New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
WANT 4 FOREIGN KING.

Meetings are being organized ell over servia, par
ucularly among the peasantry. in favor Of the de-
thronement Of King Peter. not only account Of
the personal objection 10 this monarch, who has
failed TO win either the affection or the respect OF
his eges, but likewise because It is felt that his
continuance the throne entails a still further
increase IN the bitterness Of that party strife
which Is paralyzing the administration Of the
government and the economic prosperity Of the
country. The resent the IN which
he has allowed himself TO be reduced to humiIat-
ing subjectioR by the murderers of MS prede-
eessor, who terrorize him TO such degree that
they practically rule the kingdom. And then, too,
the masses Of Servian people are beginning to ap-
precste the fact that their court is boycotted by
foreign governments and sovereigns. and that in
consequence of this il has become virtually i'm
possible for the Servian administration 10 borrow
any money abroad
TIE object which the anti-dynastic party has
nov in view is 10 invite some foreign prince Of
good standing TO assume the throne. The Servians
envy the good fortune OF their ueighbors, the
Rumanans who through much the same
peTience with a number OF native princes, and
finally drove them out in disgust and elected
foreigner, Prince Charles OF Hohenzollern. 10 be-
their sovereign Under his rule they have
acquired prosperity at home and respect and
sideration abroad. Their burdens in the way Of
taxation are far inferior to those of the Servians
and. moreover. the sta bty Of the government in
them tranquil enjoyment Of their pos
sessions well security Of life and property.
the RUmanian. though perhaps less keen witted,
and he has length become alive to the advan-
tsee which there would be 10 him in every way
Il he were substitute a foreign prince of the
class ot King Charles OF HohenzoIlern for the muir
derers' puppet and instrument who now wears the
crown OF Servia.
That King Peters reign at Belgrade is drawing
70 q close is believed in every capital Of Europe
and the extraordinary attitude which the foreign
ENJOYS accredited 70 his government have been
srG = fs-g-
Of his palace or TO attend any function lest
they should be subjected TO the indignity of meet
ing the very officers whose hands are stained with
the blood OF Alexander and Queen Drsgs Is OF
course, contributing in small degree to his down
fan
KING EDWARDS GRANDsoNs
The Prince OF wales's two eldest boys Prince
David" and Prince Albert being prepared TO
enter the Royal Naval College at Osborne a few
months hence. probably in the fall, when the elder
o. TIE two viii be going toward his twelfth year.
while his brother will have turned ten. OF course.
they are rather younger than the age at which boys
are ordinarily admitted 10 this college But the
TWO royal lads we'll advanced for their years.
ana viii be surrounded with special care and at
iention at the college, with their own tutors and
servants, while they win have Princess Henry Of
Battenberg with her children close by. since her
place az Osborne practically forms part of the
same royal domain TO which the naval college and
It's grounds belong.
Al n Ieit by the Prince and Princess or wales that
tneir sons will the naval college not only have
ths advantage Of mixing with other youngsters on
footing Of more less equality, Dut likewise OF
becoming Injured a discipline which it is diff
cut for them 70 learn at home. Then. too. at Os
oorne they will be free from much of eli that de-
Lhoralizing atmosphere OF adulation and hattery
which is inherent life at court. and likewise be
protected from the exeitements in the shape Of
state functions, visits OF foreign rulers etc. all of
"eh are calculated interfere with their studies
aAa 10 work them up .nto frame of mind that is
not conducive 20 their welfare.
AIthough both going 10 the naval college az
OsDorne yet IL is only the younger OF the boys
"Ao is destined 20 the naval profession, and who
oa leaving Osborne Will be transferred 10 the
Britannia az Dartmouth. The elder is 20 receive
military education on leaving Osborne.
SEPARATION FOR cRIsPFs DAUGHTER.
Princess Lingus glossa and her husband have part
&C company. and judicial separation has just been
pronounced By the Italian courts between them.
.Ae princess is the natural daughter OF the late
Ssnor Francisco Crispi the famous Italian Premier
90 statesman, and throughout the latter part of
as life sne waE his favorite companion.
4 IS understood that the differences between the
Prince and princess are largely due the Iatier's
discrimination 10 publish all her fathers private cor
sSponoence, diaries and papers. with the object
= relieving him Of many of the charges which
.ez'eo upon HIN and which marred his fame, fore
- Mn. indeed, eventually into retirement in which