The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-08
THE ARCHDUKELOS NOTIME
lUsTRIl,S HE1R APPARENT MAKES 4
sIGH1gEElNG RECORD.


ter a. Btnrs, shoot Birsr ne Mr.. Have.
meyers Preserve. aud Catch tbs stenrner.
His Royal Hiehness Archduke Franz Ferdl-
nand Erzherzog 0esterreich Won d'Este. heir
presumptive to the Austrian throne. had
whale OF n time during the last twenty-four
hours OF his stay in this country. and did
some real American hustllnE previous to sail
Ing on the French line steamer La Bretagne
yesterday afternoon.
It was the purpose OF the Archduke to see as
much rs he could OF New York. and yet to ase
It In quiet way SO as not to reveal bis iden-
tity. as he 10 travelling incornito as Count Won
Arstetten. Ho arose early on Friday morning
and drove about the city, accompanied by his
suite and Theodore A. Hnvemeyer. the Aus
TRAN Consul-General here. Then he returned
to the Windsor whore his party was staying.
picked up hasty luncheon. and was of again
for Central Park.
The Austrians couldn't see enough Of Gem
trail Park In the short time thoy had. and
sooner than they wanted to they had to return
to the hotel to dress for dinner. The Arch
duke executed n lightning -change act. and ct
q little after o'clock emerged from the hotel
in evening clothes followed by the rest OF his
party. and was driven to Delmonco's. where
some Austrian officials from Washington met
them for dinner
That necessary function over the Prince
wanted to 20 to the theatre the question was.
which theatre? He remembered that's cousin
OF his. who had been here frequently In past
years. had told him OF place called Roster i
Balls. The Prince wasn't sure. but he seemed
to remember that the cousin told him that
German opera was performed there So to
Roster Il Balls went the Prince. accompanied
by Count Leo Wurmbrandt Stuppach.
Count Glenn Martinez, and third
man. q aulet-looking individual. who
kept as much in the background as
possible. The others entered the left prosss-
mum box nearest Y, the stage At about S; ~
strangers were. but the Archcuke's tall stature.
blond. fluffy hair and military carriage made
languishing chances cast at him from bright
eyes in the audience. This seemed TO amuse
hs Hses ssn WHISPER wsnt ss
intellIgi6le e the, AIohduke; who does not
Who Is Il, Lord DnnravenP'
No, you goose: It's the Prince OF Germany"
.Is it the little fat man or the tail blondY'.
1T can't be the tall one: he's too good look
@ s ass..t ea so s%as voices W SGs
a long acanaintapee iist Of ,ungainiy peers.
revealed by the Quiet. individual who had re-
NAMED outside the boy and PLAYED sentry.
S box to the lobby. This man Sa'' was Marshal
Bernhardt Of the United States Secret Service.
to ha to hsah and
The Marshal. In moment Of confidence. told
the usher. with strict injunett0ns to secrecy.
rhG .oa RoS shsa
the second and third: they told everybody
they met: and presently the whole theatre was
IN possession OF the iacts' more OF 1858 accu-
the party left the theatre at 1870 Mr..
The earsere @s Was WaitinG FOR him the Prince
locked his arm IN Mr.: Hayemeysr,s; and; fol-
lowed At d!stanSe BY the w itch Bern m
back several times ali tho time talking In a
low tone and with great earnestness.
party returned to the windsor where arrange
ments were made for an early start on the fol-
The ArohduEe ls among other things keen
Guise. keeper, Of the pheasantry, as Theodore
stasE ON ssia He sas shot
tigers and eIephants in 4 India t any and all
Wild birds ana bears In British coiam bia. and
grizzlies and deer in the Rocky Mountains:
~ aSas ssSo p to pa ns s% dn but sS.a
the Austrian Emperor told him OF the acres
e slSana Ra
tain Side Farm. and later. when Mr.. Have
as 81 t hs f. &c out sad h t
90 even ifhe had to get up at 5 o'clock in the
morRIng and that f. iTss whe V. he Hd e.
aoundest sleep the ArchdGke arose yesterday.
bis pn nEsH Fl
Army and Lieut.. Sanchez De La Carda O, the
As an kNy % III t@e hsy
had been Joined by MIR. Havemeyer. they were
in prime condition for a days SHOOTING:
Special s e %sIa and Pullman palace car we're
in waiting at the Erie station to take them to
the s fns
In the Ramapo Mountains. Mr.. Havemeyers
estate consists Of ZOO acres In THE the RamaaDSS
twenty more make up the pheasaHirS
wooded ass & w new the full orS q the
autumn al spIendor in less than an hour. and
st the train Ct the stHtSn 1eSe to
Waiting there. Tie liz ArcnduEe Climbed up on
the box beside Mr. Havemeyer. who held the
The party reached the lodge few minutes
atter g. There Count n t6 sb nYs
In, the mean time three Of Keeper Ds Gulses
as 'G mpstient to I ct at the birds =. were ths
dogs. and no time was lost. De Guise called
TWO OF MS assistants TO run tue uOkb. uuu uI
started for the woods about quarter Of mile
north OF the house.
nsEyery man carried his own gun. though the
Archduke's chnsseur. radiant In u green
cloth suit and a green Tyrolean hat: was on
hand to carry nome the birds. The party
struck across swamp where the walking was
rather bad. A. short way from the houce tho
Archduke took OF his coat and tossed 1t to
the chasseur
Fifteen minutes after leaving tho lodGe a bird
one seemed anxious to try the shot 50 the
down. it was q nice. clean shot at forty-Gve
yards. Mr.. Hayemsyer could not pc prevailed
appeared especially anxious. SO the Archduke
had the birds all to, himself The next bird
rose dead ahead and started of with great
speed. All shouted to the. Archduke to wing
him. which he did. after taking deliberate aim.
Archduke was ready for another,
When the next bird rose the Archduke told
Lieut.. De 10 Cerda to blaze away. lie did. but
the pheasant kept on his way.
The Archduke q time was 30 limited that the
party came In after about ree-quarters OF an
hour. The Archduke said he was delighted
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