The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-20
Princess Anna de Sagan Said
to Be Spending Money to
Gust Boni de Castellane
From the National Assembly
INTENTION, OF COURSE, is
TO GIVE HELIE THE PLACE
Latest Sensation in Paris is the
Case of the ComteSse de
CIaSel Accused of Being a
SWindIer and Titled Fraud.
FRENCH FASHION NOTES
BY La vOYAGEUsE.


Especial Gable to Herald RepubiscanA
Paris, March 18.-The Castelsna
de Sagan embroglic is becoming al
most as great a cause celebre (cer-
talnly a greater nuisance, insofar as
the public of these times is con-
eerned) than the Capulet- Montague
feud which Shakespeare made use Of
his tragedy of Romeo and juliet.
Both actions in the former case. as
IN the latter, have their ardent par
tisans. The one side protests that
if BOni is bad, Helie is worse, whiIs
the ether side declares that the con-
ditions are reversed.
One thing is certain, and that IL that
Princess Anna de Sagan, formerly Miss
Anna Gould, is being melted to fierce
ana heated battle against her former
(and, for that matter. present) rela-
tIons. So bitter does she feel against
Castellane that she is spending an the
money she can lay her hands on 20
Gust him from his seat as deputy IN
the national assembl and the replace
him with de Sagan. There are those
self the real instigator of the present
trouble, hoping thereby to not only
gain the coveted seat, but to also OBJ
tain revenge on his wife's first hds-
band.
On top Of all this, CastelIane's father
and mother have brought suit against
their former daughter-in-iaw to re-
cover an annuity they claim she prom
ised TO pay them. rs fl any cause for
wonder that Paris is tired to death OF
all this rowing and laundrying Of fam
lily linen in public?
Latest Paris Scandal.
Paris is waiting with interest for
future developments which are prom
ised in the curious as well as mystic
riOus case of real OF assumed mistaken
identity. IN which a beautiful woman
who calls herself the COmtese de Class
land whose visiting cards so read)s is
accused OF having obtained money IN
der false pretenses. She is an En-
glishwoman Of good family. and said
10 be very wealthy, but nevertheless
she has obtained a large sum Of money
from the Prince of Thun and SAFE.
who, by the way, is not unknown in
American society.
The witness against her sought TO
identify her as a beauty doctor who
"practiced' in Paris for q few brief
months occupying gorgeous decorated
parlors in the Rue de Ia Paix a few
years ago, and who disappeared one
fine day, leaving a long string Of debts
behind her 1t IS said that many inter-
esting and startling facts resulting
from the proceedings against the
"cOmtesse" are to be made public with
in a few weeks. and that certain per-
sons well known in society viii res
ceiYs much unpleasant nOtOriety.
American Dentist Decorated.
The bestowal Of the coveted GROSS OF
the Legion of Honor upon g. well
known American dentist Of Paris, has
met with the undivided and hearty ap-
prevail of the American colony in the
French capital. Only those who have
been subjected to the more or less ten
der mercies of French dentists, can
appreciate the comfort and Joy OF hav-
ing some thoroughly competent and
skilled American member of the dental
profession treats ones molars and
there are several of them her. What
contrast they are, TO be sure, 60
French dentistsi The Americans use
every possible hygienie precautfon i'm
aginable, while srOepsis is pFacticed
to an extent that is very gratifying to
patients Wen do the American dem
lists in France deserve the praise and
public recognition they receive, for ths
professional path which must be fol-
lowed before they are permitted to
practice is not an easy one. Eightsen
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