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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-03-14
FOREIGN.

In an edict the emperor of China
anuuls all DEGREES and reports rem
dered from June 20 10 August II,
1900, in order that no trace Of theIn
be preserved in history.
John G. A. Leishman, the newly
appointed United States minister TO
Turkey, has arrived in CONSTANT
nople.
Sixteen Irish members Of the British
parliament were suspended for a week
and carried bodily from the house foT
refusing 10 retire on division.
F.ipinos surprised wagon train in
Cavite and killed three American SOL
6.ers.
King Edward has decided that the
proposed memorial TO Queen Victoria
shall take the form of a monument,
10 be erected near Westminster alb
bey.
Minister Conger has written letter
generating missionaries from the
charge Of extorting money from the
Chinese.
Chancellor Won Buelow explained in
the reichstag that Emperor Williams
visit 10 England was purely humane
in character and had no political sig
nificance.
Rumors Of peace negotiations at Pre-
toria between Kitchener. Miner and
Boiha have been confirmed in London
by private a6vices.
The story OF John Wilson Durants
death in a duel at Ostend. France, was
a fake invented by himself TO break a
betrothal.
A workman threw a piece of iron
into the carriage Of Emperor William
at Bremen, inhieting a slight wound
on the kaiser's cheek.
Irish leaders declare the riot in the
British parliament was provoked by
trickery of the government.
Judge Taft, president of the Philip.
pine commission, reports remarkable
progress toward peace and establish
ment Of civil rule By natives in the
archipelago.
Sagasta has formed a new Spanish
cabinet, with Weyler as minister Of
war.
Seventy-two pilgrims were drowned
during a storm on the Black sea.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-03-14

Appropriations by the Fifty-siNih
congress total S1.44o, o62,5i5. against
81. SOS .2ia.637 by the Fifty.fith con-
gress and sI.o4A5So,27S by the Fifty
fourth.
Alaska has a population OF 63.jo2.
against 32,05c ten years ago.
The wife and two children OF Post
master Morgan were killed by light
ming at Welsh. Ga.
Mrs. Emomns Blaine and Mrs. Cyrus
Mccormick gave the University OF Chi
cago 100000.
In Atlantic City, Y. J.. Alber; Zim-
norman. 40 years Ole. fatally shot his
wife and killed himself. Domestic trou-
bic was the cause.
James Callahan was held in Omaha
as a Cudahy kidnaper under 5000
bonds.
The Maryland legislature met in spc-
cial session TO revise the election law.
The members of the cabinet were
sworn in in the cabinet room at the
white house.
Senator William p. Frye, of Maine,
was on the Eth unanimously elected
as president pro tempore OF the SEN
ate. the second time he has been so
honored. Senator Morgan closed his
speech on the Nicaragua canal with
an appeal for specific declaration
abrogating the Clayton ulwer treaty.
Fourteen students of Lawrence uni
versity at Appleton, Wis. were sus-
pended for dancing.
Ex-President Harrison is seriously
i'll with grippe at his home in Indian
apolis.
The import duties between the
United States and Porto Rico are not
to be repealed until March, 1902.
At the first territorial legislature
of Hawaii the native language was
used in both branches, contrary TO
law.
The Indiana legislature passed bill
providing a penalty of death in ex-
IRENE cases and Imprisonment from
ten years TO life term for kidnapping
for ransom.
The Lake Shore road has established
a school for apprentices in its mechan-
lea, departments.
The United States is said to have
sent a note to Copenhagen warning
the government not 10 dispose OF the
Danish West Indies 10 any foreign
power.
The grand jury Of Anderson, 5. C.,
indicted four prominent citizens for
holding negroes in slavery under the
convict lease system.
Two men were killed and seven hurt
by the fall Of an elevator at Moline. H.
Hazers exploded a bomb in Smell hall
az the Chicago university.
Proposals for the acquisition OF the
Panama canal from Colombia have
been submitted 70 Secretary Hay.
An order allowing Russian war YES
sells 20 purchase supplies of United
States bonded warehouses has been
suspended by the treasury depart
ment.
]. Otis Humphrey has been nomi-
mated by the president for judge Of
the district bench for the Southern cir
cult of Illinois.
Admiral Dewey has been paid 50 SO
prize money for his victory in Manila
bay.
Mrs. Sanders and her niece. Viola
Wilcox. were burned to death in their
house at Hot Springs. Ark.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-03-14
A New Crown Jewel.

London, March 9.-The Imperial
OPAL" a priceless gem, weighing $50
carats, Is TO be added 20 the British
crown regalia as contribution in
honor OF the newly-formed common
wealth Of Australia. The gem is de-
clsred TO be one Of the most beautiful
ever discovered.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-03-14
FIVE MEN BADLY SCALDED.
Testing Tubes mt the Ameri-
can Iron works.

Pittsburgh, Pa. March 9.-FiVe
men were badly scaldtd. one fatally,
10y the blowing out OF two testing
tubes connected with a battery OF
boilers at the American iron works Of
Jones a Laughlin. The injured are:
George kosalich, viii die.
Evan Bochovich.
Owen Cauley.
Casper Krozoyitch.
Michael kialich.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-03-14
ALLEGED PLOT IN BRAZIL
The Monsrehist. ssid 90 he All,
Ina aud the Police Preparing
60 Thwart Thea

New York. March a dish,
20 the Herald from Rio de Jan
says:
IL Is said that the goyernmeu,
received news Of n InonarchIal
Great activity Is being displayed
the police so thwart IL. Much
lance is being shown in certain
cles.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-03-14
OTHERWISE UNN0TICED

New York city is said to be menaced
by a serious water famine.
Three indictments are expected in
the Richardson murder case at So'
vannah. Mo
The assets of the collapsed zinc
company at Joplin, Mo, are said 10
be worthless.
Gov. Davis antitrust bill was de-
fcatcd i'm the Arkansas senate.
Texas proposes TO spend 100000 on
an exhibit at the -. Louis Worlds
fair.
samuel Moser. upon being SEN
fenced. az Pekin, ILL.,, Friday. assault
ed states Attorney Cunningham,
striking him in the face.
\ New York masher was kicked
down four fights OF stairs for at
tempting TO get up a Irritation with
Miss Blanch Alexander, a ST. Louis
girl.
Capt. J. II. Jacobs, a wcll-known
steamboat owner. died at his home in
Harnlettsburg, III.
New York state has a bill in the
legislature 10 appropriate $4,000 for
its exhibit At the Worlds fair in IT.
Louis.
All the plate-glaSs risks on Kansas
saloons have been Cancelled and now
fire insurance companies are cancel
ing on joints.
George Fisher. a resident Of Butler
county. Mo-. for number OF years.
was found dead on the railroad track
east OF Poplar Bluff.
British merchants are eagerly buy.
ing sugar. in the expectation that the
coming budget will impose a duty Of
half-penDy a pound on that com
modify.
Andrew Carnegie has expressed his
intention of giving Lincoln, H.. So.
ooc for free public library building
The steamer Numidian, with the
Strathcona Horse un board. arrived
at Halifax. y. :. Friday The steamer
was anchored OF shore until the men
could be paid OF.
Chief of Police John Moore. Of stan
ley, Wis. was Assa sSinated three miles
north OF that piAee while assisting the
sheriff Of Clark &ounty in arrcsting
William sowa. N2lander, for wife
beating.
The 6iutant-gcnerars Office reports
satisfactory progress making in the
recruitment Of he Eve new infantry
regiments authorized by congress.
Rev. Mark rrafton, an eminent
Methodist minister. and formerly u
member Of congress from Masachu-
sets, died in Boston Friday. aged 9c
years.
Mrs. J. y. Goodin. wife Of a wealthy
farmer. residing five miles north oi
Princeton. Mo, committed suicide by
cutting her throat with a razor.
Mrs. J. \. Fraley, Of Central City.
H., arrived in Pana, Friday. on a visit
and died a few moments after reach
ing a friends house. Heart disease
was the cause.
Judge Perkins. Of Kent tMich) cir.
suit court. granted a decree Of divorce.
with $500 a year slimony, 10 Ger.
tTude Smell (nee Sherwood from
Thomas Thornton Smell. OF Blooming
ton, H., on the grounds on non sup
port and cruelty.
Herman weiper,. aged 50. editor Of
the Danville ml) Zeitung. dropped
dead Of heart trouble Friday after
noon. lie was a recognized author
ity on German opera and a singer Of
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-03-14
4 comfor,asi. Donation

Chicago. March AT a sp.
meeting Of the board Of trustc.
tho Durham medical institute ]
James ID. Kent announced that
10000 had been donated The col
for its immediate use by John p
bois. a wealthy lumbcrman and o
owner Of Dubois. Pa. No rvscr,at
are attached 20 the gift.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-03-14
TIL. weekly Baak statement

New Yorch March a-Ths weekly /
msnt % averages q the associated i
shows
Loans. tsis ~. gn: Increase. o $40 ,
deposits. s.. on - CO.. decrease. &.
CiTCuia ton. 81. - CO... increase. -
Legal tenders. 81 - 20. decrease
as SO
specie figi 10 To-. decrease. NE
Reserve required. 81 80 IL decf|
49,. 81.
Surplus reserve. uQst..s1s. drcreaHe
G.. Is
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-03-14
Excitement In Macedonian Circles.

Sofia, March 9.-The Macedonian
committee has summoned an extra
ordinary congress for March 81 TO
consider the complications in Mace
donia. Great excitement prevails in
Macedonian circles.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-03-14
THE WEEKS BANK cLEApr,o.
Total CIearinGs, with Inc
Decrease In the rrIacip., "
cities OF the Countr,

New York. March o.-The fopo.,
table, complied by Bradstroe, ~
the bank clearings at 20 Of ~. 'I0"
cipal cities for the week ended pfI
Z. with the percentage Of incrs,' '''''
decrease, as compared with a.. %
responding week last year; %
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-03-14
THE GERMANIc is OVERDUE.
The white star Liner should Have
Reached New York
Thursday Evening.

New York, March 9.-The steam
ship Germanic had not been reported
as sighted from Fire Island up 20 nine
o'clock this forenoon. The Germanic
was expected 10 arrive on Thursday
evening. Incoming vessels report eN-
traordinary heavy weather on the At
lantic.an dit is probable the Germanie
ran into a storm and was obliged TO
slow down.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-03-14
Personal AND POLITICAL.

Mai. Daniel W. Whittle, for many
years the associate OF the late Dwight
L. Moody. died in East Mortified.
Mass, aged 50 years.
Carter II. Harrison has been renpIn-
mated for mayor of Chicago by the
democrats.
Isaac NJ. Gregory, editor of Judge,
a humorous weekly. died in New
York city, aged about 65 years.
Michigan democrats have nomi-
mated Allen c. Adsit, OF Kent, for
supreme court jus tice, and Elmer G.
Goldsmith, OF Petoskey, and Edward
Shields. of Howell, for regents OF the
university.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-03-14

New York. March 9.--Accordia
a special TO the Herald. Secretary
has received advices that Lord Pal
fotc viii submit proposals. FOR o. e
sival Of the Hay.Pauncefote tf
and for harmon.zing the point
differences between the United 81
senate and the British governms
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-03-14
AGGRESSIVE YOUNG TURKS.
They Threaten TO Meet Violence on
the Part 81 the Government
with Equal Violence.

Constantinople, March e.-Pla.
cards posted in Stamboul by the
Young Turkey party threaten 10
meet violence on the part OF the gov
eminent with violence.
One passage, directed against Rus
ria and Germany asserts that Turkey
is in the hands of those powers.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-03-14
GEN. HARRISoN'S ILLNESS.
The Patient, Who t. suffering From
IntercostaI Neuralgia, 10
Somewhat Better.

indianapolis, Ind, March st was
announced at the Harrison home thar
the general. who is suffering with in
tercostal neuralgia was slightly bet
ter. He passed fairly comfortable
night and the pain accompanying the
disease Is not so acute.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-03-14
shortage of Fruit Cars.

Los Angeles, Cal. March Re.
ports continue 10 come in from al
over California about the shortage OF
fruit cars and the inability OF the
railroad companies To handle the big
orange crops.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-03-14
rsIysamy mn r@..sd.

salt lake. Utah. March g
State senate has passed a bill
practically permits Polygamy. v
IL does not permit polygamous ]
Iiares. IL makes IL possible for an
slider 20 bring complaint against
person for unlawful cohabitation
will pass the house by safe ma 10
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-03-14
Recommendation of Count ToI.toi.

ST. Petersburg, March 9.-The OIL
cial organ of the Holy Synod pub
fishes the formal accommodation of
Count Tolstoi. the Russian novelist
and social reformer. which was an
nounced early in the wear.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-03-14
Financial.

New York. March Money an call i
inal. prime mercantile paper. sa4i.
sent. sterling exchange nominal.
actual bi sineSs ia bankers bills az
Tor demand and "a ts4Lgts4L for ~ Al
posted rates, &>51I 49, and ISL: conn
cial bills. tS3i4n iSi. silver certificates.
use: bar silver. 60'sc; Mexican dol
isc. State bonds weak, railroad bond
rs ular. government bonds strong.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-03-14
The senate Adjourned.

Washington, March 9.-The senate
confirmed all nominations pending,
and at 1855 p. m. the adjourned with
out day.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-03-14
ntv~r News.
THE MARKETS.
sA1tkDAY. Mar


ST Louis - Flour - Patents y CT.
other Eraacs. 8 pV41 % " hcat-Nn.
-1tsuEtt.c Corn No. 3 mixed. "a 81
cots 40 g.si.u-usc. Hay -Tlmothy
va 90. prairie. 3 0-Uioe. choice 81,
> .o9flo" Auttcr 49, Creamery. -
ii al2y i csdiSc .i hsSs t 81 p
New moss. So ~. B1con-C Clear rih
Wool Tub washed. lsuUisc. Missouri
Illinois medium comoinE. i2c,
grades. is0is'sc.
ago-CiosinE quotations. WI
March. 94C. April. 1sAc. May. 1sAc.
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March. zee Nay. ;,.,e' PORK y
March. s. S May. f5sSis. july. s. q
TENDER. 5.5it short RIBS March.
May, E.ss. July. 80, september. s
Lave stock Markets.
St Log!E-Cetfle-F Fancy exports. :
500. butchers. g. ssfiileo. stockers.
400. cows and hei:crs = seut6. ~
Packing nesNs o., butchers. s. "a
8 75a4 -. lambs. s. 700 ~.
Chioaxo-Ca.ue- Good 10 prime 81
B@gs =. poor 20 medium. s. g..
dtsO heifers. S.sSn4so; Gamers.
$50. calves 81 cOus 3 Texas fed ~
0flfs. Texas grass steers. s. 81
HoGs-MiSed and butchers. H4Jp5
good TO choice heayv. g. ss7l 20. q
heavy. s. iOli5 -. HIGHT. s. safI5 6sit
Good 20 choice Wethers, s. 3ofIt =
20 cheicc mixed. ttypa4 40. western 81
NEptA5. Texas sheep, = Sous u, NJ
lambs. ADq5 25 western lambs. 8
52S
Kansas City-Cattie- Native steers.
d5.so Texas steers s. 5-at 70. Texas G
3 10 10. native COWS aud heifcfs :
as. stcckers and feeders. s. so
calves. 81 0O16o. Hogs-Heavy.
5.&: packers g.. 500 j0i mixed. s. 80
light. S-&sfi63s. workers. s. 2005 ~. >
-Muttons. f3.i5GlSS lambs. ssoU5 10
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-03-14
Cotton.

Quotations for middlinE range as
lows: 81 L.ous, sac; New York.
Memphis, Sac.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-15

ANNOUNCEMENT.
++%+++++

The FREE PRESS wishes to announce
he addition to it's editorial staff OF
Mai. Chas. W. Stevens, OF Boston,
who is now making his home with
his daughter, Mrs. A. D. McNalr, at
the Experimental Farm. His posi-
ton will be that of assistant to the
editor, and we feel sure Il at his ser
vices will be appreciated by the pub
lie as we'll as the FREE PRESS manage
ment.
Major Stevens has been for many
wears an occasional correspondent tor
the leading newspapers of Boston, his
residence for many years, and now
that he has retired from his active
business takes this method of keeping
in touch with the public. 1t is with
pleasure we introduce him to our
readers.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-15
The Pan American Exposi.
ton didn't pan out very we'll
financially.
GREAT LUCK OF AN EDITOR.

"For two years all efforts to cure Ecze-
in the palms of my hands failed; writes
Editor H N Lester. of Syracuse Kansas.
then was wholly cured by Bucklens
Arnica Salve" It's the worlds best for
Eruptions. Sores and all skin diseases,
Only Csc at all Druggist
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-15
THE ISTHM1AN CANAL.
.aT%%++**

.s-s-ss.s*.s'
We write Isthmian in referring
to the proposed Inter Oceanic Ca
nal problem tor the reason that it
is by no means certain that the
Commissioners will report in favor
of the Nicaragua route.
That this has seemed fer some
time past to be the most favored
route, certainly among the people
at large, there cannot be much
question. AT the same time there
are others that as strongly advo-
cate the Panama route.
These judgments rest largely
upon personal interests and such
being the case should not, and will
not, influence the Commissioners
report.
When this has been made and
the method of work indicated only
enemies of the future development
of the United States will attempt
to prevent immediate action in so
important an undertaking.
We have written the above as it
would seem, if un 'ficial reports
are to be trusted, the international
agreement between the United
States and England which is to
take the place of the Hay Paunce-
fote treaty has been drafted so as
TO meet objections raised against
that compact by certain U. :.
Senators. Indeed it is believed that
the President and Sec'y. of State
have had personal interviews with
a large number of Senators Tor
the purpose of ascertaining what
they would agree to, and that the
new treaty embodies the conclu-
sions thus reached.
AS we write we notice that the
insurgents have occupied Panama
and are gaining a strong hold
throughout the country.
What effect, if any, this will
have upon the decision of the Com
missionels we must wait and see.
He had lost both legs in a
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-15

He had lost both legs in a
railway accident and the sym
pathizing doctor said, "Yes
my friend it's a hard loss, but
you might have been killed
you know" "Oh? yes,' re
piled the sufferer II won't
"kick.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-15

Owing to Judge Taft's i'll.
ness we see that Luke Wright
has been appointed vice Gov.
ernor of the Philippines. We
hope he will not only Luke
Wright but act right.
Oh, no! That wasn't an
earthqua ke that woke us up
the other night. It was only
the Goat those Free and Ac-
cepted" fellows have tied up
in a barn. He tried to break
loose.
If our lady friends don't
quit sending their pretty ba.
bies round town in perambu-
lators some of our benedicts
who haven't any will wish
they had. Philips Brooks
used to say when the proud
mothers brought in their lit
tie ones to be praised, "Well.
that is a baby" We can say
the same of some of the
charming tots" about our
streets.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-15

SOUTHERN PINES, N. C..
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-03

the woman he believes to be the prin-
cess. though he has actually fallen in
love with the supposed lady
in-waiting. The real ottillie
loves Jennico. and believing that he
loves her. and is only marrying the
other because he supposes her to be a
princess, she substitutes herself as the
bride and in the darkened chapel mar
r!es him. on their return 10 Jennico's
castle OF Tollendhal, the young man
has apparently been tricked into mar
rying "A low born woman, and al first
furiously indignant. is at last forced
20 acknowledge that he loves her in
spite OF her supposed lowly origin.
In the second act Michel, gypsy,
appears. She has been befriended by
Eugen, the Prince Of Rothenberg,
cousin Of Ottillie. The prince. 30 love
with bic fair relative, enlists the aid
~ Michel Do his attempts 20 win her
away from JenuicO. Michel rOufrlYes
that tho latter shall see the prince and
Otullle together. The bride refuses a.
explain their interview, anG after her
husband has approached her Tor appar-
ent aecepti9n. tbs young pair have a
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-03

private and family papers. seeks to
separate husband and wife, return the
Montbazons their heiress, gain a titled
wife and fortune for himself and bid
defiance 20 discovery. Madeleine. to
save her child, is eventually induced
10 return TO her family. but BEL
phegor," Notwithstanding his anguish,
prosecutions and Vaccinations az the
hand OF Lavarennes, never gives up
his search, and finally, impersonating
the cheyalier gains access % the
Dukes house. where ne Is compelled
20 keep up the deception even ~ the
presence Of his wife. But Layarennes'
Identity Do eventually discovered apd
the Dukes appreciation Of "Belphe-
gors' honest manhood and Madeloine's
constancy. brings everything 10 q hop
py conclusion.
The 1rst presentation VI the pl7y
whs ln 1865 "a the ,yynl lsrrum.
London. with Charles Dillon n ihe AZ
fle role. lfs success wee ~ great it
MAS bFopEht " Amerlsa apd opeDe4
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-03

credit is due, there is no question as
to the strength of the play, dealing as
it does with one of the most romantic
scenes and periods of history, namely,
France during the reign of Louis VIII.
The story treats of how Belphegor, an
itinerant Snowman, falls in love with
and marries the adopted daughter of
an humble printer, but who in reality
is the only child of the Marquis de
Montbazon, confided to Pierre Valin,
by her father, when MORALLY wound
ed in an engagement during the revo-
luton, and to his companion arms, the
Chevalier de Rollac, is bequeathed the
sacred duty of restoring her to his
family. This he was prevented doing
owing to the vanquishing of the Royal
lists by the Republicans, and his flight
to America, to save his own life Her
identity is discovered by Lavarennes,
traitor to both Royalists and Re-
publicans, who, masquerading as the
Chevalier de Rollac, whom he has muir
dered and possessed himself of all his
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-03

of Zenda." Like that well-known play
The Pride of Jennico" was first pro-
duced under the auspices of Daniel
Frohman, and ran for the greater part
of a year at the Criterion Theater in
New York.
The drama was written by Abby
Sage Richardson and Grace L. Furniss,
and although it is founded upon an in
cident in a novel bearing the same title,
the work is largely original. The story
of the play is told as follows:
A young Englishman. Basil Jennico.
inherits estates in Moravia with the
understanding that his marriage shall
be in keeping with the family name.
He meets there the princess of a
neighboring province, Marie Ottillie
by name. who is accompanied by her
maid. Ottillie passes herself off as the
maid and introduces the latter as the
real princess.
Anxious to contract a marriage with
royalty, Jennico becomes engaged to
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-03

quarrel and Ottillie leaves the castle
and her husband.
In act three the myrmidons of Eugen
attempt to make way with Jennico.
Several encounters and duels take
place, in which the heros prowess is
shown. Michel becomes an ally of
Jennico when it is proven to her that
Eugen is faithless to her. She brings
Ottillie, who still loves her husband
passionately, to the scene. Eugen
threatens the princess that if she rec
ognizes Jennico, the latter will be shot
on the spot. and to save his life she
pretends not to know him, and leaves
with Eugen. Jennico concludes that
she is absolutely false, until told by
Michel that his wife's action is part
of Eugen's plot, and that the latter
purposes to carry Ottillie away and
marry her by force.
Confident of Ottillie's fidelity, Jennico
pursues the villain and rescues Ottillie
with his sword, wages a desperate en-
counter with Eugen and, after finally