The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-29

short and stocky Archdukc Frederick,
anu o; MS Belgian wife, Archduchcss
Isabella, sister OF the lato Duke Charles
OF Groy, Of Brussels. Prince George of
bavaria has ilttle or no fortune. whcr,
as young Arciidnchess Isabella OF Aus
| IRA VIII come Ia him heavily lowered,
Crlslina of spain Is one OF the wealth.
est princes OF the blood In Europe
A,rehduke Frederick has no less Thar
Archduchess Isabella being tho fouri
10 wed. The eldest. Christine. wa.
destined by her parents TO tile hen.
apparent, Archdukc Francis FerliEund
] But he preferred her lady in waitlmg
countess Chotck, now Duchess OF no.
henosrg. and Archduchcss Christine be-.
came instead the wife OF Prince Em.
| en- Is the consort Of Primo. Elias q.
bourbon. younger brother, th"usn
emiei heir Of the late Duke OF rnrmig
and brother OF the future Empress ~
Austria. Archduchcss Iitn. ArchdGch-
css Henrietta Is welded to Prince God
treE OF iiohcnlohc- Schiilingsfurst
With regard to Prince George lie is
| like his hancee. quite the re:erse OF
good looking, but nevertheless u first
SASS sportsman. very wide awake
srs 'hG iavor diS eempanion Fl HI;
Joseph. on the latter's shooting cA-
petitions. Prince Georges mother be-
'ing, the eldest daughter OF the ven
cradle sovereign OF the Dual Empire
Prince George. indeed. has his own
suite OF apartments. restricted eN-
slnsively 10 his use, at the PALACE OF
Empcror,s mountain shooting box, o.
| rather Chateau OF Murzstcg. In Styrlu
whence most OF the chamois stalking
| expeditions are undertaken. He also
spends every summer with the Emperor
at 1schl, He was formerly engaged
! to Archduchess Germaino. a sister OF
! the cx-Crownprinccss OF SnNony but
the match was broken on, II Is believed
at the instance of the Emperor HIM
self. who did not wish his favorite
grandson 10 marry Into family so
OF the house OF Hapsburg Prince
George Is of very irascibie disposl-
ton. which resulted in his bringing
about Cabinet crisis at Munich. In
1905. BY violent attack upon the adj
ministration. in the upper chamber
Indeed, although but twenty-ninc years
OF age, he is already noted for his
pronencss to anger. and his readiness
to take offense; defects which go far
TO diminish the good Will which, would
Otherwise be excited by his clcvcrness,
M, MS warm ni ,hiearte;G nie;; and his wide
or his temper may mention that
on the occasion OF a meeting of the
ltoyal Anthropological Society at Mu-
expressed himself Somewhat sarcas-
ticaliy about the practice OF both men
and women wearing too tightly laced
corsets. the prince, ~ho was present.
arose. as soon as ever the professor
had resumed his seat and demanded
whether DR. Rankc's remarks were
aimed at the officers of the First Regi-
Inent Of Heavy Cavalry, crack corns
TO which he belongs, and who are re-
nowned for their cIose-fitting uniforms.
and also whether the professors utter
ances were TO be construed as an al
lusion 10 his Austrian mother. Princess
Leopold, who, with rather fun tie-
ure. has wonderfully small waist
Not until tho distinguished savani had
pledged himself that he had never
drcamt either of the princess or of the
officers Of the princes regiment OF
cavalry in connection with his de-
nunciations of tho evils Of tight lac
ing. was the anger of this youthful
scion of the reigning house of Bavaria
appeased. His father Prince Leopold,
Is inc second son of the nonagcnarian
Prince Regent of Bavaria.
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