The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-20
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Victoria bestowed upon her many marks of fayor.
final illness the queen called her in person and on
than occasion
woman; for example when King Frederick William
1iegnitz; and when King Victor Emmanuel of Italy
raised Rosina vcrcsana from the peasantry to the
Alexander II, of Russia, is now as Princess Your
Rasmussen, who became the wife of King Frederick
VII. of Denmark and died as Countess Danner, was
remont morganatc wife of King William l. Of the
Netherlands. was the daughter OF old and influen
But we were Speaking of actresses, who married
morganatically. An instance is the Countess Edla;
king of Portugal whose one desre-at least. accord
ing to the yellow iOurnals-is the and glitteEing
Gaby. Young Manuel 8 great-grandfather. King Fer
dinand of Portugal having secured the dynasty, took
his morganatic wife Elise Henser, an American
actress horn in Boston, Two recent instances OF
such marriages to be roted among the Austrian
archdukcs though neither was able to secure place
"John orth :" is especially pertinent Just now be.
cause this the supreme court of Austria declared
him dead. The story is romantic.
Johann Salvador. born in 1852, the third son
of the Grand Duke Leopole II of Tuscany, and his
wife, who outlivod him by many years-ndeed until
recently. Having been reduced from the rank Of field
marshal of the Austrian because Of his efforts
to institute reforms, and been debarred from court,
the young archdnke scandalized the emperor by
bouncing his intention of marrying Mill s,pbsl,
dancing girl in the Vienna opera. In spite Of Franz
Josef commands the archduke made the girl bis wife
the ceremony being performed in London registrar
office, Johann Salvador giving his name as John
Orth5 and his status simply gentleman The
couple then set sail for South America carrying in
purchased for the purpose, cargo of cement, 1t is
supposed the ship was wrecked and all board lost,
for though during the twenty years that have
sued several men claiming to be the missing nrcn-
duke have turned up, none has proved himself
TO some extent, Archduke salvator,'s nephew, Arch
L duke Leopold, has followed in his footsteps. He,
ton his or1f hppor s1onno
Woelfjing'' and citizen of Switzerland, and there
upon married actress, Traulein Adamovitch, from
whom he since has been divorced Their story, how
ever familiar and of too date to warrant
rehearsal here. 1t is to be noted that the archduke
when she was his wife That he could not from the
enraged emperor of Austria is not surprising; but
mother of Prince Victor Napoleon IS four children
created Comtesse de Beauclaire by Victor Emmanuel
Of Italy. The prince never married to her.
morganatically he contemplated difficulty when
he announced his coming marriage to Princess Glenn
Leopold H. which union was duly consummated at the
castle of Moncaleri about year ago Nor did he
For Dame Nature, in waegish mood stepped in and,
through this earlier connection, Prince Victor Ma
the same day.
The social relations between royal personares and
as well, Presumably Americans if interested in
court closely To such the last quarter of century
has Illustrated change from the conservative, anti
Of her son. with indications that George and Mary
especially Mary-will revert to the Victorian tradi-
tions OF course, Edward did not let down such
bars those that exclude actresses from court in
deed, think Stella Patrick Campbell is the only
actress who has been formally tpresented, and that
was at drawing before the famous Mrs. Pats,
daughter had appeared behind the footlights or n
mated any thought of doing But during KlIg
Edwards reign actors enjoyed a wider social vczme
than BEFORE and at his coronation, for exaZlDe
Lily Langtry was assigned seat in the abbey ough
inasmuch as her was still alive anf there
fore her husband Hugo de Battle, not yet R6aronet
she had no titular standing whatsoever FuHhermore
sxtyfour years one the throne she honor id hstron
ism with only three knigh.hoods Edward in reign