New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
prrRAcEs IL ls04.

riving rise &c such aia' ''''
sfrions and abroad.
"a KEW PEERAGEs N 1904
,. new reerage has been created oy
Nol ---T z-,-i,,v the twelve months thal nave
boo "a a close and for this reahO1' !" ~
JUS - wear 190s viii remain one o. - -, ;.
- s-7reciate the innovation "iioI = ~ ~
,ls he explained that neaiE '"O =.
shO--- .s rsr-esented in the House OF LoroS We
ptsl"s - .te reign OF Queen Victoria hot al
ae1I - own wish but often at the urgent
- nj her Prerniers who desired III Inns "1g
.,-,-s rewards for the services OF ooiliIO'i -
- ,,1ts,sI Tarties OF which they were tile Ni--ei
r,rr Edward. II is said dsspproNes oi LIE -.
s-5 tr is reported that he Is resolved INC, ,
u'S - laz-ation 10 the House OF LORDS snAi'
-. he -ecoguition Of services TO the nsuoh
,po1e rather than 20 e mere pohuoAi laN'4
-. q peerage shall be regarded not hliilis
- blt z sovereign appreciation OF merit anu ~ ~
s-oroa IN one or another branch cl pupHc ms
a - far fewer peersges shall be orought INTO
@ - +l,er heretofore Several have become eX-
= 81 500 including the Dukedom OF aInorloge
s,s me Earldom Of Ravensworth- NO ne" ones
n.,s been created. q fact which has gwen Tlse 10
much comment
OLD METZ's TITLED Descendants
r vas but the other day that called attention
-,sss columns 10 the fact that Count Gylden-
,oipe the newly appointed Minister OF Foreign Al
.,s nj Sweden and Norway. was married TO
,-sr66auchter Of Charles ". Morgan, OF Phlaoei-
,ta The countess being the child OF sir FRANCIS
purksrt British Ambassador at Vienna anu u nae
,r,s-.su wife. And now there comes iie news u
~ sBpontrnent as Danish Minister OF Foreign AZ
fairs of C5unt Eaben Levetzau, who Is married 10
s,ughter Of the late Charles Moulton, OF Albany,
vv areat-grauddaCghter. therefore, OF olu
wsz vbo during The early part OF the nineteenth
re-+grr enjoyed so much vogue as a dancing mas
~ n New York
L. -,c.bsr was a Miss Greenough Of Boston.
,sft v,rhout resources. through the death OF her
f-s tastsna Charles Moulton. in a railroad ac-
es6ent Al Philadelphia, she endeavored TO put the
stnsrb voice which she possessed 10 a pracuca4
use and made her debut in London as a proies-
Figual singer: but Notwithstanding her qualaca-
r4ons she failed 10 achieve success, and IL vas not
until she encountered and married II. De HeGer-
mann Lindencrone. formerly Danish Minister at
Washington. and now King Christians envoy at he
Court Of Berlin that she was placed above want.
Her daughter by Charles Moulton became a great
iavuriie OF her stepfather. ana in course # time
married from lis house the Danish nobleInan who
las nov been appointed Minister OF Foreign At
fairs a. Copenhagen
A sister OF Charles AIoulton Is Countess Paul
Haufddt widow Of the former German Ambassador
10 The Court Of ST. JaInes's and one OF this Ameri-
can countess Hatzfeldts sons-in-law, Prince Fred
erck Hohenlohe WAS il this country last fa.l Tor
Tie purpose Of visiting the St Louis Exposition.
Countess HatzfeldJs father. who was hkeWise the
ne MoutOu who figured prominently IN faIlsian
lie al the Tuileries, and especially az an asso-
cate OF the first Due de M0rny during the reign ef
Napoleon II, his wife tae daughter or the OLD
HsE-York dancing master, heinz famous for her
beauty.
A GREAT FRENCH NOBLE
o. al the great mobiles Of France. there is not
cns who has PLAYED more useful role who has
shoWn greater regard for the obligations Of an
mustr.ous and historic name than the Due de la
IlemoIe who has just published another one OF
as remarkable works entitled My Grandfather
a. the Courts q Louis XIV and Louis XVI" Like
ls other equally interesting and important con-
foutols 10 historical science the work in ques-
u'h superbiy bound and adorned with costly old
sgsTlng, is printed only for private circulation,
q ne expense OF the duke. who IS very rich. and
distribution viii De limited 10 his relatives and
-aads an1 10 certain Libraries and national in
'lauoas, both in France and abroad.
as 10 the case of his other books, the inforna-
-'- Which il contains IS taken from his family
.eiRes, which constitute an inexhaustible mine
riches 70 the historian. a fact which viii be
4alN understood when I mention that among
Papers are the daily accounts Of the La
'saolies from 1913 70 1883. without interruption.
A'hg how great French nobleman lived from
% DAY, what were his revenues and what
Nt ms expenses during the changes that came
france throughout the whole Of the inter
feing period
ne 50 many Of the houses OF the European
,.'1sey can trace their descent through only
-Slaie line from the founders OF their fami-
n me most ulustrOus Of their ancestors. this
i-ar duke is able TO show unbrOken male
- NSlk 10 Guy Sire de Ia Tremoille OF the
saoefs of the first Crusade The dukedom
j, Aoasrs was conferred upon the house in lJ6s
1-heooin OF Tremoille forty years later. while
A4h granted the title Of Prince de Tarente
- eldest son and the rank OF prince and
,.. 7s 70 al the other members Of the family in
- lof Tie abandonment Of their rights 10 the
s0''A ~ ot the throne Of Naples acquired by
4rf-age Of FRANCOIS de ia TremoAle with
le q Aragon
- present duke T. the tenth OF mis- line and
60 ne Is not yet seventy years OF age his
-. 1iio immediate predecessor was one OF the
49, ~ A'ng Louis XVI and Of Queen Marie
60 and was OF twenty al the time
- execution. Indeed, Two OF the brothers OF
- ouke. and uncles therefore OF the present
1iLeiy' the Abbe de "a Tremoille and the
- - ASfnont-Wsre guiIlOtined during the DAYS
e. -sIfof the former IN Paris ana the latter
!. 1- Where his head Was stuck on e pike on
ety gates
zv - services 70 history have received the
u 1sNiuon which he prizes. namely, his cleo
49, member of the Institute OF France He
hsss - stately man, nne type OF the French
sHsur OF the old school, who without be-
Il aAt lit cynical or narrow minded has
shes - rom public life, Of which ne has re-
hass 80 - o1ehout an interested spectator. While
u Fens.'- '1inliy' and mindful Of the fact that
saDss - s41sI - uee shows many matrimonial ALI
sllssti.. - mouse with the various reigning
~ Europe. and that prior 70 the surren-
= na.HsFa