, 1873-11-24
A ROYAL lMBROGLl0.
Separation OF tho Prince and Princess
of H1onnco--Elosv kAcr Serene fhfEhs
uu4k EsGnpotl from tho PrinCtp:i1ity.

1su1s Escaped from tho Principally.
From Lpplacot.'s lfaaazino.
just ut present tho Court of Llliput' hn8
given room, for great deal Of gonsip. His aerono
Highnesa tho hereditary Prince, aud her Serono
uigtncsK the Princess, altcr . low mouths Of
1natrimonln! blis, haye quarrolcd aud separated:
1t happened Oh this wise: (The information
giyo know to bo correct, Us It was communicate
cd to mo by M intimate friend of tho young
Princess, mid was al Moe myself whom tho nf-
fair ocourrcd.) About four years ago the young
Prince Of MONACO married, through the ln1l"
enco Of the Empress Eugenic, tho Lady Mary
daughter Of II. I. II. Tho Princess Mary Of b.
den, Duchess Of Hamilton, aud granddaughter
Of tho celebrated Prince Eugeno DeauharnoiB;
Tho wedding was magnificent, and the bride and
wieh each other. After brief honeymoon both
their hghnesses rpturnoa to Monaco to reside
with tho ro1gning Prince and Pr1nceaH. Very
soon aftorward tho young lady comnloneod max.
ing hitler complaints to her friends OF tho Court
etiquette, which sho declared was perfectly IN
ondurablo, especially to q freo-born English
womnn. An Instance will suffice Ono morning
Her sorouo Highneas camo down to breakfast be-
fore the wllolo family waH assembled. 10 hor
amnsonsont bho beheld on eaoh plate an ogg label,
Cd "for hls SoronoH Highness tho rolgnin3 Pflnce,
"For II. s. II, tho princoss," q For i. .. II.
tho hereditary Prince" j" For Il. 8. II. tho lerca-
itary Princess" Being In hurry nud hungry,
"her soreuo Highnosa tho hereditary Princess
Bat uQWn u9THGll hLlA ALo uDf OHu GbE I&AA tt4o
eggs Of her noIghborg. Horror! Court eti"
quote was ovorthrawn. Tho egg destined Tor
tho august Prince Foreatau II. lind been oaton
by l,iB own daughtor-in.iaw The outraged
majosty OF Monaco WAS indignant, and the youth
full ssplrant to tho throna by no 1noana mild IN
his reproaoheH. However, true Douglas as a!lo
49, tito old blood Of Archibald Boll-tho-cat
boiiod oyer, and tho princeHa Mary fa fa ro-
| ported to have road the serone famly q
| famous lecture. Matters vent on In this
way until the poor girl could stand y PC nG
| longer, and one lano day escaped from " 1all,
ran down to tho station and took tho first tran
for Nioo. A telegram was sent to tho gendar'
murio at Nice to arrest hor al soon as aho got ou
Of tho carriage. Accordingly, to hor terror
whom She put her foot on terra flrma there asoot
| two geudarnes realy to pounoe upon hor. It was
however, no joke to arrest an Impartial PrincosB
for such Lady Mary Is by birth. Tue mon hes
itated, but not 40 tho Princess. Brought up o
Nice, aho knew all tho roads aud by-patls OF th
place by heart. Tuckng up her pett'coatH, tl
atead Of going, out BY, the ordinary e1it, sl
made of aB fast ~ her heela could carry ho
| out Of tho station to tho fence which sep
arates tho lines from the road, climbed ovo
it and ran al swiftly "a hunted deer thro9s
tho field, pursued by tho two gcndar1nes, WIG
however, noon gayo up tho chaso. Her aere1l
Hlehness finally reached tho villa Arson, a!mot
two miioa dstant, terribly frlghtenod, apa nit
har alothes torn on her back. HsrA shs fopn