The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-04
FORFE|TS CROWN To
WE'D FRISCO SINGER
Prince Henri Luitpold Renounces
Royal Claims and Will Marry
an American Girl.
GIVE BRIDE AS A REWARD
Enver Bey's Services in Turkish
Revolution Wins Girl He Had
Never Seen.
BY MALCOLM CLAKE.


BY MALCOLM CLAKE.
Special Cable TO The Tribune.
BERLIN. June 3.-Maude Fay of San
Francisco. a singer at the Munich opera
house, is preparing her trousscau for her
marriage with Prince Henri Luitpold OF
Bavaria. grandson OF the prince regent,
and cousin OF mad King Otto. AS the
king is childless. the right OF succession
rests in the regents limo. Nor is this
TO be a morganatlc marriage. for the
marriage or none. As the prince is des-
perntely in love with the American sing
er, he has decided to renounce royal hon
ors and kinely expectations so as 10
marry the girl OF his heart, Pince Re-
gent Luitpold has done everything to dis
suade the youth from marrying the
young woman. but failed. The prince
FIRST saw Miss Fay at the Grand opera
house in Munich
A marriage has been arranged between
Princess Barbara Reuss. daughter of
Won Luttichau, Protestant pastor. chap
lain OF the German embassy at Constan-
much interest here, as the marriage OF a
clergyman with princess belonging to
a ruling house is without precedent. The
pastor-diplomat is 80 years old and his
fiancee 23 Princess Barbara is a cousin
OF Queen Eleanor of Bulgaria.
A roman came to a happy conclusion
when Major Enver Bey. the Turkish mil
itary attache here. welded the daughter
OF Prince Suleiman. The bride is an
imperial princess. niece Of the sultan.
Enver Bey is 2S and his bride Is. 4 hero
of the Young Turks. to dethrone Abdul
Hamid and to replace him by his broth
er, the present ruler. AS reward for
his services in the overthrow OF the old
regime. the imperial princess was be-
slowed upon Enver Bey in accordance
with an old Turkish custom. He had not
bride.
young couple named Hellebrandt,
who were married al Mosrau last Friday
morning were Killed by lightning In the
IN which the wedding feast was held.
Euklldes Jondim. a Brazilian dwarf.
feet high. aged thirty-one. attempted 10
Kill himself by jumping from his second
floor fat in III OF jealousy In regard 10
his dwarf wife, Frau Martha Schwarz.
who is feet inches high. Jondim mar
rled his Lilliputian bride in Chicago six
months ago and was. Jealous OF the at
tentions paid to his tiny spouse. Jondim
rs an acrobat and his life is not thought
u ne endangered by his fall on the as
phalt pavement.
Emperor Directs Troops.
During the recent sham battle OF Grave
lotte the Emperor William remained In
the saddle from midnight until $50 the
next morning. personally directing A spec
tacular sham battle on the historic field.
Fifty English STAFF officers we're pres
ent. The field was brilliantly Illuminated
by searchlishts. Eight divisions of the
sixteenth army corps participated in the
engagement. which was characterized by
the utmost realism. All through the
night the countryside for miles around
rang with the din of battle. the roar OF
artillery and the crackle of rife FIRE.
The kaiser left the field In the morn
ing. after having witnessed the COM
mencement of deadly" artillery duel
which decided the issue of the battle at
clock in the region between st. Privat
and Saulny. Ii had been intended that
three military airships should participate
IN the fghting, but for some reason they
did not ascend.
In the morning the kaiser reviewed at
Fort Lothringen the troops who had
done battle during the night and then de-
The notorious individual who long
posed as General Count Gle Passy has
been recaptured at Lebde. After his re-
cent escape from prison al Heiloronn he
was altogether lost sight of till an inn
keeper s daughter communicated her
suspicions TO the authorities that one of
her fathers guests greatly resembled the
published portrait of the so-calied count.
The professional matrimonial swndler
was taken when enjoying his siesta. In
his brief DAYS OF freedom he had man
aged TO become possessed of a consid-
erable sum Of money. and the police are
said TO have evidence OF the six fresh
Sixty thousand dogs Monday we're en-
abled TO enjoy freedom from muzzles
owing to the dispensatIon OF Herr Won
Jagow. the police president. who by his
woman who owns dog. One enthusiast
put on her Ardae coat on which was
emblazoned In gold letters. 'Hurrah for
Jagow, Long may he ~ave!'
deadly duel was fought outside of
this city last Wednesday between two Of
4icers, Baron Oswald Won Richthofen and
Herr Won Gaffron. Gaffron fell mortally
wounded and died a few hours later.
The quarrel arose out of loan by
Gaffron to Richthofen.
Richthofen gave note for $4,000.
Gaffron declared that this was merely
for forms sake. but the story got abroad
and Gaffron found himself boycotted. AS
result he struck the baron in q restau-
rant.
The conditions of the duel were pistols
Az hfteen PAGES; shots TO continue till
one Of the duellists was put out OF ac-
Married Seventy Years.
The unusual spectacle OF British SOL
diers walking about is TO be seen these
days in tie streets Of Potsdam They
are three on-commissioned officers of
Lancers, who have come TO this country
in charge OF Arab horses purchased by
the crown prince While in Egypt. The
men are. at his invitation. remaining 10
see the sights. historical and pictur-
esque
Fritz Furse, who is os years old. and
his wife. who is aged a1. celebrated the
sevecntieth anniversary Of their mar
rage al Potadsm. In all their married
life they had only one little dispute. and
that was on the question as TO where his
Mrs. Furse insisted that II was entitled
TO a place Of honor in the paror. while
he thought The dining room was GOOD
enough
Have your way. madame" he said
but think the dining room is gooc
enough"
When the marriage took place in Is4I
F'urse was q journeyman carpenter. II,
established his own business. prospcrc>
and became the owner OF property earn
ing handsome income. Both Furse anC
his wife arc in excellent health.
The kaiser. who takes A keen interes
in the couple. the oldest residents o
Potsdam. gent the band of the Foo
Guards to play outside their house II
honor OF the occasion.
Prince Joachim, with all the officer
OF the regiment called on the couple ant
offered their congratulations did th'
mayor and aldermen. The aldermen pre-
sented flowers.
There were forty-tbree descendants a
the anniversary festivities. including sew
eral great grandchildren