The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-10
N0NT BLANC'S BRIDE.
FRANCE DEEPLY INTERESTED Nv
STRANGE CONTEST.
Hsner-Ts settle the Question q
gemmixsfen H&s Been Appointea

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Efz~en x Ers4 the Zst CT the tn0Ata
y-an+sz~ Ia the zessaud year q the cA4en-
ear q the republic. SIZE came q a. Oh
and honorable family. which was ~ 70
rr,earx IN sympathy with the reyol1lon
Sc climbed = little On TIE hills aroanc
her hcuae. Ister. sae rad some scrainosinE
On ths Jara. ard that vas ali tne NOUN
tatn training sne haa had. when. n
August Iszs. finding herself a. Geneva
she made % her mind 20 start upon the
excursios which was % earn Der the
uraad title u Ia fancee Ia Mont Blanc"
Thers vas plenty OF opposition 20 ee En-
e8anserea. % the Zs.s6 Inhabitants y
Geneva. MadsuoiselIs d AnzeVfIls declared
thai only I've were IN sympathy with her
ambition. The rest considered that Ter
erterpriss was rot only foolaardy but m
p-eper. Depurati0ns waited upon her In
her auzrtuent and snGeavcrsd 20 dis
suaHe her from her mad design She got
tired u receiving populations and
slammed the door n their faces Her
friend Lady rssIl0ua. came 20 see Der. and
trnpioras her. with tears n her eyes 70
tntrk better Of &. Her heart was touched,
but her resolution was mistaken. and she
made her preparations with q stout heart
The next thing % De done was 10 buy
provisions n order that the party might
not faint BY the way. A fun list of the
items Included in the c1mEissariat may
b read with interest Here Il Is:
Two legs - mutton, two OK tongues.
eighteen bottles % claret. one bottle OF
brandy. one bottle CO sirup. ore eask OF
table wgne twelve lemons. three pounds
% sugar. three pounds Of chocolate, three
pounds OF French piuus general provt-
sions fer the party. one blanc mango one
gourd % orgeat. one gorrd OF lemonade.
one tn of chicken broth personal provi-
slous FOR Mile. 9 'AnEevfllel.
A go0dly assortment. truly-suffcient 20
make a worthy wedding feast for the
bride Of the monarch of mountains.
Carrying the burdens her party left ths
hotel ar 8 o'clock IN the morning All
Chamounix was awake 30 see them start.
the soldiers az their posts saluted. The
pace was good I did not walk" says
Nsdem0lselie d'Angevllie: II few; and
more than once they called 20 me. Gently
gentiyE -" She would not even stop 70
rome Up0n the Glaciers de Blossoms. but
ieapt the crevasses Ike = cham0fs. Can
madame rass2' asked the guides. when
some point q difficulty was reached. Ma
dame can pass wherever two men have
preceded her" was The reply. ard she
passed. and got . the Grand Mulets a.
O'Clock n the afternoon. Here tents were
pitched. Ger there vas no Inn ther@ IN
those DAYS. and a sustaining rejection
wss prepared. After supper The guides
organized concert until an avalanche.