Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-01
EXIT EDWARD, HE OF SIAM ON
 THE SCENE
Also Prince of SeVia in Lcn- don While King Is HObnoJ- ping With Larger Guns or the Continent,
Special Cable to Review.) By Robert BrodeTick.

LONDON, Aug. 31.-During the ab- sence of King Edward on the conti- nent, We have not been quite without rOyNlty among us. Our first royal wis itor, King ChuIalungkorn of Siam, who almost bought up every diamond in sight and left nearly half a mil lion pounds in this city. was followed by a less wealthy, but far more lively personage-the Crown Prince of Ser via, son of King Peter.
 The former bad boy of Europe" travelled incognito, which of course means that everyone knew he was here, but that no one was to interfere with his pleasure.
 Like the ordinary sightseeing tour ist. he immediately started out sight seeing, and people visiting the Tower the day after his Royal Highness' ar rival puzzled their heads over the Identity of the enthusiastic foreign ] looking youth with close-cropped hair. l prominent nose and swarthy face, who 1 u,anfad- -4n- n-caa>s<ezaY==1>i...I- -n.aiaL1.. as nossible He wore a nanama hal a lounge suit, and brown boots, and he might have, passed for an ordinary foreign tourist, but for the fact that the three men that accompanied him i showed him a certain deference. i Little did the visitors guess that he was the representative of the Karageorgevitch dynasty which again ascended the Seryian throne after that terrible coup detat of June. 1903, when King Alexander of Servia and Queen Draga were Tuthlessly mur- dered at Belgrade
 He has become more subdued of late, and although he took childish | delight in the water chute, which he declared sould be twice as steep and insisted on his suite being pho | tographed with his on picture post cards, he made a very favorable i'm pression on several Servian gentle I men who are not favorably disposed toward the present dynasty.
 The young prince had undoubtedly begun to recognize his responsibili ! ties. Although as restless as King ] Alphonso of Spain, and still very ex
 citable, he has a frank, simple man ner and a capacity for enjoyment
 which arouses a certain amount oi
 admiration.
 | Formerly he jed his tutors an un
 easy life-Major Levasseur. a French
 disciplinarian, who had the honor of
 s'instrueting" the Prince for a time
 was considerably damaged. mentally
 and physically. by the time he had
 finished with him.
 i On one occasion Kink Peter was SC ineensed over the gross insults which the unruly George had offered his
 tutor. that he sentenced his son ta ten days imprisonment in fortress
 But the Prince escaped by sealing a wall, and later on, broke bottle over his tutors head.
 The Princes escapades at music
 halls ard theatres and his wild doings
 generally have caused many scandals in Belgrade. but every one is now
 agreed that be Is turning over new
 leaf.
 Princess Claire ol Bavaria. niecs
 of the Prince Regent of the monarch's
 Kingdom. has joined the little band , of European princesses who have songkt peace in Englizh nunneries 1, The Princess Is leaving Wurzburg | where she has been abbess Of the roy al convent of the Ladies of St. Anne 1 for the Benedictine- Convent of St G, 1i ellie in the Isle of Wight. which hal
 found refuge on British soil since tn French government made it impossi
 ble for conventuai houses to remail
 in France.
 : The Mother Superior of this cor .-o,t fc oIoo a r-ova1 1adv She i'd in