New-York tribune., 1906-11-05
BALLERINA AND PRINCESS

Prince Joseph Wirdisch-Graetzs sudden death at
Vienna serves 70 recall the romance OF his mar
riage- The princess was the famous baIlerina and
premiere danseuse, Marie Taglioni, who after de-
Clining an offer q uorganatIc marriage on the
part o. Duke Frederick Of MeckIenburg-schw
became the hon.ed wife OF Prince Joseph WIndisch-
Graetz. Under ordinary circumstances z girl OF
bourgeois rank marrying into such e family as
hat oS The Windisch-GraetZ, who constitute one
of the naediatized formerly sovereign houses OF
central Europe, would not have been permitted 10
share her husbands honors and rank but so ex-
oepuonal was the position which this most famous
danseCse O. her day enjoyed that Prince Joseph
vas not considered as having rendered himself
guilty OF a resaillance, and while she did not
20 70 court, her salon become one OF the most
popular IN the Austrian capital. Indeed. II was
there that Prince Kraft Hohenlohe the military
sttache Of the Prussian Legation at Vienna was
according 70 the admissions contained In his suro
typography, enabled 70 pick up all those pieces Of
Information concerning the ministerial, military
Hno political moves IN Austria which proved 50
,iNa-Iah-e 70 the authorities at Berlin especia lI,,
n the war between Austria ana T--7ss,. - TSee
NE princess died some fourteen wears ago mi
EeIse-4s regretted and deeply rnourned bv her bus
N-o was one OF the principal dignitaries OF
-e --l-lei1a court and Of the army. comma ndins
Guard. ~ 1'-0 @>ICier
ne frince leaves but one son, Prince Francis
"----S il-1ree1z who has been source OF grear
a..ol.S - I-Ll' ana who couple Of years ago
attracted UNPLEASANT attention nv bis s-az- = 4
Imprisonment al Bueros -. . - 80 3''o
Eealfnent OF HE Httle stx-year-old how Nra~~+a.
70 countess Margaret Harracb he Ne ,o--,r.z
wing 70 a. sorts CT UnsavOry financial s,-.r,s.T,
lo4Io"lng his insolvency 70 leave nor orly .,ls,r
o-t also Europe. and 70 seek refuge in ,be Ne,,,
World Il was the condf-to, :, d,
-7--a-i14c between them that his fstbA- ar5
rt1er relatives n Austria consented 20 -. -. -
an allowance for the maintenance - - - -
children. who insisted upon fol1o,-, =, - -
eA4+e- r OF tine ne lived in Brazil ~ -,
--s way u buenos Ayres, WHARF rb-o,-i,
=. --4 e- ltHusnce with the Argentina AfiDisTs-
- 80 '-e secured a position as instructo- -
y-an arm II which he had orignsIl, 60 -
II Ausrrls, though. OF course his o! served
----peIoF brenc.s Joseph's army a. - - az
osIs nae long since ceased - -Hs OIL
ne No1se OF Winclsch-Graetz fs
o~,.sre, &C --ustr1ous OF Europe hsIt-- -
rts cE-es - syria since The thirteenth ce,+,,r,,
-,asrs - - Z i'i'Se A41Fec, who for a rlrnbar -
vac Ffirne Minister or Austria go - - -
HOW president OF the Austrian - ana VINO is
oAe o. Us members. namely Primo o.. o --oiUs'
I-so 20 Archcuchess Elizabeth, srspdcbtIa = - - -
emperor ana The only daughter OF H. -. - ---o
sTHlce huaoipE Prince Hugo Wlndiscb O..
married The late Duchess OF rbl.rs- 49, .
6no there have been many other y,str,.-, - "a
Iances or the Windlsch-CIraetzes - d.
Te.sning dynastes Of Europe 80 "O"
In Vienna. however the name of +r,s go,
1o- oe-ofec- For the people OF TIA. s-.,. -. +,
can neVsf forget thar Il was Field aI.rslsr -.
AIRED Finoisca-GTaeJz who SUBJECTED - -
nahi;ants 20 al che horrors OF siege bor,,t,-5. .
tHa Martial law n ls4s when they had ra1.,It.5
against ;he crown ard government rass.a,r.s -
ersl Of the ministers Including TIE ,ITfor,et
Count Latour. and had driven ne inperiaI -
from fhe metropolis. . seek refuge n lie -
Id = C4rnutz
MARQUIS DE FoNrF,;o-