The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03

% Portugal In the next wore Queer
Alexandra. the Queen 81 Norway and
little Olaf. The King lifted his hat "a
the group standing on the sidewalk. and
Queen Alexandra smiled. Her face had
all the sweetness and beauty that heI
photographs have expressed 60 an the
world. After tho corthRe passed ~,
turned within the castle yard To meet
the squad of soldiers coming out They
were just about two minutes too late for
the purpose for which they had h'Scn
summoned. In an hour I was upon the
green az Eton where the head master
was commenting on the game Ia the royal
family and their guests. who were seated
on camp chairs at the head II the field.
The three or four hundred ether specta-
tors stood watching not the noble visitors
but the game. IL is etiquette in the
village Of Windsor and at Eton not tn
annoy the royal family by staring OF
any undue attention. IL was simple
matter for me To stroll to within fifteen
feet or so and with side glance tn see the
genial face Of King Edward and tn note
that King Manuel was taking "a boyish
interest in the game. laughing and clap
ping his hands at any good play.
/ When King Manuel arrived in LONDON
IL was announced that he would be met
by the Prince Of Wales The Newspapers
published the route of the oavalcade from
the station to Buckingham Palace. speci-
flying the minute IL would pass each Of
given points. The time at the Horse
Guards was los =. NJ. and at exactly los
the helmeted Guards on black mounts
came through the portal. and then six
horses. two abs east, with a white wigged
position To each pair. drawing the car
riage with the Prince OF Wales and the
Visiting King The Prince 81 Wales OF
that day IL the King Of England now
Hardly less interesting than seeing
places known in pictures is To see things
done in rle way you have read about
Al the formal dinners where there are
speeches the first toast is always To- the
King; every one rises and says The King
as he LITE glass to lips. Al the House Of
Commons and ia the meetings Of men
approval Of speakers remRrkA IL mani
Tested by Hear Hear which sometimes
= "nds like Ear Fart At large dinner
in his home the noble host after prOpos-
ing the King. prefaced further remarks
| 10y addressing My lords and ladies'. your
excelencies and gentlemen ON enter
/ ing the draw ing room at a reception or
an afternoon your name IL shouted by
a footman During the conversation at
an afternoon the name II certain bar
onet happened - be mentioned There
was "A aggression until Il was clearly go
tablishsd what was his descent his birth
place aud whom he had married Then
the main subject. % which his name WIS
incidental and nCunseluental. vas re-
sumed
At AN ordinary every evening dinner Of
the faculty at one Z the colleges at OK
ford the provost IL late My immediate
host ami his colleagues have been IN their
seats at the table nearly ten minutes, hut
not "A napkin il turned until he comes
After the Courscs we repair To an upper
room Of the ancient stone structure for !
coffee. and after that has been disposed I
81 cross the common to another room !
with open coal fire and great easy old
time chairs for our cigars
So far as memory serves told hut one
lie in England. Al the entrance To the Law /
Courts was stopped 10y "A bsailr. or some !
body tn that effect who asked. Ar. you |
a harrister. -ir?- | replied. NO. | am an |
hIils-Flt htl anu bfllN WANT W look through
the building lie asked In a mild per {
suasive tone. We'll. but you are a lawyer /
in your own country. aren't YOU. sir" ,
lie wanted 10 save trouble both To himself .
and 20 me. Such an invitation was not
t. be resisted.
My work in London is done. and | m ust
60 hack TO the Continent. How gIoriotisly
D. A I.
ity When | have demurred every on.
% them has said the same thing. When
| was In America your countrymen made
me- feel that ! owned the earth We are
only too glad To have AN opportunity to
give some little expression - our graft
tude' How lovely to be the recipient
Of social courtesies for which my unknown
fellow countrymen have paved the way
have PASSED. a summer without dies
or mosquitoes, and without seeing rows
% pasty faced girls waiting their turn 90
ruin their stomachs At soda water foun-
tains. In Berlin. Paris and London and
the rest of Europe a druggist j. phar-
macy. Wh"n people drink soda II il
poured out ol BOTTLES in a oaf6. and there
are other beverag es: and have passed a
summer out 81 sight " that everlasting
oscillation of the jaws that accompanies
the everlasting chewing Of gum in the
stret cars. on the elevated. in the subway.
in the theatres in the parks. in the restau-
rants, everywhere you turn II were
asked II In any respect Europe eKcels tho
Unitsd States | would say at once. Yes,
the people do not chew gum
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