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Canrizozo News
UAIUtlKOKO,
NHW MUX ICO.
Some of tlio great Atlantla liners
imploy ICQ llrcmon.
Japan is stondlly Increasing bor ex
portationB or Jlnrlklshos.
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ROUND THE CAPITAL
laformattoa nnd Gossip Picked Up Hera
and There la Washington.
Everybody will rojolco to hear that
!ho bona aro laying only "trlctly fresh i
tggs this year.
Dulls created n scaro lately In a
street In Mexico. Thoy do that regu
larly In n street In Now York.
Whon a man says that ho nover ob
lects to fair criticism ho moans usual
ly that he docgn't protest acalnst
compllmonts.
Wo aro glad to anuounco that In
iplto of tho recent stringency the reg
ular spring doinand for fishhooks Is as
brisk as over.
Tho famous automobile racers
around tho world soom to do pretty
well whon thoy aro loaded into a rail
road car or n steamship.
German londs tho world In the pro
duction of beet sugar, Ilrltlsh India in
cano sugar and tho Unltod States in
mllllonalro sugar reflnors.
Judging by tho thickness of tho dust
on tho farmhouses so early in tho
season thcro nppoars to bo no diminu
tion this year In tho popularity of tho
automobile.
At MayBvlllo, Ky., high sohool
studonts nro striking becauso thoy do
not llko tho now tonchor. That unfortu
nate Instructor should bowaro of
Juvontlo night riders.
A largo and very lino wildcat has
been captured allvo In oastorn On
tario. This seems to put tho qulotus
on tho theory that all thoso animals
arc located around Cobalt.
Why not put tho anarchists in a ntco
largo Hold and glvo thorn plonty of
bombs to play with? Tho field would
bo well plowed whon thoy woro
through, not to montlon such a tiling
as fertilized.
Attorney General Is a Stay-at-Home
Mrs. Honnparto has been a sufforer
from a peculiar dlgestlvo trouble for
many years, and sho frequently has
been ordered to tho Herman spas for
treatment. Mr. llonaparto has urged
hor to go, but has rofiiHcd to bo por
Bunded Into accompanying hor. As
hIio Is a dovotcd wifo of tho old-fash
loncd typo who would not appreciate
n sojourn In tiiirnpo without hor hus
band, Mrs. Honnparto has been com
pelled to got what aid sho could at
American springs,
All tho world knows how keenly
disappointed tho indomltablo Eliza
both Patterson was whon her only son
decided to marry nn American, Miss
Williams of Haltlmoro, whon she had
chosen his princely cousin Charlotte
Honnparto for his consort Humor has
It that MIbs Williams, afterward moth
er of tho present attornoy-genorat of
tho United Stntes, had reason to know
of hor august mothcr-ln-law's senti
ments regarding hor. Charles Dona
parto emphasizes tho fact that be at
least of tho American branch of tho
great Corslcan's family Is proud of
bolng tho only American, and he Is so
deop-dyed In his lovo of his aatlvo
country that ho will not teavo hsr
soil oven for a brief visit.
WASHINGTON. Attornoy-Qennral
Charles J. Honnparto Is an Amort
can who nover has passod out of the
dominion of Undo Sam nnd who has
registered a vow never to do so.
Whon Mr. Donnpnrto accepted n po
sition in President Roosevelt's cabi
net ho mndo known this limitation on
his usefulness nnd took tho placo only
on condition that his official duties
should nover obllgo htm to Icavo tho
United States. Just why tho attorney
gonornl has determined nover to visit
an allon land no onn can Bay positive
ly, though it Is easily surmised that ho
makes this protest against tho way In
which his mntemal grnndmothor was
treated by tho great Corslcnn. During
tho llfotlmo of tho older brother, Col.
Joromo Honnparto, Charles Honnparto
frequently was Invited to Paris by tho
head of tho family, then In his prlmo,
Napoleon III., but ho always disdained
to notlco tho Invitation to Join a
family clrclo which frownod on Ameri
can affiliations.
Senator's Neck Broken 35 Years Ago
How is this for a verbatim copy of
a personal in tho Boston Transcript:
"Italian duko, agrccablo mannors, do
sires continuous wlroloss correspond
once with American lady of moans.
Object Mnccnronl."
Announcement is mado that tho
drought has so affected tho Cuban bu- J
gar crop that tho yiold will show n
markod falling off. As a rosult Amen
lean refiners will be compelled to Ira-
port largo quantities of supplies from
Europe, whoro tho boot sugar Industry
flourishes. Is this not a hint to Amer
icans 7 asks tho Troy (N. Y.) Tlmoa.
If tho old world makes a conspicuous
success of boot sugar production, why
cannot our peoplo do tho tmmo thing!
Plans aro maturing for tho oroction
of a statue of Alcxandor Hamilton In
Washington. It Is rather curious that
tho lutollectual prodigy whom Mr,
Oryco characterizes ns "tho greatest
constructive statesman of tho na
tion" should bo roprosoutod at tho
capital by no monument, whou sa
many lesser men nppoar In marble or
enduring lironzo. Porhaps, howovor,
it will he hard to mako n monumont
which would overtop his own groat
work, tho "Federalist."
SENATOR, MONEY of Mississippi has
Itvod 35 yenrs with a broken nock
nnd did not know it until tho other
Cay, Not until ho wont to a physician
for trcntment for neuralgia, from
which ho suffered for years, did ho
learn of his real condition.
At tho first battlo of Franklin, In
April, 1803, Mr. Monoy was n cavalry
man In tho coufedornto sorvlco. Whllo
riding through tho stroots ho was
struck by a bullet that circled
around his ribs, doing no other In
Jury. Tho shock was such that Mr.
Monoy was thrown from his horso
and struck on his hand. Doing help
less he was captured and taken with
in tho fodoral lines. Ho did not ask
for hospital treatment, was exchanged
later, rejoined his troop and fought
until tho war closed.
Years passed and Mr. Money en
tered tho senate. Nouralgla had takon
a firm hold of him and Ills eyesight
had grown so bad ns to approximate
blindness. Ho was advised to try
osteopathy. Ho went to Now York,
nccompanlcd by his son. Almost the
doctor's first remark wns:
"Why, senntor, you havo had your
nock broken. I would say you wars
thrown from n horao and sustained
the broken neck."
"That Is Just exactly what did hap
pen," replied Senntor Money, recall
ing tho Injury nt Franklin.
"I enn euro your nock," said the
physician: "It will require but a mo
ment's tlmo."
Tho osteopath laid the sonator on
n tablo, took hold of tho misplacod
vertebra with both hands and put
It into proper position.
Tho physician told rator Money
that ho must taka precautions until
tho wenkeued muscles regained their
normal strength Ho was cnutloned
not to turn his head in looking at
nnythlng, but to movo his entire body,
Thr-so Instructions wero obsorved and
the neck apparently bocame as strong
as It wns 36 years before the operation.
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LaFollette's Wife a Real Help, to Him
Aro elovonllnosH nnd gonoral lack
of noatneaa in ono's dross nnd porson
signs of Irrationality and Incompe
tence? It so, It bohooves all testators
to bswaro of tholr raiment and of their
personal clcanllnoss. Futuro contest
ants of tholr Inst wills nnd testnmonts
may bo watching thorn nnd taking
Botes of tholr appearance and man
ner of comporting tbomsolvos. Be
sides, personal neatness In man or
reman is nn attraction, and It eosta
tWwc but a llttlo care.
IT Is qulto the ordinary thing to sny
that tho wifo of a politician is his
advisor. The polltlolnn likes to have
It said, for thero is n sort of sentiment
which nttaohes to It which appeals to
tho people. Tho statement Is not al
ways true, but In tho case of Sonator
and Mrs. LaFollette of Wisconsin It Is,
for Mrs. LaFollette Is a keen Judge of
conditions.
The wife the senior senator from
the Badger state met the man who bo
came her husband at the University of
Wisconsin. Bho was Miss Oolle Cass,
and hor Intellectual attainments first
attracted Mr. LaFollotte. A story told
of their student days Is as follows:
"Mr. LaFollette's great gift was
that of oratory. Ho tried for all the
prlzos In olRht, nnd had tho air of a
man who thought ho could wis. Miss
Cano had somo oratorical talents of
her own, nnd begnn to cultivate them
early and late. Sho won in the end,
for tho spoolal prize for oratory at
graduation camo to hor nnd not to tho
man who Inter became liar husband."
It was not long, however, before the
would-bo winner of tho prise won the
winner, and they wero married short
ly after their graduation from the uni
versity in 1870.
Mrs. LaFollette is very domestic,
nnd the social life at "Washington baa
little or ne attraeUon few ka,
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