The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-09-22
lDuped New York Society for Two
Years With His Stories
About Royalty.
NOW He HAS TAKEN FLIGHT
6on Of Connecticut Washerwoman
Posed as Heir Apparent to Throne
Of France-Polce Say He Has
Three Wives In This Country.

New York.-How the part Of
prince of royal blood, heir apparent to
the throne of France, was played by
the romantic son Of Yankee washer
woman Is revealed in police records
Following the disappearance of his
royal highness, Prince Louis Henri de
Chateroux de Busslgny de Bourbon.
The man, who for two years duped
leXclusive social circles and Fifth ave
nue establishments into accepting him
as Bourbon prince and former major
general of Russia who had saved the
life of the cZar once, on the blotter
Iof the police, is entered as just plain
Harold Schwarm, twenty-one, factory
hand of New Britain, Conn.
with the prince is gone the princess
and their dog, Prince, named, so his
Ihighness claimed, by the late Pope
Benedict. whom he called bosom
Friend. ~
Left behind are several trunkfuls
,of royal uniforms and gold-plated
-four foot sword, present from the
late czar.
Also, the police say, left behind are
three wives somewhere in the country.
Among these is said to be Mrs. Everett
Worthington Of California, formerly
Miss Emily Atets, and later, accord
ling to the police. the first wife OF the
lunmasked royG heir. ~
Mother Still Loyal.
Back In New Britain. Mrs. Emily
Ischwarm, sixty.two, mother of Harold,
lthe 'imposto. prince" sighed and
said she hoped Harold wasn't In any
serious troutLs.
"But II re Is" she finished, "he's
my son, for all that, and I'll stick by
him as q mother should. I'll GO to
New York IL It is necessary, though
dread such o "trip. And don't know
where I'd get the money"
From Joseph Terry, the Terrible
lSecretary" TO the vanished prince
"details regarding his life were OBJ
ttained.
Terry met ne prince one day short
Iy after his fhNharge from the navy,
land admhHhon of the princes
monkey led 20 a friendship that re-
suited In HE Aecoming secretary.
" IL returned few weeks ago from
Va trip on bnttleship, the Illinois,"
he said, "whcfe was a waiter. They
gave me $42. and of this l gave the
prince "a tosyrrd the SIS he owed the
landlord for vAck rent. He was just
short Of chGpge, he said, but expect
led to borrow money from some Of his
wealthy frieDds."
Terry gave the following vivid pic
iture of the princes daily schedule:
n. m.-Prtncess gets up and goes
Ito- work in Wall street brokers' Of
nee.
10 a. m.7-Prince breakfasts In bed,
Terry serving. His crippled arm, re-
ceived saving the czar from an as
sassination, and silver plate :. In his
head, needed to heal wound received
In war, prevent his royal highness
IRON getting up earlier.
10 a. m. to 8 p. m.-Prlnce and his
lwolf hound take strolls on Riverside
drive. occasionally resting on shady
bench.
Praises the "PrIncess."
At FIVE o'clock he would meet the
princess. coming home, and Terry
would serve. dinner.
"The princess is good GIRL" Terry
continued. "She believed everything
the prince told her about saving the
GEAR and his IA wounds, and his be-
Iing major. general. II she only
knew"
Prince Louis. or Harold Schwarm,
|showed his first taste for a knightly
lstation back In the days when he went