New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
ANOTHER ROYAL AUTHOR.
PRINCE CHARLES OF SWEDEN TRIES hi'
FORTUNE IN LITERATURE.
FACTS ABOUT THE HANDSOMEsr
n,,ycr or ruRopE 1.-THE KING OF DEN
MARK AND QUEEN soPnIE's GOLDEN

FACTS ABOUT THE HANDSoME'A
PRINCE OF EUROPE 1.-THE KING OF DEN
MARK AND QUEEN sopIIE's GOLDEN
TOILET SERVICE.
tn the long list Of princes and kings VINO nav
,riod their fortunes with varying degrees VI o
, literature Is to be added the name OF lThce .n. ,
a, sweden From the presses OF one OF 'he Ia
,I,s,i,r houses OF stockholm will soon appeur
history OF the Swedish army by His Koyai ihs"" 81,
IL. has not had the courage, however, 10 si'e n'
,.mc to the book prcferring TO sign niniseh "
an, the secret was not well kept. Persons WIZ ma
rad a chance to read the work either IN h'a"''''r
NJ nroof praise 1t unsintcdly. The young man 10
aid 70 bc the master OF tcrse. clear literary S'''
md to treat his subject as Il master.
tn those familiar with the history OF the hosa
ho,,sc NJ swcden-the descendants OF Marshal pei"'
dotte-thcsc fiss will not be surprising. fr.''e
Cbar,.s, father King Oscar. Is not only the taes'
and most idea looking ruler In Eurcpe-not eAccp'e
the gigantic Emperor OF Russh-but poet u,a"',
atist scientist and a composer Ills P'e"' 90
hccn pubIslcd in several volumes, Ills dr'hid9 ""'
been presented TO the public In sweden anu ~
transIaton-in Germany. and his scientific WORKS naNe
earned for him the honorary ueBTee vi 'o''0' '
The University OF Upsaa
Prince CLarles's brothers are also men OIL "'"e
pcndcnce and spirit. His older brother inc s''""'
son OF the King Prince oscar married frae""'h "a"
Mnnck a lady-in-watng TO his mother' III Sif'e vi
tho oppospion Of his parents and the sacnhceS WHO"
he was Obliged to make. When the love anar was
dIscovcrod the Prince was sent journey around
tho uorG and TO tie various courts OF Europe, III 'ie
hope that he would forget his attachment anu IN"
n nrnces, Of the blood 10 suit his taste But De're
his departure he swore allegiance to the young "o'
who had won his heart and promiS'h 10 ih'"e ~, ~
wife in case she remained true. lie returned 'iree
years later 10 keep his word. lie was marf'eu III
England whittier the young woman bad Dec" sent
after rcnonncng all right Of succession to the crown.
The King give the young plir the ute oI frihc' "u
Princess Eernadotte The Prince remained IN tle
navy which he had early joined, advancing III r'"N
by tho force Of his merit alone SIN moh'lS 'eo
reconciliation between father and son took place ana
The Prince and Princess Bcrnadottc were su'no"''
10 slooAholm where they now live.
Another brother Prince Eugene studied Phh"ns
in Paris and was so clever With tho brush that several
- his plcturc, were exhibited in the salon. l'e mas
yecldcd o follow the career Of artist ana Ii now
living in Italy. The Crown Prince, the Oldest sou VI
lie King Is married - Princess OF Bad'"' d
,oIsin Of the Emperor Of Germany. Onior'unu'e'S
She Is suHcrciSSrom weak lungs ana Is opgeu 10 pa
almost all OF her time away from the swedish
.apit ,-
nm, tho most pouular member q tho Royal family
has always been Prince Charles. tho author OF Inc
book on military affairs. lie Is now about 'hir'y-ohe
years old He has often been called the handsomes'
young prince in Europe, and many nave pcen 'he
prinrcs,cs who have been Willing to share MS io' III
NE A few years ago a member OF "eilhlo"n
swedish family In conversation with the writer sa'd
that ,bcre was not 4 girl In all the kingdom who
did not have Prince Carl's' photograph among the
decorations OF her room. lie Is man OF spicndio
presence. almost six feet three Inches taIl Ills nc"u
and features are Roman and heroic, ana MS "'l"n
choiy eye, are Of Il marvellous beauty in MS "i'e
cavalry uniform and golden helmet 1t Is indced
grace and beauty lie Ina, been devoted TO the army
and * n, popular among his comrades n any omcer
I, tne service Every one OF them VIII rejoice IN
nj, success in a new field, and none Will envy hini
his coming laurcls
The end Of tho sensational suit Of the Baroness
won to recover pose, son % NE bos as' Of
Denmark and regal dwelling place to the brother
in.law OF an Emperor. The famou, go:cn toilet scr
fTrdcriEn a Denmark. in 1901 in consequence Of
the judges de- i,on Is again IN poS ronoin onons
The coveted treasure Of the family. ,.,..,..,,,.r
The hast rightful posscsNor Of Castle GiueckSburs
The mrhrlacev 81 VI whp died two Years ago
She wa, the daughter Of King Ferdinand VI and be- be,
came in ISIS lhe wife Of hcr cousin. later Ferdinand
vi Of Denmark The marriage was an unhappy
one and divorce followed In ls3o me pri lh,nS
cave her hand 10 Duke Charles Of hesWlC liolsiei
clueck- burg, rothcr Of III" present Danish KIM.
aotontcd year, ago tho young Baroness Won Beus':
tho daughter OF an old noble German family. anu
educated her princess 81 IN" hloon. "n"i sii-
grow f. wnmanhood. however. she incurred me as
pleasure Of her parents 10y falling In love win lleuten
,ir Won Raven a da-ing Young ofhcer ~ me ''uaris
De.ptc the opposition Of the Duke ana Duchess me
Baroness married the officer. she received mrse
sum Of money as marriage settlement, ,at MAS Vas
obliged by the Duke 10 sign paper r"nouncIng ler
Right to succeed hi property. When the Ducness
died two years ago however, the baroness inlne,
datcy began suit 10 recover ner snare ol me uucl
where She had been brought up, and the celebrated
golden toilet service. ~, ,..,,,
Tho defendants In tho suit Duke Frederick
Ferdinand pcphew OF the late ltlkr. anf brotheri-
mark The court Of FlcuShirg. whore tho case was
tried decided that the Baroness. behlsc OF hcr re,
nuucia,ion had no standing In court and awarded
tho castle 10 tho Duke and the golden service ana
other family jewels 10 Tho ruler Of Denmark lev 'w
DAYS ago the Duke took M his residence In the oId
Schlnss" and n representative OF IN" kiig, aaron
won Lovcnskjold. carried the service back to topen-
hagen -,
The golden service had rested In tho court hank
OF Tcu ,brg since the death Of the Duchess III lcoi
n w,s insured for more than 200 900 marks. As
mentioned already the ton pieces Of SOLID gold wer"
presented Queen Sochr Ficderika when she mar
red King Frederick VI OF Denmark In l1Dl. bN me
DnuI.h people In 1913 during the financial crisis IN
Tho kin gdon numbers OF Danish gave mp their
gold treasures for the purpose ~ coming money me
Queen decided to sacrifice her 2H rom W" people w
tho same way. But hlry-two wealthy citizens 81
Copenhagen purchased II from hcr. and then second
time presented II 20 her. iicr Majesty gave 1t 10 her
daughter Princess Wilhclmnc. upon the occasion of
her first marriage. II was n condliional present
however, nud to 10 returned 20 q pcnhagcn when
ever tho Castle of Guccksburg passed to IN heir VINO
ease. the golden service j. again ono or the chici
treasures In the Royal palace at Copenhagen.
pCLIJVG 4 SytEE'S TOOTH