Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-29
The AUSTRIAN ARCHDURB.
He is Now Headed HOmaEaFd Passing
Through This HaY.
noason why the Royal Visitor II
travelling IneoEnito In tho
United states.

II wss reported that Archdukc
Franz FcrdiuanI d'Este, heir pre-
humpuvs TO the Austrian throne, had
given salt Lake the ro.by aud that he
treated san Friuclsci similarly. lie
came to src the United States, ani all
he behold Of the great West, n We were
told, was q mlll section Of the Yellow
stone National PARK. Hut THIS proves
W he mistake.
The archduku was duo in Salt Lake
Oh the llth of the present month"; ns
announced In the NEWS some days
previous to that date, but the attractive
moss OF British Columbia aud the Yer
lowstoue PARK delayed MIN. Then he
WINS 10 come here early this week, but ne
had tfespassUd 20 much ON his time ior
Waiting that he could not make tue
trip earlier.
ihe archduke is travelling incjgnito
IA this country. He has not ZONE Nv
IN other countries IaHstd through on
bis present tour, but thun his hciuh ~
PROBABLY suitable lr his mrauiufings
about IN the great Republic Al any
rate 10 iH uuutr oflufe ltpih
his impcfihl chief, Emperor FuucH
Joseph. Tue royal visitor 10 iuhihltuu
from travelling IN the United states az
tue Austrian afuhdukt, but mikus ms
prfegrnntious In THE county AZ Count
Ferdinand. TINS 10 dUuU 30 thas hlH
presence mere should not be deemed
Nm lfficial visit. II is suggested that
the Austrian emperor required him 10
come that way In order 70 uo even
with tue United States for ito nom
iLtefceision with President Jumt2, Of
Mexico, 10 prevent the execution OF
the pmutIntbs unfortunate brother, the
Emperor Macmillan, in 1907.
Tie atcndukc anJ his suite are max.
ing n tour uf tho world, the object
OF VIII ch IL stated to be tor purposes ui
education mud enlightenment ~ well
NJ for royal pleasure. Count Leo
Mumbrnud.sWpp meWuor %
one Of AuHtfln's mOAt Distinguished
hmiIits, has charge Of tle Infly,
which left Trieste last December, In
the Austrian mau-Jiwar haisufin
Elizabeth. Passing through tho Suez
caual they visited the several countries
OF the orient, the arChduke travelling
there az the representative Oi his iu'
perial ana royal uncle, the Emperor
Francis Joseph.
From Yokohama the voyage asrgss
the Pacific was made on the fast
steamship Empires u China, aud the
landing nj Victoria, h. C.,wus effected
ON September 6th last, The father OF
COuuI Ferdinand, ns he h styled for
the present, II the Archduko Carl
Ludwig, the patron saint Of tho
Aut,risn division at the WOrld's Fair.
The Irrty arrived In this city Ut 10
a.m. over the Union Pacific. IL l.
composed OF eleven pcrsOns. From 10
O'clock until they were dtivon about
the city In carriages, visiting the
various ptints Of intefrst. After the
ride they we're traustefr6i from the
Union Pacific 10 the Rio Graude Wost.
srn depot ~ their ptiyatr car Mascoite,
whore NEWS representative
found them comfortably seated
at O'Clock at tables laden with fruits,
wines, nOwrrs aud the choicest cdiblrs
OF the market. He was not permitted,
however, to speak to his royal hlghuesg,
10 tue Individual who answered the
coll at the entrance prevented him
going farther than just inside the door,
lie pOmpOusiy paced the narrow aisle
and said iusoleutly In respOnto TO
questions that ho didn't know when
the party lpft Europe or when they
would return. Finally he admitted
that they had been absent from home
about n year
When nsktd 40 to whether the party
had not boon on n hunting expedition
IN the Yellowstone Park, he blurtet:
ave no some shooting but yot iniot'
nation Is u 10 dc public " We XIII big
game or ndule game Or DONE Kill any
gone at nil. We comes aud We goes
and dat Is all y0 care for.
"HKye you visited the Worlds
Fair YETI" inquired the newspaper
man.
"DH people say so; I DON'T"
"Whon do you expect TO leave Salt
Lake and how No you like ~"
81 guess We get away tonight. Dos 10
Nil have 60 say"
Tho reporter without waiting to be
snubbod further turned on his heel,
thanking late that he was not a royal
10.