The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-26
SHORT
Of A CALAMITY
This Is What a Recent Marriage
Meant to a French
Family.
MARQUIS HOPED TO
CORRAL RICH AMERICAN
Girl, However, Did Not COyet a
Title, but Married Man
She Loved.
BY PAUL VILLIERS.
lble to The Tribune.

Special Cable TO The Tribune.
PARIS, June 25.-To one noble family
in France the recent marriage Of Miss
Mary Hartman. daughter Of the great
American railroad man, to an American,
was little short OF a calamity. The son
and heir had long ago marked the fabu
lousy rich American nelress as the means
by which the family fortunes should he
renewed and had paid assiduous court
TO Miss Hartman. In order to assist the
marquis, for that Is his title and II is in
fact historic one, relatives have, it is
said. even pawned their household fur
niture, besides borrowing money at e1-
orbtant interest on the strength OF false
statements about the projected marriage
IT can be said that the marquis received
no encouragement either from Miss Har-
riman or from her parent. But even then
the members OF this noble family could
not conceive OF an American girl turn
ing down such title for the sake OF an
ordinary untitled American, and up 10
the very time Of her marriage hope was
entertained. II is said, with how much
truth am unable to say that an appeal
has been made to the former Miss Har-
riman to assist the marauiss family out
OF their financial difficulties.
Long Trip in Small Boat.
A hardy young explorer, NJ Ralleer du
his previous Antarctic expedition. has
just returned to Paris from an adventur-
Gus voyage 10 which he and his brother,
Henri, devoted the whole Of their small
fortune Two and a half years ago they
purchased fishing boat. fifty-fve feet
in length, and set sail with a crew OF
four ether companions for the desert
island of Kerguelen in the south OF the
Indian ocean. In the 4O-ton fishing boat
they have successfully completed a voy-
age of $4,000 miles. Between Rio de
Janeiro and the island OF Tristan
clone, On the island they Sound popu-
latlon of elghty-thres souls. whom they
describe as half-civiized and as of Eng
voyage the little boat was buffeted by
heavy storms, but the desert isle was
safely reached In March. 1908: Fifteen
months were spent in exploring the
and hunting seals. In June last year tho
party started for Australia. and had a
terrible passage OF forty-ilve days, ow
ing TO storms 1t was only by throwins
On reaching Melbourne the boat was dis
posed OF for handful OF gold, and the
explorer took the passenger steamer for
Marseilles, where he has Just landed He
will report to the Academy and the Geo
graphical society.
Have Had Revenge.
The medical students who have been
excluded from the French School of
Medicine by the police for expressing,
by means Of eggs and tomatoes, their OBJ
jcctions to the present system OF elect
ing candidates to the faculty Of medi-
cine have had their revenge. DR.. Beril-
sented himself as a candidate and de-
voted the greater part of his thesis TO
brilliant satire on certain features OF
matism," the theme allotted TO him as
subject The candidate began by stat
entered. upon a very thinly- vciled attack
upon the dean. NJ. Landouzy, and the
jury. II soon became too much for the
dean. who tartly reminded the candi,.
muscular rheumatism"
In Textbook Form.
"Oh, yes" was the reply. 81 am going
to treat it in textbook form" And with
out a smile he presented In the most
abstrusc medical tcrminology. ridicu-
lous account of how cutters. being obliged
while working to stoop in a stream OF
water to sharpen their tools, were sub
tying haired poodles TO the calves
OF their legs. The cutters catch fieas
from the dogs DR.. Berillon added grave
". while tho lecture room rocked with
laughter. "but IL is claimed that the dogs
draw tho rheumatism out of their mas
ters,"
And the Audience Roared.
Dr. Bertllon proceeded to say that GER
tain doctors preferred to send their pa
tlcnts TO hot sprlngs-a transparent ref
erence 10 NJ. Landouzys favorite treat
ment. which made the dean writho. while
a nervous member OF the jury IN scarlet
robes shuffled uneaslly with his feet.
Muscular, rheumatism" the candidate
moral effect Patients become irritable
and cannot keep their feet still" The
audience roared. The situation was un-
endurable and tho jury fled out. while
M. Landouzy rising angrly announced
that tho candidates name was struck Off
the list.
Sharks Teeth Found.
Teeth of sharks and tusks OF walruses
have been discovered by men at work
on the tube station under the Place de
In riS