The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-14

! every capital Cf the conlihe Z untaI ne was
D aced u de rest aiaL his wealth may be
Hu gary a,oIe yield an annual revenue Of
So. 600 900, and at he owns the entire town
of Bel K, tradln cen e., with popui "a
ton of some 5000 Inhabitants. He
commenced ~ runni away
with his sisters governess, a
ing lady named VIctorine Len
man, whom he married a u de of years
aiterward for the express purp Sc of ex-
asper ting his father aud brother. His in
tentions were crowned wi b success for the
OH ge tenan died of a stroke of ap plexv
on receiving the news lat the weddin had
taken lace. Having acco nplished lis d
! come into poSs -ssion OF b fathers tit and
tltes, be .ci ed that he had no further
use for the ex-governeSs, from whom he
sep lrated, after settling upon her $40 900
| year the rema nder OF be. life.
| Finding that in nseqvence Of his being
a R man Cath lie il would be impossible
for MIN to obtain dive CO in Austria, he
t, ok up his reside ce i Prussia, where he
! likewise has large estates, a I'd caused him
Sc to be naturalized as a German. Hav-
| ing acco npl.shei this, he dema .ded an
obtai ed a cree of divorce ftom the
| Prussia t ibunals, and the set to wo k 10
search 70: another wife. With this obi ct
in view he travel d fr m one OF Ear pc
t the other, attended by the most ex5raor-
binary redaue-- ne, INDEED, of such co o.
position as to create serious doubts concern
| iug his sanity. l slall never forget the up
roar and excitement wbicl his ar ival Gre
ated the ordinarily peaceful, quiet and
humd-um city of Copenhagen. Not only
was he accompanied by enormous staff
OF secretaries, cham berlains, cooks and
servants, but also by al tire travelling
menagerie, including NO fuil-grow ii ms,
bah elephant, ca full OF monkeys, a
priva band of Musicians, severai female
acrobats aid two da lseuses. Like the
late King Louis of B varia, Pri re
Sulko Vsk di,hIed the publicity of /
ordinary theater or circus. and therefore
maintained trouoe of his own from g
years en- to the OF er for his private
nusement The sums of money thus
spent in journeying about in search of a
wife must have been sonnet & enorm rus,
for not only were two long special T. aims re-
TO u Ie stop to an the but, moreover, it
was invariably necessary to hire the entire
hotel their accom- nodatio1.
Probably the presence of the wild beasts
among the Prince D .keS travelling CON-
pa ions had the effect frig tening away
all marriageable maidens of noble birtl,
and at length in eer disgust at ths failure
of his search, he contracted a matri DIAL
alliance with one OF the danseuses of his
priVa.e circns troupe. The cere nony bv
which pretty Ida Jaegar, one of the stars of
the Berlin stage, was ra Sed to the rank of
Princess IF Sulkowski and Duchess of B e.
litZ to k place Swi zsrand a I'd was sub
sequently performed over again at Bonn on
the Rhine.
The union resulted in the birth of a
daughter. Wien he child was alb ut two
va Of age the Prince, mental condition
b ca e sucn as to DIR it neces AIRY that
he should be put u der restraint, a i'd 20
was cc)rdingly placed under the care Cf
DTs. Kraft --EOI and Won L ,idesd II, a
DOebli 2. As a council COMPOSED OF e
m st eminent physicians both of Aust ia
AMI Germany had amin usly declared
the was no p .ssibility If his rec Jvering
is sanity, it became n csSslry t.
arrange the care and disposal
of his vast prope ty. Prince A tn my
Sulk wski at o ice put forward his
claims, o the ground that his br theirs
arriage with Ida Jaeger was i'll gal, and
that therefore neither she nor her little
daughter had a ~ right to the title AMI
name IF Sllkowski or to the estate. The
pl a wnicl he ut forward, ali which was
sustained by the lower courts in Au ,tria,
although subsequently reversed on appeal,
was that since Prince Joseph had neglected
to thr u n the formalit5 of having his
tame removed FIR m the Tab of Mag
na5es-as the HI garian Houss If Peers is
ctlled-ne sUlll remained a subject of the
E nperar of AustrAdungary, an / tlat his
naturalization as PrusSian wa;.
Therefore. both incomplete a illegal.
or course any flaw IN the act of
naturalization was sutflci MT to invaLdate
not Only P inc5 jssph's subseque 1t divo.c e
fir m ri first wife, but also MS MARI aga to
Ida Jaeger. FIr seve al vars pts. e
mat er as bee sIbje't Of litig tito in
botl the Au ,trian and Germ IN law urti,
out ha quite recently ueel tirely ssttl d
in favor of the b II rina an her clilL T
decision b. Nnlcl Prime. An hon s al ms
lave beel nonsu1te1 is parma IS partly due
to hi. parso al unpo ula ity, and also to
the fact that Princess Ldl's eau g has bee
gallAntly cha upi med, b 'th here and at
Berlin, by Count Has Wilczek, 4 persona
gratissi nG at both of tue tperill urts
ID intimate friend of the Kaiser Francis
joseph.