The Ashburton Guardian.

Yol.xxi. no. 5638

Ashbueton / Mondajj April 7, 1902.

Price ; One Penny

Mr Rhodes and the Princess.

AN EXTRAORDINARY AFFAIR.

The i-pecial correspondent of the Auckland Star, writing from Capetown on Fedrnary 10, gives the following account of the IVnodes-Radiriwill case, to which reference has been made in recout cable messages :—

A case which has creaied much in terest in Sooth Africa was heard at the Supreme Court on Wednesday last. The case was that of Mr Loaw against Mr Kbodee and the Princess Radziwill for the recovery of £2000 on a pro missory note, which purported to bear Mr Bhodes'a signature. It was men tioned in court that the total mm of £23,000 was expressed in promissory notes, also alleged to carry the same signature. The lady was not present inconrfc^" Mr Rhodes, ia his evidence, declared that the whole of the signatures were forgeries, that he had not signed these, nor had he signed any promissory notes for a long time, certainly not for two years. Confronted with some type written letters, also purporting to bear his signature, he asserted these also wete forgeries; that hs could not type-write himself, nor could his secretary, and the only type written letters he might have signed would have been in the De Beers' office on the business of the De Beers Company^

In cross examination, he gave some account of bis acquaintance and com munications with the lady. Several years ago he met her at dinner in London, at the house of Mr Mobsriy Bell, the sub-editor of The Times^ Subsequently, somewhere about April, 1899, she wrote telling him she had £20,000 to invest, aad asking him to recommend investments* To this he replied that he made it a rule not to recommend investments, and disliked discussing business with friends, but that anyone might get a safe s^p<?r cent by subscribing to the Mashona land railway debentures. Shortly afterwards, when leaving Southampton she turned up on the ship, and asked permission to sit at his table, which permission was accorded

Some little time after their arrival at Capetown any preconceived notions about the Princess having large eunia of money to invest moat have received a severe shock. A lady friend of Mr .RhodesV—Mrs Scholtz—the wife of a local medico, informed him ahe thought the Princess was in pecuniary difficul ties. The reply of the Empire-builder was somewhat enigmatic: ' Yon caa mention it to me, and if it is no, let me know thecircumatancoe.' Due inquiry was made, and it transpired the lady could not pay her bill at the Mount JSeison Hotel, The bills were duly paid—rumour says they ran into Borne hundreds of pounds—oa condition that the lady left the country, The condi tion was complied with, but nothing was said about her not returning, so she returned, *nd is there still. jSome time after her return, acsording to Me Rhodes, she informed him she was going to start a paper; did h© object! He said he did not abject. J That is your business,' he replied. ' Yon will and it will give you a lot of trouble* 1 lue paper—Greater Britain — was started, out tsoon died

Something o£ the Prinoess's history is revealed m Mr Rbodes's evidence, Wiien first coming out she brought a special letter of introduction from Lord Salisbury to Lord Miloer. Whoa he was Homo he asked Lord Row ton •bant it, aud ho said it was quite true. She w»s a woman of great position ia Berlin at that time, nod had beeu one of the maids cf honour of iho Germin £m~ press. This will prob»biy bo the end of the ctge. The Ohief Justice rotased a pro visional sentence against Mr Rhodes, with coete, expressing an opinion that the signatures on the promissory noteg are not his, but are clearly and *bBO-» ! lately forgtrieg,

Mr Khodes g«id that tlthoagh the Princess sat at his table on the way oat, and had often come to his house, he h*d not discussed politics with her. He discussed politics with very few, »od certainly not with women—a retort which evoked laughter, even within the gaemi wails of the temple of justice.

It is said that % great number of people travel by the same boat as Mr Rhodes, ■ii they can possibly manage to do so, in the hopes that somo lucky chance will bring them a little of the great man's favour. He is continually pestered with applications for assis tance from ail sorts and conditions of men and women, until life would be come intolerable unless he adopted special means of protection, ..,



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