The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25
SIORE'S VISIT
ADDS KEN PHASE
Month Old Baby in Suit for
Manv Millions.
MCOMB-HERZOG ROMANCE
Has Many Complications in
History of a Year.
MCOMB-HERZOG ROMANCE

! New YorS. Jan e4-The New York
+ Herald says.
\ rev born babe % royalty. no infant
scion OF usne hOacred race ever bvssn
ITS career Under more extraordinary en-
cunStancss than las certain iI,tle child
recently born in New York city
I About five weeks ago Edward Rsyns
I Herzog took his first peep at the great
world beneath him from his cosy nttI.
2sSt at the top OF the Bryant Park Stu
Z dos Scarcely had this infants blue eycs
( opened upon his Surroundings when the
tiny creature was entangicd IN a well
+ known lawsuit involving several millions
I OF dollars. And yet the golteG infant
7 only coos and smiles in the sweet con-
teHtTZent of bsbyhood. while his tiny
/ hands. no larger than a walnut. beat the
air with Ineffective blows.
/ Life has begun fer this baby in an ideal
{ setting \ loving mother fondly tends
him: proud and devoted father studies
7 his every within and motion. while to-
+ sether they build beautiful plans FOR the
7 future Of their first bern
: Everywhere the babes eYes turn they
( meet perfect ard beautiful love Ne dis
/ TO inharnonious sights greet the infants
| eyes Tile artistic beauty that Is ssso-
/ ciated with the atmosphere Of an artists
( home IS already having its influence on
/ this mite of humanity. The charming en-
/ vironment but adds 70 the interest OF his
/ baby career. for upon him has faIlen an
! inheritance more unusual perhaps. than
/ OF any other child living
/ Little Edward Rsyne Herzog Is the
! youngest child 20 appear IN case at
/ court Already his tiny hands. like n
/ rosebud unfolding its crimpled petals
are beginning To fight for the fortune Of
/ his mother The loyal mite OF humanity
will soon wage war for his rights: be VII
/ struggle in all rs baby heipiessnesS TO
/ win back the great fortune lost for love
| The world remembers with much admir-
alton the plucky little woman who. one
/ wear ago. threw vast wealth 90 the four
winds for the sake OF marrying the man
| she loved The romantic Wedding Of Mr.
| Lewis Herrog. Philadelphia artist, ard
| Miss Fannie McConb caused something
/ Of sensation at the time. yet these two
| quiet. uns<suming and thoroughly happy
/ Young persons were simply following out
the desires Of their hearts. The union. ro-
mantle As IL was and frsrght with such
/ financial sacrifices. was beautiful one
| Of pure end deep affection
/ For Years these two had known each
| ether and for some time an engagement
had existed between them. Both. however.
lived much abroad Mr. Hsrzos was
studying and working. gaining recognition
| and fame in the best exhibitions and art
centres Of Europe. His hancee spent all
! Of her time extensively travelling through
| foreign coutrfes. picking up rare antiques
exquisite bronzes and beautiful embroid-
/ cries.
| Some time ago they returned and net
again in New York On account OF fam
/ Hy objection their path OF true love ran
| far from smoothly. On December i. isd.
these two quietly slipped over TO the Brick
| Church and were married by the smypa-
| thetic Dr. Van Dyke. Afterward they
spent a delightful honeymoon among the
palms and orange blossoms 81 the South
The world. except tncir own circle -
/ ~ nds. much TO her relief. prompt 700
/ got al about them. though many = yoSns
woman envied the courage and strength
! Of affection displayed b. the bride In fei-
/ lowing her oEn inclinations- Men censid-
cred her husband a lucky man % have
won a woman whose love was not hound
Cd b. the many millions she forfeited
TIE action OK the father IN disinherit-
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she loved seems unfair IN the face %
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