not to bo envied d\ir-

ing the lust few days. in tho roich- stag only arc Germans nllowed to speak their minds about the ruling sovereign without four oi' puiiishinhvit for lcso mnjestc Ilorr iloinc, in Uu- <-ourso o some rcmoi ompcror had been ar'cu.<tonu-il to speak

their hcud.-i :it ‘.1i.~\ spo\ei;lics, and no- boily tolil him.

lowcr plane.

Tho unity whit-li had boon brought

about in the (`ii~roi:in nation, ho ad- tliul, wus tin- unit- -il' indiginition.

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A inoil-~i~n Ttiiv i< mndo liliu=f'if

ffilvioiiu In Iii-li`u.~i. Un :n not il.'i_v .\iarinu1o Mslbn had to ii':i\'r~i'.~'o ri

tho cari‘i:1;zf‘. but ilu- _voutliful lioro. who linll in luupllo oi' llf'l\'-‘i'fll“"T»< tiiiliiil ii in his h.-wk. sprnnr: to thc front

on all subjects. Nfl spoko on science,

l\Llmb€i‘ Of l1i\Il`iIL‘l“~' in tlio Six ye;\r_5| not dreaming how sch-ntl:-its shook

Among the caniildatf-s for Francais

(‘uppee's chair is M. 1-Edmond Horan- icourt, u, novelist, who hun already iniiuie several attempts to win immor- tiility. It may hc that he will suffer lunothor disappointment, for there is 2 talk of Pomuirois. n poet, be-ing elected. i As regards the vacancy oiuiscd bi itho death of Victorian Sardou. it Il stated today that .\i. Eiionsrd Drumont, oilliiir oi' tlic liiliri- Parole, fanious 101' this untip:ith_v iiiunrds .lcws in general :ind M. _\i ~»il iii-ii_\ fn.-.< in pnrtiouiar. ‘\\itl stui:-i .i~ i iiiiidiiiiito. It is said '.li.it l...~ -.iiwiiliiiiiro is supported by Iwo disiliiziiislied Aouiliimicisihs-

Lord Howard Do Walden, Rlohlal Bachelor of England, Undauntod

by Hi. .Damn I;

Lo.\'Du.\'. in-c. 1|.-Lord Howard De

souklnz prawitir-lit fi' ni hor 31-'tri i0f“~,,|,|,.,,_ Up. ,what b“,he\0|. peer of

iiiinrzinnil, is ilctormined to become A .pln_\'vvrlizlit. Not inrmy months since, linda-r the nom ilr- plume of T E Ellis,

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N, gh.. r. mf filriy "I :tin toiiciiof

to be cipprcnticed in ii,_trnilo.

~` hut \vi~is fi box-ufirle (Elura, >

ably novel stogo effects. _

*' _` . _ _3 aa..

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null ico\‘i~)i"-»I tho l'i\\""ll"m WH" "Witte lily-ivliiwt-il lilniiii Prle drlirnl 6h~»' t‘\'»‘T'i HR' 11"" T* i tiill-i " ,anva ," wh ereived (rlnndl

~|'»~~.ii~ i'.'»\." v.r.ui» un-iron" -\i1"l;:~;',iri-imnl-nt nt tin- him | of tha orfuicgi'

vour c1ii\'=ii""i‘* fl"‘"H"' ""' ""` I" I""I“i Now thc noble om busli!'writin¢ mst. i nn- sind .von li'-~ ~t~\<l.v "nfl l ft riminiii- piiir, with it musical setting ' |,“|,,_.,¢,-|,,|,, mp] n i~..r||fori tn .\"“"`i li_\' Joseph Ilulhrnoke, \vI1lCl| VIII bn . inotlu~i'." .\ f‘iif"l\" i"" lIl`i‘ i““l"'I*liproilucr~d ncxt spring Iti I cyoll of l“-M nnflo-wil, "to hiiv s -uunli cirf"‘\|,,~¢~,. dramas after 'tho `wA¢\u»¢|n‘ that would i'»~inli\~l ilic _vouth of his rniinncr, each occupying Lhrog lwui-g, prompt sr‘ii~\i‘1 nurl ilif' t!i“.'i .-‘iiigi~r's Tho f‘_\cI9 WIII ht milled "Dy1,g.'n, Qon apprwiniioo of iii.= coiiri--.-y. of tho \\'n\'c." being band won the

.\’inn_\' contrilnitionn hnvo iicoli ro- funmuil Cymriu l0lcndl| "Tha Mgbln.

colvrd mul much enthusiasm nroiisail uglon."

ovvr this simph- action, and thc irish Do Waldcn. who is a kc-on ghrdgng y,,,_\~ lg to hm-.» ii good oiini-ation, ..m1,nf i-ii-cirh-ity, is devising some remark-

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