The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-03
He Is NOT A BEGCAR
BE Wanted Have Free Access tn Gger
Money haGn. and ID In said the
Propo~ed Match Hss neen
Declared O6.


been brewing for several weeks past bs,-
tween Prince Nfurat and Miss Caldwell
finally burst Friday. when at y meet
ing held at Miss Caldlwelrs hotel for ''con-
tract" ON final signature OF marriage set
Elements, the notary announced that the
bride only allowed her husband an in-
come of $1,000 a year. She declares that
she. had warned the prince all along that
she Intended to make this arrangement.
He had, however, always treated her refer
enccs to- the matter "a joke, refusing To
believe that sine would venture to treat
him i'm such a niRRartlly fashion. When,
however. the prince heard the notary
read aloud the CLAUSE, of the contract deal
ing with this matter, lie arose from his
chair. walked up to Miss Caldwell, and
exclaimed:
..S,ireiy this is a joke; you cannot mean
to treat Your husband with such public
Miss Caldwell laughed and replied. II
have managed my fortune all along
with success. and want to continue doing
So"
The prince. still refusing To believe that
she was serious, Miss Caldwell remarked.
how to ma mage money" The prince there
upon bscame very angry. cxciaining:
"Madain. am not ~ beggar" and walked
The same evening the wife of the
princes only son. who has all along OPP
Of their being another Princess Murat be-
sides herself. offered the prince an as, as,
sursd allowance of $1,000 IL he would
remain single. Since then the rnp-
turs. has become complete and the
abandlon,ncnt of the match is Of
ficialiy announced: Miss Saawsii mas
walking and driving since the quarrel OF
Friday last. hut ON each occasion he had
raising his hat. Under the circumstances
thcr. is not the slightest chance OF any re-
cancellation being citected,or OF the match
ever taking place. Not only the princes
dsiightcr-in-law. who possesses much So
cial power and influence at Paris, and
but also the rcnnaiaicr of the Murat and
Bonaparts family were strongly opposed
to the match. Princess Mathilde Bona
vor,,biy impressed iy Miss Caldwell, was
very outspokcn in her objections In the,
marriags. Indeed. Miss CaidweIrs ast,-
! periority in matters over the prince APP
pears to have caused n widespread res" IT.
ncnt among all his relatives and friends.
Miss Caldwell is about tn return to Amer
ica.
CnicA.", Nov. Miss Gwensloiinc
| whose proposed marriage with Prince
| Murat has just been abandoned on ac-
conn. of disputes % OYER the "rr.ng, FRA sIi,. ,i;n..
rather tightly tn her money bag. One OF
| her friends, Rossiping about her to-day,
'.Shc is worth sl,OOO.OOO. 1 suppose, hut
| she seems to have "a dreadful time. paying
| her bills and disputes nearly all the ac-
counts of her trasles-people, so that those
| who know her arc 10y no means anxiou
| for her custom one would fancy. Last
| winter a florist sued her for 800 for flow
ers used i'm decorating her house. and a
livcrynan sued her for pay Tor carriages
he had furnished lcr. l ann no longer
| surprised at seeing in the newspapers
| little ssl,libs about suits In Justice courts
| against her."
But she gave $4,000 tn n new Catholic
| university here"
| ssYes, yes. know that. but il is said she
was sorry for il afterwards. We srs-
| pected she would fall out with the prince
| Ii hasn't been long since she wrote Ia
| a friend here and said she was determined
| to retain control of her fortune after mar.
| riage, hut she intended to allow the prince
| q moderate sum for club expenses and
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