The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-09
PRINCE As PHYSICIAN
Scion of Austrian Nobility
WedS an American Girl
AND BECOMES AMERICAN
viii Practice Medicine in
Greater New York,

New York. March s-The Herald sayss
A doctor OF title. q physician who Is /
member OF one OF the first families In
Europe. the son OF late Prime Minister
OF Austria, may within a few months
from now be rung UP on the telephone
D" This is Prince Franz Auersperg.
wose career. begun as a brilliantly Aus
trian student and cavalier. has woven it.
self into modem romance. With his ell
der brother. FNlrst Auersperg. one OF thu
leading figures OF Vienna, this young man
elected America as the country for MS
future and came here and studied meit-
cine. Last summer he married pretty
young American. Miss Florence Hazard,
OF Shrewsbury Manor. y. J.
His shingle is not out on the little house
close to Riverside Drive that Prince and
Princess Auerspcrg are now occupying.
Just when II viii swing there Is a mat
ter of douot at the moment. Comfort-
ably supplied with funds from his elder
brother. the Prince does not feel that Ia
needs TO rush into practice at once. WISE
ly. ne is considering whether even now
he knows enough medicine. There Is IN
his mind the responsibility OF getting at.
tachcd 10 one of the great New York hoe
piuaL, Of starting IN like other recently
graduated students upon the amhulancd
and working his way up step by step
For this Austrian Prince OF the clear
eye. splendid physique. and frank counte-
nance. ard voice is not OF the type Il
foreign noblemen that comes 70 Amertcs.
for sold. He Is man Of distinguished
presence energy. ambition and ability.
The honors Of his early days and his pro-
gress in the Long Island Medical Co.loga
prove that,
The aim he has set before HIN. as he
tells ii quietly In has study. Is a simple
one. II Is precisely that OF any Young
American doctor-to build Up a practice
by hard work
The house in which the Prince has tn
stalled himself is az No. S26 West seven
ty-eighth street. IL is Of pale gray stone.
very nearly white, a narrow house OF the
American basement type. The menaga
within Is very simple A colorcd seryi-
tor Ben, ununiformed and 20 some extent
at least. his masters factotum. opens tho
door. II might be tho home OF any New
York business man OF modern means.
The study IL on the third floor. spa.
cious noon. with fat topped writing
desk in its centre. book shelves across
one side easy chairs and an upholstered
corner and couch Of dark rich stuns Tho
novelty OF this room IS its photographs
There are scores. well nigh hundreds Of
these. placed at every conceivable point.
But a 1.-THE % these pictures are OF iris
country. ON the wall close 70 the wir-
dow hang portraits OF the late Prime
Minister Won Auersperg and OF thu
Princes mother. Below Is colored print
OF a scene IN Vtenna's most famous park
all the figures being real personagss.
Most Of the other pictures are of tho
Princes relatives. his brorhors sisters,
and their children. his friends abroad. IA
nous scenes Of pageautry ia the Aus
trian capital views OF himself Is "a stu
dent, as 4 cadet, as a man 81 fashion.
II came here fn March 1sss." says the
Prince "and the next faI went into tho
Long Island College Hospital. choosing
this medical school through tho advice q
a friend I had made here Dr. Lamo.rL
During the three years % my course
took two email rooms in Clinton street.
Brooklyn. that l might De close Co my
work 10 was a bard task az FIRST. fprA
knew very little English. and n took ms
a while 20 understand the lectures.
Then fl was thai the reporters found
me out. and came over 70 inquire ABOUT
the truth Of some absurd stories thaIhad
been cabled owes from London. One Of
these was that / had become au elevator
bog In New York
Il DONE OBJECT 20 newspaper reports
wen they are frier1 s.. but sops % Theses
we're really too mueh. one reporter aal3
remember. I'm glad Tor you that yoa
are not an elevator boz yga are cer-
-ainly more comfortably 81. tut it woald
have been better Tor TIE paper if sou lad
been
on the wall above the Princes had
there hung. a wonder u engraving. a dip
grEsl. with tAs name u ''Francis. Ffinz
Auersperg." IN It's blank space. This
brought aaJInq1iFy a. O. thia young H.an's
1tudles abroad
Il WIS eiRfIt years Or the gymnasium
"a Austria. that ael1s tbs same as Foar
81 eyes here" AaarsperE 9eut or. en-
sbiug vsta honor. winning nay uaafI-i-
aet dipl1ua- Taen 7 t9sk a fpe saars
.ourss Of law ard tfssee years at the ca
.et nc5o,ol. and graduated laere nfzt IA
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