Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19

lars Of this Interesting affair, which has |
caused A great deal of merriment among |
,ha t,o,...,s,, dao..,, ,,,,, ,,,,o,, hos doeply
disrnstsd tho msn,bers ~ The royai family, |
u'susseu ~, ny nlo,.yois y, sn VIZ, has fre
'',,,,, eno .'ai Rave bcen ascor
lutvn.,,y ~, kl.eu Inuon .,,,.oos
'a,neu Hou. uussw9's ~ so fs-o ,boro ~ /
.,,.s ~ M,..isS -, A,acsicay isay az abont
i,ven,vD "a ~ ,hirty of very prepos,esslng
ar.,.sa,.sa n,a,an manneSs and TicbiS
SSPpeal"'0es, a. sss',,stersd nor name Al ~ |
m, sui ha,,J where she stonneJ "a
80 1ovn.r Tpow c,srtsSar,
N"'' 1855 ono n
NJ. Jordan was acnomnaniea bv n femme /
,i..t,,s raj rion,,, ~ Las,,sa,,gg ,siyb No.
"a ~ iii snnearances was M sssv circnn, |
,,,o w az bad iei,srs ~ in,soJ,c,lon 10
IN .,,,,,i M ,hs itni,sd a,o,os M Ma I,,io
ui,i,, ~ , y, 40 au ~, a,ro,as
~ socis,v Even ber yrish ~ 10 pyc.ented AZ |
80, w, a,uei he T's ~ W ~ ,s,neS
~ tho on.cn nn,ya, auu a, q .oirce given AZ |
ii, ~ ~, 49, 49," DV""k'' ~ ''''' A''' ~
'''E p annear. ,ho, Me- Iordor corccived anna |
49,, y IN, ~ ~ ,,t ~ "a
~ o,,rs,,,Ini, t,ho sn,,ns King vic Sareiv
or,,aa.sA T., H. "a, r,ps, ~ the lima
~ 49,, AZ S ~ ~ bcr,nI, az III dc,ihI
nj cnnn,rx wy ssat oi HnhsnscSwanean In |
,ba co,s', ~ ber cn,yersaiIons wiib ns,Viy- |
'iai'.,S y i,,o.sit aS,,,aIn,anoo. a. haayd
= ,,raa, deai ahout ~, ecccntricitios ~ Inc
Sn,,na ,,ousrcb, 81 M loya ~ inmate ana ~ |
ihe stsse, ID M warm oncn heart. Ma nm |
ho,ndcd nberaI,v ,ogarJ ,bo,e 10 wbom hr |
bSd hecnmc a,,gched. ana iestIv 81 hIs
secminoly InvincIble rennynanee no enter tlo
hn,y sIsio ~ ,ns,rimnny
M. Jordan reaoIvsd n sec the King and
N, tbe io,h NJ Fchynar, al On, gor tho yillawe
of Bergen. near Observation-Disclosures. and en-. |
s,aged fv,n rooms a. mo tlnIdcn Rrar hotel |
ahe ,yas NOT Iono in sscertaining Inc niacea
,yhere no Kim, Sho Il fond al Syalling ont
alone for bonrs In tho neighborhood Of his
conntrv seat might IL met and on Inc tlret
dns Az NJ fordan waItsd ont with her
Ssn,n,s Do nbambps in order 10 meet King
IonIs and n possibie IN make ria aconainis
ancs On tbat day shc was nnsnccesSinl, and
a9'as ,.ailins, 49,, ~. nsa,Iv tonr ho,rs
he bad IN te,vSr 4, tbe hotel wlthont an
cnnntering tho King, Rut two DAYS after
warda she had better luck, About j O'Clock
in ibs aiteTnoon she saw
A TAN YOUNG MAN.
dresscd in a anti OF iron gray. hls head GOV.
cred win n ad.brimmed iow-eroNned
hat. and inuntllv carrying a ridlng.whIp In
Ma hand approachlnp nv a by.natb leading
m the bighwav Mr. Jordan who rscoge
nlzed The weli.known features OF lie King Al
once hastened 10 make preparatIons lor
ATTRACTING ia aitentIon. She look laom ihe
hands ~ her maid a telesconc ana a H. yeier's
handbook. and seemed LOST Ia admiration of
the truly beautiful scenery of Ire onyIrons of
Uobenschwangan. a few mlnntes alter
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aossing appearance Of The American lady.
her evident admIratlon az the Iandscane ~
which I,onIs The Second il very proud, made
M once an imnyessIon nnon hin. and he stood
stlIl lining Ma nat Win
sossrMuaTR sEiII, Avn TACT
Mrs. Jordan returned his aalutatlou. and. an
proachIpg the King, asked him about the
name ~ a VILLAGE which Waa 10 he aeon in
Ibe dIstance Tbs King Who il one oI the
most arabic Of men. politely gave the in
formation she desired and then entered into
conversation with her, They couyersed in
French, walking slowly along the highway
toward the VILLAGE. and, on sepaTating. MIR.
Jnrdan who eTnressed n 0reat desire 20 yIsit
Hohenschwanran. was overlooked 10 receive
from Inc KinTg who told her win unaffected
frankness who he was, aud who requested
her mot 10 call him IMaiesty y An Inhalation
40 inspect hIs country seat and pass an honr
or two In hIs deligbtful rardens which aTe
among the anest In Fnrot,s.
II NAV be Imagined that she improyed the
opportnnIty Ihus prcsented 10 her. and on
tie following afternoon called on the King
lie kindly escorted her through tho palace.
showed her Inc 1ue picture gallery. Inc
Theatre. the Conservatory, with ia snpeTb
tropIcai plants and tho fountnlns in the gar
dens. Her well-caiculated efforts 10 make an
Impression upon him, her skin AZ a CONVEX
aationallst her refined manners, her lively
temperament and vel lady.ike reserve aid
not remain without effect upon the King,
Who even tbong6 he ala on u IlstoSS. IA M.
lie yersed In worldly adalrs. and by no
means inseuslble 10 TIC
BLANDIsHNESTs or PRETTY AND ACCOM-.
PIIsnED WOMAN.
When Mrs. Jordan finally bade him adIen.
he shook her warmly by the hand. and asked
her 10 yIslt him again. and even nronlised 10
return her call,
Ie was as good as hls word, and next day
he paid her a ylslt al The Golden Bear. The
nj Al
view with Mrs. Jordan, which took place In
The parl6. OF the landlady, excited but little
attention. Mrs, Jordan's road TO success was
now an easy one, She met the King fire..
1uently at IIohcnschwangan, or In the en-
vlrons, The two made long excurAlons on
horseback, or walked for hours Ia the
wooded hills of the nelghborhood. The
sIren seened 10 exerclse an irreslstible charm
upon the Prince. His attendants noticed
that he became thoughtful and melancholy;
hut, knowing that remonstranees would Be
Intimacy with the American lady. Mrs. Jor-
dan soon received
sURsTAsTIAL MARES OF THE NoYAI, YAyoR.
Being a yery good horseWoman, she was
presented with a very fine white mare by me
King, Other valuable Gifts followed in quick
successIOn, A valuable diamond bracelet a
miniature portrait Of the King, framed In
solid gold aud set with emeralds, and other
presents OF value, were pressed upon her by
her royal friend. or rather lover. Finally,
she managed 10 obtain Loans Of quite large
sums Of money from him. Everything werl
Awlmmlngly. and Mira, Jordan was In a fall
way Of becoming 10 Louls Inc second what
Lola MonteE mad been 10 his Grandfather
King Louls The first, when an unioward even
mt an end to the whole Intimacy. and com.
yelled the American Adventures 10 leave hel
held Of operatlons precInItately. Prince Init
mold. Inc KIng'a nneIe heard of hIa ROW
nenhaw's Haison. and aeisrminrd al once /,
hreak n nm Fnr thIs nnrnose he engage
the eeryieea Of Two Munich IotectIyes' who
In the arst nlnce tried 10 dlacoyer
VINO sIr RRIIIY Wa
On application M the office OF the Unite,
States rnnsnl thew were shown Ina Iettera a
introdnctIon which she had nresented Ia ths
inncIIonsry ami which were from renntsbI
neon,e IN SIncInnntI ana Nav York Al m,
nharnnlIIngsr hotsi vh.ra she had stonne,
81, nae,Ix mn-th nnihing cnnld he "A,
a%ains, hsr aha had always condnctsd Nor
an Win ihe stricte.t nr9nristv and IN,
nramniiv maid her nina mi she had IsI
hras gs,xar trnnLs M ihe boiel and ihs IN