The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-18
SOME JEALOUSY
SAID TO EXIST
Court Martial of Captain
Wynne Brings Out Navy
Yard Gossip.
FAV0RITE OF ROOSEVELT
CONSEQUENTLY PROMOTION
WAS RAPID,
Especial TO The Herald.)

Especial TO The HeraldD
Washington. June 1.-THE Austrian am
bassa dor and Baroness Hengelmuller are
among the few foreigners who tarry at
the capital during the early days Of June,
but viii shortly close the embassy on Con-
necjicut avenue and go to Bar Harbor,
at which resort they have made their
summer home for several seasons past
The baroness has become a well-known
figure of late IN the shopping district, mo-
tOrlng down town In her cumbersome cleo
trio machine with her maid, her daughter
and a nurse. all crowded in the rather
confined quarters Of the vehicle. all fan
of discomfort and discomfort. The return
journey Of these shopping expeditions IS
even more inspiring, for after several
stops at the stores the mornings puT-
ChaseS are piled prOmisCuOusly in the laps
81 tlig ." - Us - - -'I'ts--'-
swearing chauffeur he whole presenting
the appearance of al overloaded express
van. Baroness HengelmUller is evidently
firing Of the social life, as she now finds
il in Washington and is keeping more
and more in retirement II would hardly
surprise the members Of the corps if the
hraCeletted ambassador sought TO be
transferred TO some other post more con-
genial to the chateIaine Of his embassy
Came as Surprise.
The announcement of Miss Josephine
BOardman's engagement TO Senator Crane
Of Massachusetts, made Wednesday after
a
delightful start to carly summer love al
fairs. Staid residents of Massachusetts
are yet rubbing their eyes and saying
there must be mistake senator crane
was looked upon as confirmed wldOWeT,
and for twenty-fOur years refused 10 open
his house at Dalton. Mass, for other than
q family party, He was devoted to his
first wife who died when their only son
was born and only the love affairs OF the
younger Crane showed that there was
shark of romance left in the breast of the
senator The son was married not so very
long ago, and no one was more enthu-
SiaStiC over the event than was the IatheF
of the young bridegroom.
What. then was the surprise not Of so
Ciety people here so much-they are totallE
blind and deaf-but Of the staid business
men of Ma SSaChusetJS. when they learned
that Murray Crane was going TO marry
again. Miss BOaTdman Is a gentle woman
. Of the highest type, and after graclng
Official society here for Two seasons VIII /
even If the senator should not come back
- be in close touch with Washington life
through her parents. President ana MIS-.
Roosevelt are Wonderiuliy lllleItstel -. ~
the engagement belhg among the llISJ
10 tender their congratulations. and VIII
probably 20 to the wedding
Mr. and Mrs. BOaTGman and Miss Board
man have already left Washington for
Massachusetts. and from now on arrange
ments Will 60 rapidly forward LOT Jle
wedding which will take place at Windy
cIvffe'' Misunderstanding the mid
die of JULY While IL viii be surrounded
by all the charm Of ola countTy Weadl1g
a quiet affair, after the way OF WldOWerS,
and probably few people Will witness the
ceremony outside of the two famlueS-
This voI1Id he quite after the manner in
which Mr.. and Mrs Boaroman conduct all
their social arrangements
Naval Court Martial.
The -ourt-martiaI assigned By Rear-Ad-
mfraI Evans to try Captain Robert r.
Wynne # the marines. on board inc pat
ErShip Alabama for INSTRUMENTATION has
come 20 its conclusion IleutenauL JOhn
Newton testified that NEnne had used
rTOfanc language and declined to appear
IN deck i'm answer TO orders A dOculnenJ
was placed in evidence TO show that
Wynuc received a SunStrOke when IN re
hin in 1900 The charge against captain
WZnue was brought by Ldeuteuant-COTn-
mander Boyau. who happeEe0 TO be III
Isu1norarl. charge of the ship Wynne, who
was getting ready TO attend a general
court martial for the trial Of sailors for
petty OffeuSCS- refused TO report fOT as
Esmbly and was placed under arrest py
Boyan- The real cause OF the trouble. II
is said i'm New York navy yard, where the !
ships are lying. is the petty jealousy OF
Annapolis naval men against marines ap-
roiute5 from civil life The jealousy /
against WynuN is particularly marked &C
cordiuE 10 report because Of his rapid (
.,77-aDSor7s7r. over the heads of the off
GERS nv President Roosevelt Wynne IS a /
son Of the consul general at London, and /
those who have known him as boy and J
man IN Washington are no more surprised
that he got into trouble again than they :
which threatened interUa tIOnal Complca- /
1ions. The mental alteration excuse on the I
ground Of sunstroke is charitable
Getting Out of Washington.
Washington is beginning to present the /
appearauce of a deserted village. the past /
week Of torrid weather causing the mOdish I
ear To rapidIv complete their plans and 4
begin To wing their flight for the heated 4
term OF course the senatorial and cabt- 1
net set viii EnReT until the adjournment I
Of congress. nov predicted for the first 4
week in July bur the dHletantes- who /
merely make Washington a pleasant So
cfal center. viii have left the city within 4
the next fortnight. Mrs Roosevelt IS be- /
ginning to find her protracted stay here /
more than irksome, and seeks relief from /
rhe intense heat i'm cruises up and down /
the Potomac i'm the presidential yacht the /
NaZflower. OF on the electric launch 4
-,-birh IS The tender Of the Mayflower I
Captain Andrew Lang IS the commander /
of these excursions. and finds his naval |
training at Annapolis emincnty fits him 1
10 have charge of launch parties Of women /
and children on cruise in tempCstUOUs /
waters on the Potomac
Made Fun of MetcaIf.
The secretary Of commerce and labor
* reticent man and his colleagues |
around the cabinet find IT difficult 10 /
. rr-a.v- him out Of his she'll 'Metcalf.' said 4
Alfr Shaw a few days ago. Il just learned /
nv YOU are so diffident and [ am going 4
y ~ have the law amended The secretary /
hooked PUZZLED. You see when you come /
" here with the rest of US YOU feel that 4
,-S47 are outClassed- We are the grand /
dukes so to speak and you are just a 4
,7orpmOner But ! have made arrange /
rnents TO have the law fixed to take you in !
Won shall be q grand duke also, and then /
,,erl1ans vod will unbend- Tt was then I
recalled To Nir- Metcaf that whereas /
every other cabinet officer stands in direct I
succession TO the presidency, his depart /
nent came into being after the Law OF 1
succession had been passed ana he is 4
rot In any sense and heir 10 the throne ]
This light on his position at the foot Of /
bod r