Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

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editor that tho emperor la extremely
uyDrao ~ huNlng trouble with ENGLAND
ur any other county. san, 10 that were
the case, now cabinet would urduuut-
ully have been formed after this Iutum-
rprHto address uf the premier. hut thla
man ulu holds hIr uucu and th-ra has
been neither explanation NOR apology
from court 0r cabinet ! am convinced
that there j. something behind IIl thIa.
n wheel Wl'ilu ~ wheel uf some sort,
because the day after the speech there
attempt had been mad on the lie uf
the emperor or NJ The premier ff was
exceedingly vague. bat 10 was alleged
that "a dynamite explosion had taken
place In the palace This was promptly
CuntrudlCted. hu. U" ui know Wlut of.
fetal contradictions amount 90. There
Dr. Internal trouble uf Fumr Kind lu the
court ut Vienna. and M We could pub-
lIHh the full details such an article
would give us European reputation.
Whom could you Dr. ready 60 bHgIu your
Journey Miss HtNtsrg'
~ nm ready now"
"WcI, in 900 nnlIr like this 10 DO best
ip lose ru thine. You can leave tumur.
row morning theu9"
"uh. certainly. but I must leave the
office ut once. and you must got some
ono Co.. nuirh the work I ann OH"
editor
Thus relieved. Jennie botook herself
60 "a telegraph office She know that
" she wrote q letter 90 the prucgrs.
who was now in Vienna. she would
probably herself reach that city uH soon
uH her note. Hp she tcltgmThod that
something important was uu hand
which would take her Go Vienna by
ncXt days Orient express ana Intimate
~ that u was q matter ln which she
might need the assistance of The priu-
cess Then she huHtoupd o. her rooms
Co pack w. That evening there came
an answering telegram from Nlruun.
Tho princess asked her a. bring her
ball drcHH and ull the rest nj her ungry.
The lady added that she herself would
Do nt the railway station and asked
jennie 60 telegraph her yu route. %
was evident that her hIghussH was
quite prepared Co engage in whatever
scheme there was on hand. ana this
fact encouraged jennie Co hope that
success perhaps awaited her.
Tru" 90 hor promise. tho Princess
Won SteluhoImDr was awaiting ut the
Immense railway station OF Vienna.
ana she received her friend with ruah.
inE unuHluu. Jennie loft the train aa
neat us when she had entered a.. for
many women have the faculty nf take
lnE long Journeys without showing the
diHhuyUlud effect which prutrurtod rail-
masculine. uud probably moro careless.
portion uf humanity,
"uh. you dear glrl." sCriod the prin-
crH. You cannot tell how glad / am
10 Hno you. / was Just yClrulug for
some one Co talk English 10. I ana au
Tired ~ French and Germau although
they Halter me by saying that I speak
those two languages welli yet English
D. my own tongue, and Il ~ 30 delightful
10 inlk with one who can understand
every blessed word you say, which you
can easily see those who pretend To
speak English IN Vienna do not what
long chats we shall huve' And now
come this way tn the carriage. There IL
u man here 90 look after your luggage.
You are coming right home with mo
ana are going 20 stay with me us long
u1 You are in Vienna. Don't say mo-
nor mako any eNcuFe. nor talk OF Eolus
90 u hotel, for "a suit Of rooms b. an
ready for you, and your luggage will b.
there before we arc Now let az enter
the carriage, Tor ! am Just plulng To-
hear what 10 o. you have on hand; some
delicious scandal. I hope"
NO answered Jennie. 1T pertains 20
government inniicrH.
"oh, doarl' cried the princess, How
tlrrsumul Politics lH su dull.'
~ don't think this case ia dun" said
Jennie because u has brought Austria
and England tp the verse N war"
" NNNA o. 'NN|HA'NNAN ANfN. AAANN
heard ANYTHING " a. when ala this
happen
"lcrs than o. month ago" And Jcn-
ME related the whole circumstance.
giving q synopsis Of the prvmicrs
speech.
"liut { see nothing ln that speech Go
cause war" protested the princess "It
o. nH mild uH new milk"
~ don't pretend 90 understand dlplo-
macy continued Jennie. blushing
slightly nH she remembered Lord Dounl
ana o. H41mod that tho same thought
struck the princess nf the same mo-
ment. Tor she looked quizalcnlly az Jcn-
ME ana burst out into laugh.
You may luuFh. but I ten you that
this " serious business They say 70
only needed u second Now milk speech
from the premier 90 have England an
sNor most politely In words Of honey,
ana next instant the two countries
would have been az each Others
throat"
"Suppufe We write 90 Lord ponnl In
81. Petersburg suggested the princess.
Htlll laughing. "nud nHk him 10 come 60
Vienna and help uH4 He understands
NIL about diplomacy. By the way, Jeu.
ME, did Lord pnnnl ever ana out whom
h. met at the ball that nlght2"
NO, he didn't answered Jennie
shortly.
Don't you ever intend 10 let him
know Are you going TO leave the ru-
nance unfinished, like one OF Henry
Jnmos'H novolH1'