New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
PRINCESS CLEMENTINE.
HER EXERTIONS IN BEHALF OF HEX oo->
vyou AN occAsIoNA, CORRESPONDENT OF HE IE'''' NJ

HEP FyFRTIONS IN BEHALF OF HEX SpN'
.occ.s,ox,, COMMENCEMENT OIL TIE TRIBUNE
viorr, JuIy Elm court and society cH'''
-, ...ton has bcen drawn TO Princess Gem
+tro tho mother of Prince Ferdinand Oh 10"
-,ria nv 1he recent execution OF 9ls!o' i""
,,,o and bv the passage Of the frihce U"'"S
This city on his way 10 the sa'l4'' 'u'
carlsbad II is expected that the Princess WIN
reioin there her favorite son, LOT NloH '0 ",
worked so sedulously during the last '"roc va
+, nc nroud of him as the Gracchfs mother Oo'nc'a
49,. - riber5us and Caius. But II is gehefdAN
.no,rn+ that she has lost him her cIpIoh""'
efforts and a large portion Of her prVaIo lo't"H''
Gov Ferdinand is rather dandy, Ike tIoSe VI ms
erandfathers time. than statesman cHP~o" Va "'
ING the role OF a sovereign ana m"uerh P"''''
,be ncones" And from his easy gong way o. Np''''
Ing evenings in his palace at SOPHIA p.oN".3
.orccr+s and dancing, Prince Ferdinand uscu "'''A
y, S dr Time 70 snend his leisure in a queer man
o Whom +be express orient train arrived at ooli''
in +bo morning from Paris and Vienna Doui'u ="
Constantinople he frequently got on b"''" pa ~
mated of good breakfast in the o4h."S''', -''"
landed at Phlp0polis, among the suOIe''' - ~
mclja. quite refreshed by having had iase u ''"
Paris and Vienna civilization WHICH "o ~ "'"
loves . ....ar,, , 10
,odies in Furopcan Courts at this time, po-seS'lHH
many of the diplomatic obstinate and quiet guam -
az her father. Louis Philippe, and tho H"''''' r
and devotion Of her mother, Que Mare AH''e' 9"O
was brought ND at the palace OF tie I"ilefe'' D'
tween 1880 and ls43 according TO tEe RUE "N0' >
+b. citizen king that is like bpur-co!,e moro ti'
Ike a futurc princess. While her bntI.I'' '' t.,.,
a. AITuaI. Ntmoars and MontpcnsIeT' W. VI --''
minis I'm mi Bic schools. Cl.ni.n'..>'' wa DR..
6ldcr sisters Loui~c, aftcrw4rd Queen OF L'l.'u
Mn ,rho b.ctinc Princes OF NuitrHbc F. U
eet mn very early 10 gin the atuilc ""S" A
HE Who'll. day through and over WM'l uls, 49,
tous Plillpp. often presided. tlu~ rem I'lOr-t'-
time when, during the French hcNI'N"""' Az
teacher OF mathematics IN SWIt|c''a nut van SAKE
In ls43 she married Prince Aurunl 'O g..
CoI,urc (iOtha who nearly one year Ho. !u.'g'
and whose sister had married the DuIc o' o.. %
II may he remembered that those aiitl'. ID
German duc9l or rDyal families were Nt'' I".., ~
nrotc,ted against to Louis Philippe By tit oppo-'"'
Of that time; and even no" t.l,n IilP &C., h.. ,,-
Eenublicaus dcli.it in calling OoiWFS OF W. 90
tie Orlcaul,t pieicndcrs. The iacl j. IN, !u p,
veIy few sovereign familic, coud have bp', ~ ~
higher i,4rruta-c than the !'i7r Oh 80 '''".-
G0tla Tho now ,ou-iu-law of Louis PAlIiF' W.
r,t bcr 10 the King OF Portugal. u'phr" q" JIG NM
Of Bclglum OF the Duchcss oi kcl' MOI w. ''
once, 81 England. and finally Of the Grand I)h'"
Anna TcOdorOvua the widow Oi Grand Duh- ''il 90
tine Oldest brother OF car Ni'h'!l> lIc ma fA- ~
OF Princess ClcmcItiue was celebrated al u 'i' %.
comprising the royaI family - Fame The KIN of
BELGIUM and the Queen Of SPAN. Chrsiha. Ihrr'
we've no private public -" olru-,, o. account o tH
~. ent death OF the Due dCrcan. Princes Com %
ttnc lost her husband I'm 1851 and she IN not ~ o
eyer being called 10 play ar active part in Enropcu
politics until the event. Of 1c-i ciilcd her 100 "Hd
Son 10 the supreme power Ia Bulgaria. Tho mother
.ince that time has not ceased = work with activity
nteicence. and with he" pr!vat" resources u kccD
her son upon the fragile throne at sophia.