DEATH fATH TAKES EMPRESS i lf L List Last I st Royal Ruler of the i f 1 Drench J r Dies ii in ih i j ft Spain Aged 94 t. t MADRID RID JuI July 12 The Thc The former Empress Eugenic of ot France Franca died fi Hero to yesterday esterday neath Death occurred shortly S o'clock from acute Intestinal In In- In Sho She passed away quietly u in the tho presence only of ot other her hez lady In waiting Her nephew th the of ot Alba at whoso whose residence residence resi rest dence dence she dle died Wa was waa In France Franc and the other members of ot tho the family were absent I Impress Empress Eugenie Eugenio had long IonS futter suffered suf fut ter d from and t had been operated operated-on on for fr cataract Full FUU Imperial honors will bo be accorded at ather ather ather her funeral Preparations are under way for tor forthe forthe the opening of ot Empress Eugenics Eugenie's will The Tho only member of ot the family now In Madrid Is la n. n niece Grandfather LI U. U S. S Citizen Eugenie MarIe Mario do MontiJo Cormer former former for for- mer mer empress of or France was born In Granada Andalusia Spain Ma May MayB B 6 1826 1526 Her maternal grandfather waa WM William Kirkpatrick United States consul at Malaga Malab who was wasa a a. native o of or Scotland but a nationalized nationalized nationalized na na- na- na I American She Sh was WM educated ted In Franco France Spain and Engl England nd She met her herh h husband deb nd Emperor Napoleon III UI first in 1851 1651 and married him in Damo cathedral Paris January January Jan Jan- uary 9 1863 Prince Napoleon her er only son son who wa was 88 the prince Imperial w was s born March lorch 1 16 16 G. G 1856 Often Ruled France The empress had great t enco over her husband and on several sev eral occasions acted as regent during durDEi dur dur- ing DEi his absence At the outbreak of ot the tho Franco- Franco Prussian war many accused Eugenie Eugenie Eu Eu- genie of ot having haing been responsible for tor or tho the commencement of ot tl ties Nevertheless the ono one time empress generally received re respectful respectful re- re sympathy and even evon after old ago had crept upon her she was as reverently greeted by those who ho saw her In Paris parks enjoying enjoy enjoy- ing ng sunshine and talking with children In the tho Tuileries gardens the stern gendarmes looked the other wa way when she sho was plucking flowers Some time time- ego ago Eugenie lost tho the sight eight o of one ono of or her eyes ces and she begged that she eho might be taken to Spain before she be became beme me en entirely entirely entirely en- en blind Her Het wish was wa gratified gratified fied fled and last April Eugenic Eugenie again saw Law w tho the beauties of ot Spain Despite De De- I spite her 94 years she eho displayed notable vitality