Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-22

launched into his tale. He said his
wife had forced him to make love to
Yvonne and that he was compelled to
to agree to q divorce. He described
the alleged night life led by Nine.
Miskinoff, which he vainly tried to
end, and said he had rescued Yvonne
Just as she placed a revolver to her
head because of unrequited love for
him. Then he described the breaking
up of the home.
when | objected to the princess
going to the Grand PriX race in Paris
she said she hadn't married me to stay
at home" testified the prince. 81 told
her | couldn't stand the excessive heat
of the race track and she replied that
with her money she could find q hus-
band who would obey her. l soon
found that the bringing up of this
woman was not suitable for one of my
station"
Yvonne was introduced by the
prince as an assertive, petulant and
wholly delightful girl, who once, when
she became angry, seized a carving
knife threateningly. When he COM
planned he was told that it was he who
had spoiled Yvonne.
Religion of Nudity
In the latter part of 1914 the trio
came TO New York and took suite al
the Hotel McAlpin. They had not been
here long, the witness said, before the
princess asked him to join a religious
sect in which she was interested. She
told him the members were interesting
persons and would present themselves
in very live costumes. mostly nude. -
He laughed at the idea and his wife
became enraged.
The witness became very intense
when the subject of the baby was
broached. If such a baby exists. it
L, II, e ,l=.-.
millions.
where was your daughter born?''
asked Mr.. OldmiXon.
"In hospital" answered the prince.
Unhappy Over Baby
"AIy wife went there April 12, 1915,
and a day or so later | received Il tele-
gram which said. Sunday, 4 o'clock
morning. A daughter ] went there
and found my wife in bed. She said
the baby was in another room with its
nurse; that she was very weak, mean
ing herself, but would be out in few
days. She said she had taken three
treatments of twilight sleep and
feared it might injure the child. A
few days later she returned to the
hotel without the baby"
What did she say in explanation?
THAT she was afraid her daughter
Gladys, would see it--he was to visit
us in a few days-and make scandal
out of it. felt very unhappy
lets Him With Girl
All this time there had been trouble
over ,Yvonne, and series Of quarrels
eliminated early in June, when, the
prince said. Nine. Miskinoff exclaimed:
I'm leaving this place so you can
marry the girl"
"And what did you say?" inquired
the attorney.
'T said to her, This is impossible; !
I pt.'' ia1
! the witness; but she left the Hote1
McAlpin just the same. Then, in order
| not to be in the hotel alone with
| Yvonne. sent her to private family
Madame went to the Hotel Gotham
and ! saw her there. asked her tc
come back. I cried. But she said II
would be much better if I married
Yvonne She said Yvonne and I ought
to go into the country, and that dur
ing that time Madame and | could
arrange for a divorce. After that
was to marry Yvonne."
Darling Kizi-Kizi''
Are you still in love. with Mrs
Gouraud? ?" s
Certainly; why not? There is love
and love. 1t depends on the degree o1
love YOU are talking about"
WAS your love for Yvonne warm oil
cold?"
The prince replied medium and
| then identified note he wrote ner OF
October 16 last in which he said: &C.
kiss you a million times, my darling
XIII XIII"
And ''IittIe Bautzoy"
The prince admitted that he slipped
n note under Yvonne's door in which
he called her MY little Bautzoy,
whatever that is.
The attorney tried to find out a
what time the prince arose in th'
morning and finally the witness re
piled:
"I get up at II i'm the morning, a
3 in the afternoon or at in the even
ing. After left school 1t was Away
that way with me. I am little hi
"Didn't your wife pay for that bab!
carriage?" asked Mr.. Lawrence. sud
denly changing the subject.
Certainly" replied the witness
with a broad grin. You see, we wer'
living together. and the money wa
ours. She paid all the bills, for afte
left Paris / had no resources"
When asked If his love cooled wheI
Nine. Miskinoff left the McAlpin, tn
prince replied: zone doesn't chang
his love with his hotel and luggage"
The prince couldn't remember th