The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-04
HUNGARY NEEDS
POWERFUL NAVY
Programme Includes Armament
That Will Take Rank
Among Powers.
GREWS0ME TALE EQUALS
ONE OF P0E'S HORRORS
Dog and Corpse of Girl Central
Figures in Startling
Episode.
BY EMIL ANDRASSY.

Special Gable 10 The Tribune.
VIENNA. Dec. 3.-Hungary has fallen
into line for the big navy and the fear
that the Hungarian delegation would re-
fuse TO affirm the navy estimate proved
sroundless. The dominant idea among
the Hungarians was voiced by Captain
Lucich, speaking on behalf of the COM
mandcr- in chief Of the navy. who stated
that the naval administration regarded
the chief task of the navy TO he cN-
clusively the protection of the coasts and
Of maritime trade. 1--WE need he con-
Linued "a navy which in size and
strength can compare with the fleets OF
powers which may enIer Into combina-
tion for any essential war The fleet
must be in Il position TO determine itself
the moment of any battle, and its at
tack must be q danger to the enemy. a
fleet which is based solely on defense
and would have TO retire before the
enemy has no value. The object OF the
feet is To still certain aspirations in the
cradle and 10 guarantee the maintenance
not consider il opportuDe. nor is IL at
present in n position TO Give detailed eN-
plantations of its future plans
A Grewsome Tale.
A story that reads like transcript
from Edgar Allan Poe Is told by the
Hctfocl jirlap. a Budapest organ. Re
turning to his home. Castle Rosenberg, IL
day or two ago, Count Seefricd walked
into his library and when he switched
on tho electric light was Mortified to
discover the head OF a girl on the table
The count noticed That the library win
dow was open. Along the floor from the
window to tho table was a trail Of blood
None of the servants could give any
lice were put into possession of the
fucts They failed to find any clue until
a man came forward who said that he
had seen a dog trying 10 drag head
= al. lt.,<.
made q systematic search of the rail-
way line which skirts the grounds Of the
counts estate. and there they found the
body Of the girl. who had evidently
thrown herself before train. thus end
ig her life.
II is pretty clearly established that d
huge dog. which the count owns. had
found the body and head OF the girl on
tho limo and dragged the head into his
masters house across the park and
through the window,
Functions for Charity.
Vienna is recognized AZ the home of
the waltz. II is al the same time a
city where society people know how 10
Ladies' and gentlemen of the first fami-
Hes in the land combine. with artists and
musicians 10 make merry during the
winter months. An Interior motive lies
ranging Of tablcau%. The functions arc
organized for the purpose OF circulat-
| ing money, and Tor gathering donations
! for charitable purposes, This winter u
| couple OF delightful halls are on the
! taDjs First will he tho Made In Aus
| tria." or homo Industries ball. with The
| A Arrhduchess Maria Josepha. patroncss Of
the association. as patroncss. II is sell
dom that even In Vienna an arChduchess
has expressed her Intention OF being pres
ent.
Every lady will be dressed in the prod
ucts of the country Thus there will be
lace from DalmatIa and Bohemia beau
! iIful enough to vie with anything pro-
duced In Italy the home OF rare lace.
! Einbroidcrics done in the homes OF the
| peasants In the Pukowina are only be-
| ginning TO obtain the recognition t>scy
| VOL deserve, and from Galicia there
| comes wonderful specimens OF needle
craft In Vienna there arc industries
which are most artistic. that The
dancers Will have little difficulty In de-
s!guing dresses.
a coiffure and fan ball is 10 he the
second great event of this merry sea
SON The president OF the committee Tor
arranging this function is Princess Es-
Derance Hu SomS- -Braunfels. a num-
Der OF ladies and gentlemen have under.
taken TO arrange ittle fan play and
Il history OF the coiffure to he done
Iu "A scrics OF tabieauX, II Is not diff
cult 10 Imagine that a charming sccne
VIII result when, in beautifully deco"
rated hail. groups Of ladies. With hal:
dressed in 1talinn, Dutch or mediaeva
modes copied from old pictures. and
carrying old fans. parade in pretty
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