New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-04-30
WAsHINGTON,S PRINCE.
The virsinia Woman Who Married
. Cripple for 8 Crown.

ACQAl6 xCUEO1O0s NQJe xCU10lQe, NO
Il introduced. and only very small
number Of those who admire the finely
made young man Of distinguished
presence recognize in him the heredit-
ary heir to tho throne Of Mexico, the
grandson Of Augustin L, Emperor Of
Mexico, or identity this tall, fine young
man, Of decidedly American presence,
with the little Prince whom Ill the
world talked about While he W. . pris-
onsr of stats IN Ais aasastor's palas0
during Ha1l1aIlIAa' :. ~ z. O.tsaslbly
ho was thoro % MAxImfl1a adopted
son, but hs WAs mona ths lass \ BFiSoA1R
in reality. L must Is sAid, howsye1,
in justice to Macmillan and Carlotta,
dulgent to the child. Too much 20, In
fact, for when no was BY throes Of reyo-
luton returned to his more judicious
mothers control, she found him great
" spoiled and difficult % manage.
When poor mad Ca1lotta was taken
over the seq Mexico was no more CONE
Portable for the lawful claimant Of the
crown then than during tho French
regime, and the Iturbides fled to the
United States. '.Nrs.'' Iturbide, IS
~ ~. sinca ham callad hainn ral.tad
- TIA Observation-Disclosures Iavis femiiv a.
Yirginia "a REORGANIZATION a. (3enersl
Wsshinrton's eister. they went "a the
old familv aeat .:Marmion. = IA tha
VALLEY al Vir1inia. Herr thav ramainad
.verv Quietly. Ana the nan1s 81 diaan-
pointed ambition which they presum-
ably felt the world know nothing Of.
member 81 the hiatoricallv famous
familv az that nama. ahe vaa an
ha.ntv ~ har d.v ana I. s.,d - No.
he.n ~ .oiat;o;,. :. az. -. h..,,.;.
nj s'''S1' - 'A' = = S'1'
Tha,. aao,n. M oth.r ~ e. ~h,.h
n .ccnnnt ~ har r,.rr;.r. Fcr Ill
Tia nan whn X. 50 a. cho.s f.,r -, h ,,.e
h.nd -. ..id "a hsve hssr re,n 81. ..l
for Ria m.nta1 hriIiisncv ana MANY.
inc manner. i Il acarceiv nossihls az
: f.stidions' haanlIfnl vonno oiri conid
have brounAt harsslf Ia o7a1look his
nhvsical defeets had aha not hean over.
Teeninolv ambitions. Ha looked. Il
Il aaid. ike some hideons little onome.
the malformation resultinr ron : fali
down tha marhla stairs ~ HIS fathar,a
palace. throueh the carelessness 81 his
nurae whom Sc waa An infant The n.
inries raanltinx from tha Tan ,naimed
Kim for iifa III. an,na "a. 1890
dv.rfino his orcvfh - until Ia -.
sn.~o.iv fo,,- %eat t.W a. ,,.r ia.
hcdv -. hood and nnn.;nir -. .r -.
i"ng RI. fscs Ma hssr - nr, m. q t hv
the scoident that not ! vestige , ~ nos.
remained excent the diatanded no.trils'
and 81. walk "a tha hon of !. froe
8uch was the Imperial Prince Of Max
81 whan the haantifnl Virr;nia oirl
married him. Yet Il must be said tRaA
10 was universally admired and liked
by those whose nerves wero ans
strong to oyorcome the repuonanoe ia
horrible appearances evoked. IA ~.
moreoyer. Of sinoul,rly unostenta tious
habits. the sola exception beinr the
custom Of carving shout viii him
wherever ho went His table service az
massive gold. Yet even this was an
parently merely habit and had moth
inc Of parade about It.
The son, . fine lad. who inherited
his mothers rood looks. had rather :
rough time 81 It whom he flrst ' cane
among 01o ulS0.Sp1E1C0O v1TR1nl8 COU0s
ms. It was new experience to tho
small autocrat to meet companions Of
his own age upon the unusual plane Of
equality. Tho deferential petting he
had received at the court Of Mexico,
where every child he came in contact
with was his obedient subject, had not
prepared him for the give-and-take Of
Republic
Since the fathers death the widow
and son have made their homo ct the
old Green mansion on the GeorRetown
Heights-making their homo there, but
going to Mexico sufficiently often to
prevent possible oblivion 81 the sons
claims, for the mother, il Is said. conf
IDENTIFY expects her sons restoration.
To the dfsinterested observer Of the
present political aspect Of Mexico. hers
would seem : forlorn hone. Yet Who