New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-24
PRINCESS At GENEVA.
cdYON HETRESS FOUND.
srchdube Leopold and French Pro
fess0r 7cith Her.

c,eva Dec 23.-The Crown Princess of Sax
&c here under the name of Fraulein Won
ohsn Her brother. Archduke Leopold Ferdi-
,d and Professor Giron are at the same hotel
rhe archduke has assumed the name of De
,u-iano. The party is living quietly, and in
,snds 10 spend Christmas here
.asrlin Dec. 23-A dispatch from Dresden this
,rinr TO the '-Iokal-Anzeiger'' confirms previ-
s,s advices from Geneva. Switzerland. to the
srect that the Crown Princess of Saxony is in
Geneva with Professor Giron. a French teacher
languages. whom she met during her last trip
- paris He is described as twenty-four years
Ia and "a striking personality, with large
bright eyes
An the theatres in Dresden closed tonight.
Tho court of the fugitive Princess has been dis
solved.
dresden. Dec 23.-King George and the Crown
prince Frederick know where the Crown Prin-
ross Louise has sought refuge. but they have
ascided 10 accept the estrangement of the Prin-
csss and her husband as irreparable. They have
made the Cabinet privy to the circumstances Of
the Princess's flight. they see them and a
decree of divorce is talked of a necessary
sequence 10 the Princess's resolution 10 leave
the court forever
This determination was announced to her nus
hand early in November. after violent scene.
Che confded her intention to separate herself
,,-tsrlv from the court. The Princess wrote to
bsr mother at the end of November that it was
her nrrpose TO leave the Crown Prince and give
nm The prospect of the queenship which. instead
of being attractive, the Princess frequently
saia was 5etestable to her She formally told
members of her court that she going 20 visit
her parents at Salzburg.
The letter Of the Princess to her mother
brought the archduchess Immediately to Dres-
6en She implored her daughter to reconsider
her determination. and make the best OF IN un-
Yleasant situation for the sake of her children
ord see as lite Of the Crown Prince as per-
,rissihle. The Princess said that the tutelage Of
her children was largely taken out Of her hands
ord that she could not bear to see them spoiled
bv the 'hypocrisies of the court. What she
complained OF In the Prince was his intern-
rerance his infdelities and. as her partisans al
firm. his cruelty Of disposition.
The Crown Princesss days at Salzburg were
snent in controversy with her father and moth
pr who cid not excuse her for a moment IN her
mad desire to leave her position and family
Her brother. Archduke Leopold Ferdinand, took
his sisters part
Dresden is absorbed by the sensation. Ihe
theory that the Crown Princess is suffering from
mental alteration is only feebly propa-
gated by the Saxon Court, and the Crown
Princes adherents intimate that an Illicit love
affair is the cause of the Princesss deseruon-
The ".Dresdner Nachrichten.' one Of the prln-
ciral rewspaDers and having conservative lean
fnes. after saying it could almost be sorry for
tha Princess with disposition Incompatible
with that of the Prince and dsliking the eu-
oDe+te of this court, suggests that ito find the
reasons for her departure one must find the
nan - The man in this case who is associated
nv gossip with the Princess is a handsome
Frencbn7an who was totor TO the Prlncesss
children. He was peremptorily discharged by
order Of the Crown Prince on December = The
f,,tor has disappeareo and now the Princess has
disauneared Hence it is inferred that they are
together somewhere.
An instance Of the Princess's lawless disregard
Of court manners was her cycling through the
streets OF Dresden with an American dentlst'
vino. at her request, taught her to ride wheel
though the King and Crown Prince commanded
her moi 70 learn The name of this dentist was at
FIRST courled with that Of the Princess when 1t
xas heard that she had disappeared, but as ne
is ouietly living here with his family the story
dropped ,, ,-.-o
The crown Princess had lively Niennese
manner She was independent and high splr-
ted and was inclined to ridicule the observances
Of the Saxon Court -.
The Crown Prince who has recovered from the
injury that he recently sustained while huntlng'
drove out to-day with two of his sons.