Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-10-22
A YOUNG AMERICAN
WHO STOOD ON HIS DIGNITY WITH
ITALIAN ROYALTY.
A Couple OF Princes Who Turned Out To
Bs Very Pleasant FeIlows-An
Agreeable Chat aud "a Cordial
Parting.
IRons Cor. san Francisco Chronicle. ]

Rome Cor san Francisco Chronicle
The two eldest sons of the Duke d Aosta
,eX-hing Amadeo, Of Spain. the brother
Il the king of ltdly) visited Rome the
early art of August They are boys Of
H. aud H.. Duke de Pouiles aud Count
dc Turin are their titles They lodged at
the Hotel dAngletcrre while in this city.
young friend Of mine, fine, bold.
spirited, original, intelligent American.
about | OF -, was visiting Kome ut the
same time and sto ped at the same hotel
The two young princes aud the American
were the only nrSt,c ASS dodgers at the
d. Anslclrrrc The first night the young
princes arrived, when the American went
into liable hote he found Il rough set OF
men already seated.
-, ,DlNG ON Ills ulGNllH,
Before taking his seat he becknncd the
head waiter aad asked who those ersons
were The suite Of tner ROYAL high
uesses, was the reply. Are the princes
10 dine here also b, NO, they dine
in their apartment Then what bust.
hess had you to serve me my dinner with
a pack OF royal ilunkicsg" sad the Amer
lean Indignantly, aud then turned and
went iutO The hotel parlor ia few
minutes Two walters came. sat small
table and served the American au excel.
lent dinner alone in the parlur NJ the
desSe I the proprietor came in and apollo.
giLed, said il was a mistake, etc, and
begged my friend not TO take 0ilCnsC.
The next morning the proprietor came
10 the American AMI said that the Luke
de l'ou lies and cunt de Turin would he
happy L. have him presented to them.
~ cry Wei. rep led the American. TEL
the young men the. will tiud ne here IL
the salon any lime the neat half hour,
The proprietor s,aTrd bt ~ the young
man rcsamed The rcaG.ns OF hiN Journal.
the proprietor shrugged his shoulders and
left the room.
.rH,pbBING WI R,TN1Y.
\ short while after the "young men
came into the arlor aud introduced Them
selves, .uSt as ans ordinary unill eel
youths might They were al"nr luke
DE Pouilies, said the elder. land my
brother, the Count ne Turin. he
young American took their extended
hands and gave his own name The
three young men sat down aud had a
pleasant talk for half hour They
asked great many intelligent questions
about tue nited States. They seemed
most curious to know about lis instilu.
tons, its large cities. They were espe'
Cally interested in statistics. number VI
population, manufactures etc
Ny friend said lie was surprised 10 nd
such young fellows so serious aud know.
Ing in tie questions The { cunt Ice Turin
said rel us If you will be so good,
how does your city Of New York com
pare with Rome for instance for, a. yUa
say. you have not seen Turin or Milan.
The American then endeavored a. make
them comprehend why in some respects II
was much inner city-thaI is. Judging
from modern point Of view, and setting
entirely aside the historical monuments
/ which make Of LONE city sui generis
ROME W. NEW YURN.
| "Of course said my young friend
everything in New \ ork is new and TO
tally unlike even the new part OF home
+ or instance, feel all the while here In
/ Rome a. If were looking at stage effects,
| The architecture, the curious direction Of
the streets, and evea the air and sky art
all scenic, while in my city IL is Just the
contrary The young men listened
with keen interest The Count de Turin,
who is considered extremely intelligent
said: We bope 10 60 to the nited
States some time, and of course TO New
York Viii you allow us to hunt you
upy / should like so much to meet You
again.
! My friend responded In the same franz
spirit. and gave the count his card auC
addrC IS. and the three young men IarteC
most cordially. Both of the youul
princes, who are in the navy, are nov
aboard the ship NittOria Emanuele, a
Brindisi aud sail shortly on Their yoyag,
of instruction