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thing pertaining. even indirectly. 70
Germany. is borne in mind. 1t is alto
sethef amazing that tails German
prince should De considered everywhere,
30 thoroughly loyal Briton thut no
one. not even the most lingo OF Eng
ilsh ChauNinist nor reckless OF Eritish
iefmAnophoDista, should take any ex-
ccptlon Whatsoever To hie becoming
the admittedly most important aud In
huehtiai memper OF the board ruiing
Tao royal navy and upon which the
rHtifo Brlush Empire relies. both to
protect II from foreign attack and To
prepare ths naval deIenCes oil the EN-
pare Tor that war with Germany, which
me vast majority OF people on both
all parts or the world, regard as In
ev!taoie. No more eloquent testimony
p!ete confluence which the prince has
succeeded In winning for himself
everywhere in Great Britain. II IL n
tribute OF which he has every right 10
DO extremely proud. and II may not
be amiss to state hare that among all
ranks ot the English navy. and even
among foreign naval experts. he en-
Joys the reputation OF being a wonder
July able and resourceful COMMANDER,
an bic strategist, and the inventor OF
many useful devices, In the matter Of
which have been adopted by the Ameri.
can. as well &c by the English navy.
Dudley Beaumont Won Gurowski who
has just received from King George
warrant authorizing him and his sue
use In England of the German title OF
count. conferred upon his ancestor.
Haphae! Gurowski. by King Frederick
William ii. OF Prussia, at the close OF
the eighteenth century. lis a British
subject by birth, a large land owner
In England. has an English mother. in
Beaumont. fTst cousin OF Lord Allon-
dale. and Branddaught OF the late
Lord Macdonald. and Is himself mar.
RED 70 rich Enslishwoman. daught-
er OF l>sdy Mary van Essen. His ia
Their the latc Count Melchior Gurow-
SRI. was for some forty years Austrian
consul general at Nice where his
the Villefranche Road. was n familiar
lank mark and RENDEZVOUS to genera
TONS OF American visitors to the French
Riviera. and to Monte Carlo. His own
ia Their. Count Adam Gurowskl. that is
to say, the grandfaLf or OF the now
at ~, Washington, D. G.; in 1855
tb ane iato count M sn Gnrowskt
Austria at Nice. had a brother, Count
1snatius. who In 1871 created a Euro
pean sensation ,n,, by abdueting the In
chateau which her father was occupy
inG in tho suburbs OF Paris, and by
carrying off by postchaise and special
boat. to Dover. where he married. her.
The marriage vas eventually recogniz.
ed by the Spanish court There was
daughter OF this marriage. Isabella by
name. She fell In love with Charles
Perkins. of New York, Secretary of
the American Legation at Lisbon,
where she married him In the preg.
ence of the American envoy, and OF
the commodore commanding the UnitcJ
States cruisers in port. The Spanish
government never rested until it had
succeeded by means of persecution. in
driving Perkins. not alone out OF the
Iberian peninsula. but also from Fin
rope back to America. after securing
his consent to a declarat ton that hi.
marriage was invalid. He never saw
his wife or his son again. Ills son is
now an actor of the Court Threatre at
Madrid, where he figures under. thc
name of Carlos rlsins-y-Bourbon.
Copyright. 1911, by tho Brentwood
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