Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-28

the scafold. Thesaint aBI1lst,
one Jnass Of diamonds. which r-'..t
miniature Of Henrietta MAJ.
relic was left by Cardinal Yars III
OF the Stuarts 90 George M ~.
sent IL to lie beside the suir,s ,.
In Edinburgh. ".'
Ia 1852 the regalla was lp tb.....
OF Dunottar which was tbe a,rg ,,
OF strength in the kingdom tb,t I'M
sisted the English arms Crrvr.
fought the battle OF Dunbar ,,.,
Edinburgh and reduced strr,,
the committee Of estates vb.b I
trying to keep alive the royal ,.r, 7
the tim0 sent the r5gala to Dr-..'
under the care Of the earl nsr.i-
The garrison held out bavs'y h, ~.
months. The earl marIs,hsl b,s
captured and shipped on. pr.s--.. /.
London. OgiIyle. who commando +.
the fortress, saw that The eni ma, ~
near and that II he wished 10 save HI,
lives Of his people he must Soon ts-.,
late. And he knew very well that .@,
Honors' must then be SURRENDERED
fact which CALLED him more thaaann.I
rest Of his miserable plight
| one day a lady the wife o. The NM.
ter OF Kineft asked to see LADY Or.,.
She was Mistress Christian Ga.-r,
and she had a pass from the Frfa
commander Little curiosity va, j,
cited by so insignificant a visitor 0,t
vie himself not hearing Of her @, ir
But she brought with her a key VIA
the earl marischal had managed nj
muggle into her hands-thl Key o,n,I
chest where the H0n0rs lay
Lady Ogilyle promptly seized hrHsI
Of conveying the regalia 90 a place n
hiding, and, without consulting of g.
forming her husband. took aIa.n r
her own hands The crown was .1'
died into the cloth riding dress a.al
sat IN many plated fuIness ab1l, a
walstof the mIn.ster'swife and ihs y
ter and sword We're wrapped DO ,iI
| hanksof lint and placed on he shlglII
Of her maid. When The lady ana De-
lattendant returned through %. Il
| leaguerlng camp It appeared as tt'aI
she were taking away some INT % h
spun FOR Lady OEIlyIa, and DE utss
pectlng English officer politely a9fs
| Mistress Granger to mount her hr
and watched her ride away viilla
thought Of trickery.
For three more months The casa
held out. and when at last Il surt'lf'
cd great was the rage " the EngsitI
finding "the H0nors' gone j ulI
adroitly given out that sir John Kaa
younger brother Of the earl uarsA
had carried them over the sea % Ky.
/ Charles IN Paris. But in reality AhI
! Granger and her husband had ol-i
them under zane braid stans 10 %.
floor Of their own little XIX OF Aha-
/ telling TO no human being The ss,H I
I the hiding place. Eight years l''s'
ward the wheel Of fortune ttll.
/ Charles stuart TO the top again. -A
/ Christian Granger took Sir John Asl
I TO the corner where "the Honors yer
/ buried and proudly bade him Ts'ln' ?
/ charge. An order Of the Scottish pr
/ lament. dated January 1861. fesai-a
/ Mrs. Granger with 1900 marks W
| Sir John Keith (whose immediate ,i.i
| IN the affair was certainly OF ths s-t-,
/ est) was created knight marIs.al
Scotland. with a salary Of $40 It'
10 which afterward was added pr
age under the title OF Earl Of klaa.t
1.-THE Honors' were brought pl'A
! Edinburgh castle. but In ihe aah .
| Queen Anne and the earlier Gsas,
| they were kept locked out Of ssl, .
a huge oak chest. which eyeniua'l =.
huddled into a lumber room ana l ., T,
ten. Sir Walter Scott institute,
search. which was, to his pride ana 7.
ugbt successful. and the reelia ~ y,
horne with due ceremony before ~ |.
very self sufficient and theatrical y, ~
Of scots" George ", as he mad' ~ ".
~ prorress up the h.eh s'ree' ". "a
Holyrood to the castle It bad in a. 4,
| keeper and then deputy keeper . -
celtic society "all plaIied ana ~ w.
IN their tartan array MOUNTED 80 4,
over Il while II was ahsen, ~. W., "a
Jewel room In the castle Ih'' '"
last adventure.