The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-13
Tribune.

y 70 49, l,s,-Hislory is being g
w. IN European capitals
rs' ,oyal statistics have have t. to
i''' ~ ~. lIttIe while. ITO the 2
= '.r .omsn may be attributed
. - The Portuguese mon
d o. ,,,ority on affairs in
BE-, n aay. aa The remark indi-
n queen may be a
u'ss s,,li be a powerful force
ny survey the widowed
9 ." ,or a moment and they
E'@ 10 q notable body OF
y ', added a recruit but re-
' sos rid herself OF two.
''s .,.,y enough. relegate an
Nv. tense class before the
y ,,..r II is indeed a mis-
,,.se widowed queens as
.,,ekssc of former crowded
s,,Ii,e. NE. Their influence in
an sways the hand on the
IT.. and In some, Ike that OF
~ 10 be greater than that
IL reisnlns queen
4 :, ,ecount be taken OF Maria
Lowed grandmother OF eN-
i and widowed queens who
{, nisnsd. like the Countess
'.,T Of the Duke d'Or!eans.
IN .,vsn notable royal dow :
...- NJ. seniority these illus
,'an the ex-Empress Eage- :
!, yopolcon Ill: Marie Feo-
,.r,rsr empress OF Russia
Mother Alexandra OF Eng :
4, a, King Edward VII; the
. o-sn Margherita Of Italy.
T, KING Eumbert; the Queen
l." Christina OF Spain Widow
=, IN: the Dowager Queen
i gnjend, widow OF Prince
,.3 ,he Dowager eE-Quecn
La widow OF tho murdered
=. q Portugal.
,:v Of Past Reopened.
|. sAjeh the dean or the dow =
1, ,risy may o. summed up In
tsForgivc US our trespaSses as
4, lheT, who trespass against
|rlp Of tie llght~hcaded fir-
!, Youth. she is and always
4, I,5ly religious woman. the
\ a paes i,om the past wa S
n, o:caslou which turned the
y q the aged empress 10 the
ixE.n, Of a half century
h,lhhed scene OF a former
,r,tr Of Fontaineoleau. lie had
iau In his. day. The emperor
,-p, with a party of friends.
F, h, ue where Napoleon ] had
y Ii, pope. The station mas
h oes1ty rose In his button
/ ,spsss admired VI. The for
h L 10 her majesty, nho ac-
4 Ft Il 10 her nose and then
h stamped II 10 pieces he :
\ Nsh .hecled shoes. The sta
i. sgore vengeance, Learning
rh, ne vas sick unto death tho
..siened By misfortune. begged
|.oesS. She. herself. the most
Somin Of her dar. forgives ali
-. She torgives even the
Ii h,r arrh slandcrcr. "Plon-
I otirieHds his son. Prince We
'kn. NhO thus late has Uor
IS Clemcntine OF Belgium.
ff!nee Napoleon, or "Plon-
r. n!crriug 10 a shameful
j. ,he paternity o; the EN-
'asahi. snceringly said: "You
y, Of a Napoleon" when the
~. Yes. have his family
f1ks great wealth goes 10 thf
y 'vdlenl man. How vast tlli,
|fiy to say. FOR Napoleon, hav.
I plessntlmcnC that ne would
p " throne, placed money IL
'r,r<s outside OF Franco.
tss the empress try TO recover
r Riding coat. the cloak, the
"a ,hc military boots. the EN-
n:dles. the inlaid pistols anc
r. ToHl OF the great Ma
3 lhsl she may give them tc
1ktT. Outside Of financial hell
Z Victor. the cmpress's melan.
nm on the continent consist!
,als IA the Tuilerics Gardens. O
'lis 10 the Avenue 1u Bois
~ hoyeday OF her youth wa.
l'enue Of the Empress anc
he church Of ST. Roch, whcr,
- Shen a girl The S4-ycar,
r. salts in her English homo
.ai an. nov that Prince Victo'
ri S'ide.
'as Excuse for Monarchy.
lialher case. "She is the onl,
- i9r a monarchy" wrote ;
disan Of the widowed queer
snort as II has been sine.
u kihs Edward VII. hi.
a HIlcS an attitude and ther,
= ladlcations Of the part sh,
heT majesty has no intention
. fmlanlhrcpic works. Th,
NE hospitals with which sh,
Hn during her husband
- pn'luup Ia no ,..II.l d.. .r,,