The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-05
Tho King aud nncrn of ilnlr.

ROW., September j,-rhc long road that
leads from the Piazza del Quirinale is all
upset, and hundreds OF workingmcn are
laying the pipes for q larger quantity of
water. The royal CUES, of the Quirinalc
Palace seems to be very glad OF the change
in the street, because orders have been
giyen to raise the new level of the street to
subh height rs to completely hide the
basement windows Why, They seem to
bc afraid of dynamite \ few months ago
the windows bad been supplied with a
sort o, thick iron shutter with holes SO
small ~ To give scarcely sufficient passage
10 the air.
During the absence OF King Humhcrt and
Queen Margaret several Improvements have
boon made IN the palace itself. The apart.
mont OF the king has undergone complete
alteration, Indeed II was In need OF ID, be.
cause whom coming from the dnMgraom
ihc Kin had no possible access TO his own
apartment othc, than through the ante.
chnmbc', generally crowded with the
ladies ana gen,CWeu who wprr
WAITING Tor an audience. The servants
would kindly direct his majesty to 10
back to his room by the gcrycc stair, when
the hall was full and when Humhcrt did
not wish TO be seen by the people In III,
ante-ehambcr, Even kings are ohlirc,
scmehmoS TO obey the directions OF ,heh
own servants.
The king is q good sort OF a fellow, moi
such sportsman as his father. but "A good
huntot anyhow, and \ crack marlsman
nus MNo'ltc marsel is boiled chicken or
pGce o! veal. The SON OF Victor Emanuc
has bad teeth, and likes loos overlooked
dc " very fond Of retired life retire,
early, when he can, to his own apartments
anu rises very carly generally before q
lakes n cup OF cotlec, and rides scr an hou,
and hall ON horseback In the manegc o
his own palace; very seldom goes gu, Tor Al
caly ridp, NJ least now,
He receives people OF every description
aud with great athbih,y. A few DAYS az
4 two workmcn from Leghoru came to Rom
10 present u crown o, flowers for Nicto
Emanucrs grave. The king spent som
time with them, ami was 81 kind that III
moor fellows we're delighted, When drly
inc his own horses through the new qua,
tcfs OF Rome, where many now building
atc IN progress, II ~ noliced that Kin
Humbcrt " always ready to answer IN
aaluiing worlinrmeu who how at him ftor
tho high gcallnlding, ant snietiul,s he
the first 10 vail their attention by taking o'
his hat Since rassanap,cs a,,gmpi,
mass ~ Ccivorittu on SUNDAY w the rOvV
chaplain, Analno. IN the qWtrnal I'll
king rcIlheiH attends this mass after Ia
mcotng OF the ministers, which hcrln
q IN. M, Sometimes the mcet,ur IL mo
over until i,;n y, m. rhr priest is oblirc
10 wait, and Mgr Anelno some SUNDAYS
Obliged 10 say his mass at o'clock, q
| later. The queen Is patiently waiting, an
does not allow any one to have hrcakla,
until mas IL over. II takes Mgr Ansln
about seventeen minutes 80 70 ,hpur
n his Mass. which IL served by the ,exion ,
tho riudmontese church Of the Sudati,
n near a.. Andrea della Vale, Mgr Anslr
Al being u the same tive rector of IN,
NJ church and royal chaplain. During n,
mass tho queen aid the young prince
Il Naples knccl down, but the king keeps a
standing all the time. Only at the elev
Non he bonds his head slightly.
The King likes to talk pelmoutesc, b,