New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27

10 grief as Paris, and Alphonse Daudet certainly
did right when he located the home OF his kings
In Exile" on the banks OF the Seine. The lls'
Of the fallen grandeurs is a long one, lnciuuihs
as it does the members of the former relgnlns
houses Of Naples, Brazil. Scrvia and Rumanla,
besides a number OF Oriental potentates. one
of the latter has, however recently succeeded IN
rendering himself Objectionable that the Gov
eminent has been forced 10 interfere and to trans
fer him. sorely against his WILL from our boule'
wards 10 an out-of-thcwa town in the interior OF
Algeria. where he will he detained under sur
ycilancr. He Is son OF King Norodoin of Cam
bodia with whom he has quarrclled. and who
Will not hear OF his return to the far East,
where he has played a prominent part in sew
eral insurrectonary movements. Bearing the name
of Prince Duong-C hacr, he arrived here mt the
beginning of tho Siamcsc trouble, established
himself at the Grand Hotel where he has been
living since at the rate Of nearly 500 day, all
of which will have TO he paid by the Government
unless the Princes baggage is detained as Sc
curity and he himself indicted before the police
tribunals as n mere hotel beat. He pretcnds to
have some financial claim the French Gov
crnmcnt. which the latter, however, denies. IL
has decided to make him an allowance OF S3,Ooo
a year from the moment when he settles IN Al
goria, where he will find another Oriental prince
subjected 10 similar Overwhelmingly, the eX-
King Of Anam, who, however. takes his eXil"
very philosophically. passing his time between
photographing and bicycling.
Tho new Duke Of ITzcs, who has hitherto born"
the title of Comte dc Crussol, and his relative,
tho Comte dc Castellanc have just returned from
Lisbon whittier they had proceeded for the pnr-
rosc Of receiving the remains OF the late buh''
which wcrr cXrcctcd on board Tho steamer Ango'a
Their mission has proved frutlcss. II seems tlat
AZ the last moment the captain Of the ship rciseu
TO allow the ducal coffin to be taken on Doard at
Kabnda, On the West African coast. alleging that
the c.skct was not Of sufficient strength 10 WIN
stand the voyage, and that. consequently IL mighe
entail danger to tho health Of the passengers on
board Tho late Dukes negro valet, Charles, ana
an Arab named Sulicman, WHO arrived by 'he
Anrora. have returned with his relatives to Paris
for the purpose of giving the Duchess full par
ticilars Of the last moments Of her SON
4 lawsuit In connection with thc Will OF
well known and popular clubman, VI de Ia ChalS'
has had the result of bringing into court as
witness th, now wcll-nigh + ROTTEN Isabelle,
who formerly enjoyed such Worldwide ceIeDri'y
a. the bououctlcrc of the Jockey Club. For years
she had her dainty little stall IN the entrance
hall Of tho Jockey Club. where, invariably arrayed
in fine color. Of the winner Of the Grand PIN OF
the preceding year. she sold her boutonnlorcs'
rossipprd with the cubmcn ard chdttcd WIN
them about the current scandals OF the DAY
There was scarcely parsonage OF importance III
the Old World with whom she was not on speak
ing terms 40 one knows exactly what l'd 20 Her
disappearance But on" day she vanished from
her post and was longer seen, either AZ 'hc
club or in thc weighing Paddock OF IN" rnc'N
coursos 90 Longchamps and Aut"ull Today she
is little more than memory ana 'r"'i''o"'
the present generation knowing Ter ohS % r'p"-
tation.