The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-22
"uArpY As 4 KING"

,TrnIntnE Young RoSntueH-' ""e 80
SNi,hont Hnlidnys-A formidnbio C"r-
riruIun, Tor small rrincerhn" Fr'"co"'
Iovpox. June To-" Happy rs Ming.
Of vhnt soycrci,ns has this been saiu 40
aurcdly not OF Francis J., who dieu nv nun
LouiIlet In eNcruciatnR pain; not OF lien, -
yiIc1 Il, Montgomery; OF Charles tho fl6I
49,, u,rio Ar,oinctte. beheadoi: OF Francis
II rai.ored at IL: not OF Henri Ill" iaIIihg
,,,,I,r III, ,lnrgor Of Jonn Chatel, and Hcnrl
Nv rnlcr Iavnillac's knife; not OF Louis MIL,
,,c,,crin, under the iron rule OF ltcholhu; OF
louis XIV, mourning three generations swept
away by violent DEATH Of Charles y" hhgulsh-
ing in e,io ut Gort2; OF Napoleon at 81,
Uclcnn. his son in Austria; OF the spanish anu
N,tI.s Eourbons bnnished 10 France; OF mo
French Tourbons and tho dOrloans 10 Ing
lnnl; or Of others whose namo is legion
Ths.o grent historical disasters do not SUM
up the suiferlugs aud mHttyrdoiNS OF I"I"'y
Uo,pv King, Bitter dcrision nj all times
1r, mara osrcrinlly TODAY whom the scepter Ia
Int a reed in his hand, md the Roiu
~ IN, Iia,lcm thinly voils its thorns'
ry,u. un,lpr tho most fortunate circumstances
and rnra privileged auspices tho imitation 10 "
royaI career f. harder and more hrduouS 'nuh
the arurcntircShip TO any other profession. ~
bnrins far earlier: tho baby princes on "noLh
30 heavy n responsibility will rest arc grahtou
little timo tor idlencs5 and play. Ihey haVo so
much to lanrn aud must learn 1t 80 QUICKLY
Tint OF childhood they know but tho TASKS hnu
not the natural pleasures.
Alexander OF SoIvia was crowned hlng NJ
the n.e Of IL. and almost tainted when tho
oocrod oiIs touched his boysh foiohend: his
youth md rRthctc love for his cxiled mother
won from the Empre-s OF Russia this almost
Involuntary admission: Looking upon Servia
through thnt child King she becomes inter-
estIng" Tho CzRr Is so admirable aLd devoted
n father that possibly the little monarch
chlldiShncss pleads in his favor more pnntoh,ty
than all The eloGUonce OF pVilt"iLhs. ny i.Ln
brothers and sisters ia olhcr andA. ne mas Leeh
submittod to n moral and intellectual tr4ihlh9
That would sNoke from educational nhlianii
tnr5ps,s II how OF Indignation we're II app.lGu
To tho ordinary school toy. At an extremely
early age prlnces are made to speak rot oh,y
tho modern languages, and Crock anu Lh'n
but tho dialects OF III" different profinreS -.
thor empire Thus the archdMk9s H. 81 Austria La
t t"ni The Inflated Rudolph of Ilapsburg
conver-od llgontly IN eight lnnGHaSeS, I tha
HrchJuko Fruncis does the samo Tho Care
witch and tho Crown Prince OF Greece nro al
n nnc" SAIL eIt TO- member Of tho Institute Of
France. who wondered at mis- linguistic pro
f"ency, there Is no merit IA S'Tnti ,n;n h.
ling ihem together. and am sometimes hhrd-
Is able to nick out the enact inrh IN wtii ra ~
express my thoughts in tho babel 81 my BRAN,
The high pressure Of education IL intensified
by the professors, who make point OF honGr
things. This ambitious %onl has occasionally
produced u contrary result; but what the
minds Of princes decline to aesinlne in ono
direction tnoy generally acquire in another
Victor Emmanuel was not scholar but he
mnIe thu iEgSs Of 1 ,SN OF Wales SUPER
irtcnhed Gy the Prince Cons"rt, was singulnry
compile His tutors ware selected with care
unG Giscernment. Among them stood Ire'ml-
nenlly tho Rcv. Henry Birch. since Chaplain to
the queen aud canon OF Manchrster ar.
Suis%ed. The Prince passed through tho Uni
Ver-ity of Edinburgh srcnt, some time at
Chrs Church College 0xord' where IainE
him and then started On his travels. n 1850
h" visited the United States and CANADA and
and the Holy Land with Dean Stanley. His
fnciity for lenrntnE a ID his memory were
application to work. Il!s sons hive never
been Irize scholars; YET + Is confidently eX-
p cted that thoy VIII ~ Their al,ottea places,
srientiously and labOriously pacing Tn" tread
min Of their dur i"7 in tho incessant circle OF
i"un'intion stones, "poning of charitable.
artlstic. an! literary institutions; Industrial
an military exhibitions. with their ineVlthbe
and Attendant sIeecheS and that they MI
take a uorsonal and active share In Ill public
social. ana internntional manifestation nee
two princes have tho advantage over their
cnntemporarioS IN other Euro"ean countries
that they have been EXEMPTED rom sokcre
technical military studies. which. IN their
case have been only accessory, and, SO to
speak. represental I'VE.
At O her courts the infants nlumod hat is
dislodGed by IA forage cap. The impcra BOYS
of i;uS liz amt Germany have 10 iulill al the
progressive duties OF Il soldier from the lowest
TO the higneSl rank and 20 acquire thorough
technical education In military matters Ill nd
dition TO all other branches OF initrhction: oo.
The Cpmto d. Paris has been his sons first
tutor he Duc h'ur.eans, tho priEonGr OF Clair,
veauy, comnIeted hi H,n' lies Al Moolwieh and
Inn nrlty Of princes have seen active service
while still quite young men.
Nor are tine arts orgntton in the nomHn-
clnturc Of Their studies. Tic C&arovtch sings
charmingiy; i'rinco Eugene Of sweden is a
good musician; Prince Henri d orleans would
in India" tn" March ioucss Of L0rne uaints
face like Louise Abbomn; tho Duchess do
Charities lind time TO illuminate with nd-
mirable d"licacy and intricate. designs the
being Inherited from her father tho Prince DO
JOlnyIiie IL clever rnrlcaturist. and hor chill
dren AFRO resue"tivrly DISTINGUISHED pinno
PLAYERS and accompIisho! photo&raphers. The
young people have to rise at Il to devote to
their llvnritc ACCOMPLISHMENTS the precious
hours which could not have been taken from
more solemn occupations.
Princes anil prlncrs-es alike tako lessons in
elocutlon. dlrtion. and declamatlon; they are
read II sncech with the necessary diNtincine5s
and purity OF accent. considerable time is
also allotted to d"portmrnt ease OF motion. n
di@nr ell carriage. the etinuette Of courtesy
ctaIly iiiing. fv"ry hour, nay, every minute,
royal chili ha- enviol tho possibility OF hav-
in! some hrtays. tho right of youth.
Royal girls III northern courts are. moreover.
invariably instructed in some domestic occu.
patton. ENpericnrs has sufficiently proved
InHt u sudden turn Of Fortunes wheel may at
any time throw thom on their own resources.
The Princess Of Wales and tho Queen OF Rou-
mania excel in pastry; most German
pruroSscs can cook, knit and darn. Queen
Isabella. who assembled the throne OF Spain at
the aga Of three. and IoNcr held u reHl III
her hand till tho revolution expelled her from
her king ON to Pan. now aohoS with per-
picked surprise how the little princesse- of her
house are abIo to rUe their mcnagos and Keep
mako their gowns like dressmakcrs. and. with
tneir nimb.c fingers. create u lnrGc variety OF
useful ani elegant articles which would remu'
nrrntivry stock shop.
Theology Is amOngt the branches Of n Drincely
education. They have early to be prepared for
the possibilities OF chHngln ne their religion ac-
cocLIng t. the alliances they contract. Some
times The awHkouod ideas turn in tho wrong
direction ana Tie tyranny OF tho "ieasons Of
State " prevents or suppreSSeS an Open OnleN-
Sion Of tnith u was whispered thRt Tho Gar
Alexander !. had been "A Roman catholic some
time hoiOrO hO dlei. the same WAS said ut tho
Jmprcs- Augusta and u similar lmpoaChmcnL
was more than once made and ontradlctcd
with rrgari to queen Victoria on III" other
hand, the Protestant Danish Princess DuGmar
entered the urcsk orthodox Gnu oh on her
marriN'", and n uEnSc ut tho Car WAS neceS-
gary TO a liN"rlgn III" VIE Of tho Grand Duke
Vladimir T., ruian nvr own faith.
Anon lies C'U". lnG net and tolerance arc