Arizona republican., 1902-03-10

beautiful an heiress, Parisian by adoption and one of the most charming young women h the artistic set. Prince Eugene, whom his royal rela- tives arc always trying to marry off shuns courts and coronets, has lived i"t years in the Lati-I Quarter, a ,i .- painter oi distinction.
 It was in one of the studios that he ! finds SC much more div.:tI..-; ;...-. salons of royal palaces t.-t youngest son of the ki.,g "r :; ..': Norway met-and fell instant .'..-- with, as story princes do----- < .!--- ! ing. black haired young woman vAcm he had a hundred times heard spoken of as the beauty of the American cut- ony.
 lie had heard of her in other quar- ters, too. Miss Wild is very much of T cosmopolitan.
 She is perfectly at home in Berlin. ! Vienna. in London. in St. Petersburg. ] She is a cousin of the Carroll family of Baltimore. who have made such bril- 1 liant foreign marriages. and in temper i ament and appearance she is not un- ! like those charming expatriates. 1 One oi the Misses Carroll became tEP , Countess von Grafenhausen Of Vienna | Miss Wild often stays with her. An 1 other married a German army officer 1 Miss Wild visits her in Berlin. Two i others married French nO0lemen. An ! ether. Miss Helen Carroll, made a sen sation some eight years ago by the lav- ' ish entertainment which she carried on 1 il the Chateau Fantaisie. d ducdl pal ! ace near Beyreuth which she rented for a season
 1 With this array Of connections Miss l Wild has had an extraordinary cppor- tunity of meeting princes and poten- t2tc7. Yet until the morning when shr met Prince Eugene in the dingy ateliei ! n the Latin Quarter it had never been ! i iG1ore;l that this brilliant young wo- ! man was in love.
 | It Vas rot very long ago that all this happened. But it is long enough for ] considerable agitation to have dis turbed the royal house of Sweden. For i with great G;rect1ess. as soon as the : prince and the American girl discOv- cred that they were in love with each other. the prince went right to the point.
 1 \ lorG, dignilieI latter. addressed to ! his majesty the king of sweden and { Norway, informed the venerable sever eiSn that his fourth and youngest son ; intended to marry q young woman of TO rank CT title and wished to renounce all claim to the crown.
 It is affirmed that the king stamped : his royal foot and declared that Eugene : should de no such thing.
 | Then the queen intervaned. She re- minded his majesty that the crown prince, who married for irraproachable ] diplomatic reasons, is Wretchedly un- 1 happy: that Prince Oscar. who con- trGcted 2 Inorsa natic marriage becaus, ne ,ras in Icve. is supremeIy happy. Which example would ne prefer to have Eugene follow Prince oscar married his mothers maid of honor. Miss Ebba Murck. and. fnrfeitnG all his claims and even his title. is now known by his courtesy title of Prince Bernadotta. Tcc king thought il ever. Finally he Waveyed. And the two young people in Paris are SC certain of his ultimate yielding that they are making their plans ia the highest spirits.
 It is by no means likely to be case ' cf lCve-iu-a-cottaE when Prince Flu eanc shall have succeeded in giving up his prerogative and status as royal prince and settled down to life of con- tt+!NtNl N IlI tiiN tllti HI! young lady who is now Miss Heller Wild.
 On the contrary it is said that thC queen Cf Sweden. Who like all mothers dotes on love matches. intends to diVid, her vest fortune of $23.GO0060. left bl
 her father, the duke of Nassau-wht %aincd it through the gaming casino al Wiesbaden. which he oUned-betweer
 her two sons. Bernadotte and Eugene The crown prince. who has net had the
 good fortune to cndear himself througl
 u romance. threatens to have hi. neither declared of unsound mind ant
 thus brcal; the will
 But 2l this does not trouble Eugan. in the least. For even i: his mother
 fortune is taken from him with hi title and rights. no has still lare income, and he intends to live ill I'ari. permanently.
 He has an abundance for all hi needs. and Miss Wild has cc,lltorta 5i fortune cf her own.
 v is said that the marriage will h. strictly private in order to spare em barr assiront to the royal families 6 , Europe, who would hardly llNoy