New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-07
Practical Results-13 Years Work.

Francis If Ro,rbon. who even obtained for him
access to the royal palace. II was ohiy "'i Ha
the police brought 10 light the lac' VA ~ I
Sadanr King was endeavOring to raise the VIII
in a manner not altogether in strict accoiua'I,c
with notions Of decacy and law thdt Nv w.
requested by the authorities TO translti I', ,ii.
tons TO some other country, Whhe ION ~ -
of Bourbon received orders 10 traVei aOio i "
time. 49,. ,,r,,..d bora
with her husband ard children ana Is say ms -
,ho yotol du Rhin on the Place Nencome, Is d
lady around whose name there hoVerS H'nl! &"
romantic story, especially with the la'e I.i
Alexander of Battenberg VINO a,eI ia d;ed
reigned over the princpallty or huiH"il"'
as an Austrian General at PlaZ uncer lne hHI'''
of Count Hartcnau. The princess "np 10 I.
ably the most enormously wealthy woman III ~
~ right In the Russian Empire anu pos -
of inexha us;ible mines OF turduo;ses az 'ior
was at one time afflanced to Prince AcN.'' i
end would have become his wife had IL nor p','i
for the opposition OF the present a., 49,.
eternlv vetoed the match and insisted on M
marrying instead young ade-dc-canlp 81 ne ~.
brother the Grand Duke Serglus count , ''i''
Sounarokof by name. When me "',i Inn.
YousounoT father Of Prince Alexander ,N-
foncfe died. leaving no other relative save ms
one daughter the Car bestowed upon heI nus
hand the Young officer the title OF iIlhcc i"u-
s"moGrf to prevent the name from becoming eA-
tinct Ii is asserted that Princess HehAlue ~
soupoT who is quite a. beauthui as N"9 I.'
mother did not permit her iAalI,a Ie[.e and i,
crate the memory e her handsome rover; %h' -
ie eoid that the sister of mercy who tended MN
x,;,h ca much ieyo;ion during his serious Illness
1--WE wears prior to his death was no o,heI man al.
Princess Zenaide in disguise. THIS - 10y ~
mans the only romantic episode of THIS 1tn'!N :
which is yycll-known IN France me no'iyr %
Princess Zcnaide died here few years az" le"N
ing her magnificent chateau ana estate H'a'
C,,irunpr I'm Brittany stocked from cenHE 10
o1rrc. with priceless treasures 81 an ''N
archaeology 10 the Department ga f'nlF''1i -
as q token Of anectionate regard Tor WhH' Hl'
described az her second fatherland Ier nuF-
hand from whom she had long been senara'eu
rros renowned alike for his wealth-vhich -
believed 10 exceed that OF me pcWloo"" az.
for his avarice lnnumerahe anecdotes ar" r.
lated Of his neanness. lie was pcIPt'"I..E
rruubing about the hardness or the unleS' an"
was so anxious 70 save every kopek tnat "h.h-
over he gave one of his rare dinners
mcnts which were forced upon him mCch aEalhSt
his v,iI-hc always made a point ~ mas ,'i'hs
~ blov out the candles and to turn ont the gas
as the last guest was leaving his salon. roy Il
while he filed an office al court. put 50 t'i'n'
and eorlid YVES his dress and - disro putah' MS
apDcarance that means had 10 be founu -. NJ
rensinc with his services. The present iIihGe
yousoupon has | believe. American o!'" III
his veins his paternal granoia''t' nav ~ 49,
y citizen of the United States who entered we
service OF the Car early in the present cfh'"r!
rising raoidly in The good sraces OF IN" Hini-'"
Nicholas His name was Elton. Marrying III
ST Pc tersburg he had a son nam"d F'il"' NI,"'
ike his father became an aide-cc-cAInp Oh 'i'
Car and in marrying tn Countess hclen' ul'
last eurHivfng member of IN" gram ".n I,'''S'
of coumarokOn received IN ltt' p'!ihI'T l'H
the lafe Emperor t. assume tho name ana U,l"
NJ his wife II Is his SON. who. Ike h.mse1
marrying the last surviving member OF 4 hon
family has received permission from the present
car To transform himself from Count SOU
marokoff 10 a Prince Yousoupon