The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-23

feature attuned to all the rehnements
that come with great wealth. Her com
plexion Is as smooth as a sleeping 10.
tants: her golden hair would yearn 10
fall from her head upon her shapely back
and shoulders. and her features have the
classical beauty that painters have put
into their canvas Helena OF Troy and
their Mime. dc Matntenons.
She heard the dark skinned musician
playing In a Parts restaurant. ana all
her soul leaped into fame ami tuey
eloped- The tune she heard him play
was the 'fsakoezy March. the nationaI
air OF Hungary. lis effect Ia considered
by many the most brilliant OF any IA
tional air. The splrii that pcryldsrs Hun.
garlan music 10 melancholy. Ths player
leads you on. and with each succeeding
note your excitement grows. and Whrn Dc
finishes he does so In bIaEs OF musical
glory.
American GIrrs Revolt.
There Is more tn tnta case than mere
rich womana infatuatiou TOR a pouf
stroller. II Is a revolt against the prar-
tice OF marrying OF American girls Eg
titled foreigners. The American mota,f
stands condemned, wroL. Monsieur 4 Ar.
gentsull. the famous Paris lltrratsur. the
other day. she Ia the ons to feel ashAm.
ed OF this sad display OF passion BY a.
woman who h young enough 20 br called
a grit The Americans wilt Judge this
unfortunate young woman more harRnig
than would We. They look only AZ The
overt act OF eIopemsnt. We take into
confederation tho girls environment aaA
the influence In her home HE. and then
temper our Judgment with pity Ars not
the American girls sold to tttles' Il .he
Anglo saxon blood too puFs spr thai
Does not her most gracious ma lsAty VI.
toria bstroth her daughters while thvy
are children and doom them 20 a married
life without love? Ia Il no. only natural
that her imperial example should bss f1l.
lowed by ambitious mothers Ia England
and America The slopsmenr. much "a O.
Is to be dsplored. can not but bs coratl
cred as a protest against the vain glory
OF some American mothers VINO have So
often been held up to u degenerate ia
ropeans TO bs Initiated Ike holy OK
ample"
wiIfHI GIri.
The princess In the daughter OF the lats
Ebert D. ward OF Detroit. VINO At th,
ands Of acres Of pine lands. tho hlgzsat
fleet Of ships on the great LAKES. and was
beyond doubt the richest man In MlchI.
gan. Clara was born In ls71 and was tw,
years old when her father ..... shortly
after Clara's mother who was CAPTAIN
Wards second wife. left Detroit. spend.
Ing three years In travel with Clara In
Europe. Then she married Alexander
Cameron. Windsor Ontario. lawyer. AZ.
terward banker. Clara lived In Toronto
until she was u. when she vas sent 70
England to school. She was OF rerk
less. restless disposition. and even In
school spent her income OF 10000 A year
which Captain Ward left her At the ags
Of II she was Induced to marry the prince
who was a, by tho arguments Of her
mother. who was eager TO secure a title
In her family. The girl protested thar
she did not love the lmpecunloua creut
Wearer. but her mothers ambitions we're
too strong. and she yielded. In order =,
Pc his debts 600 OF her fortune was
settled on him before the marriage tn
the high strung American girl this mar.
rage OF convenience" brought no happi
ness. She found she had bought hus
band, but not the love she was looking
Tor. OF her husband she said the other
day. with pathos that must have gone
TO the hearts OF many other titled Arusrt.
can women: Yes. he was a kind man:
but he was cold. Indifferent. IonEed to
he With my children. to nurse them. to
sleep with them. to make their lives
part OF mine: hut was a princess. and
could see them only occasionally. !
wanted love. and when I eIoped I simply
exchanged rank for love-"
When Hlgo wanted to hold big concert
to show he was not living on her money.
she said, with hns scorn that would
make even pachydsrmatous European
fortune hunter. blush: III a prince could
marry me for my money. and live on n
why should a gypsy be ashamed % DO
so7' Again she said: II sold myself once
FOR titles: now sell my titles for love"