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The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-09-09

What % ron think q j man
selling bis wife for ! bottle Of
beer at auction. end actually en-
deav0red 10 turn her over % che
purchaser Well, It happened
n Colorado and they had been
married Just three weeks. conse-
quently : case for 4 divorce.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-09-09

3. ]. Dedman viii 80 from 81 Paso
q Ration tonight 70 entef upon his
dsw position.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-23

any amount of money from the usurcrs
at Budapest for the Xoudovsky estates
are an entailed ANA must one day pass
10 the eldest SON. irrespective Of the ia
TIERS likes ana Ulslikcs
As Count Sgismund was Of age there
no way OF legally preventing his mar
riago, and IN these Circumstances Count
XendOvsky ST., resolved TO resort tu
forcible measures. with the aid Of
detectives he was kept Informed re-
g3rdlng the progress OF the prepare
lions for the marriage and arranged
that the blow should fan suddenly and
dramatically at the last moment
on the eve Of the wedding Count
Sigismund was walking home toward
midnight when he was woylaid I'm %
quiet street and quickly gagged before
me could shout for help. lie was then
bound tightly aud pitched into closed
carriage, which had followed close be-
hind his assailauts, This carriage was
driven out 10 a small country railway
station, where Count Sigismund was re-
moved from the carriage ON a strctcher
TO which he was closely bound. A he
was still gagged ana covered with rugs
It was thought that he was patient
suffering from severe Illness. and NO
one intcrforcd with the movements of
his kdnappers who had reserved %
compartment in the outgoing express
train for the transportation uf q fick
friend. In this way Count Siglsmund
was conveyed to the northeast Of Hun
gary and romoycd u the same way
from the railway train 90 the ancestral
castle Of his family situated in the car
pathiaus ,...
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-23

through quantity OF earth at the back
of It's hutch and was found by one Of
the gardeners patiently reclining on the
door step leading to the kitchen waiting
for someone 90 take II TO breakfast.
Miss Margaret went once to see the
Duchess OF COnhdughts aviary and
admired a lovely singing canary, That
bird, although no money could buy II
from the duchess, Is now one OF the
most cherished treasures at SkIbo, She
has also a pet goat. presented TO her
by one of her fathers gillles when II
was but mere kid. This goat frisks
and frolics all over the castle, but what
puzzles the little lady most about him
Is his Partially for pieces OF old news
paper which he appears 10 appreciate
much as dellcacy before and after
meals.
Now that a royal princess has been
seen taking her walks abroad carrying
a walking stick we may expect a re-
vival Of the custom that appealed 10 cur
great grandmothers Some attempts were
made about rs years ago by leaders Of
fashion 10 bring In the feminine walk
Ing stick. but their sticks took their
cue from the long handled sunshades
that sometimes stood nearly shoulder
high. AS walking sticks they were I'm
possible. The walking stick that now
seems likely 10 come into favor VIII he
a much more serVlceahle implement
evolved 10 suit the fancy OF the athletic
girl Any substitute would be well
coined for those insolent lorgnettes now
dangled by fashionable women and
which give cold shivers 10 the person
stared at through them.
LADY MARY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-23

beauty IN England. He Is n special ia
Vorlte with Queen Alexandra, and had
the honor more than once OF escorting
Princess Victoria into society BALL
rooms. lie has also flshed with them
IN the private lakes at Buckingham
palace, and at the private waters at
Deeside, in Scotland. He is also on
familiar terms with the king and the
Prince OF Wales,
Lady Craven, with her husband and
son, little Lord Uttington, is staying
with her mother, Mrs, Bradley Martin,
at Balmacaan IN Scotland, where there
are also large number of American
guests--so many IN fact, that the castle
is not big enough to hold them all and
rooms have been secured for them at
an hotel II lavish expenditure alone
sutiiced TO put one at the top Of the
social ladder, Mrs. Bradley Martin
would have reached II ere this, with
both feet" as an American friend
phrased II, but somehow, society has
got the notion that wealth is more IN
evidence than good taste at her enter
tainmcnts, aud she has never yet at
tanned 70 royal favor. As a matter Of
fact, she Is not n bit more osteut1tlous
than several other popular hOstesses
that might be named but somehow, So
cial critics have singled her out as an
example, and the reputation sticks to
her, Lady Craven's experience at
housekeeping In Mayfair, apparently
has not been happy one, and she must
he heartily glad TO get away from her
new London residence. Town life. her
friends say was fast spelling a temper
that used to be noted for It's amiability,
Anyhow caterers ana trades people
found It particularly hard TO please her
A well known firm Of florists who dec
GRATED some Of the best known tables IN
England refused point blank TO take
her orders. Three times during the
season, dinner was late and the guests
kept waiting because the table "nX-
II IL TO be hoped that a s6journ In the
bracing Scotch air viii restore her
nerves and equanimity. Lord Craven.
! am glad 20 say, has entirely recovered
from the attack OF pneumonia from
which he suffered greatly this season,
HER DOMESTIC PETS.
Like many other distinguished little
heresses Miss Margaret Carnegie has
a number OF domestic pets. she has a
tame rabbit which follows her all over
the grounds at Skibo castle and accom-
panies her In her pony cart when she
ventures outside along the country
lanes With the instinct and inCllna-
tion Of its species It went burrowing one
night, and next morning when It's mis-
tress went 10 see II expecting to find
It reposing in its bed Of clean straw, II
was missing. 1t had dug its way
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-23

alta, are among the Oldest medieval
buildings in existence In Europe, They
are filled with portraits Of dozens OF
bysone members OF the family, with the
arms ana armor worn by the Zendov-
sky warriors all through the ages and
with many other priceless treasures OF
personal and historic value
Amid this historic environment the
ZendovslSy family has taken an excep-
tlonal pride IN the maintenance Of tho
family traditions and OF many relies OF
other ages, Life on their estates IL car
ried on In the old feudal STYLE and the
head Of the family eXacts from his re-
tainers those marks OF respect which
nowadays arc usually reserved for roy
al personages, Above everything 4 has
become a point OF honor In the family
TO maintain the purity OF tho blue blood
created by nine centuries 81 arlstocrat-
10 ancestors, and there is n family tra-
dltion handed down from the sixteenth
century that a terrible curse will blight
the whole clan OF the Eendovskys when
one OF the scious OF the house contracts
marriage with person Of unnoble
birth.
Count Sgismund Zondovsky was
brought up With great care 20 respect
al these family traditions During his
hoyhood he was educated by.a STAFF Of
Il tutors. one OF these tutors was en-
gagged exclusively for the purpose OF
instructlng the boy IN the history and
traditions of his own family. Riding,
shooting and bunting and fencing were
quite as important features IN his sys-
tenn OF education as classics and math-
emauc At the age Of IS he was sent
to the University Of Budapest. and al
the expiration OF his three years per-
Tod ~ study he was recalled home 10
undergo course OF training In the adj
mnistration Of the ancestry estates.
II was In the vicinity OF his fathers
estate OF kesmetecetosy, on the bor-
ders OF Pennsylvania, that he met the
heroine OF this romance. Miss Irene
Manson.
\ greater contrast than that between
Count Sigismund Zendovsky and Miss
Irene Manson can hardly be conceived
MISS Nanson's parents were Galcian
Jews, who emigrated TO Amerlcn. Her
father began life as a street peddler
~ Lenberg ana her mother was tho
daughter OF a gravedgger. Her par
ents settled in New York and Miss
Manson was born IN Hoboken, % years
ago Her father never rose higher than
to be q petty storekeeper Irene, how
ever, was pushing and ambitious girl
and neglected no opportunity of edu-
eating herself for a higher sphere Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-23

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-23
THE GANDER WAS LOOSE.

They were riding along Grand avenue
I'm an old farm wagon drawn by a
span OF mules. bound for the city mar
ket, It was evident that they had not
been in the city many times before,
and the sights were almost as new TO
them as the street cars were to the
mules. Both were a little Shy" The
man at the reins had Just spent sew
eral minutes coaxing the mules pal
one OF those new red automobiles
when the chauffeur let out couple OF
loud "squawks' from the horn,
whoa" said the man, pulling In the
team and handing the lines 20 his Wife,
whats the natter" she asked,
tlmidly
why, that ola gander has got out
Of the coop and started squawking
down the strsst'--Kansss City Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-23

JOB saidi ''Tho ear trioth words 90
the palate taststh meat" And In
these days OF printing, and Of ad'
Vertising, tho word "eye" may be
substituted for ear"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-23
DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT GOLDFISH
BALLS.

When Tim Campbell was at the zenith
OF his popularity as Congressman
from New York. he was one evening
asked II no liked Goldfish balls, and he
replied:
"OtveN had foue tonnes wiz tn
lovely gurls at the hOdC3rricrs' hops
bur Oiye nlyer attinded a Goldfish BALL"
ton. NJ l.. ROSENBAUM.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-23

for his marriage. Count Zeudovsky,
81, cut or his allowance, so that Count
SiRismuud was reduced to absolute
pcnury His position and expectations,
howe CO. enabled him to borrow almost
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-23
90, 1905. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
American Girl Saves a Rich NobIem0n


amlis OF a Street andth
a DBserA Of Love.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30
EAST RICHMOND

Mrs Margaret Griest and daughter, Louisa
Griest, after very lnaie easani VISIT to Mrs,
week for their home IN hat.mo re- NJ. r,sae
~ s SnaEa sye aet in HONOR Of Mrs agaret
Griest and daughter, Louisa q Ba!timore'
and the following guests were present; NJ
Henry w soclsmer wife and three children;
Mr. Waiter Blount and wife. Maggie who Is a
niece Of Mrs. Fiese; Mrs, couldrey and Two ,
tina Helfrich Mrs, Fritz Schneider md Mr..
pcckhart and wife, The sun,ptuous repast
was much enjoyed. and the time passed swiftly
ard pleasantly IN Sen G ali a mh hapn nv
Mrs. II. A. Rurnham. OF ASPEN shade"
near here Is spending some ME- tame md at tho Tower
i Houtss" the 1gr h9,ns 81 Springs a AIRS = =
The family Of Mr. 9. 9; cambridge ls being
cared Tor Until they make arrangements for
making another comior,ap,s stnE Inc com,
Richmond have kindly responded to the appeal
far ala which is greatfuy and thankfully
received,
IN This vicinity, and among those whose hen
ho,,ses suffered from the III effects OF their visit
Was Mr.. i, A. y Thornton, who lost many
IN Mrs 81 Fegas cottage L. very attractive in Its
hsen done by her son, Mr., p, P.~Fiege,
s,s'e Ss XIII Eislae Ghares bvns al Wa as'
i Mrs 4. silver was guest during the past
week Of Mrs W b.snikshs srsnd. 49,, -,
,s Mrs n 70 ys,s her in lbs hear fturs I
lS Mr Clarence Pryde wife and iiie daughter
Ri;hy. from Richmond, were entertained during
the iirst Of tho week by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
foMiy rand Mrs Charles Pollard, Of Paramount,
wass Visitors ct coax Groya'i during the week,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30
SHORT PUMP NEWS

MRS. r. II. jackson. Of Broad Street Road.
had as her guest on Tuesday night Miss En-
ma r samae c % Of Va spent
Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
,Cottrell, of this vicinity.
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. ]. j. Browning.
Mr. Thomas Henley is quite sick at his home
1, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Jones. OF Edgewood.
spent Friday and Saturday with relatives in
Richmond. Va.
Mr.. Logan Spller spent Sunday with friends
in Goochland county.
Mrs. julia Henley spent Sunday with her
sister Mrs. John Leave OF Broad Street
Mr. and Mrs. Ballard I.eake had as their
guest on "Wednesday night Mrs Julia Hen
ley, OF near Shady Grove Church.
Mr. Ferguson. who has been confined to
the house result OF a sprained ankle. is i'm
Miss Mobile Leake has returned to Mrs ]. 7.
Jnckson's after spending week with Miss
cale Leake. Of near Johnsons Store
Master Perry Reams little son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Abraham Reams, Is quite sick at his
home at Pleasant HILL fE, 54
Sunday with her sister Mrs. ellison. near
tJohnson's Store.
with her cousins. Misses Emma and Bertha
Browning, near Deep Run Church. AZ
Little champion Bowles spent Thursday night
with his cousin, Harry Scott.
Miss Belle Holman. OF Chickahominy, spent
Sunday with her friends Mrs. Eliza Jones and
Mis- s1e ppy ave q IF Gdf {ss Scny spent
Sunday with friends near Shady Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Henley spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives In Richmond.
Little Miss Ina Scott, Of Oak Hill, spent
Thursday night, with her cousins. Sadie and
Louise I3owes, OF Erin Shades.
Mrs. c. NJ Cottrel and daughter Miss Gertls
Johnson spent Monday evening with friends on
Broad Street Road l
Miss Ruth Kuhn had as her guest on Thurs
day night, her friend, Miss Ruth Kennedy.
Little Louise Bowles. Of Erin Shades, spent
Wednesday evening with little Elose Garth. OF
to +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30
MECHANICSVILLE PIKE

Mrs Florence Jenkins is able to be out again
after an Illness Of several weeks X ], j.
at home aguin after several weeks spent with
friends In Newport News
Mrs, William Ganzert Is able to be out again
after being confined to her homo on Boiling
Road for some time with fever.
Mrs. J. Jewell, OF North Seventeenth Street.
as delegate to the Kings Daughters convcn-
Mrs. Matte Denton, who has been suffering
with tonsiletes. Is somewhat better.
Mr.. Eddie Kirby has returned to his home
in Clifton Forge after spendng several days
Mrs. Mabel Allen is able to be out again
after an illness OF several weeks.
Mrs MILAN NgpeiG rsm 9a H9rh rfh
Memorial Circle q Kings Daughters and Sons,
h Mumph atss Of R RenF o s mrs sam
ert. Of Highland Park. are Visiting Mrs. Min
ME Bass OF Chelsea Hill
Miss Lille jewell. Of North Seventeenth
Mrs, Charles Gregory, OF Boiling Road, ro-
MIR. John Wright, OF the Mechanlcsye Pike,
is able to be UP after quite long spell OF
fever. -. , az.
pleasant stay OF several days with friends In
Fulton. - ,on,. ,,o,,,
Mrs r. %. Cain, OF Wood Street, has moved
her family to Desputanta, where they WI
spend the winter, CO., ,,.
Mr. Willie Steinback and Mr.. p Sims nave
returned home after a hunting trip to Garo''he
county, ,,.
Mrs Jake Francls is able to be out again
after an indispositl0n OF several days.
Mrs. Melton, OF Wood Street, remains qu'e
Mr., Ed, Barlow, Of Towards Grove. Is VS.
Ting relatives on Wood Street.
Mr., Richard Clifford, OF Mattox Hill mas
improved wonderfully during the past Two
EEK and Is now able to walk around atter
an illness OF several months.
Mr.. j., T, johnson has returned to his nome
In Petersburg after visiting friends In THIS
Mis- Mis-. Fanny Ford, of New, Kent county has
returned home after u pleasant stay with
Mr. Charlie Meitln OF tho Pike. who has
bcen very sick. Ia slowly improving.
Mrs Ii. r. Clarke has returned to her home
at Seven Pines after = stay OF several days
with her daughter Mrs. Frank Sheppard. OF
es Mm' A. j. Denton, OF No. 100 Wood Street.
rcmuins quite sick at her home.
Mrs D *. Clarey has returned TO her home
a DnwiddIs county after spending several
weeks with Mrs. MWard Glenn. OF No., lm
Little Miss Nellie Brown. infant daughter
of MI and Mrs Charles Brown. who has bear
critically III with pneumonia, is slightly I'M
Mrs william Wickers is extremely III AT her
home on Boiling Green Road With typhoid
INF M. and Mrs. Harry Nicely and little son.
Bsyuard. OF Chslssa 1l'll, have returned nome
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30
ELKO PERSONALS

Mrs. Jerry Smith. accompanied by her little
sen. Lacy, after spending some time with her
brother Edward r. Garthrlght, is now the
rison's where they will remain for a short
time before leaving for Newport News, where
they will make their future home
entertained his son. Arthur, whose place Of
business Is In Newport News
Ernest Dunnnvant with his two sisters,
Misses Annie and Ethel lounnstvant. or Rich-
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs j. P. Dunnr-
want. {sa S Z,
Mr. r. NJ. Johnson recently had a delightful
visit from his sister Mrs. NJ. e.. Tranor. who
left during the week for5 her home In I'hiladel-
ahia.
Mrs, Ben Roach Is rapidly improving from
her recent illness
Sturgeon Point after visit OF several weeks
with friends at that place
Mr.. John Fuqua and family We're recently en-,
tertalned at the, home OF Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Il Mrs Walter Tate and son. Leroy. OF Beaver
Dam. who recently spent several days Win VII
her brother. have returned home accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Han.
j !. T. Orrock night operator at ms pace,
spent Sunday ut his home BROOK HI;
Mr.. and Mrs John Conrad. OF Fort Leg. were
recent guests of Henry Schroeder and FAMILY.
y MISS Elln Raetllg OF Richmond was on a
visit to her home here during me ~esk,
Mrs. w. L. Adams and son visited hlchthoha
during the past week ,,.,,o, ., III,
Master Clyde whitlock has returned 10, 10 ms Us
home In Richmond after pleasant WISH 70
jhis cousin Thomas Fisher ,,.,,a ~,
Mr. and Mrs w. G. Bowery ana little sou,
Edgar were recent guests VI N't' -
New Kent county. ID ~ 4
mend during the past week. ~. .,s ,,,,i,y
EdwardJ Furman Is on v'S,a 70 i, his aasR
ter Of Fort Leo spent Wednesday with MIS-
Durrctt's sister, Mrs. a. r. Fisher. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30
PARAMOUNT NEWS

Mr.. Florine Heller has returned TO Blackspurg
after very delightful visit to his friends and
relatives. here. He is attending school there
tkis session,
Mrs Alice Yarbrough Horton Is critically i'll
at her residence.
Messrs. j. ", Sergeant and j. w. Rainey are
In Emporia for a few days.
Misses Minnie and Emma Weaver. of OIL
City. Pa. who have been the guests OF Mr.. and
Mr.. Mckenzie has returned from quite an e1t-
tended trip OF several months duration
ter, Thelma OF washington, b, G.. are visiting
Mrs. j. NJ cottrell. sister Of Mrs, dunnell.
Nee ~ Nswberr Is In
Woman.s Auxiliary OF Christ Church to tho
q The W OF AuHi1a y
her daughter. Mrs. Marks. at Caremont, surry
Measrs. salue Enos and George Wright have
returned from, a business trip to New Jersey
and New York 8
Mrs Dyson and Mrs Plerson. OF Hanover
lives here. Is
Mrs Brand! has ss returned from visit to her
Mrs Howard Stone Is quite III In her homo
on .Twenty:second Street.
Mr.. ind Mrs. j. s. Burks have returned from
very pleasant visit to relatives In Nelson
p, Mss As s q l. hi zstHSss fm gsr
Mr., Glenn and Mr., Percy Glenn have return
cd e Amelia sms county . after VISITING friends here
York, are now. With relatives in King and and
Queen county Thoy Will return In a few days
and Will make their home on Eighth street, in
Richmond, Mrs, Cook was formerly Miss Lii
Ian Y. BroWn'and was q popular tescher in the
Miss Nellie Dean has returned to her homo
Mrs. Florence Beades Is III In her home on
TSyenty-second Street.
visiting the family d w. II. I1wory on Yenable
Mrs. Childress. Of Petersburg, Va. was the
guest Of Mrs, n. r, Kuhn, Of No. a0l2 Fair
mount Avenue during the past week.
Mrs, Theodore DurYn has returned from
stay OF several weeks with her friend. Mrs.
Croill. at Harl,er's Ferry,
Mrs. w. H. Mitchell and her daughter, Mrs.
Russell Gentry, and her little son, Norris, arc
Visiting relatives In Caroline county,
MRS. ellie Guy. nt. Rowling arean. visited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30
RIDGE. HAPPENINGS.

Mr.. j. Archer Blackburn, OF Baltimore, Nd,
has returned home after q visit to his mother
and other relatives and friends in Henrico and
Ms. 4. L. Franklin and her little daughter,
louise were guests OF the latter's grandIdr-
ents, Mr. and Mrs NJ. ]. Franklin, Of Ridge.
u Mr. raN q. S. Urban, Of No. 4 N. Park Street,
Richmond, spent last Sunday with his parents,
Mr., and Mrs Urban. of Ridge.
homes rs af ft Visit to relatives in Richmond,
Messrs. J. F. Miller w. X; Ml!ier, =.
F. Miller Jr. and Hunter Edmonds. OF Rich
nond, spent last Saturday night Win :. W
Mrs. Jennie Holloway; OF Baltimore. ana M ,ns :,
r. j. Ford, OF West Main Street spent last
Friday with friends near a, Ridge DE-: -. snont
last Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. z. franklin. OF Ridge.
Mrs Urban. Of Ridge had as her guests
Edgar Baughan and Mics Estelle Baughnn, OF
M; Mrs, Tinsley, OF Richmond, spent Sunday
with her brother, Mr. j. T. Shepperson, OF
G. ". Blackburn, OF Ridge. visited friends in
Richmond recently.
Mrs. Leroy Anderson q KGhm y E,,h sppL'
Sunday with her mother, ants, !. !. EupA''A'
of Westhampton Park. ,,o
Miss Lille Baughan has returned home after
sendng time sh win reiatv the IN rage
OF her nephew, Mr.. Emmett Franklin, to Miss
Helen johnson, both of Richmond
Miss Carrie Eubank, Of Westhampton Pnrk.
spent last Friday night win TRENDS IN h'ch-
Mr. and Mrs Deckhardt, Of Broad Street
Road. spent last Sunday IN Richmond
spent last Sunday night In Richmond with
friends ,;
some time with frends N \, an
Monday last,