New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
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or medium stature, Prince Louis scarcely
be described good looking, and bears very little
resemblance either to his brother Victor or TO lis
sister Laetitia, the widowed Duchess OF Aosta,
both of whom possess remarkably cean-cut. cameo
like and handsome features. Indeed | should say,
rs far as looks are concerned, Louis has taken
rather after his mothers family than that Of his
father His features long and angular. like
those Of King Humberts brother, the late Duke OF
Aosta and his black hair and the thick black beard
which frames his face are as hard and coarse as
were those of the chivalrous eX-king of Spain
| have seldom met a man more sclf-contained
and solf-controlel than Prince Louis. He thor
ouehy gives one the impression of never saying
word more than he intends, and that every utter
ance is carefully weighed before made. lniced,
he is very silent and uncommunicativc, charac-
teristc which tends to impress people 80 laxative
and mpulsve as the Russians and French with
high regard for his mental abilities If he talks
little he writes still c S. and one would almost %
led to believe that he fears TO compromise MS
future by putting pen to paper. Ana yet. WIKI III
this he has both kind and warm Eeart As u
lad. have often known him 10 60 far out OF MS
way TO do an act Of kindness, and certainly 1t
would be impossible 10 find any personaee oi H's
birth and rank more considerable, unaffected ana
simjle in his bearing 20 his interiors. lhiiKe
Victor. he never gave either Of his parents
moments trouble. and Notwithstanding their ex-
traorinary dissinilarity of character. was equally
dear to them both constituting almost tie soie
bond of union between them during the last years
Of his fathers life.
Prince Jerome Napoleon at his death left his en-
tire fortune including all his Napoeonc heirlooms
and treasures 10 Prince Louis altogether ignoring
his eldest son. Victor who had Grievously Offended
him by his disobcdcnce and unflal conduct.
Prince Louis however while accepting his fathers
lenuests. has acted in the most praiseworthy man
ner toward his relatives and has divided nearly al
tho family treasures between his mother ara cloeT
brother. besides insisting On anottlns 10 'i'"'
!, rortion Of the income which ne has Inherited
In fact. Irangi1s the beautiful chateau oh ,no
Lake of Geneva where he spcnt most oil his ciiii"-
hood. is now almost entirely dismantiea, part oi
thc furniture. ricures aud bric-d brac haNiHS oeeu
dispatched 10 Prince Victor at brussels. ain ~,
remainder 10 lis mother, Princess Ciotniiue' ~
MoncalIcr", near Iulln. ~, I, rr,oca
and abroad las nothing but pials,' i Pr IT,
fayoritr of lis old aunt Princes, Ma'll.ut DE-
rartr Mt whose house he invarIaply stays W,euorvi
he visits Paris and il is beloved that SIC -,
make him the principal Heir 10 h'r iortnh,i ~
ia uuite considerable. She tnorou- HlJ NJ A., -
other nephew Victor, and prior u Ms ~ IN dis
GRACEFUL behavior nj Paris 10 close the ""o'' ~
her hospitable Lon-c against Nm ,..,. ,,o,,a
ILnt rrince loai, Will Of his own Von'loil niSNG
any ATTEMPT to recover hi, unces thlQhe uu'n,s
his brothers lifetime l. mproha3" III 'lr & nj
"t V,ctor i moi only unmarried, but has also ,is
constitution undermined ~ ms PHI h a,' dorrri1ei
oversees His life is rot what would De W
in insurance phrasrology ~ good iljH-diu "a ~
meanwhile Prince Louis - strent ;h'ins n Far
ton in view OF cN"ntu2i III ',,,cl marked
has the-' AL vac" III '''''A''' EX-ATrAClIE.