THE NEW YORK HERALD.

DPlfP • PARIS and FRANCE, 15 Centime». rllitC • ABROAD, 25 Centimes. EUROPEAN EDITION—PARIS.—THURSDAY. DECEMBER 11. 1913. NO: 28.234.

ARTICLES A LA PAGE 5. Prospects for Season on the Riviera Are Excellent; NEWS ON INSIDE PAGES. Chronique artistique de l'hôtel CABINET BEATEN AT Wall Street is dull, but market Drouot. Many Villas Are Taken at Beaulieu and Cap Ferrat holds firm. Page 2. La vie mondaine à Naples. Court and society news from the Revue quotidienne de la Bourse de ANNULS ELECTIONS British Isles. Page 3. New York. Visitors continue to throng Paris Aero Salon. Page 3. Consultation of Country Ordered by Full Results of General Election Show NEWS OF TO DAY SUMMARIZED General Huerta Is Declared to Strong Movement Against the Be Unconstitutional. Government. The Imperator THE WEEK S RACING CALENDAR To-day, Auteuil. Establishes a Friday, Saint-Ouen. VOTE IS UNANIMOUS ONE. SOCIALIST GAINS ARE MANY. Sunday, Auteuil. 1 Unique Record English racing results page 3. Assembly Afterwards Proclaims Dic­ Ministry May Try to Retain Power tator Provisional President Pend­ by Alliance With One of Op­ Praulein Muscha Butze, the German actress, died in Berlin, yesterday, aged ing New Elections in July. position Groups. Hamburg-America Steamship Carried seventy-three. 53,696 Persons in Seven Trips to The Court of Appeal in London decided rSPECIAL TO THE HERALD.] SOFIA, Wednesday.—All the results of America and Return. yesterday that women, by reason of MEXICO CITY, Wednesday.—Congress the elections for the Sobranje are now their sex, are disqualified from acting to-day declared null and void the recent as solicitors. known, and they show that M. Rados- TBY THE HERALD'S SPECIAL WIRE.] elections which made General Huerta lavoff's Ministry, instead of obtaining LONDON, Thursday.—Figures received The London County Count -"«sterday President of Mexico. Senor Jose Lopez a big majority, as it expected, has been at the offices of the Hamburg-America displayed a notice in its trame> drawing Moctezuina presided over the Assembly. the attention of women passengers to defeated. , The Ministerial candidates Line here show that the Imperator the danger of unguarded hatpins. The vote of 156 was unanimous, ten obtained 95 seats and the Opposition carried 53,696 persons across the Atlan­ Gatholic members leaving before the roll 108. The Opposition seats are distri­ f ^OHE, OF THE VU/LAô AT CAP D'AU;.- Ï tic on her seven trips to America and It is reported in Constantinople that was called. buted as follows. Agrarians 48, So­ the Turkish Grand Vizier, who is ill, has cialists 35, Democrats 14, Radical Demo­ return, thereby establishing a world's The reason given for the annulment of resigned. The other members of the 'Herald" Correspondent, Who Makes the Villa Baratier, at Cap Ferrat, for Pins; M. and Mme. Rocquigny, at the crats 5, M. Gueclioff's party 5, Pro­ record. • Cabinet are endeavoring to persuade him the elections is that they were unconsti­ gressives 1. MM. Malinoff, Daneff and The cabin passengers totalled 22,460, Run Along Coast, Finds Anima­ the season, and her mother, Mrs. Mason, Villa Germaint-Rosine ; M. Julliard, at to modify his decision. tutional, because out of 14,420 districts will be there part of the winter. the Villa Speranza ; M. Philipps, at the Gueehoff have been re-elected. while other passengers numbered 13,089 tion Rapidly Growing. The anti-Governmental movement was An employé of the Hotel Ritz, Paris, only 7,167 voted, or less than one-half Villa Gracia; M. Lannay, at Les Lotus; and the crew 18,147. Many Villas Already Let. Mme. Quévreux, at Les Mandarines, and strongest in the north of Bulgaria and yesterday, inadvertently became cauglit the number demanded by the Constitu­ particularly in the Departments of Record prices for accommodations tion. The next elections will be held on Inquiring at Kurz' House Agency, at M. and Mme. Goscicky, at the Villa by the counterpoise of one of the lifts at [FROM TIIE HERALD'S CORRESPONDENT.] Plevna and Tirnovo. The Greek popu­ were paid, some Americans giving up­ the first Sunday of July next year. Beaulieu, I found that quite a number Myosotis. the hotel, and the fire brigade had to MONTE CARLO, Tuesday.—Another sud­ lation, in Black Sea ports voted solid for be called to extricate him. He was It was suggested in Congress that of villas have been let. Among them Sir Henry and Lady Samuelson have ward of $2,000 for a single stateroom. not yet opened their villa, La Mon­ the Socialists. The organ of the Social­ found to be slightly injured. General Huerta should be proclaimed den and complete change in the weather are the Villa Trianon, which has been ist party declares that the result of the It is announced that the Imperator interim President without a vote, but was an agreeable surprise this morning, taken for the season by Mr. Ivan Caryll. tagne, but they usually come out rather election means the defeat of the bour­ early and may be expected any day now. will start on her next trip from Ham­ After being shadowed by detectives the Speaker declared this unconstitu­ when the sun beamed down from a cloud­ Comtesse de Merode-Westerloo has the geoisie and the Bulgarian Monarchy. burg on March 11 for New York. She for two months, a gang of thieves who Villa Ginette. M. Pierre de La Tour M. and Mme. de Markiewicz have ta­ tional, On a vote being taken General less sky, and the sea, which yesterday It is not yet known what attitude is now at Hamburg, having an improved operated in big Paris shops while, the Huerta was declared President. Saint-Ygest lias La Vigie, at Cap Ferrat, ken the Villa Perle Blanche, at Cap tho Cabinet will adopt. In certain was gray and rough, was smooth and D'Ail, for the season. Among the villas system of ventilation for her boilers in­ afternoon crush was at its height was the round white villa not far from Mary­ quarters it is stated that it will not re­ stalled and additional cold storage space arrested yesterday just after the spoils Correspondent Not Threatened. brilliantly blue. land. Mrs. Arthur Wilson is coming to still to be had, and at very reasonable sign, but will try to obtain the support prices, M. Roustan, the agent, tells me, supplied. of the last expedition had been shared FBY COMMERCIAL CABLE TO THE HERALD.] The prospects for the season at Monte Maryland directly after Christmas. Miss of one of the Opposition groups by re­ Captain Ruser, commanding the Im­ out among them. Muriel Wilson will be there a little later are the villas Lumière, Les Mimosas, constructing the Ministry and offering NEW YORK, Wednesday.—"With regard Carlo seem excellent, but wishing to in the season, as she is going to Canada Catiche, Marcelle and Les Coccinelles. perator, will be transferred to the new to a reported threat to. throw the portfolios to its allies. Hamburg-America liner Vaterland, Suspicions have been aroused that know how the rest of the coast was to visit the Duke and Duchess of Con- Kurz' House Agency has also still a HERALD'S correspondent in Mexico City As soon as the Chamber meets, the which will make her maiden trip next Cordeaux, one of the four men arrested faring, I went to Beaulieu and Saint- naught in January. number at Beaulieu to be let at all kinds Government will ask it to vote a bill recently in respect of a safe robbery at into prison for refusing to divulge to of prices, ranging from l,800fr. to 10,- May. The Vaterland, 56,000 tons, will the Mexican authorities the name of his Jean yesterday to see what was going on The Villa Sylvia, another of the show sending before the Supreme Court MM. Bezons, is also implicated, at least to the places of the Riviera, has been open for OOOfr.—Les Bambous, Les Palmiers, Les Daneff and Gueehoff. M. Gueehoff is ac­ be the largest vessel afloat, eclipsing the extent of his knowledge of the author of informant in the statement that the there. Orangers, Les Cyclamens, Villa Carmen, Imperator by nearly 4,000 tons. Cap­ Powers, through the medium of the some time, and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis cused of high treason in signing with the crime, in the murder some time ago At the former place many of the villas and their children will probably bo there Villa Madeleine, Villa Martine, Villa Servi a a treaty which entailed the loss tain Kier will relieve Captain Ruser iu of a policeman at Chartres. Mexican Minister at The Hague, had Manon, Villa Magda, Villa Mon Désir, of the whole of Macedonia to Bulgaria. command of the Imperator. offered to help in solving the Mexican are already taken. four or five months. Princess Alexander of Hohenlolie-Schil- M. and Mme. Claeyssens are at the Villa Belle Etoile, etc.—but they are M. Daneff is accused of the same crime Another giant liner will be added to Considerable emotion was caused out­ problem, Senor Mobeno, Mexican Min­ fast being taken, and the prospects are by granting Russia the right to dispose the transatlantic service in April, when ister of Foreign Affairs, cables that no lingsfurst has already been for some Villa Eugenie. M. Octave Henry, of side the Gare du Nord, Brussels, yester­ time at her pretty villa, Belles Fleurs, Brussels, has taken the Villa Marie- excellent for the coming season. of Bulgarian territory. the Cunard liner Aquitania, 47,000 tons, day. by a revolver affray between two such intention exists and that he ap­ It is stated that when the new Cham­ will start on her maiden voyage. proves the stand taken by the corre­ and will as usual remain for several Georges, at Saint-Jean. M. and Mme. passengers, one of whom shot the other Nullot have the Villa Batavia. Queen Mother of Italy Buys Villa. ber meets King Ferdinand will leave for dead, apparently in self-defeuce. Both spondent. months. Echo of P. and O. Strike. La Bastide, which belongs to Lord BORDIGHERA, Wednesday.—The Queen a holiday abroad.—Temps. men are believed to have been apaches At Eze, Les Carroubiers, leased to [BY THE HERALD'S SPECIAL WIRE.] Lady Eva Wemyss for several years, is Salisbury, has been let to Mr. Douglas Mother of Italy has purchased the Villa UNION OF CRETE TO GREECE. uTio had fled from justice to the Belgian JUDGMENT AGAINST BANKERS Fletcher. LONDON, Thursday. — Sir Thomas capital, still vacant, but Lady Cowley is coming Etelinda at Bordighera, on the Italian IN NEW YORK IS OVERRULED. in a few days to stop there, a.nd Lady Princess Galitzin is at the Villa Le Riviera, from Lady Strathmore for Sutherland, at a meeting of the Penin­ Eva Wemyss will join her early in Janu­ Rêve, and among others at Beaulieu for 500,000 lire. Queen Margherita intends ATHENS, Wednesday.—The Greek fleet sular and Oriental Steam Navigation Bound for Mauritius, the Union- is about to leave for Crete, where M. Company yesterday, referred to the re­ Castle liner Com rie Castle, of 5,173 tons, NEW YORK, Wednesday.—Judge Ro­ ary. the season are: Mr. F. Wilson, at the to make it her winter residence.—Fi­ Princess Isenburg-Birstein has taken Villa Graziella; M. Mazard, at Les garo. Rouffos, the new Governor, will officially cent strike trouble. with 250 troops on board, went ashore gers, of the United States Circuit Court proclaim the union of the island to the "We are very familiar indeed," he nea;' Beira, in Portuguese East Africa, of Appeals, yesterday reversed the judg­ Kingdom of Greece. remarked, "with workmen of low wages about 850 miles from Durban. Accord- ment for, $7,500 directed by Judge Holt, The Cretans will have the satisfaction throwing down their tools with or with­ ins; to a telegram from Durban to the in the Federal District Court, in favor of seeing the flagship Giorgios Averoff out good reason, but when officers and '.'Daily Mail," she was got off un­ of Messrs. Hannay and Co., cotton mer­ salute the Greek flag as it is hoisted gentlemen adopt these trade unionist chants of Liverpool, and against the damaged. UY HE SENATOR RIOT GETS over the fortress of Canea, where four tactics, leaving their ships at the busiest Guaranty Trust Company. in. corner years ago the sailors of the protecting On alighting at the Saint-Georges sta­ The judgment now set aside, was ren­ period of the year, then we find that we Powers were obliged to lower it. have entered on a new age altogether." tion on the Paris Metropolitan Railway dered in the first of a series of . test'suits yesterday, Mme. Griffon, living at 1 by which it was sought to fix liability NOBEL PEACE PRIZE COUNTESS 0E WARWICK'S ENTERTAIN M. ANATOLE FRANCE avenue Alpliand, Paris, discovered that MM TO FRANCE PRINCESS IS ENDED upon New York banking houses fbr the two bracelets she had been wearing, forged cotton bills of lading which they HORSES LEGALLY SEIZED. valued at 6,000fr., had disappeared. She TBY THE HERALD'S SPECIAL WIRE.] discounted for Knight. Yancey and Co.. New York "Evening Post" Says Pre- He Is Second American to Receive Court Rejects Claim for Debt Against believes they were cleverly stolen by two of Decatur, Ala., and Steele, Miller and Mr: Justice Channell Decides That Mr. LONDON, Thursday. — M. Anatole fellow-passengers. Co., of Cdriiith, Mo.; before the failure . sident Wilson Has Decided on Mr. Award, President Roosevelt Hav­ Princess Louise of Belgium, But Gerald Lousada's Claim to Them France, the novelist, who is at present of th'ose firms in 1910.- Judge • Rogers' • Herrick's Successor. ing Had It in 1906. on a visit to England, was entertained Genera] von Falkenhayn, the* German ruling practically "quashes the litigation Upholds Validity of Contract. Is Unfounded. at dinner last evening by a number of Minister of War, .again referred to the involving a sum of -nearly 85,000,000'.— English men of letters at the Savov recent incidents at Saverno in the Daily Telegraph. TBY THE HERALD'S SPECIAL WIRE.] Hotel. Lord Redesdale presided and Reichstag yesterday, declaring that' the .NEW YORK, Wednesday.—The New CHRISTIANIA, Wednesday. — The Nobel ' rSPECIAL ÏO THE HERALD.J LONDON, Thursday.—The Countess of there was a large attendance. attacks on the army were unfounded. MAKES SPEECH BY TELEPHONE. York : "Evening , Post" says that Mr. Peace Prize for, 1912 was awarded this BRUSSELS, Wednesday—Judgment was Warwick was mentioned yesterday in a In responding to the toast of bis His speech was repeatedly interrupted,- Frederick Couder,t has been chosen by afternoon at the Nobel Institute to Mr. delivered to-dav in the lawsuit brought case in the King's Bench Division aris­ health, proposed by the chairman, M. and at one point some minutes elapsed WASHINGTON, Wednesday. — President President Wilson as United States Am­ by Fra'u. Anna Stevenson, wife of Herr ing out of the seizure of some horses and Anatole France paid a high tribute to before he could obtain a hearing. pigs, the claimant being Mr. Gerald England and particularly to its great Wilson, being unable to leave . Washing­ bassador to France in succession to Mr. Adalbert Schneeinann, against Princess ton, utilized the telephone to address Lousada, of Easton Lodge, Dunmow, The novelists. Alarm was caused yesterday on the Myron T. Herrick.—Reuter. Louise' of Belgium for recovery of an Royal yacht 'Alexandra, lying alongside tho Rochester. N.Y., Chamber of Com­ animals were seized at the instance of merce last night. The occasion was the alleged debt of five million marks. Mr. A. G. Paine, of the Windsor Castle CARPENTIER IS ACCLAIMED Portsmouth dockyard, by the discovery Public House, Victoria Station, who,it that stime woodwork in the captain's annual banquet of the chamber, and Mr. Coudert is a New York lawyer, The Court rejected the'claim for the ON HIS RETURN TO PARIS. who was.born in that city in 1871. H© was stated, had obtained judgment sleeping cabin was on fire. The crew some time ago the President promised payment of three million marks based to attend if possible. was graduated from Columbia Univer­ sigainst the countess, and Mr. Lousada were turned out, and thé doekard police on a comparatively small, loan, which pleaded that the animals seized were his Young Frenchman Who Knocked Out fire brigade were summoned. The He was, however, unable to make the sity in 1890, and. was admitted to the 800-mile journey to Rochester, and a Bar in. 1802- counsel for the princess contended had property. British Champion Receives Ova­ flames, however, were extinguished by Counsel for Mr. Lousada said that tion from Compatriots. means of buckets of water before much special telephone on the electrophone He is a director of the Federation of already been handsomely repaid. But, principle was fitted up at the White French Alliances in the United States Lady Warwick had for some time been damage had been done. contrary to all expectation, the judg­ in such a position that she was unable House and at Rochester. Each of the and a Chevalier of the Legion of Honor. Georges Carpentier, the heavyweight Considerable disturbance was created 300 guests at the Chamber of Commerce ment renders valid in Belgium the con­ to train her horses in a very large way. She arranged with Mr. Lousada that he boxing champion of Europe, returned in the Austrian Reichsrat yesterday by banquet was provided with a headpiece CUSTOMS MEN WOULD LEVY tract under German law by which Prin­ from London yesterday and was wel­ the Ruthenian deputies, who succeeded receiver. The experiment was a great cess Louise agreed to purchase the villa was to have the use of the stables at DUTY ON DICKENS' HAIR. Easton Lodge, and that he should be comed by an enthusiastic and dense in preventing the transaction of busi­ success.—Daily Chronicle. at Aix-la-Chapolle for upward of 1,300,- crowd upon his arrival by the boat train ness for nearly an hour. Whistles, trum­ paid for what he did in looking after "SEND ME TO ELECTRIC CHAIR." Contention That It Is an Antiquity 000 marks. the horses belonging to the countess. from Calais at tho Gare du Nord, Paris. pets, automobile hooters, and sirens Carpentier, who was accompanied by were blown, -while other deputies vigor­ More Than 100 Years Old Is As a consequence, fresh proceedings Mr. Lousada, giving evidence, said he had received £300 a year for looking his manager, M. Descamps, was only ously banged their desks. The sitting NEW YORK, Wednesday.—The trial of Disputed. will' be instituted immediately, and the recognized by a few of those present at had to be suspended and was only re­ Father Schmidt for the murder of the after Lady Warwick's horses, and he princess must prove her contention that kept as many of his own as he liked at Victoria Station, when he left London sumed after the party leaders had come girl Anna Aumuller is remarkable be­ NEW YORK,* Wednesday. — The New the contract was really a bogus ojie and in the morning. Even so, however, it to ar agreement that it should be re­ cause the priest absolutely refuses to her stables. When cross-examined, wit­ York Customs officials and Mr. Arthur that she never actually bought the Aix- ness said that whenever an execution was impossible for the man who knocked sumed. assist or confer with the formidable bat­ Brentano, head of the bookselling firm, SENATOR ELIHU ROOÏ. la-Chapelle villa. Another result will be was put in he had claimed all the horses. out the British heavyweight, Bombar­ talion of expensive counsel retained for are at odds over the duty to be paid on that, pending these proceedings, the dier Wells, in seventy-three seconds at Awakened by hearing the report of him by his friends. Elihu Root, United States Senator for The countess had no horses for the last a consignment from London of first edi­ general settlement with her creditors year or more. the National Sporting Club on Monday, firearms in the woods of Sernève, his He displays about as much concern tions of Dickens, Thackeray and other New York. that Princess Louise hoped to arrange estate at Ma rche-cn-Farenne, near Mr. Justice Channell, in giving judg­ to escape the homage of some hero in the hearing as a seasoned court at­ authors, together with a lock of Charles The prize for 1913 was bestowed upon will suffer postponement, or possibly worshippers, who "Cheered him to the Liège, M. Léon de Maux aroused his tendant. Dickens' hair, which was recently sold the Belgian Senator and president of the ment, said he did not like to say that two gamekeepers and went with them the evidence was false. The story of echo as the train left the station. "Send me to the electric chair," he by auction for $200. Mr. Brentano said Permanent Peace Bureau at Berne, M. If bis send-off was a hearty one it may to the spot from which the sound came- has muttered several times; "I have Henri Lafontaine. the arrangement was an impossible one he did not order the hair and wished to YOUNG ENGLISHWOMAN and ought to have been confirmed by well be imagined that his reception by On reaching the wood, he and the two done with this tomfoolery." — Daily pay duty only on the books. The secretary of the committee, in a keepers were fired upon by a band of Lady Warwick. He allowed the claim his fellow countsymen in Paris was no Telegraph. The Customs officials contend that report read to the audience, emphasized DISAPPEARS IN ROME. less enthusiastic. Indeed, long before poache; s, and an affray ensued, in which the importance of Mr. Root's work for in regard to three horses entrusted to Mr. Brentano must take all or nothing. Mr. Lousada by two men, also with re­ the train from Calais was signalled a M. de Maux and one of the poachers POLICE ARREST ACTORS. It is thought here by some authorities the pacification of the Philippines and Miss Sarah Horwold, Teacher of were shot dead and another poacher gard to an automobile and the pigs, but crowd of about a thousand persons, with that Dickens' hair should be admitted Cuba, and the part taken by him in the Languages, Leaves Her Lodgings difficulty controlled by a reinforced staff seriously wounded NEW YORK, Wednesday.—The police negotiations between the United States disallowed it in regard to the remain­ free of duty ^because it is 100 years old and Is Not Seen Again. ing five horses purchased in Mr. Lou­ of officials and police, thronged the plat­ last night made a raid on a suburban and comes under the heading of antiqui­ and Japan and in the discussion of the forms of the Gare du Nord. Dr. Henri Simon, director of the radio­ theatre where a drama dealing with sada's name. ties. The Customs men admit that Panama tolls question. RSPECIAL TO THE HERALD.] No sooner had the train arrived at graphic department of the Swiss Na­ the "white slave" trade was being per­ Representatives of tho Storthing, the As each side had substantially suc­ tional. Hospital at Geneva, has died of Dickens was born in i«12, more than HOME, Wednesday.—Miss Sarah Hor­ ceeded on the issue, the judge allowed no 6.20 p.m. than the young boxer sprang formed and arrested the leading lady, 100 years ago, but deny that the hair Government and the Diplomatic Corps from his carriage, followed by his radiodermitis, or inflammation of the the manager and other members of the were present at the ceremony.—Morning wold, aged twenty-one, of Hovingham, costs on either side. skin brought on by exposure to X rays. now held by the Appraiser's Stores here near Pickering, Yorkshire, a teacher of In the same court, Mr. H. G. Payton, trainer. A number of officials pressed company. could have been cut from the famous Post. In spite of three successive amputa­ The play was based on Mr. Kaufman's English at tho Meschini Institute in who for sixteen years has been agent of upon him to shake his hand, and he was tions, first of several fingers., of the left author's head when he was a year old.— Rome, left her lodgings yesterday morn­ the estates to Lord Warwick, was the presented with a bouquet of hothouse book, "The House of Bondage," which Daily Telegraph. Senator Root is the second American hand, then of the hand itself, and finally is known in England under the title to receive this distinction, it having been ing with only two francs in her pockets claimant in an interpleader issue in re­ flowers. The crowd acclaimed him with of the arm, all efforts to arrest the pro­ "Daughters of Ishmael." OIL COMPANIES CONFER. awarded to President Roosevelt in 1906 and has not. been seen since, despite spect of goods seized at Stone Hall, volleys of cheering. After some little gress of the disease were fruitless. Dr. The arrested players were taken im­ for his efforts toward ending the Russo- diligent search by the police. Essex. Counsel said that the claimant time Carpentier managed to get away Simon, who was forty-five years of age, Japanese war. Miss Horwold's landlady states that had paid £400 by cheque to Lady War­ from his admirers and left the station mediately to a night court, many of BUCAREST, Wednesday.—Representa­ insisted on remaining at his work up them being still in their stage attire, Born at Clinton. N.Y. in 1845, gra­ tho young woman's conduct was exem­ wick for the goods at Stone Hall, which in an automobile. to the time of his death. tives of all the leading oil companies in duated from Hamilton College in 1864, plary, but that lately she had been tor­ he took in 1907. The Judge gave judg­ Carpentier's sojourn in Paris will not and after formal proceedings the case Roumania met yesterday at a : con­ was adjourned until this afternoon. — and admitted to the New York bar in mented by the idea of suicide. ment for the claimant and held that the he a long one, for on December 27 ho Three youths attacked a banker's mes­ ference presided over by the Minister of transaction was a real one. He had not intends to second his compatriot, senger in the rue Pelleport, Paris, yes­ Evening Standard. 1867, Senator Root has had a long ca­ Commerce to, consider the foundation at reer in public life. Ho was Secretary MR. S. F. EDGE CROSS-EXAMINED. the slightest doubt, he said, that the Charles Ledoux, for the latter's match terday. One of them threw pepper in ADMIREËT SHOOTS CHORUS GIRL. Bucarest of an international oil insti­ object was to raise money for Lady War­ against "Bill" Benyon, at Cardiff. On his eyes, while another struck him a blow of War in the Cabinet of IPresident Mc- tute for the phrpose of studying refin­ ;Kinley. and Secretary of State under TBY THE HERALD'S SPECIAL WIRE.] wick to pay a sum on account to a January 15 Carpentier will again enter on the head with a spanner and the third ing processes, analyses, the utilization troublesome creditor. stabbed him several times with a long NEW YORK, Wednesday. — A jealous President Roosevelt. While holding the LONDON., Thursday.—The business re­ the ring, as he has promised to box an admirer of a chorus girl named Flora of residues, methods of sale, etc., and to latter office he made a memorable trip - exhibition bout with Adrien Hogan on knife. At the same time they attempted make the quality of Roumanian petro­ lations of Mi . S. F. Edge, the well- Belmont intruded on a party of four through the Republics of South Ame­ known automobilist, and Messrs. D. Na­ DAMAGES FOR SEDUCTION. the occasion of Mr. Bettinson's benefit to snatch his satchel, which contained a leum known to the world's markets. large sum of money, but were unable to dining in a Brooklyn restaurant last rica. pier and Sons, Ltd., the makers of the in London. night, and shot her in the cheek. Of the 180,000fr. required to found Mr. Root was a member of the Alas­ Napier automobiles, occupied the atten­ TBY THE HERALD'S SPECIAL WIRE.] Tho young boxer's next real match, do so, as it was secured to the messenger's the institute, the oil companies will sub­ body by a chain. The cries of the Miss Belmont will be disfigured for kan Boundary Tribunal in 1903, and tion of the Lord Chief Justice and a LONDON, Thursday.—Mr. Henry Odart. however, will probably be with "Gun­ life if she recovers.—Daily Mail. scribe lOOjOOOfr. and the Roumanian was counsel for the United States in the special jury in the King's Bench Divi­ an engine-driver, was yesterday awarded boat" Smith, whose challenge M. Des­ wounded man attracted a policeman, at Government the remainder. the sight of whom the youths made off. North Atlantic Fisheries Arbitration in sion yesterday'. in the Law Courts £350 damages against camps is believed to have accepted on STRAUSS OPERA IS CRITICIZED. The conference will meet again on 1910. He was made a member of the The Court was asked to construe an Mr. A. H. Kutemeyer, who practises as Carpentier's behalf. The young French­ Financial requirements have obliged Saturday next.—Temps. Permanent court of Arbitration at The agreement by which Mr. Edge agreed a medical man in Quebec street, Marble man has expressed his readiness to meet the executors of the Royal Female NEW YORK, Wednesday. — The first Hague in 1910, and in the same year to sell to Napier's his'shares in S. F. Arch, for the seduction of his daughter, Smith and made a statement to this Orphan Asylum, at Beddïngton, near performance in this country of Richard RUN ON BANK UNJUSTIFIED. was elected president of the Carnegie Edge, Ltd., who had been for some years Miss Edith Odart, a typist, rged eigh­ effect immediately after the fight on Croydon, to dispose of the, fine pair of Strauss' opera, "Der Rosenkavalier," Endowmènt for International Peace. the sole agents for Napier automobiles. teen. Monday night. old hammered iron gates which have was given last night at the Metropoli­ MADRID, Wednesday.—In consequence Senator Root visited England last sum­ The material point at issue was whether Miss Odart was employed by Mr. Kute­ stood at the entrance to the institution tan Opera House before an audience of of a rumor that the Madrid Hispano- mer to attend the meeting of the Insti­ Mr. Edge was entitled under that agree­ meyer, who one day invited her to have BICYCLISTS DO 1,056 MILES. for the last two hundred years. The 12,000 persons, the majority of whom American Bank had sustained losses in tution of Internationa] Law, to which ment to continue and extend his interest a. cup of tea. In a few minutes she had purchaser, an American, paid a sum of had paid at . least FLO for their tickets. Argentine and Mexican values, there body the Nobel Peace Prize was award­ in other firms, which he contends are a violent headache and felt drowsy. Mr. NEW YORK, Wednesday.—At three £700 for them aud another pair which The opera has been somewhat coldly was a big run on the bank, and 15,000,- ed in 1904. non-competitive with the Napier Com­ Kutemeyer advised her to go up to a o'clock this morning the twelve leaders stood at the back of the asylum. He received by the critics. They admit 000 pesetas in cash was paid out. Mr. Root was president of the Union pany. bedroom and lie down. There she slept in the six-day bicycle race now proceed­ also undertook to replace them by a that the production is beautiful, but, The bank, whose capital is £4,000,000, League Club (New York) in 1898-9 and Mr. Edge, cross-examined, said he for two hours. Next day the same thing ing at Madison Square Garden had cov­ replica. The gates, which are believed although the piece has been much toned anounces that payments will continue to of the New York City Bar Association in thought he was entitled to ask for the happened, and a few days later she was ered 1,056 miles 6 laps, being 1 mile 8 by experts to be of Sussex wood-smelted down, its morality is still adversely cri­ be made to-morrow. 1904-5. He was elected president of alteration of an agreement which he discharged after she had refused to laps behind the record. The Clarke- iron, contain some exceptionally fine ticized. The New York "Tribune" goes It is authoritatively stated that the the American Society of International had signed, and on which Messrs. Napier marry the defendant. , Grenda and W&lker-Corry combinations scroll and decorative work. They will so far as to characterize it as "vapid rumor is completely false. — Exchange Law in 1906 and of the New York State had paid out £162,000. Subsequently a child was born, and are a lap behind, while Dophky and shortly be removed to the United States. and salacious."—Evening Standard.. Telegraph Company, Bar Association in 1910. The hearing was adjourned, the girl narrowly escaped with her- life. Keefe are six laps behind.—Reuter.