New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-12


A rroup compr.sinc the regning sovereign and
three younger neratonJ In direct succession 10 he
throne one was naturally curious TO see now tne
aged Queen looked upon such unique occasion:
We have seen her bearing her part In affairs OF
not seen he, psying the role OF the complacen,
grandmother There interest. too, In see;
ing the beginnings of king; for though Edwaru
Albert would probably look much less exalted
babies look he differs as losicians say IN his con-
The SSsrh not 99ts rS %S,e ss 4ssS
| old gentleman who had received me.
Who was /; that took tbs photosraPhT ASKED.
graphed every member of the royal fainiy Tor the
And how Is it managed? Royal personages don't
80 1 make all the nccesssary arrangements men , a.
Windsor. Osborne. or SandrnGham. as the case
may be. and having received instructions ana Sc
for the operation take my apparatus ana my assist
ants down. An. here comes the photograph
lie took It and spread II upon the table. smooth
Ing It out carefully and going critically over II with
n magnfyins glass ,. $500.
ever taken under more un,avorable conditions II
is the best likeness Of Her Majesty that ! have
seen" he said after few moments or close lnspec-
How so? asked 'wha, were the special diff
cutcs this particular occasion? Had you not
made elaborate arrangements at white Lodge De-
YES We, reck9ned on a fine ID. day-fooli'hly.
PERHAPS mi fixed up plac" that was, was per.
you you know. wa BAD and the baby, was too
% the . 9 had to nap nd another pace M
doors. That vas no easy matter; 1t Is rather a"k-
ward to 10 pokng about In another person mouse S'
ana you keep tumbling over reEning princes and
touch q govt into the bargain. rs had However;
,nd Pce at . 5PG Her On a Hs Ths
link made "I the best best Of Of 'o" nave "F 'D
wen that took place after the christening was
over The Queen was wheeled along 20 the TEN;
porary studio her chair the Prince OF ales and
the Duke Of York-well, they just walked; and the
baby was carried Then after some ilttle trouble.
god H.. ho ~
"How do you MANAGE royal sitters?. Do you order
them about with wave Of the hand tell them to
hold their heads up and look pleasant"
tho rnyol FAMILY TO look pleasant my
And how did Edward Albert behave' Was he
mot in the least As ne was placed In
the arms Of the Queen he was perfectly calm and
sclf-p possessed and gave me no trouble whatever:
You see the Queen knows how TO hold baby And
baby who has Just faced christening is not going
no You ana royal person,agss gSod sitters1"
Generally speakns eIseiient The. haye learned
course. they all know me so wel-have known me
from, childhood and talk TO me az pleasantly as
The Queen has seen these photographs l sup
certainly; as a matter OF courtesy always sub.
nit royal photographs to Her Majesty and until
to have copy You may rest assured that the
y9 @ Of the s R s m is the
TO PROSECUTE ROCIIEFORTS PAPER.
THE FRENCH COURT OF APPEALS ASKS THAT 1T
BE PUNISHED FOR INSULTING JUDGES
Paris Aug. 1.-THE speeches for the defence in
the great Anarchist trial were not finished to-day.
The presiding judge announced that the court
would sit tomorrow 10 enable the defending advo.
Gates to finish their speeches.
The Court OF Appeals has decided to ask the Cow
eminent to prosecute the 'Intransigeant' news.
paper for printing on yesterday and Thursday
Henri Rocheforts insulting criticisms OF the Judges
fba iris 1ofA Ans
This was to be expected. since Rochetor;'s paper
is the most virulent and the most largely cIrcu-
lated revolutionary newspaper in France. This Is
due TO the fact that the celebrated pamphleteer,
now in exile In London. sends daily to
his "Intransigeant' leader which recalls
to mind the destructive campaign he con-
Quoted against Napoleon IT'S Empire In
every number OF the famous "Lanterne." Roche
fort still Yields great influence the working
classes OF Paris and the Departments. despite the
incomprehenslbe support he gave to Bouanglsm
for which he sentenced to deportation as he
had already been sentenced by the Empire and NJ
Thierss Government. His intemperance OF language
often goes to excess. and recently he called the
Deputies who had voted the Anti-Anarchst law
hogs" because he believed. like many other Paris
conservative journalists, that the liberty OF the
fort IL not Anarchist. but he cordially hates any
man belonging to that judicial corps which has
under the Empire as under the Republic. He de-
lights. for instance In abiding TO the robes OF the
Judges. call them those skirted people: and he
charges them with being ready to submit to the die
tation OF the political powers OF the day. II Is
natural that In the hope OF restraining the deporable
excuses OF the French press the judiciary should
have singled out the paper and the journalist who
he mos, eonspcgous in hurting epither at the
lppiicaton OF the Antl-Anarchigt law.