Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-25
ryrpaEN OF A KING.
,osx scHooLBoT RELATED
~ -ar RULER OF ITALY.


~ TIE RULER OF ITALY.
ma, Count. Though Few New
Aware of His Existence.
with other Boys and Seems
H' His Mother an American.
,Jsyduriug early morning or
5r' % ia bright, sturdy lad, young
ss9a ~. II. san Mariana, may be
nm nn Fifth avenue from the Bris-
SiDs Unnamed by his little brother,
VI, \. female attendant. There are
a SUI rosuspecting people who pass
81, , y, Of nobility day in and day
So. iuurs about the city like any
.Tpary American.
Gu .s.r amusing TO think of the open
s',J ewes that would turn upon
,' many krdaks were it known
l'.rr indifferent throng that a
r-.rrun, and future marquis was
.t.r. 10 elbow, closely scrutinize
ask how he liked America.
AT New York are so frequently
.,,1p-, of the peanut and ton
y--ra, IT, is not TO be wondered
,Is real article appears upon the
.-,, some little stir should result.
,.. Fauutlrruy OF old, this little
,t,-7 of cur's. He does not chat
| ,,-.-..pr around the corner either,
ANNA is no, poor. She is none
| mage fhuu Ia MarcheSa Helen
v,rr,g1. who occupies sumptuous
-....g-a Fifth avenue family hotel.
eleven wear, old, and tail for his
III .sr aud. notwithstanding his
| l-ip. il, blond, fair haired and
.,- When interviewed in his mann
| .,F5r he showed remarkable self
I'm and au ingenious cordiaiity
| =, most winning.
a., inst q nice, hearty, courteous
al9in q suit Of fawn tyeeds, patent
/, on hi, -hapely patrician feet, a
IL crayar, immaculate linen, and
r.. locks banged across a full, broad
ID !. ~.
TIE YOUNG COUNT.
! e- Carlos. his small brother, was Of
,-s.,i1n that Count Robert belonged
rsincompauy nthe military battal-
the Berkeley school, but thought
r,i ike 10 tell it himself, all of
| showed tact in the small, black eyed
r-t. for. sure enough, when the
|rsar- issued from his own room and
INDUCED. he was pleased to say"
tCa1luy II OF the Berkeley battalion
|,Hsuplny. and when questioned as
M be liked Europe or New York
K n5ught that boys had such q
.-siu America" He liked best of
| 3:ill in the big Seventh Regiment
b. and was very proud of his connec-
|. E.l the Legion of Honor military
L. Robert was born i'll New York,
AIKEN abroad when very young, and
|ittlee Years ago was entered in the
be- school in Forty-fourth street. He
pr far more enthusiastic over his BIZ
! than over his titles, and said she
Eiare much about being a count, but
:! Ike TO command an army, like his
tIs cousin, General San Marzauo,
E-a1lsT in chief of the Italian forces in
iEs African battle at Massowa."
b lad j. granddaughter of King Anna
Eni Marie Dial Pozzo Della Cisterna
1g 10 Interviewing his parents the
tHE elicted that they are entirely sat
sFtl American systems of education
boy Of any rank or class. Unlike
3 -st,Og American families, they have
! bud IL necessary to select Europe,
Eh;lsI have learned and taken advan-
t4 Americas broad educational ideas
sA'T lorh's vast facilities for the thor
: iaislea training of their boys.
lis RELATIVES.
2 Marquis de San Mariana, the boys
:, Ia nephew of Cardinal San Mar
Ld Rome. He spends much of his
A'oa4, principally in Paris. He is a
P'a2 Italian, proud of his sunny land
-lJg1 Of his boys.
-Is Roberts grandmother, on his
-siside, Is now living in a small town
laHl, and is n widow. She was the
iaaata ambassador to the court of
: 'ai Berlin. a life sized portrait of
-N.4t'iul woman now hangs in one of
.~-'' appointed drawing rooms of the
20. narQuisa.
: s'eatEraudmother, on the fathers
VS. sister 10 Marie Dial POzZo Della
I -,'-", queen of spain from 1870 to 1873,
: LEI husband, Amadeus, son of Vic.
,--l'4ir..o OF ltaiy, reigned.
= young count resembles his sister. q
: ",Aau o.. twenty, not a little, and
.'O- A5F, the younger brother, Charles,
s''- marked Italian characteristics.
! ''lr' NarguiSe Helen, is a devout
49, l.'.. devoted mother, giving up a
\, Ss-'a. gayety TO the care and super
!. y. l-r boys education, her daughter
!. -''''e' her schooling. She is an
/, -'''.''i,ou Of the many lovely Amer
!, ,...-ra VINO occupy the much coveted
IVA Nl'cn titles give. She is a sweet,
-! american, too, aud was a Miss
''''' s' Az old New York family.
,.,. HIS HOME.
~ g., 'iHt iIs mother, is gracious and
~, ,.,'5l' and Is considered at the Berk-
., ,.,'' aA excellent scholar, bright and
-'.1s Surroundings are luxurious.
am apaTtments facing on Fifth ave
y. 49,. -''s' With gems from foreign lands.
,-. .'' t"At.ng9, quaint antiques, costly
M, -"l'' Nv and Louis XVI fur
|. a., '.lA Vases and tapestries whose
me-. .,s HeI.owed by age confront one
,5 a.! a'4e. To step out of the hotel
s,g'... .H'o the tasteful elegance of a
O,,.ss, nome was like being suddenly
!. \, I IRON New York to the atmos-
s,o 'o,eIy Capo di Monte in Naples