The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19

come, como into his hands through purchase.
Then. too, Mr. Morgan occupies TO 4
ittl' greater degree than any other
american multi millionaire Il com
handihS position In international nm
hncc, and international finance In its
turn exercises no small influence on in
ternauonal relations. The French gov
eminent realizes that were his iii VIII
10 be aroused against the nation
through some untoward event result.
ing from the lack OF proper protuc.
ZION. his enmity might prove troubie.
some. II not worse: that his very name
stanuinS as II does for immense pov-
CIR welded through iinancial chan
neis' constitutes an irresistible attrar-
anarchists: that his sudden dcpth miehr.
precipttatc financial crisis ON botA.
sides OF the Atlantic.
:, fihaily 1t appreciates the fact that
clsm from all parts OF the globe a
she were to allow him TO be mystcrl.
ously kidnapped during the London.
Paris trip. carried off on some yach, IL.
one OF the numerous uninhabitcd Is.
tets that dot The French coast anu
marooned there for several days. until
Some gre7, financial coup had been per.
petratcd on European and American
stock exchanges say. for instance ia
steel trust bonds.
Ihis is not n mere flight OF fancy
II Is fate which overlook ono OF the
greatest OF Partisan bankers a pillar
OF international finance some twenty
years ago. If the perpetrators we.c
never brought TO book. i, was be
cause ohcc famous beauty (now in
latl). the bearer OF an authentic titic.
mad been induced by the organizers
OF the conspiracy to Join them in the
AFFAIR, that the financier had been fool
isH enough TO accept an invitation 10
dejeuner on board her beautiful steam
yacht of Trcport, when he was spirit-
ed away, and that he had a fSightfully
Jealous wife, whose wrath he was MOI
quite prepared TO face.
II is only fair 10 the members OF III.
noble Polish house OF Gurowski, who
nave both american and English ar.
tt,n ions, ana who are connected with
INC reignlns house of Spain by mar
rage, TO state that the Count Andrew
Gurowskt. who has just been departed
the American Immigration authorI.
, ues' after twenty-scven years spent liz
ms country, has no right either 10
his name or title. In one word. "t,ount
Andrew Gurowslsi.'' whose exnnIsion
from the United states as an undcsir-
h his n aIien Is in the main owing TO
}eurns In Europe of n crime ''invoIv-
ing moral turpitude" at Geneva, docs
not ligure on any OF the pages. devoted
ropean standard works OF reference,
There is. indeed, to-day but one
bona fide Count Gurowski who sur
f,lves-his Christian name is Dud-
weeks received from King George n
warrant, authorizing him and his sue
cessors In the male Inc direct to make
use In England OF tie German title OF
count, conferred uYon his ancestor
Raphael Gurowski, iy King Frederice
William III. of Prussia MT the close
of the eighteenth century. This AnsIi
cized Count Gurowski is not only a
British citizen, put also Il large Eng
iish landowner. in England His ia
ther, the late Count Nlclchor Gurow-
ski. was for forty years Austrian con
ssul-general at Nice, and his GRANDPA
ther, Count Adam tiur9wski, died al
Washington. d. G.. ir 1896
nj y a seems ;,, rather hlrl upon the real
enjoys general respect in Englamd
where he is widely Known. both his
wife and bis mother living belonged
TO some OF the lead e families of
Great Britain, that an cFconvict should
have been driven out bf this country
by the United States pvernment, IN
sumed.
Copyright, 1912. by the Brentwood
Company