The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-16
ENCLAND'S KING
HAS MANY HOMES

!, with the requirements OF the French
! law. caused the announcement of his
entine. to be made public. on the. bull
/ letin board of the mayoralty OF the
/ Eighth Municipal District in Paris.
! the Mayor submitted 1t to the De-
! Ing 1t up. at the Department of tho
Interior the predicate of i'm
| perial highness" which the prince
! had prefixed to his own name and to
J those of his parents was stricken out.
! though the prefix OF royal highness"
Belgium. and of majesty" to the
| name of her parents. the late King
Leopold and Queen Henriette, was
ileft untouched. The French govern
nouncement the mention that tha
! prince had residence In Paris. in
| the Rue Monceau twhere he has re
tanned a small apartment, though un-
/ tenanted throughout his exile), on the
ground that he Is not allowed by
1 France. and that his real home is In
| the Avenue Louise. at Brussels. An
other change made by the Department
| of the Interior which excited atten-
/ eliminated the name Of "Ronaparte"
| from the announcement, Prince Napo-
/ leon and his parents being merely
designated by their numerous Chris
! Princess ciementine's selection of
Prince Philip OF Coburg as one of her
two witnesses at her wedding natural
~ has caused much talk; for Prince
sister. Louise. and that she should
have invited him to attend her on
| this for her, so momentous occasion
emphasizes the fact that in his Bit
ter differences with her sister she
sides with him. against Princess
/ I aS-Cr0wn
| cess Stephanie, who was also present
at the wedding. with her husband.
| Count Lonyay. The second OF the two
witnesses for Princess clementine was
the personal representative OF King
| Albert of Belgium.
1 In order to understand the attitude
Of the Pope in declining, through Car
Cardinal-Archbishop Of Turin to per-
| form the wedding ceremony. 1t is nee
essary to state that Prince Napoleon
had insisted that, in accordance with
| THAT is to say. OF the Code Napoleon.
the civil marriage should precede the
ecclesiastical ceremony Now, IN Italy
! this Is not obligatory, and the vatican
Napoleon slight to the church. rath-
CIR than an eagerness to propittate his
I fellow-countrymen In France and to
Hive up to the law OF the land OF his
\ birth. Inc eCcleslaStlcalg.& Gel eluo!iS
was, therefore performed by the
Bishop of Piella, and after the civil
/ marriage had been solemnized by the
Mayor Of Moncalieri
1 Following sthe example Of the DUKE
| of Orleans, Prince Napoleon has in
vited several members of the French
| aristocracy to become honorary mem
bers OF his own and of his wife's
household. and hear that the grand
mistress OF her household is to be
\ Princess Joachim Murat. who Is
/ great -grandchild of Marshal Eey, and
| a sister Of the present Prince de. Ia
Noskowa and OF the DUO d'Elch1ngen.
Princess Clementine, on her mar
1 riage the day before Yesterday. as
! sumed her husbands predicate. OF I'M
. perial highness,' with which ne
Twas endowed at his birth. and VIII
rank at the Belgian court IN the
/ same way as the other royal BeIgiah
/ princesses who have married foreign
princes. namely, her cousin, Pfin e. : =
| Henrietta. sister OF King Albert, VINO
lis the wife of Prince Emmanuel Or or
Ileans, Duke of Nendome; and Prlncess
4 Josephine, who is married 70 y Prince
/ Charles of TIohenzollern.
!ia(Copyrlght, 1910, by the BRENTWOOD
\ Company.)