The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
SAD SEQUEL TO
HEART AFFAIR.
Romance of Soldier and Pretty
Milliner Ends in Prison
Sentences.
RUSSIAN RULER ENJOYS
FREEDOM AT BAD NAUHElM
Demand for Eggs in Germany
Increases and Importatious
Grow Much Larger.
BY MALCOLM CLAEKE.
Special Cable TO The Tribune

special CdDle TO The Tribune,
BERLIN, Oct. 1.-The sad sequel 10
the elopement of German ex-lisuten-
ant Of artilley and a pretty milliner
was told here lately when Alexander
yesnitzer WAS sentenced 10 six months
death OF May Byags. daughter OF hotel
keeper of BriXton. London. Jesntzer
made tho acquaintance of Miss Bya5s;
wren he was living in London. a love
affair ensued, and tho man persuaded
bis sweetheart 10 clope. They took an
spartment IN the Is5sauer- strasse, this
administration of drugs. Fraulein F1n-
zelberg. who assisted the ex-officer in
sentenced 10 three months imprison-
ment. Jesnitzer pleaded in palliation of
his conduct that he successfully Inn
sorted to the drugs after. she had re-
peatedIy threatened TO take. strychnine.
The prosecutor asked that the ex-lieu-
tenant should be Imprisoned for A year.
circumstsnces TO Justify the miIdcr SEN
tence. When Miss Byass disappeared she
Was supposed TO have gone to some
friends at Aldershot.
General Gssern an eminent officer OF
the German army, has Just been in
of o9lvs6 Nbc6 IN painful seanGs The details
Is said that some Of hs brother officers
went 10 him and requested him TO com
NIT suicide. saying that self destruction
was the only way i'll which he could
wipe out the stain OIL tho character OF
the German army. He advised them TO
try their own medicine before recon-
the general trend OF feeling OH sucn
matters that the alleged advice given 10
the general appears TO be generally Gp-
proved by public opinion.
Gar Enjoys Himself.
The car OF Russia availed himself of
q
visiting the Sch]osS. j found the car
at play with the c2arowitch as uncon-,
bloodhouuds never existed The ut,iaI
grand duke had ciambcred onto the box
OF .. victorian In the courtyard and had
impressed bis four sisters into service
as horses" They were tuggng vainly
at the shafts i'll effort TO respond
TO the boys imitation OF Cossack
up from behind and together with the
grand duke of Hessc. pushed the car
rtage forward. The heir apparent shouted
for glee at his successful handling Of the
imaginary relns. The czarina was treated
as patient much in need of a cure
She cut out all diversions Involving
beginning OF the cure was delayed TO
permit her to accllmato herself more
thoroughly 10 the Invigoratng mountain
air, TO which she has so long been o.
stranger.
Some mystery. which the socialists are
sure 10 connect with the car cnshrouds
salt works. The overseer. George Booker.
had the honor last Friday OF conducting
the czar over the works. lie was found
dead a few days later with "A bullet
wound in the head. He had. IT. Is sup
posed shot himself but whether by ac-
cidcnt designed is not known.
Not long ago I reported an imperial de-
cree which added frcmen TO the enor-
nous number OF non-niitary officials
who carry utterly useless swords, The
minister of justice has now issued an
nrdp "a of
shall wear uniforms with sabres lin
order that they may preserve order in
the waiting and court rooms
The British government is arranging
for the reception OF the German crown
prince. and a definite programme will
shortly be drawn up, The arrangements
military maneuvers. Tho cost viii. It is
understood be borne by the Indian treas
nry. The prince vii travel through In,
cost the people of India 100000.
Germany's Egg Supply.
The empire imports more eggs than
any other country Her imports havo
increased with her prosperity. until. in
qurements. she has begun 10 draw upon
China for eggs, the latter being sent
TO her in tins. the yolks separate from
tho whites. She is also drawing on Ilely.
well almost every other country in
Europe. She is increasing her imports
from Italy so largely That Italy has
lSfy her own demands In consequence
Of this England Is importing fewer eggs
from the countries mentioned There is
another interesting View of the posi-
tion, Hitherto Germany has been draw
ing her eggs from the eastern side or
Europe: but her increasing demand for
eggs has now forced her TO draw from
western Europe also and as her imports
from the latter direction grow so will
England's supplies OF frst-class foreign
eggs fall. This must be so. because
there will be fewer countries near enough
TO supply.
The honeymoon railway carriage having
lost It's novelty, the newspapers are her
aiding the arrival of golden-iined motor
cars for counting couples. They are spe-
cal cars for two only mt special prices
The demand has far exceeded the supply.
The cars are finished with mirrors and
other fittings. and In front hang baskets
of flowers, The run on these cars has
been great and other ta1icab owners now
clothe their cars with like atmosphere
Of romance. They have hung flower
vases In front as a bait for lovers.
Licutenants Hein1e and Wcnzcl OF the
German army who wero recently arrest
ed as snies have been liberated, there he-
ins no evidence To hold them.