Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-02

to the arena hard fisteI f,rmar
youth who objected to the attentions
which this oriental parsonage was be-
slowing upon the fair goods. Perhaps
the prince was making eyes at the
farm lads girl. AT any rate, there was
a mixup, the young American knocked
the young imperial highness down and.
out, and the result was an inter
national complication. The Korean
diplomats at Washington requested an
Investigation. Our state department
asked the governor OF Ohio how 1t
happened. There was an apologize
explanation, but the prince was taken
away from Wesleyan and placed In
Roanoke college at Salem, Va.
But Eui Wha remained at Wesleyan
long enough to fall In love with fair
coed, Miss Angle Graham Of Wheel
Ing w. Va. The prince made several
visits to the home of Miss Graham,
whose father Is a clergyman. Rumors
Of the couples engagement were pub
lished from time to time, but never
verified. ~
Romance No. 2.
Still another Cupid case occurred
during the princes Ohio college days.
There came to the town Of Delaware
q beautiful girl who obtained employ
ment in q millinery store. She tried
on hats and looked lovely In them.
Every hat was becoming to Miss Clara
Bull, because she was pretty enough
to make the ugliest bonnet q dream.
So thought the prince, who passed
| by the store one day and saw Miss
Bull An introduction was arranged,
and Eui VIVA saw his Clara every day.
Presently, it Is said, diamond ring
blossomed on one OF the fair ones
fingers. There were flowers and can
dies and theater parties for her delec-
i tation. s$s I
Miss Bull at last returned to hea
home In Gincinnati The prince gave
/ orders to his secretary:
i Prepare for my departus at once
I am going to Cincinnati. 2
Arriving there the prince sent his
secretary to the Bull residence. The
secretary bowed low Korean bow
or salaam, and said:
Ellis imperial highness desires tt
know If you will do him the goodness
of according him the supreme pleas
ure Of an interview
'eWhy doesn't he come himself z
merrily asked Miss Bull
s When John Alden went to Priscilla
Mullins as an emissary from Mile.
Il Standish, something very similar hap
4 pened only reversed why don't 70.
i speak for yourself John r. So Primes
Elli Wha himself went and pressed
Il his suit. But Miss Bull preferred Obi,
to Korea. So faded romance No. 2. 4
After Eui VIVA went to the Yirgini,
i college romance No. 8 came to sooth,
i his wounded affections. In fact, 1t ap
lpeared that II this Korean, imperia
i heart was supplied in triplicate. Noun
tain Lake park lis a pretty resort il
u western Maryland 1t Is Il In such i
quiet place that the princes watchfu
a guardians felt no harm could come
him there. Thither went he for q
outing. He had both outing and II
ming the third inning. The dark blu
eyes and light brown hair of Mis-
Mary Buttles bewitched the Koreal
Adonis. She was an Ohio girl, iron
Columbus, and just seventeen Eu
Wha beheld her in the hotel dinini
4 room and was dazzled.
Arrange an Introduction he com
q manded OF his secretary
y Miss Buttles was agreeable. VIVA
Y girl wouldn't be willing to- meet
possible emperor IL the imperial pos
lsibility were young, good looking, wei
& dressed, well behaved and fancy free
even though not exactly heart whole
1 But Miss Buttles treated Eui VIVA jus
8 as she would treats young American
q She was not dazzled by the imperia
glamour. .5fsl S
Il Sim going to climb the mountain
she remarked. "A;
'.Oh, / hate walking! exclaimed th
4 prince, In Korea all great parsonage
are carried everywhere In sedan
q chairs
Every well. Z replied the athleti
n maiuen gu can stay at the hotel.
i Got Sore Feet; Never Cold Ones
d Up the mountain she went, tn
prince trudging after. He declare.
that she was the first woman VIII
4 ever forced him to do a thing b
& hated, but it made him like her bel
fer. There were many mountain
climbs during the outing, the prime
3 always attendant upon the princess
Eui Wha got sore feet but never go
cold feet. He gave an elaborate din
ner In honor Of Miss Buttles just be
fore she departed for home, Then b
! visited her at Columbus, but No.
was not inclined to risk the perils 0
the life that falls to a Korean empress
i. It was while Eui VIVA was studen
In Virginia that he made his mem