New-York tribune., 1904-08-10
I0PD CURzQy TO 81.
.,.,ss England. srith Lady C'so''
FOR India on September 3.

4
b,s rxcl September st is 70
Lofa &C weeks aeuce-as The O. ot ms
20. =. s-oua England aa his res1rf" l'1H'"
6spl MS duties NicsGoy- lie =. DC &C
70 Tes1I :. r.7z. te---0~ IN sthe.r cdfer' cae
con .as been bova. .durirg LADY Csoh s'af
n V,-a II s understood ;h1t b next say
q rsr not extend beyond twcears' ihat
o. N1., +a-rl q cf7-e for wh.ch has peer
hcns t.d His nsa.ta has consideIly improved
- - AIs visi. 70 Eagiar oct re sun
81 - - s,s,oce 10 attacks or rsouS pros1ra-
'o"''a "a IS U.eziss much troCblef''A" : '11''l'-
i,sa
.5.-,o reed ie o~corde6o the reports
- -, .rince of saxoays about to con-
i''1 80 r,atr:rloaiaI al,ieuc'h mpst not pe
u'' tho. 70 II "a Roman eHp-!c' ohuFoh
% - ,r- recognize divo-. and IN the eyes
Ta"- - .rs crown princess q himself arc just
- MARRIED 10 each Others 2. .. r ar ''oiia
.-.-r another BRIDE. evarytlr po'illS n'"'e aa'
-. coward a -eCorci'iaCon "ee' 'i'' 'o1lit'ss
.,sc gs &c l5-n,er CHa Princess is now
- and t-e heir opparA % 'ns crown o.
f9' .l,o ike me Na~tls3oritv ot hls sub
$3.50 ,,5ee4 IsigA rroztHl'si SIC people, takes
-o,,8d mat fne uur3r, ats princess vas sSI-
- from te1ap-rary infHJ arising from tne
ss5ar Of her health tas tine wneH sae
nod with Professor Ciirs an0 II IS recaheo t''Ae
,--srg the few months illeaiilsiF preoso'"g '''e
- =. es-h ~ ler cau@r sae gave evidence o;
- - eo,err-i---- an irresponsibiHty that she
49, 5.4-a bs.n cid accountable for her
ais e such times.
Low the l.owr Prir reels IOWA ms we To-
=. ,s 5sst shown byae fact that in his ho:arg
- Uo-k-oen hs. rge portrait stiu occupies
=. MACE of honor his desk. and that hs mas
,s,s- per1nitted L t2e removed
,,.,ytrr n pa-trai the picture % Ettle Princess
=. vo,,cs the "a born to the Crown Princess
~ ,,-,s. 80 d q Constance sho-:.y after he-
80 win ,-ir. zad. Of course. etTsr she has
49,, j. NV n:bited IL tire shop Wi!--ovT o.
- Isa5inr fine r. and picture store il Dresden.
-, q surrou7a from morning - night by
- --,,,5 ~ sople all of whose remarks ara
sI :, svr,narb.rot only for the ckUd. but for its
M, sxr-assns of tho hope that she may soon
~, 70 T}re.n being heard o. every side. In
- .,e ,--v-r r'rince. VINO Was the most unpopular
- - ri house uutil the tine % his wite's
-, h. si,a then becon,e q universal favorire
- bs reo,. and secured a strong hold or Their
.~.,tioBs a.hs kindly ana chivalIcus attitude
,.,,.-s his se and in Consequence Of the general
80, tbrr course Of time he VIII restore he- 10
- bo-oe q tyaher children
,r.,-,-Li the Princess wrfceE 10 friends n DTes-
-, ans ,ewhere that shS Las the intention OF
a..-,rlvinN-ith all the direetioEs OF the old King
!, So for the sake Of the affection which she
bsgrs hehusband
r+. -s1t visit q the Crown Prince ard Crown
r..-.., OF Greece IN King Edward and Queen
,,5a at Buckingham Palace In London, was
- sated entirely by considerations OF affection.
~, i also a political bearing. There is just al
49, good deal of bad blood between England
md reece. owing To the endeavOrs made by Greek
.-eors and Pau-FIellenists 10 make trouble for
..Brtsh authorities in the island of Cyprus
> POPULATION Of that island is clamoring for
.u 10 the Kingdom OF Greece. and has. thanks
lie activity Of the Pan-HeIlenis: agents, become
hostile 10 British rule as the Cretans were 10
rat OF Turkey prior 10 the appointment of Prince
eorge Of Greece as Governor General Of Crete
Meanwhile things are going on from bad TO worse
I Athens. where aow for the first time differences
nave sprung up between the King ana his eldest
two sons The Crown Prince and Prince George
Fre OF the opinion that large sums Of money should
Be spent in -s0rganizing and equipping the army
sna navy an5 in augmenting the size OF one and
the other.
King Georg. on the other hand, considers that
& Is bad polig 70 waste money in endeavoring 70
provide Greee with army and navy altogether
out OF propotion 70 her size, and far larger than
size can sTTd 20 maintain. pointing out that
Greece. Ike Belgium. has far mors 10 obtain by
zstecraft ad by Diplomacy than By military
naval streuth. He holds that il would be inhn-
tsly wiser 10 spend every available penny upon
the develonnent OF the economic resources Of the
ordinary usds in which the kingdom is lament
ably deaeat
AL senibe peopis. both in Greece and abroad.
agree viii King George. who has shown himself
n msny ways most sagacioUs ruler. while those
whs OF the opinion that Greece ought 70
have e army and navy. no matter at what Pc
clnisry scri1ca. insist that the reorganization OF
both thee branches % national defence should be
Ht1uEte, 10 more capsbl hands than 10 those Of
- r-ny, rr~in unH NJ hNF
they deiare 10 be thoroughly united for the
work These views are loudly proclaimed by the
ua0I7 OF Greek officers or the army. wei.
q thsavy. who ascribe 10 the interference and 70
ne pfessional Incompetence or the princes the
anEabe showing OF Greece in her war vita
Tssg.
b his ss Il may one thing. at any rate. is GER
sa namely thai neither the crown prince nor
PINE George can rely upon the good viii. the
oselence ard the LOYALTY OF either the fleet OF
'hearry. IN both of which services they arc cord
AZ and rather unJuEtly. disliked- IN fact. OF all
iaDaes OF the Old World. that which is regarded
asthe least secure at the present moment is the
On occupied Dy King Georse who is heartily sick
oiS sact OF which his subjects are well aware
ae which he taxes 10 trouble whatsoever 70 con
49,
Kiag Edwards sister Princess Christian. with
hsr tEo daughters. Princess Victoria who has
"s -'41sib1Ae an opeIauon LoE ApPS--uiSlAs At
"ihdsor. and Princess Louise az Schleswig- Ho-
siein. are 10 sal next week fer South Africa
lee primary object or their trip il 70 visis tho
'am3 nt the late Prince Christian Victor at Pre-
lo'.s, who s4c-snbed 70 enterfc fever curing the
noer wa, in @hich he seTsed the star OF Lord
ROBERTS Prince Christian Victor was the eldest
~ u Princess Christian and ? particular favor
re of his grandmother the late Queen Victoria.
us Death haglng been great blow 10 her. which
u'dogbtedly ccntrih.f .fted d hasten her end
ne three Princessss will make an extensive tou-
nFoash South Africa before returning TO Eng
-, and ! hear that reveral members Jsf ths
AaGs family circle wiH seek rest ana change
ssf'aE the coming winter outside the limit OF
European waters
F" feraer this means tha. sry - them sre COM
* 70 America = Is elfneulr pet TO say But I
-o~'I H. lcr tAe reason that considerable resent
aent has been created n+ oo,,-+ =. t-...,,..-,, a.
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