Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-04-30


TnE marriage Of tho Crown Prince Of
Austria has been fixed for February,
1882. .#
Mrs. LANoTHY's chief charm IL said
70 be In her soft, timid eyes, 70 which no
mere picture can do justice.
KIH0 OSCAR H., Of Sweden, has or
dered four gold and fOrty-six silver
medals 10 be struck for the officers and
crew Of Professor Nordenskjold's Arctic
expedition.
BERLIN Is 10 have an elevated rail
road, running from the Place Of Belle
Alliance through Frederic and Chausses
Streets 10 Wedding Place. The award
for building IL has been given 10 q pri-
vate firm.
The newborn Austrian Arohduke
was christened in Vienna on the 1st Of
March, with the following liberal as
sortment Of names; Raiher Salvador,
Ferdinand, Leopold, Karl, johann,
franascus Seraphicus, Anton Won Pad
ma, Januarins, Alexander.
The Marquis Tseng, the Chinese I'm
bassador TO France, has Just given
large dinner-party in Paris, at which
some Of the favOrite dishes of China
were served. Among these a chicken
broth, thickened by swallows nests cut
In strips, and resembling vermicelli.
| WE are informed by foreign journals
that Paris has gone crazy " over a
| new dish invented by q Frenchman. Il
| Is called crystallized celery, and is thus
made: Take head of celery, and boil
7 the heart in vinegar water for a quarter
/ Of an hour, wipe it dry, and place Il in
I a sauce made Of sugar favored with
| lemon juice. Serve It cold at dessert.
LADY CHARLOTTE BACON died at her
residence in London the other day at
the age Of rs. She was the second
daughter Of Edward Harley, fifth earl
of Oxford, and though Of late years only
known TO her own circle Of private
/ friends, was one Of the most famous
beauties Of the first quarter Of this cen
tury, and is the Lady Charlotte Harley
whom Lord Byron has immOrtalized in
his poem TO "Ianthe," which forms
the prologue 10 " "Childe Harold" She
was the wife of the late Gen. Bacon.
RECENTLY one Of the children of the
Princess Royal of England, now the
wife Of the heir Of the German Emperor,
had been ailing, and with maternal So
licitude the Princess personally sup
piled the little invalid with many of is
requirements. This innovation on Ger
man court etiquette produced utter dis
may, and was brought TO the notice of
the Empress, in answer to whose expos
tulatiOn the Princess replied: "If nv
mother, the Queen Of England and EN-
press of India, can carry milk in to one
|gaA kaya IL "a
more because given by her, think
may do so without forgetting my posi-
tom
THE death of Mime. le Hon has re-
moved from this world woman, who,
in her time, was queen of Partisan So
ciety. She was the Egeria Of the Comte
de Moray in the trying times which pre-
ceded the Second Empire, and it was in
her salon that the whole programme of
the coup d'etat was first discussed and
arranged. Her salon was the recOg-
nized center of all those who saw saliva
ton in the Bonaparte dynasty. Her
beauty and grace were long without
rivals, and her fortune was magnificent.
But when her fortune was spent and her
beauty gone, her power faded away,
and she died almost forgotten by every
body.
THEPRINCEssS STEPHANIE, of Belgium,
the future wife of the young Crown
Prince Rudolph of Austria, is only six
teen years old, and is one of the most
beautiful princesses of Europe. She is
accomplished, her tastes being highly
artistic and musical. The Crown-Prince
first met her two years ago. The be-
trothal was celebrated privately in the
family circle, after the Crown-Prince
asked the royal parents for the Princess
Stephanie's hand. The Princess has
hitherto led a secluded life, having been
seen very seldom, even in Brussels.
The wedding will probably not take
place for year. Hungary is particu-
larly pleased, as Stephanie is the grand
daughter of the much-loved Archduke
Joseph, for half century Palatine OF
that country.