The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-10
ny LA MAnaU,sE DE FoNTEsoY.

/ of a private nature. was chaetnfized !
i by good deal Of state At the rail-
road station at Eveshsm the ruler OF
Great Britain and his consort we're
welcomed by the master of Wood Nor /
ton, that is to say, b. the Duke OF
Orleans. and 1t was significant that the |
ceremonial OF the meeting was iden-
teal with that of q meeting between
reigning soyereigns. That is say. |
the Duke OF Orleans. after bowling to
| the King and Queen, embraced King
| George, kissing him on either cheek.
and then after kissing the hand OIL
Queen Mary, kissed her on the right
/ cheek. Tho duke was alone at the
| railroad station, with one of his gem
tiemen in waiting, the Comic Alfred de
| Gramont, younger brother OF the Duo
de Gramont. The duke. then drove
off With the King and Queen IN his
lde Bramont following in another motor
with Lady Bertha Dawkins and Captain
Godfrey Faussett, who We're In atten-
dance on their majes,ies.
At Mood Norton the King and Queen
wern received by King Manuel, his
mother. Queen Amalie, by his grand
4 mother The widowed Contesse de-
Paris. and BY his uncle. Dom Alfonso,
I, only brother Of the late King Carlos
! The Duchess of Orleans. VINO Is mem
Der of the House OF Elapsburg, and VINO
prior 10 her marriage bore the lille Of
Archduchess Maria Dorothca OF Aus
tria, was confined b. illness 10 hex
apartment. where she was visited By
the two Queens and the Comtesse dc
Paris. Ut the luncheon King George sal
opposite TO the Duke OF Orleans. with
Queen Marie Ag1elie on his right an, ana
while the Duke Of Orleans had his
nephew, King Manuel, OH his left and
on His right Queen Mary. who WAS ~
Francis OF Teck King George and
Queen Mary after luncheon had long
interview with King Manuel and Queen
Marie Amelie, and spent the entire az
ternoon al Wood Norton, visiting the
bear pits, where the Duke OF Orleans
keeps the superb Polar bears which
he brought back from his last Archc
eXpeditiun. and also the museum whete
all the trophies OF his big game shpol- :
| ing expeditions in India. Afrtfs, Cen
& tral Asia, Russia and the Arctic re-
gions are preserved. The stay Of the
King and Queen was prolonged W.
hours beyond the appointed time, anu
they were escorted back to f.yesnam
station by the Duke of Orleans, the
same ceremonial being .obser.ed AZ
their departure as on their arriTat,
The Duke OF Orleans Is "a very
striking looking man of towering stal-
lure, standing six font two in his stock :
ing feet broad in proportion, carr
ing himself magnifcently and pIesei ~,
ing Il striking RESEMBLANCE in me en is
Of his features and In the shape OF ms
beard to his ancestor, King Henry ~ ~.
OF Frame. Indeed, the, Duke OF of,
leans, who is the only brother OF the
Due de Montpeusief, is one Of the most 81
stately looking royal personagcs N
: Europe, and in 1.-THE by no means I'M
ID probable event of Wonarchlcal res.
Sc French people would be, able TO fee
r. that they had monarch who lookee
the part TO a greater degree than any
X, Of his fellow soyereigns in Europe. WIZ
err the exception OF Emperor Francs
~ Joseph.
& Iapan's Emperor Mutsuhito. has Jus
al organized as part and parcel OF M
household a special council wn ,rt = =
ne to constitute a species OF court =, q
H. honor for the peers of the realm -
. has found that there are a NUMBER .
is shortcomings laid al the door OF th'
= gone eome within Ta,h the jarlsdiction Of IN
81 ordinary tribunals. or even even, WltI'n Una
g, of the House OF Lords itself are never =
\. theless prejudical 10 tins orlef y y
Z peers The council. according 10 IN
20 of !, judicial chamber, will be EN-
. powered to summon before At and :
as examine on oath any y p sthics s9 Of IN
!, order, and ~ pronounce IN tne nam nan,
''s of the Emperor, Judgment lnvoiVlh !
dispeerment, fine, inlprisonment ~, Q
even an orlerfor self-destructlon. "
ng Japanese House Of Peers r., , u retfDi III
on imperial family, of fifteen princes -. !.
be thirtysiS marGuisess am, ana a o. e c"nnt
~ REPRESENTATIVES, of the hundred coul.t
ia seventy-tiye repreafn -, snyenty
seven Observation-Disclosures of the near fou
hundred barons of the Empire
on In every country there are Q y, nuliipe !, :
:" AGAINST tie accepted ethics Of our NJ, : :;
cial system, which do not come Win
the Jurisdiction Of the ofn 1,al.,n ~ n
nj of the Land. Among the e, ,yh 7
,Ns olf on ~ a pti or retired list a
dealt win by military or naval cour
Of n9noT n th tbe ssS are sdeermined
the' eoverning committees Of the ya
70 i i leading clubs. probably tIle me &c
important tribunal OF thl !, ! e wnrds :
heinz Ss gnn 5Rf fr'n5@ jockey Glib sWhIeh
Ell" Is no no appeal, ''WaTning the y, t fnap'
"a off the Heath" at NeWna ,i. I'm nj ia
ne to say, OFF the turf condemns nlR ~ i
ssss ssrssaIs s Warss aSffHaafe
~ Emperor Mntsuhtto Of Japan g IL Is, : h fu
wv ever the rst ruler % a ds.nte udici
nowers for the punishment ot me En-
traction of the laws Of hof tSe p 9xl .nq
nav g qua thereof, namely, the jnee
,,n,. OF the realm,
,ple IT. Hesketh Prichard, who l l,ash j !
arrived in the United states WY ap
per Wife, Lady Elizabeth PrlnllaFu' WI Z,
ANY, lsnE Wssf pup hsa Ills book as
wv ing with his last years 8eat'o,as'ssriit On,
ave Labrador is celebrateG as :. :. ! /" =
,,ga lrrlcketer, as an eNplorer.ot Pa Az 4,
'4As AZ the author of one OF tH ne y.
out works about Hayt and 9f,sln.s, ]. p
nor mlar novel entitled "pan RI. =, tn MI !,
also been A. u. g, to tle pfesen !, !, ~ g.
4roy-of ireland. His wife y q anuI
ter Of Lord yerulanl, who pears 9e u /,
n,,g|tttle Of the great ST. Franels i t'a
aAu and occupies the latteps nome
uorhamblry, near st, Adams. !,
Gnrhambury, which WAS creaH
lsof Sir Nicholas Bacon, atler 81 q, !, I,
our Franuis, and lord priyy seal 20 Nv
sing Ellxabeth, came into the falIl!y y!
!, q. ,,resant Earl nf VerulalllS hrouRi !,
ihss marriage of Anne Bacon dauGh !.s XIX
heiress of Sir Nathaniel sl3acot ~ hep''