The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-21
Are Asked to Leave because
They Persist in Frequenting
Each Others Rooms.
SECRETARY, He STA S
Young Manlin Cavalry Uniform
Says lie lis occurring To
Aid Red Cross. sI

A slim young man OF dark corr
plexion and d foreign accent. attircd
IN dark blue cavalry uniform; even
down to the knee riding boots and
jingling spurs, and styling himself
Count de 0rgler, of Vienna, Austria !.
had what Is termed IN the yefnacsiluf
as rough sledding" here Saturday
night. .;5.S 4
The count arrived in the city sat
urday afternoon from Eaiflnoill.
where he delivered a lecture ON { tls6
European war, Illustrated with fa6v
Ing picture views, several nigh aeo
pin the Grand opera house. Accom-
panying him was q pretty youn
woman. apparently several years his
Junior The couple went to the Hotel.
Gore. who're the young man re eEis
tered himself as Count de Orgief 6i
Vienna. Austria, ana the young Won
an was registered as Miss b. LEEDS.
also OF Vienna, Austria. They We're
assigned to separate rooms. X i ~
Later in the day, the count Was|
requested by the hotel management
to leave the place because the yotinkI
woman had been frequentfnR h.s
room. In high dudgebn, the count
and his prtty companion packed Nj
their several pieces OF baggage and
departed 81
On Differcilt Floors
From the Hotel Gore, the count
and Miss Leeds proceeded to iii
Waldo. They registered there u
Count de Orgler, en- route. and Mis-
q. M. Leeds, ditto. and were ASST t;he d
to rooms, the count ON the q ftl ao0f
and the young woman on the fniirfil
II then being time for sdtnnef, tlie
couple went to the dining room Il d
were served with dinner. tieh tn
check for the meal was presented
the count janntily o. KID III and li,,d
the amount charged TO his room AZ
count. ARRANGEMENTS not h yi,i <
been made for an ! extendtt ii cfe.iI I +.
however, the count was aSE esi ~ nut
up the money for the meal i,y SEks g5f
assurance. This seemed 10 jar the
young mans sensibilities ana 6ttA5
expressing words Of astonishuien no
sent word down to the clerk de il
that he would. settle later. The hotel
management wanted to know jtiSf'
about how much later that would DC
and the count sent down q note ssFri
ten by p. N. Leeds, private secrhtatX
to the Count de Orgler. which; A at ei
something to the effect that the count
had been having a hard time of 1T.
recently and that the money woiil,i
be on hand by o'clock.
AT 8 o'clock the meal check syt u n
again sent up to the count by one or
the bell boys The count sent down
a one dollar bill with the request that
the amount be placed to his credit
and the assurance that the remainder
due would be forthcoming lat er. 4
Sends for Reporter
Fuming with anger the count te
Iphoned to the clerk and asked that q
newspa per reporter be sent up
room 429; the one to which Miss
Leeds had been assigned. Thfs q
where the Telegram man broke Into
| the story. as he was in the hotel 4
the time and, having caught the
thread OF the narrative to date sWeht,
upstairs to learn further spartic ais
The count was pacing up sIiif
down the room debating "a let fer.
which was being written Ia long
hand by Miss Leeds at a table
rs It possible that a Il gent tlenlanl
lean be treated so. exclaimed the
count in accents not possible to Te7