Regarding the marriage settlement. It
appears that Princess Maud will have
£4,000 (SSO.OOO) out of the allowance granted
by parliament to the prince of Wales in
ISS9, and tho crown princess of Denmark
makes an allowance of £IO,OOO (s>j,oUO) to
Prince Charles,
The couple will occupy a suite of rooms
In the palace of the king of Greeoe at Co
penhagen. They will also occupy a villa
near Bernstorf castle as their country resi
dence In Denmark, while a small mansion
at Appleton, near Sandringham, will be
their English home.
Princess Maud has lately taken to "pok* r
work,” which consists in tracing and work
ing out curious oriental patterns with red
hot irons on wood. The princess has ap
plied this work to the ornamentation of
book covers.
GREAT GRANDMOTHER OF BRYAN
Lives at New London, Ind., and Is
; Ninety-Four Years Old.
Kohoma, Ind., July 14.—Hon. W. J.
Bryan's great grandm’other mother is still
living. Tho venerable lady Is a r sident
of the village of N* w London, this c.-untj,
and is in her ninety-fifth year, being born
in Kentucky In IS*'2. She came here s, ven
years ago from Kentucky, having since
lived with her daughter. Mrs. Mos»-s Mc-
Daniels, an ol<l resident of this county.
