Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-04
Hungarian Delegation is in Favor Of
Having Ships Equal to the
Best in Europe.
PLANS STILL KEPT IN THE DARK
Advocate Of Heavy Ships Insists De-
fensive Fleet is Useless.
COUNT MAKES GRUESoME FIND
Dog Dragged Head Of Dead Girl Into
Parlor.
VIENNA SOCIETY Is woRLD.w1sE
FashiOnRbles Go About the business
of Seeking Enjoyment In DeIib-
crate Manner and Make
Pleasures Pay.
BY EMIL ANDRRAssY.

BY EMIL ANDRBAssY.
VIENNA, Dec. 3.-(Special to The Bee)
Hungary has fallen into line for the big
navy and the fear that the Hungarian del
egation would refuse to affirm the navy
estimate proved groundless. The dominant
idea among the IIUngarlans was voiced BY
Captain Bucich, speaking on behalf Of the
commandments Of the navy. who
stated that the nGgal administration re-
gRrded the chief task OF the navy to be
exclusively the protection of the coasts
and of maritime trade.
I'VE need" he continued, "a navy which
in size and strength can compete with the
fleets OF powers which may enter into
combination for any essential war. The
fleet must be in position to determine
itself the moment of any battle and its at
tack must be lesson to the enemy.
fleet which is based solely on defense and
would have to retire before the enemy
has no value. The object OF the fleet is to
still certain aspirations in the cradle and
to guarantee the maintenance OF peace
The naval administration does not consider
IT opportune, nor is It at present in a
position to give detailed explanations Of
its future plans"
Too Faithful DOG.
A story that reads like a transcript from
Edgar Allan Poe Is told by the Hetfooi
Hirlap, a Budapest organ.
Returning to his home, Castle Rosen-
berg, a day or two ago, Count Seefried
walked into his library and when he
switched on the electric light was horri-
fled to discover the head Of a girl on the
table. The count noticed that the library
window was open. Along the floor from
the window to the table was a trail of
blood. None of the servants could give any
explanation OF the matter, and the police
were put into possession OF the facts. They
failed to find any clue until a man came
forward who said that he had seen a dog
trying to drag a headless body OF a girl,
After this the police made a systematic
search Of the railway line which skirts
the grounds of the counts estate and there
they. found the body OF the girl, who had
evidently thrown herself before a train
thus ending her life. 1t Is pretty clearly
established that huge dog which the
count owns had found the body and head
Of the girl on the line and dragged the
head into his masters house across the
park and through the window.
Vienneae Make Pleasures Pay.
Vienna is recognized as the home OF the
waltz. 1t is at the same time a city where
| society people know how to enjoy them.
selves in an original way. Ladies and gen.
tlemen OF the first families in the land
combine with artists and musicians to
make merry during the winter months
An Interior motive Hes behind all their
joyous dancing and arranging of tableaux
The functions are organized for the pur.
pose OF circulating money and for gather.
ing donations for charitable purposes
This winter a couple OF delightful balls
are on the tapis. First will be the 'mads
In Austria" or home industries ball with
Arohduchess Maria Josepha patron OF ths
association, as patron. 1t is seldom that
even In Vienna an archduchess goes to d
ball, but this season the patroness Of the
home Industries has expressed her inten-
ton OF being present Every woman will
be dressed In the products Of the country
Thus there will be lace from Daimatla
and Bohemia, beautiful enough to vie with
anything produced In Italy, the home Of
rare lace. Embroideries done in the home
Of the peasants in the Pukowina are only
beginning to obtain the recognition they
we'll deserve, and from Galicia there come
wonderful specimens OF needlecraft In
Vienna there are industries which are most
artistic. so that the dancers will have little
difficulty in designing dresses.
A coifture and fan ball Is to be the
second great event OF this merry season.
The president OF the committee for ar
ranging this function is Princess Esperanoa
zu Solms-Braunfels. number OF ladies
and gentlemen have undertaken TO arrange
little fan play and history Of the
coiffure" TO be done in a series Of tableaux.
II is not difficult TO imagine that a charm
ing scene will result when. IN a beautifully
decorated hall. groups OF women, with hair
dressed In Italian. Dutch or mediaevai
modes copied from rare pictures. and car
wing old fans. parade IN pretty snRna