The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-01
NO BLOODY ISSUE
.TODUkES' QUARREL
One Wants to Fight, While
Other Prefers to
Wait.
by VANCE THOMPSON.

Especial Cable TO The es-Dispatch.l
Paris. December 3l.-The quarrel he
tween the Due de Cho!seul. whose wife
was a Miss Coudert. and the Due de
Praslin, who married Mrs. Lucy Ham
ilton Paine, Is still entertaining Paris
because Il has not yet come 10 a bloody
issue.
The Boston duke refuses TO tight
until the question OF who has the
right TO the ducai title OF Choiseul is
referred TO committee of experts on
genealogy. On the other hand. the
adopted New York duke wants 10 fight
first and discuss atterward His only
motive IN publishing the facts that
self the Duke de Cholseul. he states
to-day In a letter 10 lie Matin is: To
prevent tho Duchess OF Choiseul, my
wife. from being for, one instant con-
fused with the Duchess of Praelin
Every one will comprehend this SEN
timcnt."
In addition. he drags in ONCE more
was convicted OF wife murder and es-
capped the guillotine by suicide. Promi
nent authorities on the laws OF honor
governing French aristocrats believe
that sooner or later this interchange
of newspaper letters will lead to =.
real duel.
Only Memory
Isidora could have stood this. but the
only a memory. This New Year she
"Orphee" but will be una ccompanicd
by the crowd OF little barelegged dane
ing girls who last year amused the
old Parisians. Asked what had be-
come of them. Isidora said sadly:
They have been taken away from
me-"
she established her Greek school Of
She first put them on the stage the
Berlin police nterfered alleging tina.
the little dancers We're insnfficiently
land England. Germany and France
with them. finally establishing them in
a house with large park a Neuilly, a
suburb of Paris.
urged her TO make contract on her
these little German dancers TO stay in
Paris.
The German government took a
Isodira could have stood this, but the
beth Duncan, joined hands with the
German professor and went TO Ger
many with the. little dancers whom
lsidora had trained for SIX years.
that of Prince Frederick Carl Won
llohenlohe Oeringen. who died of an
acute attack of indigestion at his paris
h3me in the Champs Elysees. lie was
best known sportsmen In Europe
Ills wife, who was far younger than
he. was the daughter OF Princess Hatz-
feldt and granddaughter of the late
c. =. Huntington. a few years ago
after hard winters snort in his
prince was taken down with consump-
tion. All the experts OF Europe wore
called In. including Robin. OF Paris
and Mueller. of Germany. Two months
ago the doctors pronounced death i'm
minent. Then the Duke Of Manchester
urged the prince 10 try the new con-
sumption cure Of Orlando L. Miller, the
Chica gcan.
a family council was held and de-
INJURED at the experiment, but the
princess took things in her own hands.
and decided that since the prince was
ifiieved 10 he dying anywas. lie should
have last chance. Orlando Miller
went 80 the Mendel Castle, diminishing
all the experts, save the old family
doctor who was a kind of rassal, and
did not interfere. Within n month
tho prince. who had been lbedridden,
was restored to health. and went to
London. where scientific mcdica, test
showed that he was virtually cured
OF tuberculosis.
The prince was delighted, came to