New-York tribune., 1890-05-04
RECAMIER DENTlFRICES.
HARRIET HUBBARD AVER,
3O5 FIFTH AVENUE. NEw.YORK.
NOTES FROM PARIS.
THE PRINCE OF WALES-TTIE QUEEN MR.
STANLEY.

THE PRINCE OF WALES-TIlE QUEEN MR.
STANLEY.
IRON THE REGULAR coRKEspoNDENr or Tur rrrmvRl
Paris. April II.
The Prince of Wales has been here for some
days. lie ages fast and motion is too clearly no
longer pleasure TO him. His figure is growing
very like the Queens But he keeps his good
humor. at least when he is in company, and takes
as much pleasure as ever in the theatre, particu-
larly when the piece is funny. He did not seem
to enjoy a Demi- Monde" of Dumas at the Fran
cais This play might be called lie Monde
ladies of fashion have now such dem-mondane
manner of conducting themselves. 1t was re-
marked that he did not 90 TO the horse show
the day on which Madame Carnot went. OF
course he would have known beforehand from
his friend, the Marquis de Mornay, the chairman
of the committee of management, that she was
going.
The Queen is likely to grow as fond Of AK as
the Highlands. She delights in the air.
the scenery and the manners Of the people.
and shows herself and acts with graciousness
which would seem new to her subjects south of
the Tweed. For instance, she gave a little party
the other night to which the local military, civil
and civic officials and their wives were asked,
and talked pleasantly TO the ladies, who all came
in full evening dress. Her Majesty would Ike
a good road to be made up the HILL on the top OF
which her estate lies. She said laughingly 10
the Mayor that she was one of his ADMINISTERS
and that she hoped he would encourage her 10
remain so. The Sunday which the statue Of
Prince Leopold Duke of Albany was unveiled
at Cannes she went to the Anglican Church at
AK to be in spirit with the congregation at the
former place. The Princesses Louise tof Lornej
and Be0 fripp and black lace
and the other in pink and black lace, and the
Queen in her deepest mourning. The Dean Of
Gloucester oficiated, and made ausion To the
many bereavements of the Queen which brought
tears rolling down her checks. Last Sunday she
did not attend Divine worship, but walked in
the garden Her Connaugnt grandchildren, al
tended by an Indian man and woman, rode ia
turns the Queens donkey, 10 her great amuse-
ment. Their company greatly cheered Her
Majesty, who has not been enjoying Queens
weather. She would not hear Of the public being
shut out of the grounds, and when the watermen
of the Lake of Geneva came 10 play In concert
under her window, she had it thrown open, and
sat listening TO them with evident pleasure. in
English gentleman admitted 10 her circle says
that she had not trace OF the gloomy manner
which she wears in England. When the concert
was over she ordered refreshments for the wafer
men. She also caused refreshments to be served
TO the military band which came 10 play IN tie
grounds on the birthday of the ITin-
cess Beatrice, and received the town
ladies and country girls who had come TO
offer bouquets on that occasion. The Chamber
lain of the German Emperor who was at AIN, was
Baron de Roeder, who went there, not 10 prepare
fot visit OF his Imperial master, but 10 take lhe
waters The Baroness de Roeder also underwent
n course of bathin-, drinking and shampoolns.
The Queen did not drink nor battle. but was sham
pooed every morning. Princess Beatrice lett no
creremonv ont The AK waters agree with her.
She is rheumatic and of low vitality .
Mr. Stanley arrived here this morning WIN
Sir William Mckinnon. He refused TO see
journalists. but was interviewed ali the same
bv members of geographical societies who were
scnt 10 Paris by newspapers. lie is the colpr
of n cooked olive, and his hair Is white. lie Is
also much stouter, but he does not look muc.
AGED. and ne impresses one as being IN gooi
health lie looks upon the whole African develop
ment brought about by Livingstone as ProVldeh-
tiaL That man of God was the initial force
lie got lost Mr. Stanley was sent to look ior
him and found him. The adventure nXed ths
eyes OF the world upon the African hhes'