The Washington herald., 1916-05-07

he chivalrouI for once at least, wrote
Of his conquest IN the diary that got into
the newspapers when their septrsr.0n
came
81 proposed 70 Irrns thirtyESven times
and was refused thirty-seven times. The
th'rty-eiChth time she accepted So !
got the license and We we're married very
shortly after, because ! wa ttra.d she
might use the feminine privilege Of
changing her mind
Again SAYS the diary: Trina wore NHr
7ow Drecou gown, and as led Ter
tr~0~cn tho palm court % the Carlton
h.ta, there was not a man. woman or
child Who d't not look with pleased eyes
on nv N~artlful little girl. was SO
proud that ! almost fc,t Ike labelling
her Ny property Hands off,,
Things changed nightly within 'Ns
-ox' f.~1 mo~'he Irua brought her r.
lied husband 10 America. Old Mike"
dt4rt approve OF him the momCUt hs
laid eyes on Rim. but ne CrlD0ei and
made rNo N0e' ~ g.. because f. he'd ..-
~r-zs l.rsn lis c-oo5 70 do evoryf' 2
-os-f'Ir 10 make '.s Nu', C'rl haID
r sNe ,Nuuc1' 'No count o0m'@ mako .'r
naruv, t.a count she should .7Eo.
Trt a series ~ -nr70rv 5.v0'0DU0r'z
followed. n'r. rCN E'c. '.r bestowed
The hc-ter part ~ '.s " 'r.. chicago
n7rra on the v0~r- +..ss g.. .n-~r she'd
-N0 ,n--+ase .'r-rr- f.-'... ... avf0-~u-
'.ros and c'.-.-"orr II. -.E. tie rour'
m allowance Of 5000 = u.r-. Tie oTon
s'..H fn~ tho vra-0r0o - ~" count
r..;r-r "nor." w', s,.-t r.r-uv in IN
:~-.o-,o5 wicker r..-.. and v'nm the
r,,,-tc Gf-.,-.-.o- .~5 -o't'rr h.msel'
.,,~,v.~ or for r.- n-.n- Tho count
..n- Irma pr -.rs -vlloh Mike"
IT, o.--. s.rvcr tho beautiful Irms
r.-~ -,.-:. ,.,.os-'" O." 'a'o~ admitted Il IN
..-rrs s......- in roN-rr0o-e He got
'~'o cuu..-es roraro~ and Mike" stood
r0- e. T 90. came a C't-.a0t.c scene IN
rrC Krra.'c~ homo. IN which Trma tried
70 Csrr,.o from the count. infuHsted
over some trivial thing
LOT o't mike" describe tho r07'e q
that erorn as ho did some mouths J. 's-
when the countess was preparing - re
her noh'nman husband for divorce.
MY dauChtor got away from n
through door connecting ire lhra-y
,lrh a narN~0On She reache' fhe hall
md appealed TO the chauffeur and
'oueen,au ~ protect her. Tho 'f '.r
1,.lind door, She removed hor Shoes
and tried 10 steal along the hall 10 10
ro@- srat~e and up TO heT room on the
tlr-l floor
"Uvt rn,. count rot s'rht Of her and
rav0 pursuit. Il vas 1r~lnE this pun
suit That she foN thirty foot. hoadIOng
...,~ the laluetradc. striking a radiator.
S.c received compound fractures of
leg and av arm and cuts on the head
u arrived and after Co'uDC the facts
took tho count into the library and beat
lin up knocked him down three or
frur times. and he Was holleri1C Uu--
der As he yelled murder 7 hoCau %
apply 'hc boots vigorously. and one ~
The doctors came in and intorfered
- broke away and knocked the count
down again ! ordered him away from
:.rr house and the hospital He cnto-.5
the hospital couple of Tunes 10y rush ~-
nurse found him there and h..r
him again. Then he called al my Office
and J knocked him down four times and
threw him ont"
That was in 1910, q year and = month
after Irma IIiIgalcn married Count de
Beaufort. I'm 1912 she was divorced.
Then the white lights saw her. a, she
tried to forget old troubles in her per
sistent hunt for the blue bird Then the
wine supper in Los Angeles and her
marriage TO Joe" Howard While he
went on with his act" Irma tried once
more to find the blue bird She shot
herself.
Old Mike" now has his millions and
his memories, and the little girl he
orhed Tor and dreamed about q Eon&