, 1879-07-07
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Hotel in this city. G. II. II.
"LEMONS."
Adventures Of tho Late Prince of Orange.
london Truth.
William Nicholas Alexander OF Nassau was
Tho Prince the most crossed Ia lovo In his time
and tho lcas: platontc In his life. OF tic first
great "cross In hts affections, the history tnny
1ow be repealed. A young, fair-hatrcd daughter
OF tho West was promised TO him when lie
was leaving college. lie saw her ut Antwerp
the first time she visited the Continent, and
became enaulorcl Of her. 1t WINS arranged
TINT she mas TO marry when she attaincd
her 18th 5car. Going 10 London To oGtain hcr
consent to Tho marriage, he had the misfortune
10 take Paris on tic why. Tho Emperor Napo-
leon, Wishing his cousin, Anna Murat, TO be cx-
tcrtnincd to play rntnr Of cross purposes, and
lie nccordit,Ely threw temptation In The way Of
hts Royal Visitor, whIct, H. was hard fot a
3oablo ereat-grsa,dson Of at1,sn, ,ns Empress
ron ,''> directed by comto naecsochi were
sent to nttack tho poor young Prince But he
was captured by daring child Of Erin; brought
up In America, Miss Eliza Cook. whose mother.
washing NJ boston. Eliza Induced him, atter n
breakfast ut the Moulin Rouge, to drive with hcrs
round " tho hike" at the most fashionable hour.
She paraded hor slave In n showr orange car
ornnge roscttcs- The Jetiu was In gnr1,ct velvet
cont md ornngo waistcoat. II the Prince hntl
not DRINK too mitch champagne ho would not
have mado a show Of himself In this enulpagc,
Of the adventure reached Buckingham Palace,
a,ld was SO uDfarornbiy commented on there
ns to lead to tho REJECTION OF bis Royal
1ltghncas when he came ~ the character
1T Il sultoE. l1c imagined that he had
bcen il1.t1sed in London. and hurried back to
Paris TO forget llis modification In tic society
Of Miss Cook, then bearing another name. She
and he soon after went to The Hague to become
himself fell in love x!thl,er, and gayo her an
estate In America. Petroleum bubtlcd up on
the estate. and mado tho beautiful Eliza one Of
the richest women Of her period. Crow. Jewels
a deeper orange. The Prince, III whose honor
she hal FIRST adopted tl!at ahowy color, re-
nouncca tho land Of Ills birth and game 10
amuso hlneolt In Paris, Tic deiermincd oDlyto
In Paris his Royal Htghncss, who was put on
d short allowance by his sire, f1rnt took up h,s
nbodc at M exnenstvc hotel. IIo got deculy III
debt, To his elnbarrassmcnts Francc owes thu
lilo l,otol he went TO live In Furnished lodgings
iu the Rue ronthlcu, Within 4 ttone'R throw of
tho Murats, tllo Jarlth Mabtltc, Rigulborhn's
Thentrc. md tho Dutch Legation. lIc WIS od-
IllL1CH III lHt2 tEIClG 4HupEIlHlt HAEEG ut ueUAl
10 dine. The domestic establishment was
reduced to a vn}ct' and chamberlain,
who swept the lodRosh' rooms md snulo tho
beds. Tie Prince nf urangc's suite Of apart
rnonts comprised doublc-hehled room With nn
alcoyc, = d5esslng-room, q dtntng.room. md
salon. This saton served ms a wardrobe. Suits
OF ctnthcs ready to be put on were hltnc On
taI!ors' coat-etsn's and laid on ch1iss. The uni
kent In press. Tho dIning.room Was conse
crnted to boots, shoes. elinpers, and to Dutch
liquors. There wns generally tub OF beer on
dranght In corner.
against The Alurat family for tho trick which
lad f,asn played on him In their Interest. II his
tatnes Ind agreed he would hayo tuken tho
Princess Anna for Ills wlfc: aud plaec was kept
Duchess do aiourhy: At tho l.tul,ns parties Mt
her chateau 1T tho 0lse lie often appeared,
Six or acYen years ago the Prince of Orau1o
again serfousty contemplated 1natrtmonF. llo
gart, whence he went to, pay visit 10 tho
Ne!ppo7cs. TO whntn her only etatcr WIS nlnrr!ed.
There he met Hungarian lady, ii young widow
OF romantic tastes and poetic aspect. This
Tic cdgo or lalso IL Austria. Moonlight
hoatfng-partlcs were favorite nnstlmc. The
tlnxun-larcd willow. snuV dvInely. Tho
Prince prusscd her 70 ily from tl'e world with
publicly with him to rl,o Hague, md !o takan
tlaEo by hlnl In tho presence Of the Court f0r
hctter, for wnrac. To The llaRue hu went, hut
without llor, to prenare the way for tier. Dutch
mesa!lE.nrc., Diplomacy camo 10 the rescue Of
tho King And Queen, who agreed Ia refusing to
accept tho Hungarian widow ~ a sln,,9hlcrIn-
law. It waa discovered that sla WAS poor, and
IN love with AT Austrian officer, who was Gtnl
to esnol,so her for Tho saAc o{ tic tlowry which
tlH King ut Tho Netherlands Bent her.
1t wns tl,f eelt1cl determination Of the Frluce
of Orange to rrpx!r 'ha Injury done Mat. San.
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