Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-26
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Grimstons. the family name Of the
Nerulams. The London police believe
that some Of the heirlooms are in
America and they are actively follow
ing up the Aldershot clue. Lord YER
ulam at present refuses TO pay a ran
som.
The Princess Of Wales has very
strong views about the education Of
her children. Both her royal highness
and the prince have determined that
their children shall be knocked into
shape as the prince himself has eX-
pressed It. by children Of humber
birth. and they are both intensely sat
isfied with the results as far as the
education Of Prince Edward. their eld-
est son. at osborne Naval college, is
concerned.
The boy has already immensely i'm
proved in physique and can stand up
to the most -uugnacious youngster in
the college. The princess has now de-
termined hat her daughter, Princess
Mary. shall go 10 a boarding school
and mix with girls Of her WI age.
This, Of course, is a very advanced
program. as none Of the kings daugh-
tiers We're allowed to 30 to boarding
schoc!
The princess very quietly has been
making inquiries through an agent,
and at present her leaninEs lie towards
a very select,school known as Pilham
House. Seaford, a little seaside VII
laPe close 10 Brighton.
The school is kept by two spinsters
Of a good family who have only ten
very carefully selected pupils.
amongst them n Of the little SWed-
ish princesses.
-
british bishops are too wen raid.
thinks one o. the most distinguished
Of them. The Bishop of Norwich.
who is this year president Of the
church congress. has declared that
Episcopal palaces are too large and
too expensive to maintain. and that
tho should be sold. When taking
possession Of the bishops palace at
Norwich he said. Il had to spend
more than S15.000 and It can not be
kept IN for less than $2,500 a year II
q smaller residence were provided,
my stipend might be reduced by
$1,000 or $500 q year"
The bishop Of Norwich receives a
salary of $22,5 500 a year. which he IS
To have reduced by $500.
This self-denying attitude Of tn" bish-
Is one of the chief unofficial topics
among delegates to the church con-
gress.
The quiet. shop-like office of the
strand Union. in Henrietta street. Coz
vent Garden. enjoys the reputation OF
being the most romantic place Of bus
in London.
It Is the Gretna Green Of modern
for there are the headquarters
Of the registrar Of marriages for the
strand district, who Is constantly lent
busy tying the nuptial knots for cell
in a hurry.
As the strand registry office is set
In the midst of the great hotels 10
which etoping couples from the cont
nent usually stop. the reason Of its
popularity for quick weddings Is not
lard 10 find.
Continental royal personages, popu-
AR actresses, hustling American mil
.ionaires and popular members of par
lament are among these who have
found happiness In the little room In
which the registrar prepares the GER
.ifioates Of matrimony.
Among Ahe most recent secret mar
lro:
Countess Montignoso. divorced wife
the King of SaXony 10 Signor To-
SELF, a young professor Of music.
The Hereditary Prince Eberwyn. of
Bcntheim-Steinfurt. nephew of the
duchess of Albany. to Frau Langen-
field. a burgomaster's daughter.
An official Of the registry office
'aid to me, speaking of these mar
-iages.
We pay no particular attention to
he rank or position of the bride and
bridegroom. To us a crown princess.
prince or a famous actress is simply