The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-20


the entreatses OF the royal heads Of both
families. There has been constant frtc-
ton ever since. and IL Is acknowledged
on all hands that the princess lie can
not have beer happy one. She k the
oldest daughter OF King Christian TX OF
Denmark and was brought up to a simple
and frugal life. II is said that she aud
her siste-s were accustomed 10 trim their
own hats. and that she was quite over
come by the magnificent apartments pro-
vided for her on her arrival in England.
The princess has succeeded In making
herself the most popular member OF the
royal family, except the queen. The
English never remember that she Is a
foreigner. SO thoroughly has she assimi-
lated the feelings and customs OF the
people The princess has long been
known as the best dressed woman in
England She Is, besides beautiful
woman. retaining even set her splendid
carriage and perfect complexion. She
is noted for her numerous charities and
her tact. Very many OF the public duties
OF the queen have been relegased to her
for the last quarter century.
what Depew Said of Him.
AS TO the character of the Prince Of
Wales. ore Of the most favorable esti-
mates is that of Chauncey Depew. I'M
stead of finding a man devoted 10 the
and the chase" he Is quoted as saying
Il met a thoughtful dignitary. filling TO
the brim the requirements OF his exalted
position, In fact a practical wolf as
a theoretical student of the mighty forces
which control the government of all
great countries and make their best his
tory"
The Prince Of Wales visited this coun-
try in 1850. He was accompanied by the
Duke Of Newcastle, the Earl of T.ucaa,
ana Lord Elgin. He produced the mpres-
sion Of being a fairly good fellow, OF
no particular character"
When he was - years Of age the prince
went on species of embassy 10 India a
few months before the queen was pro-
claimed empress He has four living
children. George, the Duke OF York who
married Princess May OF Teck; the Prin-
cess Louise. who married the Duke OF
Fife and the PrinceSses Victoria and
Maud. the latter the wife % Prince
Charles OF sweden. ore cfsid died in in
fancy. and the Duke Of Clarence. the
oldest son. fri January, 1854
The Prince % Wales was once asked
whom he considered the most clever wo-
man be ever met Without hesitation hs
replied. Ny sister the Empress Frefisr-
lex" That the oldest daughter OF Queen
Victoria the princess royal. IS a most
gltted woman is u0deniabls Her talents
sp'endeatly In private lie than ia the cir
cumscrleed court circles OF Prussia
The Empress Frederick.
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priuc2sses have given sgch early aofi-
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