The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-25
TRIES TO CAPTURE
THE IRISH HEART
Duchess Of Manchester At
tempts Several Methods Of
Being GRACIOUS
Special Forelgn Service

civt,s'As, N,eA'e. - Iie duenesS Oh
H. MaileiieS.e l,as not eohtent WITH
H.ssey Decolliing resldent OF
Ireland. IS penn On captIvatins the
iiisn hearl ny iuesitiiyins herseh with
.ie = - a =. me alicient irasn Gus
eoiiis aA u past.ii,s7s now epethg assauu-
ousiy cul.iva,ed Dy the eiaeiic league.
a you. Twelve ilohtns ago, Whlie
s.ayins at ianqefasee. ner place IN
el.ss nol IN u il1laifu' sne was present
2 ioeaa ea.e,'a 2. Ior the penent
"a one ol tue ospi,als In the dlstrict.
~ e,ie ~ ?. .lsl1e sue Witnesseu trisn
~ = .ee VI siliS uoiiis
ny e .ne Ieei.
e uu.n.ss s,s % in'efes.ed tha.
- - ouns woi.leh anu
L sasshe .iieiii 4 ~ aotls II nao taken
stneIh 70 learn TINS form OF dancing
The maids, W flosdid not claim to be.
/ perfect, told her that any woman with
|sordinary Skill would be able to do as
they lid il. six Tno,,ths tY,f1er Y,roY,or.
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: ~, sue ensas ea q
/ teacileI, MISS Y : tsohllof, and at ran
sderagee castle the duchesS had her
first lesson in Irish step-dancing. For
time Miss O.Connor Travelled with
81 her wherever She went. and at the end
az civ y,antbs had s.s,,,.,, ,,,,.,r.ss,
-, ,,,,,,;I 4l,at -, s,s
,. , :. 80. 'l.F ss'S cue -
lease her ~ iiei = WI, resources. MISS
E0,Connor took UP her residence In
/: London for time and paid occasional
visits to the duchess to see that she
was not Forgetting anything she had
been t,,1eft Her grace e. now as ac-
-
u anu reeis as
sne lstn tfe llfo MOT las niohapie dances
OF the society pan ROOM she paid her
lsteacher handsomely and promised to
send Her on number of pupils if she
dasiros5 telee. = l,e.E NJ, tor-,,r,
s; - t7c,ass
g.
I = NV e.ouy iils
|. ana that she has engaged profess
:sIo9al sscoteh z1eacner- she has all OF
Tue. neaitny 1AHlerlcah girT dislike OF
ftDeing reStFleted I0ytne merely conVen-
lstfonai.
I. Both the duke and ducness are much
ldtSaDpeintea tha1sth hey are not yet able
TO go 70, kyIeinone instead OF Ianaera-
gee loF: the iflsn season. sslhey had ar
ranged for shooting and fishing
i par rnong the pacturesaue scenery
Fol ]IsI their ConnemaTa mansion Wnen II
was lhoughts thats everything was IN
| PeTIectsofoer at fNyieAfore, the electric
i llsnting acniHeEys Went wrong ana
at Inc eleventh heHr all arrangements
/ mad TO be Cancelled, as far as kylenore
/ was concerned. ne duehesS is COM
/ s l.leheing 70 LselIitss the iate owner Oh
TIE insI,sloli, y 70. iive IN "
I AFTER ais dasusHsef--nis only cnlid-
l was crowned IN the iakez near the cas-
I Iie, tnat pao luck naunts the place.
Sne mas mad no end or trouble ana
ul ,sia,, over , sne aa.era u
Which nave now peen proceeding tnere
Aot Two years, although II was oIlSIH-
any estimated that the place would be
NJ I0r Occupation IN az least tWeiVe
T IIonlns aIter Inc builders mad COM
i1islceA.
w men George vanderbilt Went 20 Ire
lano rev days ago on visit TO LORD
aiio Lazy SIeWe, ne had only lntendeo
20 stay ABOUT 2 week or Two Inc beau
lles on theaceunty OF wexford I'M
pressed MN SO mucn however, that ne
.ae.efmlhed 70 see more OF the Emerald
isIs. Inc Sio"hess oi the iiSn trains
anu the otnerWise pad Iaciiltles Tor
Iravehng caused hIm to wire to London.
lof ms motor car. ana now ne and MRS.
vanderbilt are doing Ireland thorough
~: having explored all the places OF
interest IN wexford ana WICKLOW, Mr..
Vanderbilt decided to go through Tip
perarys to see something of the famous
plan OF campalgnAa scheme of the
land league organization which was
supposed to create new villages to re-.
place those that had been devastated
by the Irish landlords in consequence
tenant farmers Mr. Vanderbilt pro-
poses to see Killarney before he re-
turns to London He went through
Connemara, visiting the magnificent
home of the Duke and Duchess of Man
chester. and called on his way to see
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