Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-27

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wife well f'ssmfvsd
pafis correspondent n fiis Wash
inRiDn Star aHyH f lad the nest bes
and Tho nearest place ih Il ~ fha pflhee
" Wales and family at Buaale Bite
show, upon The Nhlla If Paris. Il kn0a
man Who would pay 2,0J0f fDf II, said
Mf Heron q. CtaWf0fd, as fa faao n ~
ing"
Lamenting thot + could not ehafge ID
man Win name unknown haif a8 much
moro fgf my company And take him info
tho bOa, reported at The show With nv
daughter, and va put iH the fyfunF
chair, nolt ~ The pflness boz, 8iiJ bad
no box on tho fufthsf side " bin. tbera
being tb0 gahRWnJ and general sxlt
The princess box Was dfapsd With Brig
ten llnp8, and, Ike 90 lfo boxes. Has
merely lDw, enelDsed afea IN houl W
tha AUDIENCE.
Hero vas iho gfoaLgfand8gb VI fHAi
George III vino objected ~ AmafnaH
Independence sitting With atl bl3 amHy
among ihe Americans Ia fan Ih.
gugfdgd, open, DDliRihHs The ehlFHlff u
ell good feeling mon wa ANhkfhfd fgi
him and the phlnB h0 tOOk H. see % sbgH
he had often geen before IN ekpfefsIsH .f
bis ierlIng Tor 80 American calamity,
The loading pefsOnHHg4 81 bHg sHDa.
such 90 cody, Buck TaJlJf aa1 John
Burke, 6efe spoken 70 bY the prince Ih
u democratic way. 81 the AmetleaAs
rOse when BE- entered and stood fIi. boo
am Il 4
civilization that made them 10 ~. 30.
iu conformity With Tho u3gag8s " other
people that same conformity which
bome would require Ia religion and F0f.
ship. and yet sneer ~ their cguntryUsn
Tor tie simple conformity Of p0iitenesa.
InD Prince Of Wales hal With bin hiY
BOD and natural SUCCESSOR, Prince Albert
tlciOrs three dHughterg 8Bd hl9 Wffg
Alexandra. Two ladles, names unknown.
came with those.
Wales eat by hts son, Who Will probably
G!sO Do king Of England, for WaIes s.
above 45 yeHr5 old, and Albert Victor 10
past %. The Pnncg OF Wngs l. q uan
oi above medium holght, Btoutlsh. tbiek
v..os'ed, beardod dark brown, With
abundant hair except on tho GrpWg,
where ho ls nearly bald. lIe haB o l4r4e
snOutIlke nose, rather sybafltg face,
With largo checks Gnd lips, the upper llp
especially course. / thought, though. b.
he had II covered with hair.
His complexion " not very clear but
not muddy; HE 0yoB are blue and ~
KIND, confederate expression, bll tle
general expression Of bis c0uHtenaneo a.
neutral, or 1 might say foreign, Ike
stranger who does not pretend ~ under
stand things around him and N msroly
being entertained He looks no moro
than h'a age, aud looks more respectable
by training than by Inheritance; he ap-
pears II better man than bis eufLhly fea-
lures would require. l remarked ~ Mr.
Crawford, who coEcurred in tho rGmark,
that the Prince OF Wales looked like a
rich German banker Of Jewish blood in
tho midst OF his eongenlal family.
Tho Semitic oppression ls pretty dis
tlnct. The eyes Of tho prince ar0 those
Of man accustomed 10 reflect upon
large financial transactions. His curlos-
ity Is not marked II ho looked ut any
one II was OF some lady. He was w0il-
bred, folt his situation, nnd was natural
und modest. ! should think he would
wolgh 200 pounds. He was dressed in Il
darli-gray sult and spring oycrcDat, with
suede, hnlf-tanned gloves Of gray, and
carried the remains OF "a cigar, which he
iASAApA hp Ibbi An llN DIV Abnlig hb \
o'clock. In his coat lapel was bit OF
colored ribbon or army mark, like tho
Loyal Legion ribbon in America. During
the performance no acted tho parental
and family part mainly, being The sole
ordor-gIyor and prescrlber Of tne tnmily'5
movements. Ho was brought In by
representative American committee, con
sistlng OF dentist, an actor and "a noWs-
paper letter writer.
did not 500 the prince address any ro-
mark TO his wife, but she was alIabio and
apparently happy and very well pre-.
served, still tall, fairly lieshy for tall
woman, with clear, rosy skin, good
toeth, and rcd healthy gums Shs
seemed more English than her husband.
and wore whltl5h-gray jacket, polka
dotted dress OF black or dirk, and had q
large, long foot, lncased ln sort OF
galter hair cloth. Her children were
shorter than sho all wore Whlto incleGts
and had long, bowed jewish noses. Tho
son, who goes by the name OF Prince
Collars and Cuffs. wore those articles
rather conspicuously and had nose that
was both high bowed and homoly--a nose
really round from the bridge to tho nos
trils; his skin was pale' and clear, and
ian l,,Is,I IlIyn bIs r,,tt.U