Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-10
SHE MAY MARRY A PRINCE.
ANNA GOULD ASp THE PRINCE WOW
DrERsTEfS.
IL would seeA- THAT the Fan'iiy's
Plan for Noble Alliance Has
About Succeeded.


7. Nf,.. Anna oould who smiled for
Jsnropc few wcckn nro. TO become the
h,tdo ~ prircn rsenber, Won Hierstein.
of AustrIoq
Tho reuort of tho enrneoment of the
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h.e jay "ou'u seeonp unusn.e' W wy
prince comes from Paris. No direct con-
fifmntion Of this report could be OBJ
toine1 tn Now yorl, vesterdny. al.
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u'ousN u y ny oe'ieu ny 'ne in.',,''''e
friends OF the Gould family. All OF
them seemed to know. when spoken TO
yesterdav maj prlpce Won Blerstein
~.
mas peeh P"SlHs nt'eh'oh W MISE
Gould for several weeks-ever since he
met her In Paris. In fact, a short time
a.o
sllhs Anna could, IL Will pc teihen-
bered. sailed for Europe a few weeks
uro Al fhnt TINA she ,yrs engaged TO
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"r' "h'iu'n iiHil i'''ai',
stock broker In New york II was
giveL out that Miss Could had gone
abroad Ia cot nor +, ousseau she vas
,s-
accompanied ny ohapsroh' VINO, III
speaking for MISS Gould before the
nteafner anf;ed said that her protc..e's
III, t,,,ra,,, ,,,,,,,,, H., ,,,daa,,,,o -,
s'"s ~ i-u'V's 'V'''N ~ ''''e'''i''e' W.
that on her return she would be we'd
ded to Mr.. Hartman.
pv.n at tbnt ft,nc thora VIVA , ,,rsot
uehi OF HSs,sry apout me lAte o. lhe
Weuulns' W uhs seehleu 70 Know
~, Wne III MlSs NrIu ln Mopiu rgsut i IN
the isii or yenr hehoe. htr enHperoh
Woulu N9u.nsaie no ueiihltt lhi"Ilnn-
wv o. 'i'Hs POM; -, a.,,. a. "a.
=, ia ~, ~ NY uIteF MISS
nouiu ~ VIZ =" uiis tnlt tuc ntWs
vi WI vn"'gu ~. 'hat .he ensaBgilert
, sM,s'' hi p9'eM '. nvr "Iu M nnrr'
man nau pesn p'ohel, - tAplaunueh
Mas BiSen i,O'h lne otncr sue OF the
Malel, anu or; llhiIlilan' az a matter
OF course declined to discuss IT,
me rep9tt tnat MISS Anna " now en-
b'tbeu 10 the iIihee Noii lhelsteln bears
out the story that the Journal printed
exclusively SOME Two weeks ago.
~ was then suited that the trip
horoad az ARRANGED ny George Gould
Tor hoWaiu ana ANNA was Tor me pur-
pose OF giving ihe Two younger chit
uren chance TO get away from Amer
can associations In which their young
hearts had become seriously involved
ana TO give them a chance to gain u
husband and a wife with title
george could mas been surely dis
tressed by me erratic conduct Of his
nrvtner anu slsler ~ dnese aualrs OF
ahe neart. WnN emery on Hpwurd'H
s,a.l,, t,,, siIa. nv pVusht tnr lueinB
ssrios ~ c,,,, ,,i.. ~ w. 70 SAT- u
shn',s,hs ~ u, rl,s lnHu' ~
,1s,,id la h',to, ~, INV tnht "
nrn,, - ", ~, ~ youiser
aienestod liz ronna ~ ,ltt
1870 T,.i,r wv ncueHH
gagged "A low months 400 ""
Howard Gould ia M enthust,.,t,
vaohtsman anu whom Tho eida,. i,a,.,,,
err suggested the ptirchnsa M fbs ho't
with the object Of racing abroad Inv,t
ard Jumped at the suFrestion nn1 .T.
pressed Il Willingness 10 leave America
as soon as the racer could he mn IN
lighting trim.
II Is understood that George Gould
had decided that the two young people
should spend summer In Europe he
fore no thought Of buying the Vigllant.
He sent Miss Anna over there nrst,
ostensiply 10 buy hel rousseau. and
then set about deVising scheme To
WIN over the aforementioned, II some.
What tnetGutiali lloWhfd The purchase
OF we Nlgllhnt Was the buit that
'" Sh !ne youhger nf9ther,
snoruy nlter that transaction was
satisiaotoriiV settled the breaking OF
tne Annl 1uulp-iiarr'mun engagement
"99s a a,
- N,'As Ntlnu fpulu mas really en-
hnurSu the htArl OF me Prince Won