The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-30

BUDAPEST, Dec. @.-Tae presence here
az Princess De Caramin-tshinlay. former
4 Miss cara Ward. an heiress of Detroit.
Mich. VINO elafed last summer vita
hgaxaFisn ggnsg musician nAsnea jan
cssl RIg9. has caused a sensation la car
tain circles. The princess yesterday re-
eeived delegation of members of ths
manner. She said that 10 was iac0rreet 20
suggest that her husband. a Ba.giAn noble
man % Freneh extraction. had behaved
n an un@entlssnanly manner toward her.
On the coatrary, she insisted. the prince
had always can6uctod himself a gan
tlsn4n- Bat he was OF a cold. reserved
nature ard was always more az bis Climb
or On the turf than at his home. TIE
princess WAS then asked why she left her
husband and replied;
That Is a reTnarkahie story. I Asxs
also asked nayself why I have done SO.
and ! can md no repiy 20 the question
soon after our marriage ! went With nv
Belgian srisfocracy very sympathetic.
When however. there WAS talk of 4 high
seFsonage hassng shown me a special
favor. an entire change occurred. The
sS5uRa thy fTst shown me vas wltharawn,
ana therefore | went to Paris 1 mere be-
c@i,aa acquainted with NJ JanGesi IN the
1afe FalilaF8. He wss acting as hand
master Rfgo likes me better rkan his
beloved music The rest ycn KNOW"
In conclusion The princess said:
Il should ike very much no see nv
children again. bat the law has given
them 10 their father. T. on the other
hand. have given up half my income fer
months in Hungary
The high parsonage" refsrred 70 by the
princess in this Interview Is understood
here 70 refer 10 King Leopold OF Bel agluna.
and Is said TO furnish the cause for rha
refusal Of the queen OF Belgium 70 10 In
troducea 70 the princess at a garden party
al Laeken. the royal park and palace near
Brussels
fhe suit for divorce instituted by the
prince against bis wife is now In progress
AT Charieroix. Belgium They first met as
Nice and were married In the presence OF
the United States and British amhassa-
dorS
RlSo Is now said 10 be trying 10 induce
his wife 70 commence divorce proceedings
against him. promising her large sum Of
money Il she will DO so. IL i added.
however. that the deserted woman re-
fuses 10 take this step. u would ena-
hle Rigo 20 marry the princess
Hundred. Watch tho Americas Girl.
LONDON. Dee, @-Ths standard VI
emma correspondent gives the details Of
interviews which the Princes Or caramln-
CnIFaAx has 4ee0ried thn nsNspaesr orr
respondents. which era ahes aer fEii story
10 be given From these IL appears that
she arrived in Parts az the AK OF f6 with
her mother. Her first spltor was a Ger
man captain named Won HefTeis. who was
rejected. She made the acquaintance cf
the Prince 81 caramin-a himay AZ the res
ideucs % the then United States consul.
She accepted the princes suit. the mother
and daughter having made a wager be-
tween them thst he would propose within
two months. The princess states. Ia her
interviews that sae spent 30 isa francs
tts0asm in repairing ths Prime of Cara
in-GhimSy's old family chateau in Haen-
aulf. After six years OF married life the
princess stated only a yearly income of
-. 80 francs {ssI. .0oD remained OF her fcvs-
uns The princess said 70 the new1paper
men faaf she would marry Jancssi Rigo.
her Hungarian gypsy lover sac showed
70 the reporters on tha upper part or her
arm a tatooed serpent. surnounted with
the name '.JancaSl" and above Il LETT
ter 20" the whole design being topped
By a ducal crown.
Hundreds % people wat outside the no
L.. ahere 9he pair are staying 20 see tho
runaway princess. and special polsce are
needed 70 keep tnem in order. When she
appears az uas fheater. adorned with
splendid diamonds and the gTpsy Rge at
her side. ffse performers on the stage are
entirely .guered. - great is the curiosity
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