The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-23
THE PRINCESS'S DENTIST HERE
WITH A FIRST-RATE CHARACTER
FROM u. s. CONSULATE.


His wife Think she Must Have Been
Temporarily Mad-He Was Ono OF the
Twenty.three 70 when She wrote.
but Didn't Send. verse-Bearing Love
Letters--Net Expelled From sax.
ony. bat Departed 10 Avoid 1t.
DR.. Lewis A. Obrian, the American dem
tist whose name has been associated with
that Of Princess Louise Of Saxony, arrived
Yesterday with his wife and son ON the
Hamburg liner Pretoria. They were met
At the pier by Mrs. Obrian's father. Mr..
Belcher Of Providence, who went with
them to the home Of DR.. Obrian's sister In
East Orange.
They will stay there until the doctor
selects q homo and place Of business In
this city. The only thing about his future
that the dentist could say yesterday was
that he'll never 60 back to Saxony.
1--WE had enough. he said, of country
In which . successful mans practice may
be ruined In q night by the gossip Of Jealous
professionals and the within Of king
When seen at the house In East Orange
the doctor devoted himself, first. TO denying
he stories that have been told about him
and the dshonored Princess, and then to
explaining, 90 far as he could. how those
stories originated.
Mre. ObriAn denied one Of the stories on
her own account. and that was the one
oabled here from Paris to the effect that she
was coming back to America to secure a
divorce. She was sitting beside her hus-
band with her arm over his shoulder when
che exclaimed: Nobody knows better than
] do that my husband 10 q true man. true
to me and his children, and In all this mis-
cradle affair nothing moro cruel has been
printed than the story that doubted my
husband and wanted to leave him. DO I
look like wife who doubts her husband?'
Il was evident that her implicit. conf
deuce was shared BY her father. who was
present. during the interview. Mrs: Obrian
= 50 years old. ,the same age as PRINCES I,Ss
They were married about fourteen years
ago In Providence, when the doctor was
In Brown University. He studied den:
tistry the next year in Philadelphia and
then went to Paris. where ne gained the
Evans, the famous American dentist. It
was through the influence Of DR.. Evans,
Dr. Obrian explained YESTERDAY. that he
secured the patronage OF the royal family
OF 64xony Wnen no Weut 70 OIoouoh eoous
before answering any questions ysster-
DAY Dr. Obfian showed the following letter
81 Endorsement from Charles L. Cole. the
Consul General OF the United States At
Dresden:
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IN TIE first place. began DR.. Obrian.
Il want to deny the story that was e1-
prob.SI S% would have been. IN accordance
With the law Of that country. by which any
person not native may be forced out OF the
country on twenty -four hours notice And
shal tell Why the order Of expulsion Is is-
sued Il was in anticipation Of such an
BY a friend at court MY repuiation In
Dresden ana my vines popularity were
As soon a. it was learned that we were
going and we received scores OF sympa-
thetic callers on the eve OF our departure;
Nov the next question Is. naturally,
Why vas to be expelled Tss dr nnoee NJ
King 70 desperation and he was determined
to be rid OF everybody whose name had |
been mentioned In connection with that |
Of his unfortunate daughter y wa. said
- kAe hAx Tom
smons PTncsss LOUISE ELECTS love let.
tep 70 twenty-thrce men which she had |
written and not sent. ] vas one OF the
twenty three. Most Of the letters con-
tanned odes and sonnets.
In my case there were also the rumor
and gossip 81 rax years ago when some
busybodies in Dresden Logan 10 lie about
me and the Princess.
The trouble bssan In this way; The
ior soms charitable work had been able
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