New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-06
PRINCE AND THE POLICE.
GLAD TO BE FREE FROM GUARDING The
ROYAL yISITOR-TWo YALE MEN
ARRESTED IN PARIS

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boo 80 Guarding a potentate, or the relaINe OF
o,entate and the more widely known .iia
.a,.a-e Is the more carefully must ne oe su
r. man in the present generation mas Nis'e 80
,ry who has attracted such "lueSi'i eau a,iu
~aI attention as did the German Prince "
s. seemed with descriptions of his sayings ana
80. an rniuutest details. and he scarcely looh d
-, yrbile in America without descrlpllo"s appe"
- .,ra,ehtway in print Everything ne oid was
scbeduled and itineraries OF MS every A0'
rore unfinished ir advance.
-, a. ms that gave the police cold chills OF
r,n1e II would be announced that al such anu
-. an hour the Prince would pass down such ana
- q street and often as not 1ha' passage
- 10 made in an open carriage AT such tunes
o,,oa hreathed more freely when the Journey
1 M matter how closely a man may De
,5e5 Il cannot he done absolutely. and a hras
11o-ronsen in the hands Of an expert shot would
&c rendered all efforts nil If the hancler o. 'le
-, had been located a tall building over
,,,,r- one Of the advertised lines OF travel
ynr,a the swing carried the Prince to Chicago
q. mas supposed that of course he would WISH inc
ool,-aras but this he did not do Tor the reason
80 -ba Chicago Police Department would NOT
euarantee his safety The head OF the depal
rartea the Prince 10 delay day so 1hal an me
il.h1a notice could be concentrated about the
e,ockvards but the Prince thought the visit not
,ortb this trouble. and. besides ms scheduIe "o
,.+es NJ no delay. and so he did not see 'Heii'
.-o-o,ee in 2 different manner from
v-eD
=, America and an American unfortunate
o,ch 10 fall into its clutches finds MS nome GA
a-sences or knowledge OF little Nalue aS
- some wears ago two Yale seniors LANDED IN
- .resh from a walking tour of SwlizeTlahu
- 20 .be mir carried a crooked handled AIiihe
- with heavy pointed iron ferrule, an hlldh'
,,ne3stock il was built 10 assist IN mountain
,ir,hins The owner Of this cane was passiiis
-, a Partisan boulevard. and in his high spirits
,,,ad = blow with the stick at post Inc oao"
,,aa5 and a tinkle of broken glass followed IN
s+antlv excitement permeated the boulevard: ana
the boulevardiers took a aeCloeI ao I'd 5ha gen
,erest in the young men from Aaie anu slle u
ZINES IN the vicinity evinced an intense desire 70
add persona ooHla Mai thew had done but they
decided that that locality seemed unheaLlh!, M
oae down the boulevard for the one with me
cane and off the pair darted al a cup ,
the ewes Of the Parisians bulge win
The pursuing gendarmes were pTacuCaIi! t -,
81 the STAR 6q ,be al Tu2nng and from then on
60 aS the gendarmes Were concerned, IL pecaIie
felas 49, 81 fifteen blocks the Yale men succumbed
end were promptly arrested 1t appeareo onaL T -
ts Sstfai Of France The authorities would not
alow them bail ana 1ne NV Wv wera phoTographed
thsir descriptions and measurements tahetl alId
he 70 their surprise pending the trial they We're
thar the authorities had yeriIea 1aTl hacene re
Then they went TO the AmepGam ard fbe story
but promised be present at the l I a., j.; S9
off in due time, and the Judge mulc.eu ~ ,"s,
francs damages each, with the & VIZ % nn
Ing or leaving Paris in three days Inc naie me-,
~ them TO agree, which they did When they got
outside the consul said: ,o,,, &c Won Y,aase
~ as long as you behave yourselves That three '
days leave only form but heaven b nrP prebie
with The police for 1t viii be second oencs Genres n
and descriptions. you know. now grace the hoeues
GaeTy OF ,beW do to this day despite the fact that
one OF the men is now a prominent iaWSer pa tt.s~
city and the other wen Known "eSte ~
of high reputation
vbe, IN Albany last winter the bill came up to
n-ohibit trapped pigeon shooting. against Its pas
-. . man made an earnest appeal. Pigeon shoot
,nr he represented 10 be manly sport, ana salu
that to curtai it or interfere with 1t would Wcrk
wrong and hardship He made an aple aIn Of
satisfaction that his work was well done Ih zen
in his place another man wS oaa m1.
of them was short and to the point .
.,.nopti Uhv pigeon shooting bears about the
same relation TO sport that ping pong ooes 10
tennis"
Every mart OF the country has its Individual
characteristics and in nothing does this snow more
pec,liarly than In the food consumed mus a
Philadelphian would not consider Sunday as sun
dsv az ALI unless collops and scrambled eggs
formed the principal portion of the first meal OF
the day, and Bostonian would also regard the
first day with equally disfavoring eye unless ne OF
ghe
hcient quantity OF baked beans and goldfish balIs-
in the South the succulent fried chicken and corn
pone are the dainties. The cattlemen of the West
thrive on air tights" and Butte declares
strong preference for mountain sheep, but TO
New-Englander has only to say pie and the
eye elistens and the mouth waters. Pie TO New
England is almost religion. In many LOCALITIES
there the inhabitants begin and end the day Win
it, indeed, the physicians say that those same
people prematurely end their lives with it inc
writer once travelled with a party of consumptlFe
iuvalids from Boston who sought health in the
bamy South Through the long night they
coughed. and when morning came they took break
fast Philadelphia The health seekers one ara
ali made pie the piece de resistance of their matu-
final meal The of the Eastern States have
settled everywhere this broad republic, AND
wherever they have gone the pie habit has gone
with them. With successive generations ms faplt
Hawaii. where the white population is l2rSeiy OF
New-England descent pie forms staple, dlsh M.
which is the base of the refreshing poi coo ktall
Russian army that their native and customary
food is a vile. nauseous and strong COMPOUND or
ing could touch the mess But these troops. when
compelled 70 eat less plaineT eieaner re and
and reject II and clamor for the stronger com
gree. IT is with We -Engianders: they viii eat
other food, but they hunger and long for pie, and
Memorial Hail at Harvard is really a great
sang club the design being to Supply 1909 10 come ale
mittee runs the place. and follows the simple
rule OF adding all the weekly expenses together
and dividing the sum by the number OF students
the result being the amount each student mas
to pay for eating there To this committee an
complaints have to be made. and one that it re
ceved once has become classic A student wrote
that he never had heard of such a thing as 10 pay
3 80 week for meals and to get pie only once a
day
Western told story the other evening
showing the different manner in which lawyer
regarded his clients acts from the standpoint OF
attorney and that OF a citizen. A man accused
OF embezzeInent was defended by q prominent