Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-14
JOHN WAS A DEMOCRAT
THE MISSING AUSTRIAN ARCH.
DUKE.
From BoYhood He Had a Contempt Tor the
Pomp and Stiffness Of Lilo at Court.
He Is How a Wanderer.

The recent announcement that the
Austrian heir prcsumpuvc, Archduke
Francis Ferdinand d Este, is about To
set forth on journey around the world
has given rise 10 q vast amount Of spec
ulutive gossip which Chiefly ceuters upon
the rumor that the rcal object Of his
tour is 20 discover the whereabouts or
| ascertain the fate of his missing kus-
/ man, Archduke John. Tic direction OF
| the urchduke's Journey, aud, indeed, all
| lbs plans therefor, Indicate that he is
/ in search OF the wuudercr. Archdullo
John, IL is true, set ont for the Argen-
| tine Republic, and Is commonly believed
10 be now living there. There are other
! stories, however, 10y no means iucredi-
/ Die, that hc has gouc to Australia or to
| New zealand, or even 10 some Of the
minor islands of the South Pacific
| occnu. According 10 the New York
! Tribune. he would be more securely hide
| don there thuh iu Argoutinu, since the
! Inter country j. swurming with Ger
/ mnps, Austrigus and other Europeans.
/ Now ArchiukD Francis Ferdinand Il 10
| SET out in leccmbur on 900 Australian
wnrshiF with thrpe uoulcmen Of the
court ls DIS COMPANIONS. lie Will so 10
british India and thence TO Australia.
lie VIII Spend much time iu The latter
country and then go 10 New Zealand
aud nitcrward 20 various Island groups
iu the South seas Then be- will pro-
coed 10 South America, land in Chil
| mud crossing the Andes TO Argentina
Vicrc ~ also some mention of VOYAGE
down the coast tp Cupp HON by priv
ate steamer After milking n pretty r1-
tended tour through Argentina and the
adjacent countries Doc viii urOeccd to
lhp United States and yisit the Chicago
Wurlds idir. 10 b. thus seen that hu
will spend most Of liis time Ga these
very countries 100 which Archdukc John
has been reported 20 hn living.
Another notable fact Is thnt, from the
emperor down, the llnpsburg family has
never ceased 10 manifest the strongest
possible Interest in aud anxiety regurl-
ing the fate Of tho voluntary exile.
Ties of blood have proved stronger than
amy other feeling. 1XasporAted as
they were nruinst him and complete
and hopeless ass hia alienation sccmci
10 be, dis hnsmou have looked eagerly
for every biz Of nows concerning him,
aud hlyr kept him constantly M their
thougbh. Every dispatch concerning
him has been read and re.rcal. aud not
nfrequenUy travellers from South
America have been invited TO the p1l-
uv and plicd with eager questions
Tint the emperor would allow his tins.
man 10 vanish from view With no effort
10 RECALL him or 10 mako certain of his
welfare aud dplngs has never been be-
llvyed by anyone who knows tho rcn-
erluH aud sympathetic uuture of Fran
els Joseph And thus the setting ont Of
eypedition eocins entirely apnropiiatr
rb,.t tbo ,,,rr', i''' Am,
dixie Jobn ia Bot nj NH lis,lv rbn I1i.
ter's onape. ,t,s f3r t,1 d,Sn f,r ann
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ebrngsj n,ir minds Gbarl.s S.,irsts.
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and wont la i've AT Belen Tbe ilpr..r.
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live ma ,tl,nr n,nrln d. i'ns q, ngr'
NM ns n nnn iiis brothrr NIX, t,. /
exactly thr same r,nson. Gei rom Ana.
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BaIearic lslps
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nnd u,as ouiy sninr snvcn yn,.s ii I
when bis fntber ,gns d,I,en ,Tt me if,
cnny. Years nftrr,ysrd ,5bcr ts iI .
attained the ass of uiauboo1 Ia -
pressed bis otdnion Of NM ,,t,gisS,,,,
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