The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-09

vas me nfsf ubleCi thit h1 ipuA ON "i
hts dressing c'-- Snd plI"iSi "n hi- Nr'
ing thblr
" hen h- l,,.c ans. ih. n my h.. atu.a.
his fpndne-- lot travelling 1hs'.,,lt u''
e. luld not IndIlgs Nth he I'm" - -
~ while b." Was Prince 81 W be- tie
liked 90 have "yeTyi hing arranged ht 'r"-
hNnd. tie Was very IHarttcuLlT abou' i'''
details ~ his Journeys and ~ rIur,iinlrily
81 'v-r a. inzuTing his Own comfort. Mon
>ieur fehr. the Kings courier. hId charge
- all IN" arrangements
i, came Wuhm has province 10 Chussr
The royal T"ztd@nces ~ make ,"rius WIN
railways, a. engage thu kIng- rnU'us ~
hotels and - paw Ia. bils tie was quite
ready to hgh' the hofel ArrI-rs when IA"
though ,h1t IA" charges hid h,,en llId
GA tno ihIck FOR IA" matter ~ That h''
did npi hesitate 10 u-Is, un reductions
thnt some, tines cam" Ia as much - ~
per cen. His rough HppearanC' and
lnud way ~ taking mHue D. ditcnn -
npIS'-s hum
The Kings Sul,s ~h.u traNrllin. WAS
Sinall usually consisting ot only w"
ruuer,-~ amt u phySlCINn. Ia" :. an 81
- 'Van's lnCrI 10 AZ val AMI ~"
fontm-n 1h' first vale. VI Meidlng"r.
an AUSTRIAN by birth had served ih"
h,ng ~ gh cen wears u MAS he Nhn woke
h,S Majesty every mon ing When ne
en- erred he room he kmE invariably
asi. ed he same question:
N.,dinger.'
-Neidingrr rut at the kingr thing-
brought him he new -paI'eTS and Wade
sire thai eV"rN't hing Vas all right h"l"r"
leaying he hing 10 dreS- alone. ~ u"
ALWAYS did HaWAIns the second vale .
va. lngIish lie lpoAed after the lie
taIl- to which he dignity "t the iiT-l
valet cnuld not -toOp One 1T hts Ch'',i
duties ~aS making up the Inyal u'-c
Ot The tNo fuui mean. one named h"rnih"i
was Ii-rusu IN" other. Neliard. was
English
-iInrpfn-r owed his career Ju his height
aud fine cartilage lie had bs'an grens b.
der ~ rho ~eTN-It. 81 Emperor Nllilaih
II and a show funtmAn with Grand AK"
Mirhasl before hing fdwaru ionk hl'n
tie waited "n the sovereign ~ tam" anu
olensd he dOor 10 visitors. Wehar''
had - elusive Carr ~ the hIng.S 'lw he-.
his hosts and has dog which N"p' IN"
i.AHuon busy enough. a. ms master
travelled with about eeveniv pteoe- ~
nggng' containing among "ther ihints
forty suits ni clothes and over twenty
pairs II bOoi amt Shoe
ha al ~ lIe royal JOURNEYS iurt net o.
moTp Included The motor mechanic.
~rampar and three chauffeur ~ charS"
Il thu three motor carS which the KING
.tno. w,tb him an the. continent Nnd
| must NOT forget 80 mention the i"r' 10
master who's. functions ~onsiSt"d, lirNl
1T an IN transla' ing into Ctph"r inc 'et~
grams " ritten on by IN" hing AMI M
= ran-CrIbing the "iph"r d"~pa' ches re-
t~Ived from pndOn
lie moreover received aud prepared
he Government despatch boxes when
every her day brought paIarS for hls
MaIes,v 10 read or sign and IN winch
the o1rcial documents were carried back
TO ondon lie also delivered III" letters
addressed 80 the members IT the royal
-lita and - an
A. -, - ,h. C:,yarn,n.n, tna.sap o . r
arrived from London. bringing the three
large canvas bags each sealed with e ret
seal and each hearing a badge Inscrib'Nt
with the simple words Post phtc", ana
aft ar the post master had sorted the many
envelopes that they contained the King
examined a u the dispatches. studle,- them.
annotated them. wrote 90 the Prime
Mtn.-t ar with his own hand treated all
the important questions himself directed
how IN" others were 20 be dealt with and
divided the work bet ween his equsrri~~.
These two gentlemen had separate
files for each governmental department.
which we're kept with the greatest faStidi-
BUSINESS and " was marvellous To SOC the
speed aud accuracy with which they were
able 20 Obtain Information on any sub l"C'
likely 20 interest tho King There was
never any confusion. never any mistak"
Naturally ~ was AZ BiarrifY hat ! -aw
most ~ the King and fhnS" about HIM
His Majesty ~ everybody knows mad
gwen up hls former habit 81 spending a
part ~ the winter on the Riviera
no longer go - Cannes and Nee
he sad 20 me one dav because you meet
too many princes thsr" should be
Obliged 20 spend all my tune ~ paying
a nd Receiving VISITS whereas i come to
the continent 90 rest
As n matter ~ fact | have noticed
that kings and princes prefer Ia avoid one
another when they are abroad. a. witness
the following incident ~ which I was a
he " ldered and amused spectator u
was in the spring ~ lsr ne King ~
England had Iusi arrived IN Pans and
had taken a bOE for the sane even ne NJ
N. Theatre de~ CapuCin"s went wIth
his Majesty leaving IN. box 70 tax
glance ~ the tiny house | was surprised
10 see seated IN the stalls the King ~ the
Belgians ! went back and told King
Edward
am delighted ~ hear II ha replied
Md FROM that moment h" oar"fgllV
avoided looking IN tho direction whrr"
his brother sovereign vas sitting When
the hing OF England had left N" thea r.
| waited for the King of ia" E"lEIans
A. the entrance after having him my
r"sps,cts ,,,,,.......,
sir. sad 10 Won SNOW that the Ming
of England was At tine play too
You don't mean - snv So he sad
with IN ar 90 r." greatest aztonish-
FUeUT " -pTTk NOV 10 nNNf' soon titlI.
I shorld ha g been N"as"'i 10 -hak" hands
wth hrw
He kuov an about IT. sad VI N'h"l
Nort'"r the manage IT ~" theatre after
king l"uuold mad gon" told mn.
~, sclf
Md vet thrr" wa no "ooln"~s % an,
. md between the II . fact ~ which | vas
auto 10 convince rv-elf when the two
Ktngs met at the salon IN" neVt morning
and cha'tei pleasantly for quarter ~ an
hour
~ Biarrit1 kng Edward rose a. {;
ev~ry morning He began hy EASING -
warm bath and drinking q glass; ~ milk,
after which he proceeded 20 drHss ~
10 o clock break fast vas snrvod consisting
~ y large cap ~ COTE" and milk. hos.'d
eggs. grilied bacon and fried fish. With .
marked preference tor su"lts and small
trout
'He ney' -at down a. his vritIrr table
y hIch he did not leave mil q p''gr'ar 'ls'
- for his daily wall. Shi"h lasted rr'ii
lunch time I o'ClDcs Lunch tr'RrisLl'
included piovers "gg- bard botl't. VIE
touch Of paprtka followed rv 'ru'it. 81
mon. or grill-d solos % trc1' dist. HuE
s'"weh frii EIov"r- egg. asIgrdErIs
md strawb"rri's wsr" lts taNOrI'" fTT's.
hc hated buioh"r.- meat. and could On
dur" nothing hn7"I"r than 'r'nk"n. except
m OCCASIONS siIc" ~ ls"lp
The evening meat which VS. fv'd
~ n quarter pa=f was generally Trr'tv
rppio.is aud he KING en Ioved HAVING
pagpls u HON ht. hpt. trpd with hrs friend