The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-09-23

straight back from his forehead and stand
ing on end; MS eyes, large, wide open, and
piercing, and his otherwise smooth face
OTnamented with very heavy and long
mustache which corresponds with the gen
cTal savage hair and with the military dress
which covers his shapely figure. The Queen
of SPAIN who stands just beside him. is q
pretty. wild looking little person. with
face Just like you might see on the street
any d=y, regular but not especially striking
features, good figure clad in a white dress
dotted with points OF darker mater
ial; cut much in the style your
is cut. A very plain little figure, which inn
presses you was that of modest school girl
of. say fifteen. standing with hands folded
and ewes cast down as though in thought, is
Valerie. the youngest daughter of the En-
press of Austria. A rather startling picture
is tina. of the Princess Festetichc, who
lately committed the terrible crime OF mar
rying person who was not possessed OF
royal blood Ii represents her in the cos
tune in which she appeared at the grand ball
masque given for some charitable purpose,
and shows her what she apparently i.
dashng. fun-loving. self-willed but very
handsome young woman of twenty or so.
The Car of Russia and his wife, which
are central figures of the group. do not ina
press you as anything remarkable. You can
see very much such faces on the street any day
though there is something of the stolid slav
in the full-bearded face the Car. His
forehead is given full opportunity to make
itself apparent, for there is a scarcity OF hair
Just above where the hair ought TO grow"
His wife is a fairly good-loOking little
woman, plainly dressed in dark material.
made up as a good many dresses you see
every day OF your life The Princess Of Bat
tenburg makes very pretty picture, stand
ing neatly dressed in white. her eyes upon
an omen hook before her her prptty and
rather delicate face wearing an unconscious
expression quite at variance with that OF the
average studied posture. The Queen of Ser
via makes very pretty picture, dressed in
some light material, with very pretty regu-
lar features, set Off with heavy black hair,
which falls in q wavy mass TO pair OF we'll
rounded shoulders. A picture of the En-
perOr of Germany shows him much Younger
looking than you would expect, his gray
and rather fierce looking moustache and
side-whiskers surmounted with a pair of
keen, piercing eyes, his head covered with a
military helmet hat something like that
worn by our soldiers at present, and his mil
itary looking coat profusely ornamented
with decorations OF various orders. lie Is
in striking contrast with the King of Spain,
who has Just been in trouble with him bout
the Caroline Islands, and who is n slight
Side-whiskered and mOustaChed man Of say
thirty-five, with little evidence of strength
of body or character, and whose picture l.
less attractive than that of his rather pretty
and plainly dressed wife Just beside him.
Among the statesmen of men of letters are
some striking faces. The Marquis of Sails
bury. for instance strikes you as wonder
fully like Garfield's in appearance. There is
the same expression of face, the same mouth,
the same arrangement of hair and beard q
likeness which is almost startling in some of
the numerous pictures of him which are in