The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-03
A. r. ALTMAYER & co.

The man, to the officers still greater as
constituent, merely uttered aprolonged and
sonorous "Boop right in his face.
The officer thereupon raised his hand TO
strike swinging blow in the mans face.
The latter, however, caught bis arm and,
holding 1t tight, exclaimed:
Stay That 10 going too farl am the
crown prince"
Then, raising his lantern toward his face
which had until then been scarcely distin-
guishsble by the dim light he disclosed bis
features to his subaltern.
On the following day the crown prince
issued regimental order addressed 10 the
officers OF the regiment, prohibiting. under
the severest penalties the striking or the
use OF personal violence toward any Of the
rank and file.
The orphan daughter of the late Arohduke
henry and or his actress wife, Baroness
Waideck, whom referred to the other day
as having been adopted by her fathers
brother, the Archduke Rainier and who, a
few weeks ago. was raised to the rank of
countess by Emperor Francis Joseph. has
Just become betrothed to the young Duke
della Grazia.
The duke is 30 years old, and Is the grand
son OF the Duchess de Berri, mother OF the
late Comte de Chambord.
The Duchess de Bern will be remembered
as the chief of the royalist rising in the
Vendee against King Louis Philippe in
favor OF her son. She was betrayed TO the
government authorities for large sum of
money-500. 900 francs-by a man Of the
name OF Doutz, and was detained for time
in prison.
Suddenly it was discovered that she was
on The eve OF becoming q mother, notwith-
standing the fact that the Duo de Berri had
bean dead for eight or ten years.
On being asked for an explanation she
confessed that she had contracted, while in
Italy, secret marriage with her Neapoli-
tan chamberlain. the Marquis Lucehesi.
King Louls Philippe at once realized
that, this being the case, she was no longer
dangerous to his government, since the
royaltsts, who had until then been her par
tisans, regarded her remarriags as a desc
Grafton to the memory Of her first husband,
and as unworthy of her duty toward her 10
year-old boy, whom, even at that time.
they were wont TO style "King Henry ""
King Louis Philippe, therefore, granted
the ducheSse her liberty on the condition
that she at once left France. On quitting
her prison she proceeded to Venice, where
she established herself with her Italian hus-
band.
The latter was created by the pope Duke
della Grazia, and it is the grandson Of this
alliance between the Royal Duchesse de
Berri and Neapolitan Duke della Grazia
"uO 10 hOOuE 10 marry the lovely and
wealthy young Countess Won Waideok.
hear that the reconciliation effected be-
tween the Duke Of Cumberland and the
German government is likely to prove a
source Of much bad feeling between himself
and the British royal family, which is all
the more astonishing iuasmuch as the
queen. Empress Frederick and the Prince
Of Wales have endeavored by every means
in their power to bring about this entente
cOrdidle between the duke and the en-.
Ieror.
1t appears that, according to the will of
the late King George, he bequeathed lega-
cies to Queen Victoria, and to each OF her
daughters, OF ! 100000 thalers-s75O. 600
apiece. The will stated that these legacies
were to be paid out Of the money held in