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From Mr. Labyuchs,e'. truth Londonl. Oct J.
PRINCE FOusHINA.- brother Of thc En-
pcror Japan intend, II make searching inquiry mt"
lie uses ana Disadvantages OF tho lOus %. LOrs when
ne goes EnslAnt. 80 much mas been said 10 him and
the Mkado come yps ago about The Perfection oil our
which 1t has been the object came mon then WIN ui
PHEASANT suddcnncss The MIkado wA1 thinking Of
turning the duhios "a great ma " Ot WHO'D Dy the byr
have been virtually HcnryG. orgcO INTO peers Of the
IN OF japan, aud raising t. the peerhge number OF
Japancs" VINO have deserved wen ~ trIr country All
his pleasing illusions have been Surhrd by qnntliO
about the OF Lords from the English paper and
from speeches Of notable English Radicals: VINO could
believe a lecture Of sir Joan Bcnuc-, al Chichrs-
ter, made the far-I Eastern Emperor reconsider hi
whole constitutional plan Primes FonsIma rs the
image of Tony JonannOts engray,nss oi the Indian
Prince DaIua IN the Wandering jew" The only Jap
features ~ his ouer-ndn are ms mar Skin ana
small stature. IL u Tiny IN, but handsome and very
speak French but tO!d that he understands II
thoroughly and that lac cSns ignorance 80 as not 10 be
closely questioned by those wEoM lie may meet III
society
THE Princess HMDNs DowRY.-Thc event
ua dowry OF the Princess Hudt of Nassau Will be y
hundred millions OF horns N ready m1ncy aud posi-
10 his daughter, the Grand Duchess Of den and her
children sophisticated estates of hr Ddkc or Nassau.
-idrs properties In Austria and south German y. The
Princess Is n looking, and has that KIND OF air To which
where she la. Dcen brought up. The part OF
her rousseau Tered Vienna There s no rcau
ins family liz Germany wlch mas 50 many bcdnu1uIy-
situated residences as that OF Baden. The present
Graud Duke ocng rich, they have not been kept up
we'll But with the dowry 81 the Princess llllla the
Hereditary Prince without going into debt. take
/ them their deserted ar lie i 4 youns man Of
artistic feeling although cdnrated al Hern ana near
much GOOD OF him from OF his mothers most intimate
Duchess of bauy and niece OF the queen Of sweden,
who the intermediary IN bringing round the Duke
OF Nassua TO consent 10 tho narrIiSe.
THE DUKES HOP- PICKERs.-If there be no
ROYAL learning, there Is certainly royal road to
popularity and the Duke OF Edinburgh appear, to nave
ioind II In Kent with ease aud very trifng *
proposed 90 pay the hoppickcrs only shilling basket
The pickers refused To accept this offer ana insisted
fIah IL hen % !
II, ighbOr pad. They said iftccn-pcnce. Very WE'LL,
said H. r. H.. I'll give you G,gh,een pence WheTe"i
save the Queen" Yet only few miles OF where Mr.
Day IT, pId his hOp-ickers eighteen pence basket.
he only Succeeded Getting them dispcr-c without a
riot By the aid OF the police But tho. MI Day Is not n
H. r. IT. receive. only s2j 900 a year from the nation
In addition the pay OF some comfortable berths In tho
Navy.
From Life Lonaoa oct !.
JOHN HARVARD. DR.. William Rcndc. the
veteran author of Southwark and It's People has IN
the press a MONOGRAPH on Jonn Harvard OF St.
sa,iOurs, Southwark" lie traces the history OF tho
Harvard family through many changes Of name" such
Aywar'i. Harvle Haryye Hsryer and so o. and shows
u :. A.. must have been intimate with Edward Aleyn
IIenslOwe. Playhouse HenslOwe" and other cOntem-
porarlcs Of shaSsspeare John Harvard. who founded
one Of the greatest schools Of education IN the wOrld
1907 In the preface TO his interesting little the
author complains that some OF h- American critics have
all the 70 themselves and awarded him only
stripes"
Az AMaZONIAN PRINCEss.-The Princess
nicb ON a shooting expedition in Bohemia, whore her
sli IN handling tho gun is greatly admired Unlike the
majority modern AnazOns the princess b rhh To De
quite regardless Of her 'rsOna appearance when hunt
ing a long Il AT her Her hunting costume
j. described consisting Of short gray SKIRT darker
Jacket straw hat and par OF boots, WHICH as shc
lestngy remarks make her feet LOOK IKE the tret oi
II youug elephant" Her anxiety l. to prove hcr-
self good shot and her vanity 10 show good bag
of game at the end OF each day
Mrs. THoRNEYcRoFTs WoRK.-Mr. Ihorney =,
croft the sculptor but better known a. tho husband OF
Mrs Thorneycroft died few days ego at the residence
OF his sOnn-iaw, NJ. SassnOn. Mrs. ThOrne}croit VINO
survives her husband Is the lady whose works attracted
the attention OF the Queen when her children were
Young Mrs ThorncyCrOft executed AZ Rome hcr IA
nous called "Thc Sleeping Child; and when Her
Majesty consulted the late Mr. Gibson rs To the selection
of an artist model her children lie referred 10 s par
cular work. ana recommended that the commission
should be given 10 that lady. she subsequently exc
cued sstne Of the Princess Alice. aud the queen was
pleased with 1t that she asked Mrs Ihorpey,roIt 10
Prince Alfred. This series was exhibited at th1 h2yhI
Academy The -Four Seasons, ana 10 now VI "inuSor
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