The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
Duke of Leuchtenberg to Marry
Daughter Of Berlin Privy
Councillor.

~ LA 1GARoUIsE DE FONTENOY.
~ MPEROR Nicholas has given = re-
Il luctant consent to the marriage
L. of his young kinsman. Prince
nua. a a. sa Marianne s
Friedlander Fluid, daughter Of the enor-
mousIy wealthy Berlin Privy Council.
Tor Of that name. and who though .
Lutheran. is Of Jewish origin. Tho
Car. however. stipuiates that the mar mar
neither Princess komanonsky,. nor
Duchess Of Leuchtenberg. but will re-
either ., from Ss sas . 1s,s Sr
sovereigns. the title Of baroness. to.
gether with some other name. both Of
which will be borne by the children OF
the union, who. a. of morgantic birth.
20 their fathers name and honora
The duke, who IL far from rich. and
therefore glad to marry great heiress
f. a Captain Of the Russian HusSArs OF
the as an o1a. p o Of t sns and
is twenty-n!ne years Of age He 10 the
eldest SON Of the late Duke George Of
Leuchtenberg. who died in Paris last
summer. by the latters nrst wife.
Duchess Threse Of Oldenbury. The
late duke afterwards married Princess
stana Of Montenegro. who. however.
divorced him to wed Grand DUKE
Nicholas Nicholaiovitch. the defacto
generalissimo Of the Russian army:
Young Duke Alexander Of Leuchten-
here n the senior descendant Of that
EuSene de Beauharnais. son Of Empress
Jose0hine by her first marriage. and
sfepeon Of Emperor Napoleon II may
be remembered that Eugene married
dapghter Ct tn, the King Kim ,S .. n Sya
Oukedom OF Leuchtenberg. HIS eldest
son entered the Russian army. and mar
ia cr.ndduchess Marie, favorite
damehter Of Gear Nicholas L. who
created him Prince Rcmanonsky; Duke
Alexander 10 his GRANDSON ana pr'n-
cipal heir.
with regard to the German Emoas-
nv in london. now vacant through the
sudden death OF that most maetefiui
Warschail Won Bieberste;n. IL ID curl
ous that the only three men mentioned
az likely to be appointed to the posi-.
have each Of them American connec.
tons namely: Count John Bernstorn'
the German AmoassaScs AT r,ys ia re
nerson Of the former Miss Jeanne
Tnckemeyer. Of New York: Baron VIII
liam Won Stumm. VINO - uhoer Secss
tary Of STATE for Foreign Ams'rs an ,1
the w'ln helms Baron Il Ferdinand voa
S.mur, rnrmer Ambassador at Mad
"a 10 married 60 Miss Pauline Hon.
man of New York: while tine miro
20 PRINCE Hermann Hatzfeldt. FORMER.
Wa shinston. and whose mother vas
Ms. Helen Noulton. Of New York.
Tbe princc is now German Nir-s'r
r,enspctent,sry in Esypt. knows Eng
land extremely wei. OWING 20 DIS fcns
cor lection with the German Embassy
,Ss,c when his father. the late Count
r.u, 4ssxfeIdt. represented the Kaiser
A. the court Of 81 James He % mar
y;ca 70 baroness Marie von Stumm.
- =, "a. S~~--~~ rs6i~- -
and most Intimate friends Of the Ger:
man crownprinccss. who contrioussd
m.,cs Marie Won stumm is . dsugh-
Ter Of that Baron FERDINAND Won
Ssumm above mentioned ~ ferwsr
.wnss.sdor az Madrid. and Of hts
American wife. Pauline HOFFMAN. While
~. ambassadors son and namesaks
Terdinand stumm ws,Is sseresa szr,s q
,nere Mss Constance Hoyt OF ehas
CIV. ana - nov attached 90 the PTus-
sisn LEGATION At Stuttgart
All three candidates. namely Dern.
.scr1 baron william Won Stumm. aad
Prince Hermann Hssss,.as have 49,. sS1s
ws,h sSe xasser's Embassy. an1 save
crcwovnceA EnglisA sym?ashses 1his.
While u o. m advantage - the eyss
% thesr sovereign. - cnlevsasee 20
ccufribuse 90 the tuecess OF shetr MS.
sion, is . drawesck N :, the ces'1sS ~ 90
serSfejnA.~ amA VINO are bent - q
var sooner or later with Great BRIT
s Sr,,e, ysermssa Hasssesss esa@aees
shs grsessss s9Ssss II