Arizona republican., 1898-12-30

at ReTin, where. Indeed. ne lived dur ing the greater part of he year. His l son, however, while still sane, and be- fore losing tls reason a5 the result l Oi a life Of almost unparalleled pr0fli- gacy, was distinguished for his aver J sion to everything Prussian, having fought against Germany in 1870. More over, the doctors declare that there is 10 hope Cf his eyer recovering his men tai faculties. His wife, in whose charge he now is, is 2 H'renchwOmau to the core. aidcd ( 0 which there are 50 many questionable circums yalccs in c0nEeo- tion with the maRner iA which she rel covered possession Of her crazy hus band after being seIara-ed 1-om him for more than thirty years. that 1t was ont Of the question for The kaiser to permit her to nave any part in the ad- ninia.ration of the Sagan property.
 With regard to the eldest son of the imbecile duke, there were analogous objections. In the first place he still forms part and parcel of the reserve Of the French army, added to which he has been involved in all kinds of fin5n- ciaI scr2ps5 Gt Paris, spending amos al en,i:e year tn prison il connection With charges e forgery and f-aud, his liberty being eventually effed ed by means Cf 9 compromise with his Gc- cusers.
 IL was, therefore, difficult for Elm peT0r William to look upon him as satisfactory administrator Of .la duchy of Sagan. At one moment the empa-or was CD lthC pClL'- Oi transferring the entire fief to 8 PrUs2ian member Of the house Of Talleyrald, namely, Count ArchiE2ld, who is a yCunger brother of hat duke Of Dino, new married to Miss Sampson Of New York, after being di- vC:cad from Mss Bessie Curtis of BCs- ,ca. But 1t was pointed out 0 the kai- ser that this might not only lead to le- gal difficulties and lawsuits Of one kind and another, but likewise con5tiEuue an injustice to any children that might be eventually horne to the crazy dukes eldest son.
 So, finally, the kaiser made Up his mind 70 vest the coa-r0I Ot the estate in 531a hands of ,he dead dukes exocn- tor, and to keep the administration of the domains in the hands Cf trustees Of Prussian nationality, such as C0unt K2uitz. until such time as me her to the duksdom should posses qualifca- tiCns Of a kind to furnish Q guarantee Of his loyalty to the Prussiaa crown.
 Let me add thal. Count Kanitz has tenGersd ,o Emperor William in behalf ci the crazy duke the l3tter's oath Of and feaity as duke of Sagan, 9 title which the lady so long known at Paris as the princess Of Sagan, will now be able 10 add 70 that Of duchess Of T2lleyUapd, which sho now bears.
 
 There has jus. died at 9 little place in Bavaria, known by the name Of 1EITnau, an old lady who vas the na-- grsI daughter of Enpe-Cr Pedro I Of Brazil, and Q hal3 sister, therefore, of tke late Dom Pedro, the last sovereign in this new world. Sle bore he name e IsaJceila de AIcanta--a B-asileir2, and was created, a year aftc~ her birth, duchess Of CCyaz in her own right by her father, tne emperor.
 At the age Of 13 she married Count Fischer ven Treuberg, master of the household of the late reigGing duke of and by him she has lett Q large family.
 Although 8 Brazilian duchess and the ! daughter Of a Brazilian monarch, she | never set foot in Brazil, but was born in Europe and was edu21-e1 a. Munich in an institution founded by King Max imilian of Bavaria. and restricted eX- to the education O. girls Of | noble birth. She 111eIy. if ever, made i use Of her tEle Of duchess. especially in . late years, and few, if any, Of the peO- i pie of the districy in which she spent | all the closing years of her life were ! aware Of her iIustrious Darontage.
 
 TEc United States is about to receive F a distinguished visLor il the person of . Count ryiloWski, one of ihe bes- known cluDmel eEOrtsElol and uobles | of EestA and Cf Nie1na. Tn 5cl in 9 little town Of Sta1i5icu, on a charge Of . f..-.--.f --1----. -1-.rTg7 sCry note for 9. large amount, Cn the . q -rccgJh O. which he had baon able 5O . raise money, and aw2i,ing his transfer | to PeSth, where his trial was tC take ' place, he managed t3 win the heart O. | the daughter of the warden Of the pTis- \ Cn, a very lovely seveltesn-ys sar-old | girl Of the name C1 Ma. hiIda Dance | wicz, who had nursed him while he was , in >la infrmary Of -he jail.
 With her assistance ne succeeded in 1 affecting his escape, gained the neigh | boring frontier Of Rcmania, where he \ found relatives awaiting him with . funds which had been furnished him by his family on the condition that he . should bc-&ke himself 10 the United . States and from Es2cGfcrth make his ! home in this country.
 He therefore will arrive here 3 few | days 63ncs, with 3 halo Of romance sur rounding his criminal brow, and pes sibly this circumstance. coupled with . his remarkably good locks and his Y dashiEg manner anu s-istoc-atic birth, | may blind the fair and foolish here to ! he sli5E. drawbacks that ne is bC-h a fC.Ser and swindler
 
 The papers on both sides Of til3 At la1tic are devotins gcod deal Of at e. n o T91 C.f 7ge, belonging to the princess Of Wales, | named 'DUcky,' and which is alleged | ,o have just died.
 It is Dsuf5c-iy ,Euc that the princess did own & parrot Of this name, tlat it once belonged to Prime Minister Pit, wio presented it to King George III, and that i was taken charge of by the