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CAPT. ELLINGTON IN PRISON.
MS THER-IN-LAW'S FERTILIZATION
ron HER OWN ARREST

Mr.. Ketchum Describing His client ms Badly
Heart struck-Sonae Queer Complications
Amer n -reiegrap hing for bail.
Capt. Frank ELLINGTON was arrested yes
terday by Constable Goggin. ELLINGTON is tho
man who lately married Miss Miles. a clarvoy-
ant advertised as tho Wonder Child" and
niece OF Victoria Woodruff. He had his moth
or -in-law arrested on charge OF kidnapping
his wife, but withdrew from tho prosecution.
Then she got out a warrant for his arrest M a
perjurer. declaring that he had sworn falsely in
his complaint against her. Constable Goggin
hunted during most OF last week. under Mrs.
Miles's direction. but did not find the Captain
until yesterday. when he was captured in the
residence OF his counsel. Mr.. Hiram Ketchum.
at Fifth street Brooklyn. He was taken 10
Stapeton. Staten Island. and arraigned before
Justice Garrett.
Ny client" said Mr. Ketchum. is badly
heart-struck. He wants his wife, and II they
came down hero and dragooned her away
think he had perfect right to come and make
n complaint We supposed that rs Mrs. Miles
was released on her own recognizance. my
client would be treated in the same manner,
and for this reason he has not looked for bnil."
=. Bail was fixed at $1,000. In default OF which
Ellington was scnt to the Richmond County
Jail. He said no was willing to pay $500 rather
than submit to the indlgnty OF being locked
up. He telegraphed to Frank Allison. ut 116
Third avenue. to come at any COST and be-
come bondsman. but received no reply.
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ArLD.-March > NJ his residence. ~ Laight 81. John
Audi in tIe 4Hth ar uf his age
Funeral from residence, on Tuesday, March g. at han
past 20 o'clock
BURKE -ln Brooklyn. on SUNDAY. March . Andrew
hurkc oi Borrs '-h, County uaperary lr.aui. In Tic
$50 year oi his age.
Ills rCluuvcs and friends. AMI also members az Go
18Th H. .uutut y O. S. ar. rD.rNptulIN invited 10
attend hi, funeral from hi, atc .ieucc - Nam IT.,
Brfoklvu on Tuesday. March Z. ~ "a O'Clock T.. VI.
LAtGuLlN March !, David Ltushln in the 5ith
wear OF hts nlc
Friends q Tue family are respectfully invited to attend
ne mlcr .erysc. oul 40 West lotA IT., to-day Mon
dlNI. March ut I Y ".
POOR In brooklyn, Friday Feh - Horny Poor
Funeral rom s tate residence, 23- Union st., on Mon
duN. 80 go e.. 90 % o'clock
h..tYu rul .rtnut Hapers please copy.
81 lLINAN.--Ml rch >. Mary NrKrin1. dauahtcr %
Ju.,rl and Mary Mchcnna, vie ct Timothy sullivan,
f-ed -'i wears.
rugera the an, from oci Grand st Jersey City at
.
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DODGE-ATKMAN On rhur=iay. Feb ~ nj the re- 81
dcnce OF the brides PARENTS ~ - james place hrook
lyn. by the Rev. DR.. William Akman, assisted by the
Rev Dr. Robert Akman, Frank G. Dodge Of Jersey city
90 Mary F. daughter ct James II. Altman.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. New Haven. Conn, on Feb.
- the residence the brides uncle DR. Joseph =.
Mlrrc. by the Rev Henry = Kelsey Mr. Joseph T. Cav.
hrop Of Kenneth square Pa to Miss Hattie NJ Mason u
New fttf n.
Observation-Disclosures ON Monday Feb % by
the Rev. Robert Lowry of ST. Thomass Chapel Charles
y. Gunner to Lizzie Iimnc rnann.
EXPERIMENTATION Feb. &c. IN brooklyn. by tho
Rev. Mr. Thomas ID. d, Isaac g. Shepard 81 Brooklyn.
port Il l.
WiLLIAMS-BIDDLE-On Thursday. Feb. ~. NJ ST
lnmc-s Church Grnssc Ic Mich. hV the Rev John ".
Henderson, uncle of the bride. the Rev pr Ftsn a.
slsung g. Volt Williams Oi Detroit 20 LAZY, daughter VI
William : Bidde.
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Bnsintss nutlrrs.


Louisiana stnNe Lottery Company.
This institution regularly incorporated by tho
Legislature OF the state for Educational and Charitable
purposes in 1894 tor the term twenty-five years TO
which conractthe invioabc faith NJ the state Is pledged
with capital Of siopDOD to which It has since added
a reserve fund Of $1,000 1rNEvER SCALES OR POST.
PONIES icdh Monthly Grand Distribution, New orleans,
March H. 1857 prizes total siiO. tOo capitals 500 o
$1,000. son. &c; ioOoD tickets, two 81 dollars;
halves 81 dollar Apply to NJ A. pAuPiItN, p. o..
Box 6o2, New Orleans, La or H. L. PLUM, $40 Broad.
way New York
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Spttml Noi,tts.
TiIEHANKER's DAUGITER.
THE FlREs1DE COMPANION. 40. 5ln.
contains i'io ,lein;; .1pirr, 90 a. new story,

liit flltl.F llf COMPANION, NO. hihi,
THE BANNERS pNrGtirER
t 1rtD fon thc cplct rated PLAY u the Same name. ~
lrons.n ii"M ara. now running Boa the linton square The
sff'. Sow NNfk The Same paper also contains the
Opening chapters of James Pawn. now story,
UNDER ONE ROOF
The words aud music ~ tho following songs giyeh
away with IllE illtISiDE Companion.
Comic SONG ani chorus. Like lurN with. No t09
The Muri. cuYilt ie. ui tho comic opera. u. NJ.
= flNAtOkE.' also the words AMI music Oi the
sgn- aIi chorus, Nhcnl was q Lad with No 502
" ilc isHu Frwi hnun SONG ard chorus. with No. 3.f
IT'D Called Idttlc hultercur SONG and chorus
with ......... ........... No gQ5
Refrain Auiaclol' Tar," LAYERS Duet with No 90
THE FiRESipE COMPANION is for sale hy an news
. lrr~ llr ,u.-crlli.n price ]. tr,c dollar. yelr
Address GEORGE MtNhp. II tu-7 Nlnicvater ~. y. "
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BrRLIN. March IA publication issued by n
Russian secret press declares that uc Governor OF
,Hrko.F who wns rcccntN shot by an unknown person.
had hsrn coufoinal 10 death by the Ru'san Nih.4st
l.siv Cor nlnmau treatment n pohural prisoners
The act ui assassination Consequently cNechtrd R one
o uiat pHriv Tne publication chnries inc HoNtfnur
with leafiuF student, nearly % death, ana cnncul'1
win the declaration "f Death Tor death tcrfnI q Ter.
rur TINS b. ou, answer ~ ali tlfeaIs aul prlsecGl'Js
VI u.u GgAlIAnrAL
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Brother Murray. stanche.t supporter Dond.

Chris, " the first man in this country taught
the m'lod ot sham, DOING IN Turkish baths was buried
from tnc ROY Hcul1h Murrays church, Yesterday lie
one u the Test kuoWu cuord Weu IN Brooklyn AMI
had Tor seventeen wears worked in Dr. hhcUurds
baths The services were conducted according 90 the
rtuni ofthc Otd Fellows, of winch order "thris
amcmlcr The church was crowded m every part
Dr. Rcckcrs Eve Biisam cures indained weak eyes
styes, and eyelidS All druggists, Depot6 B0wcry
-ldH
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Dr. TOBIAS has reduced the price of his Venetian IinL
ment To- 2Ac warranted the greatest pain rUlievcr In the
world; depot a. Murray st. physicians recommcn nd IL
The Great Spring Medicine-Dr Chanllert
Chamomile Blood and Liver Pills All druggists; - eta
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CHAIRMAN P0TTER'S REPORT
AZ ELiBORtrE STATEMENT or THE
PRESIDENTI1L CONSPIRACY

,NI
,cY fraud, mud Usurpation OF Power.
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wv =, o,''','''' NV 'o.' inflow luW'
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Viu'7 ""o NV p'i uTeu " "s lnsul"rH impair
u"' anu lu''ol"'' 70 'h''rcly ueNoiu uo'h oil
rn''',,"l Vin" i anu N'uperauVe DO
n"". '"',v , "nu u.'NVs .'s loIce soleN from
$50" ~. VI Wy '"e's pr'S'h'eu
-, I'm, VI '"o D''"o'I"s re-
N "i" 1t "' ""i.,'"s III ooioi' vi no' 30 sUohgly
eNtt'ssV' az ''e mus ""Ir"Il'eu' ana IL Is NOT
u"'N'', ""' e'''c i'einoNI"'ic uemoers Oh he
N"'''","e0 "'"S pi'S'n' an """'''ohW expires
zion .r " 'n'lI views more VIGOROUSLY
nc iepo''' III It's lh'rouuc'ioh, SOUS FORM what
II WIS uFopeI ior congress 10 investigate ana
"""' no, anu inc u'rncu''y Oh conducting an IN
Ncs'-@uon mo cohsplra'ies Whlch nave been
''Ns'u'S V"r'cu gu, "hlle We successful
L'''S '''""'" III poNer' 1. "unl's .hht tue con-
i'.'""s W V"Hs til"'ors VINO nave become as
p"usneu u worm NUE. uut points 10 'he iaet' not
svnvl""' un"ers'oou' 'l", ABOUT the essential
features OF the election and canvass in Florida
bcforo ,r,, r,,,,,,t,,o, ,,a pa,,',i i'l.'.'
uo,o'1 u'' Con'nl'''ee' tne hep"oiieahs having
called no Witnesses in Florida. and few In Lou
isiaua excppt aa 10 the conduct Of tho VISITING,
stntes,pcp mi ,rc;to,,oir, IT., in,iu,iIa,,a,'
H. :. ''N ''.n'' "oou'
~ dlsmisscs entirely the testimony OF Andcr
SON jerks, Mrs. jerks. Weber. and TINT class
Of Witnesses md dcols With tho caso ,,,,,, ,hs
VI """'ss's' ana uohis win ihe case upon the
general ana controlling facts alone. The re-
lou Is divided INTO three parts tho nrst oil
WIN" ir',Is !" riorlua 'he secohu 10 LOUISE
ana. and the third 10 the forged electoral GER
uG,otcs
- .t,A r-,, I. IL. -
hr-lnnlns Win Florida. It cites tho law
,.i,.at I've tho ,ot,s c,st o,I ,b,, Co,,,s.ir,,
l'H'.n ny 'n' N'',s Gust anu INC NuhN"sSlhE
- ., A. ,,i -. -. :" ', .tF ~
that the Cnnvassing Bourd by rejecting without
N"',"n. ~ Jaw poi',on ., 'n' woes 81 US
10 show me majority Tor Hayes unlawfuly
-''I" a,,, ,','r , or say ,n 'S e"i'V as
80 ''"' 49, o'''"' ""'' ''o
and vote. SO that. although action WINS Instantly
taken 10 Gus. the Hayes electors. no decision
sonlJ he bo1 until the HAYS electors s7 bod
met that same lay at noon and voted The rc-
port then r.,i,cs tho judgment Of tho sup rene
,1uri WHlfA Sunsrpu'hiV I'cb"d UlH lne
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

HfrtlruHE lLrArAc-rHts DAT
sun rses.... 81 sun sets.... 80 Noon sota. IS
HteH wArKR-rHia nav.
sandy HOOK. 4OlGov Island. ~ Hell 0ate.. %
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TROY. March 2.-Mchael OHare. n saloon
keeper, was hit with billiard ball thrown by Augustus
Barron at early hour this morning No hopes Of his
recovery entertained. Barron IL still at large
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-03
MISS MoLLIE McLA1N,s SUIT
The Defendant Telling her How he Amused
HimseIr when Abseai from Her.


FRANKLIN, IND, FEB. @.-Ihe suit Tor
brcnch of nror,teo Of ,parrin,,a iuatitutcd las,
~ ", '.'',.'" VI ma i'"N' i"7s''u''" ~
J,hr " p,.sdi, ,Ln t,,,,,.,, III. Ill n,
J"hh W. hh-suhc, lhe manages hcihE lalu NJ
slO.OOo' the trial OF which was begun ON Monday
aud concluded yesterday. has attracted wide ut
tcntion from the sOrinl standing of the pprsons
,-,. 80, 80.
lhlrfts,ru. Ihe jury We're out from Mcdues lay
afternoon nj 4 oiri,cL untU aet,r,inv p,orrfp,,
- 49, Will 49, tN''' ~ ''''''-
NJ ~. MISS McClain is an attractive maiden OF
% nm orrb,n and on,,,.,oJ 10 a., ,,ittir,r,
80 "" w p"""' "hu '"E"N'" III INV hlhlH'iJ
business here. She IL highly esteemed i'm so
cictv and ia voioo,,o1 h,, ,ho h,,s, ,,rs.rs Il,
Ivy "hu ~ Neicolhcu ny the D'sN peIS'hs III
Frnnklin John w Ua,a,inl. 10 onc Of tbn IN cot
-. " ~
popular men IN THIS county. ana mas been
elncted tvvico Countv Tr.,euror To In about
~ '"'eN SO""'y tiO"9uiVl' io ~ ""'u'
~ years OF age, flno looking and ambitions.
fov nontba 400 ~, ,,ar.i,1 uiss o,,h,ito
Wheat' inc comedy daughter OF u prosperous
citizen OF Franklin. On their return from their
wedding trim Mr. RnosdaIe ,vns sarvad with tho
popers in Miss Mrc'i1in's suit ''N "'''i '"0
Miss McCinin aieynd in her comnlaint that
Mr. Rngadnis Tor "a n,,n,bor ~ sc,rs I'M mil
her the most devotad ntten,inn. That he nrol
nosnd mnrrioo,o h ~ w, M ~ paI
~ nccentnd mi Ibat aii y pn,"ts ~, va ing
he deserted her onJ refuscd to f,ini Inc nrn,n,
isrs ho had made w '"'''' '4' ~
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Benson sCnpcinc Porous rastcr;' tar superior common
pVgVus paseIsi aels quicker and more poWerluy.-Ade
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..-A,-A.-Nrlo>n, srHINo IMroKrA

EDWARD rutIu' PARSONS rOWIER'S
NaN U. IHI..t.Hu
JERSEY A>U go rRNsLY CATTLE
HAMPSHIRE DOWN. SHEER
THURSDAY NoRNlNG, NARcu @, attn O'CLOCK.
ANp 7ru Az, NEW YORK
on Wow, WI. tt.l.. tNr- tAf.r dI'H NrrFI.uf
ALFNLbM llENkNfSS d 60 Su.r AGENTS
VNN HEII.'s "RYE AND ROCK" TRADE
mark rcH'crcdJ the only genuine For sale 3y lrus
g,u atsi rer large bottle ana at depot ss cham1crs
couth 'ilc, asa Der gallon. VAS BEIL.
"KERIN'a HSE AND UO0i6 CANDY"
past -5 year,, - ler Bottle, fly'rtt.n
II H kItN 4 90,
go FULTON 81 H.j 7o BROADWAY.
KEATING'S COUGU I.UZENGIS AKR
recommended ut tlr Faculty Ton Coughs. odds Asthma
fruurhus. &C They contain 300 opium, or ptoparatiOG
WcreOi Price SO cent, per lnN M1Y+c sent Uy mail.
l.. tOlGEEA A co, AuN AJiA, AstntA
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-20
VIRTUE.

Sweet day, so cool, so calm, so bright,
The bridal of the earth and sky
The dew shall weep thy fall tonight;
For thou must die.
Sweet rose, whose hue, angry and brave,
Bids the rash gazer wipe his eye
Thy root is ever in its grave
And thou must die.
Sweet Spring, full of sweet days and 70,
SEES,
A box where sweets compacted lie
Thy music shows ye have your closes,
And all must die.
Only sweet and virtuous soul,
Like seasoned timber never gives;
But though the whole world turn to coal +,
Then chiefly lives.
GEORGE HERBERT.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-20

HUMAN ELECTRICITY An extraordinary
story is told by the Boudon Canada Adrcr-
taser. A girl 10 years of age, who has just
recovered from two years illness, the nature
IS there did not seem to be an organic com
plant, has developed wonderful electrical
power, and seems to be perfect battery. A
person, unless possessed of the very strongest
nerves, cannot shake hands with her. nor can
any one place their hand in pail of water
with hers. BY joining hands she can send a
shock through fifteen persons in room, and
she possesses all the attraction of magnet.
Ii she attempts to pick up knife the blade
will jump into her hand, and paper of needles
will hang suspended from one of her fingers
She cannot drop light article of steel she
may pick up. On her entering room per-
oeptible influence sezes all others, while some
are affected to sleepiness, others are i'll and
fgity till they leave. A sleeping baby will
wake up with a start at her approach, but with
a stroke of her hand she can at once coax it to
slumber again. Animals also are subjected to
her influence. and pet dog of the household
will be for hours at her feet as motioness as
in death Articles which she uses become
magnetized. She is one of seven children,
none of the rest of whom show any abnormal
qualities
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-20

James G. Robertson, Princi pal of the San
Francisco Industrial School, died of the inju-
ries received at the hands of George f. Ber-
gin during disturbance on Sunday last.
Mr.. Robertson leaves a wife and family. The
boy Bergin is only Is years old, and WAS in
the school for petty larceny. He has been ar
rested for murder.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-20

GENERAL GARIBALDI's application for the
annulment of his marriage with Signora Raj
mondi has been rejected, but the decision re-
serves to him the right of producing further
evidence in support of his plea.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-20

MISS RICE, the daughter of the Rev. DR..
Rice, of Springfield, Mass, was graduated at
Wesleyan University, Middleton, this year,
leading her class. composed chiefly of young
men. President Eliot, of Harvard, who APP
parently shares what he calls the "World's
ignorance concerning the capacity of the sex
for elaborate education" should converse with
this young lady who has the brains with which
to distance 50 many lords of creation.-N. Y.
Tribune.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-20

BLsHoP WHIPPLB has called conference
for next October, to meet at Davenport, Iowa,
to discuss the subject of border missionary
work. The Bishops of Minnesota, Kansas,
Nebraska, Missouri, and Iowa, whose
Sees respectively border on the Missouri,
will participate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-20

REPORTED SUNsTRoKE The Silrcr State
contains the following notice Of death from
sunstroke Such casualties are almost I'M
known in this State
1t is reported that man named John Wood,
who was section foreman at Mil City, and
subsequently worked for E. W. Cru'cher, at
Piute Valley, died yesterday at Guth:ie's
ranch from sunstroke He was a large,
feshy man, and it appears overheated himself
and dropped dead while moving
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-20

THE body of man who had evidently been
run over by the cars was found about thirty
FIVE miles east of Winnemucca on Friday.
Papers on his person gave his name as James
Duffy and discharge from Company E,
Eighth U. s. Cavalry, in 1869
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-20

JOSEPH SIMMONS, of Ellsworth, Kansas,
was wakened recently by the crying of his two
months old child. He turned up the igh:
and saw Il large rat leap from the bed. The
child ) face was cruelty bitten and it died in q
fa hnurS
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-20

SARAH a DORSEY, of Brooklyn, New York,
is the woman who has bequeathed $3.50 900 to
Jeff. Davis, Her husband will probably con-
test the Will
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-20

THE Paradise Valley Mining Company has
levied an assessment of 20 cents per share.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-20

CHARLES WIrHAM a German, was found
dead near Mayberrys. The cause of his death
was heart disease So We learn from the
Journal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-20

Having leased this well-kuown brick bull, ing I mott!
my friends and the public in general that III be Kept
4 first class hotel in every particular.
THE TABLE will be second to none in the State
THE B r will be supplied with the best brands
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
Gzs'Good cooks and geutlemanly walters have been &c
cured.
AS old resident Of Carson City, / ask and expect
share Of public patronage. My intention is attend
person to the wants of my patrons. b. +. SMALL,
Jei2-u Proprietor.
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BURNED TO DEATH IN HER HOUSE
Tho Fate OF Woman whom Disease had
Made simple Minded.

OswEGo, April 29-Mary Fravor, aged 40
years. was burned to death in her house In
Parish Village. this county. on Friday last.
Thirty-o one years ago she was bright and In
telligent girl OF Is. but disease came and for
seventeen years she was bedridden invalid
Then she gradually regained. so that she was
able 10 attend to ordinary domestic duties; but
the disease left her weak nded and simple.
About this time her parents died, leaving her a
small house. in which she lived alone Tor the
remainder OF her life. Her only neighbors
were her brothers and a family by the name OF
Smith. who lived near 70 her. Al o'clock on
Friday morning Mrs Smith saw that Mary 8
house was on fire. and awoke her husband;
The upper floor was envoloped in flames and
the fire was rapidly spreading below. Mr.
smith broke in the front door, and hurried TO
Mary's bedroom, which was filled with dense
smoke. After hasty examination OF the room.
he came TO the conclusion that she was not
there. The building burned very rapidly. being
small and built OF pine. and before many min
utes II fell and then the group OF neiRhhors
saw Marys body in tho bed, under the feather
tick The remains were taken from tho fire as
soon rs possible. but the head and both the
upper and lower extrcmities were entirely con,
| sumed. and the body was q shapeless mass ol
| charrod flesh and bone. II Is thought by som,
| that the fire caught from tho stovepipe, when
| pa4sed out OF the roof. there being no chimney
| Others conjecture that Mary set fire TO the
| house and then committed suicide
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-30
THE PRINCESS CHRISTINA DEAD.
Daughter OF the Duke OF Montpeusier and
Sister OF the Late Queen Mercedes.

A despatch from Madrid announces the
death OF the second daughter OF the Duke OF
Montpensier at Seville on Monday at the age OF
a. Princess Maria-Christina was born in
Seville in October. 1852. She was the sister OF
Mercedes. the late Queen OF Spain. and OF
Marie-Isabelle. Countess OF Paris. and cousin
OF King Alfonso. Her death leaves the Duke OF
Montpensier with only two children living, one
OF whom is the Countess OF Paris and the other
son. Prince Antoine Louis Philippe. aged 19.
But he has two grandchildren, son and a
daughter OF the Count OF Paris. They were
both born in .Twlckenham. England where the
Orleans family reside.
. The Duke OF Montpensier married the
Princess Marie Louise, sister OF ex-Queen Isa-
bella, in 1916. and has during the whole OF his
lie been intriguing to secure the throne OF
Spain either for himself or at least for one OF
his children. He succeeded In arranging the
marriage OF Mercedes and Alfonso but the early
death OF the Queen put stop TO his influence
upon governmental matters In Spain. II was
rumored that the Princess Maria Christina was
70 become the second wife OF the King OF Spain
but the disparity Of age alone would have been
an obstacle to such match. the Princess hav-
Ing been five years older than the King. Her
death will preclude all possibility OF Alfonso
AIl, marrying into the Orleans family.
The Princess's remains will be placed near
those OF her sister. the late Queen Mercedes In
the kscIiF!al. Tho Court will 20 Into tbsea
months mourning.