Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-13
EWING BROS.

rvpsies are. where all the people love Rlgo
because he is Hungarian. because he also
= famous. because he Is a musician Il Is
setting ouieter now. Last night. however
We went 10 the theatre. At the start oniy
two boxes were occupied but in hah an
hour all were hllec-
PRINCESS 4 BIG ATTRACTION.
This Is even less than the truth. for
am told that not only the theatre was
filled but that when the Princess left
otter half an hour the whole audience
abandoned the theatre and crowded the
sidewalk and Hobbies in order 70 see her
pass.
II is euieter now" the Princess con-
-inue5. but I wish We had stayed in Italy.
where the people do not care and leave
one alone. However. an glad went 10
RIco's home and saw his parents and the
whole settlement OF gypsies. They have
the cleanest homes. and The kindly people
made ne queen. didn't they Jaucsi?'
Gould you live asked, with Jancsi S
people,"
Gould T. she answered. ~Oh. "a. il.
a. Ia Ia, I could live alone in the world
with the man I love in the humbiest cot
tage. but none near here. I could not De
alone. When I left Jcncsis parents 70
come 10 Budapest the people te-e-rapnec-
50 that when / arrived az the station i
was crowded with people who pushed
close 10 ne and stared in nay face mus;
90 TO some remote place.
HAS LASTED = YEAR
Then the Princess continued: After ALL
an not his equal, except these gypsies
belong 20 very old families II IS quite
reasonable that We should live together
VIII 1 be content? Well Il has lasted q
year now. for though We ran away last
August. We saw each other before that
every day for months
Here I asked. Are you going 20 keep
him OF the stage
Yes He wants 10 play ard get up q
concert in order 20 show thar be IS not
living on my money. That is all humbCs.
He is very proud huJ I tell him II the
Prince could marry me for money and
live or my money. q gypsy should not BE-
ashamed 20 DO so.
thus conversed for an hour and half
with the Princess. her beauty Lmpressiug
ne more ard more al the time. ~ ny
request she rose and ] saw how tall she
was. She has 10: a wrinkle On he- face.
Her cheeks are es plump as cupid ana
akin 70 peach-,ike. and with her ruddy lips
and lively eyes al showed her 10 be g
creature OF magnificent health.
Az ENGLISH COMPANION.
As I looked about I saw that her en-
tou-a &c consisted OF q tiny dog and m old
iraidish English COMPANION. who remain
q in an adjoining room.
JancSi frequently took part In our con-
versauon. once he interrupted 20 say
that he knew Prince &c Chinay very well
ard liked him very much. bu- Es was
, especially fond Of the Princes daushter-
The Princes sliI- People say thar
Jancsi IS ugly and common; 90 you think
500 ! tell you. be has better table man
ners than the Prince. VINO lived il the
public sac Of Paris for years"
i am surprised yo- ard JarCsi TAX
English together. I said 7 had heard
you could not talk any language 10
sether"
she laughed and said: Il taught Jancsi
great deal last year. and have also
learned Hungarian
Her fondness for Rieo was very appa-
rent in the tender tones. her loving
giaaces and the frequent reaching out O.
her hand 20 touch his knee and elbow as
ne sal near her. buJ the ionse- studied
The situation the more I thought her love
would be- Ls=t.ng. because Z. Is O mere gust
o. . violent passion
No FAULT WITH TITLES
Al our parting I said- wei. Princess.
50 you have 10 sermon for American ts,ie
hunters You know many YANKEE yourS
counteSses and 50 forth. are -G5y -lt
generally vretehe5e
-No.~ she replied. L have ro f-ui- 70
md with ti,ias Whe- I have done IS my
own faulc- However. mark ny wo-ls.
many titled women already applaud me-
I have had The courage 20 lead. ard You
viii see thar al The Others VIII follow.
Af,er al. VIVA, 1 have done s. 1 lex ra-l
for love