New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
TyyG GEORGES FAREWELL.

From The Pttsb,rg Chronicle. ,..,.
When our esteemed contemporary George Sole, ,n
In.tru ~oudcrburg GlucAsbuIg, KING 81 HIceor. mn
M, arduous work of rceuing triic 700 I"oo''''' "
announce HI, Intention Oh "Ju'' ,'.I'"' ,o,, he L,,
lie ha, done it several times before ana no" ~ ''
d"If IL ac S farewell, I'm the abdicating line have
,ern of the Patti brand bit the pre-enI one ~ tE
out A. the simon pure abdicaion "h'cn 'e''' ANU
cat RIA date announced for him to retire from the
monarchy trade IS next November. , =, liz, q.
'Tcr' Tine between nov and then for him 10
,,n his mind however. if the German Emperor VIII
let hi,o. but We do not THINK That NIIhaH Ho'O"
@ogT - an rchI,Vc And-ofoth rcts. his stu
tion ~ King Of Cree VII he ilcd by Ms son "A3
So Ion in framing for the job by acting ~ Duke Of
maria in a way to can forth cncomums rom NV. W.,
l2rter,,tcd men who NOW all about how ou"eoom'
"T The Duc Of Sparta is brother nlaw Of william
uob~nzoll.,n previously referred 10, "mch a'oou1
for that gentleman Interest in ,"cing MN pr'no''i
when ne Duke asked hi, lady love sophie, III wen
selected Greek words suitable 10 uie - to ne.
brother a. her pa dead and taking no interest
" IIcr Lroier said It would be all right If the suG,
we're King instead Of ordinary duke, as ne tpuS
duke could not support .Gi ~ InG wy er' Mr.
George mo relation To- HENRY h'aid thl,, u" sI" "
tlmt little objection IKE th1t needn't StaHu 10 NJ, ,ii
Gl%i cnzolicrI', sister have a King for husband.
Mr. Snara viii graduate from the Ducal preparatory
School and get his diploma as King in about ioui
H. George is a son Of Mr.. Christian schc,"g
MISUNDERSTANDING uclsbure, IN the same line OF
trade in Denmark MIR. Albert Edward Victim, me
{ ,rifc ~ the Prince OF Wales. is also clld Of Mr.
Christian bu' when hi, uehtcr Wa asked li I"
become the wife Of Albert Edward, he neglected u
DO As his contemporary Of Germany DID, ana slpuilit
HAT Queen Victoria should abdlcatc 50 that his clld
might marry 4 King . = 49,, -, - 80.
| Il Is too late 10 remedy II now.
II win be all ri-ht for Mr.. George Schic,wig And
! thnr,,sto0t to aidcate for tn modern King OF
Greece have all been addicted 10 tn" abdcaOn habit
After the Grrcls, assisted by their Christian neigh
nor. had .uccncdcd In convincing the Turks hat they
| rcrn moi needed in Greece. The Great Powers Oh
| uctncly chose Mr.. Leopold OF Bavaria a man who
| Mouid give ti"m Satisfaction as "A g00d az roma
| King: Gnt he threw up The situation before he had
| his throne
The C,rceis then tried Pre- dent. but III" Powers
looked upon an official of thai Kind win d-taFor, and
he was rendered unscrViceatlc 10y ASSASSIN allon.
Then an amiahe yOuug gentleman named ON" wa,
chosen to lie King He WAS seventeen years GA
when he began reign, ana ~ rEhcd Tor uhiIll
years when his name was Dennis, and he abdcaed by
| request.
| Then came the gentleman Of whom we are writing
| Mr. George Whashisuamc and soon h, VIII rrliie
| from the Grccian monarchy trade In the way MS
| predecessors have travelled 49,,
| with Miss Hohcnzollcrn r. Queen, hoy ever ,ll'
ahdcaiOn habit Of the Grecian Kings VIII dOuoucs'
] lie broken on.