The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-13
DethrOned Ruler of Portugal
Now Settled at Home Of
Due d'0rleans.
NO NEED TO WORRY
ABOUT WORLDS GOODS
ExiIed Family Have a Few Mil.
lions Laid Away for
Rainy Day,
BY LADY MARY MANwAErNa.

BY LADY MARY MANwAErNa.
Special Gable TO The Tribune.
LONDON, Nov 12.-Of course there is
q good deal of sentimental pity for the
detlwoned king or Portugal, who Is now
comfortably settled at the home OF the
due d. Orleans al Wood Norton, but
hardly think there is need for much pity
in fact, | nave litrc doubt that his
Portuguese majesty is much more com
Portable and will hc happier at wood
Norton than he ever has been at Lisbon
| The eXiled royal family are comfortably
we'll provided with this worlds goods
Tx Queen Amelia has a very handsome
Income. which is derived from sources
which are absolutely secure. Manuel,
despite his youth and frivolous disposl-
tion. had sufficient scnsc 10 arrange quite
carly in his brief reign from the deposits
in banks outside Portugal of the bulk of
his fortune. He was advised in this
matter by famous English financ'er
with whom he was brought in contact
through the good nature OF The late King
! Edward. Hc may have to scrape along
on the strength Of having a couple OF
millions TO his name. Then at Wood
Norton ne will find an atmosphere which
VIII differ little from that of the royal
palace at Lisbon.
Pomp and Ceremony Observed.
Tho due d Orleans maintains there a
regal estate, and there. at least. hc is
king of France. His household is ex-
clusively French, and much of the pomp
and ceremony of tho old court OF Ner-
sailles is stu observed, Breakfast. for
instance, is not served until close upon
mid day. and the ceremonial that takes
place Is most imprc ssiYc 10 tho visitor
in its old world forinality. The great
gong clanss through the house. and in
stantly the waiting attendants become as
| inpassive rs so many statues. a door
opens upon the upper floor and Nine.
la Duchess appears. followed by her
maids. With courtly grace she sweeps
down the staircase. Every head is bent
| as she enters tho apartment in which
the meal is served. Sine takes her scat,
! and from another part of the house
comes the due, followed by his secretary.
and attended by the chief officials Of his
household. He bows TO his consort with
the courtly grace OF his ancestors and,
having taken his seat gives the signal
for the meal 10 commence.
Lilies Of France.
Though outsiders may be disposed to
smile at tho pretensions OF the due d
Orleans to the throne OF France, IT, Is 4
very real and tangible thing ct Wood
! Norton. The ''lilics Of France arc en-
blazonod everywhere: and on all sides one
meets tho ponlp and circumstance OF the
| royal court, This. by the way. recalls n
mot of the late King Edward when first
Wales. He was driving IN the ncighbor-
hood OF Bvesham one morning when one
OF his suite espied a lame terrier by the
| Wayside, and directed the princes attcn-
| tisn to il. With that love for animals
! that was so characteristic OF our late
| beloved sovereign, he at once descended
| from his carriage and examined the
| wounded limb. and expressed n desire TO
know 10 whom the dog belonged, so that
| inc might take it home. suggestion
| was haZardcd that, as the terrier was
obviously valuable one. it might belong
| to the duke. No remarked King I'd
ward, slyly, 81 don't think it can. for
don't sec it wearing the neur-dc- lis
Collection Of Curios.
The house contains wonderful COL
| lection Of curious that were formerly the
property of the kings Of France, and
! the due d Orleans has spared pains
| possible. Indeed, several OF the leading
firms OF collectors in London have stand
| ing orders to submit 60 him particulars
OF all such obJecLs d art of this nature
that are properly authenticated, as they
! come into the market. Many of these
! treasures were sent To Wood Norton from
Orleans house. Twickenham. where the
dukes predecessors maintained In regal
state wln, is today bowling wilderness,
Royal Banner Flies.
From the flagstaff at Wood Norton the
royal banner Of France still proudly flies.
and beside this for the future VIII be
lioisted the banner OF the unfortunate
young King Manuel. But the two roya!
standards arc not a record for Wood
| Norton. since when the sister or Phil
ippe VIII" (as tho duke likes to consider
HIMSELF WAS married, a year or two ago.
three or these flags were hoisted, Those
OF France and two of his principal Nisi-
tors. King Alfonso OF Spain and the late
Dom Carlos OF Portugal
Won Woman 8 Scholarship.
Tall and graceful, with a persorality
f..l.. .,lF F,.n.. ifu, TfoG
Juliet 5. Points was the guest OF honor
mt a gathering OF tho American circle
of the Lyoeum club recently. She has
the distinction Of being tne irst woman
endowed by the Federation OF Women
clubs OF America. with the object Of CIV
ing tho American women the same op'
nortunity of studying English life as the
Rhodes scholarships offer TO men. Only
one scholarship Is yet available, but the
scheme has met with support and en-
and a subcommittee has been formed un
der tine League Of Empire. with Sir John
Cockburn as chairman, to watch over It's
dcyeIopment on this side of the Atlantic
! s.srbIs scholarship. Which Is OF the same
: value AS those given under the Rhodes
trust $500 year, enables me to take
two years' postgraduate course ~
either Oxford Cambridge or London uni
yersities" said Miss Points. II have
chosen London because sociology ano
economies cannot be better studied thar
n
, u,hich is famous throughout the world
Another reason is that London is the
, center of English lite' and therefore mus
. he the best place 10 study English per
sonalty and the English point OF Wow
Will Receive Big Salary.
5 Mile C;aby Deslys. whose name .ha.
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t uoal has accepted by telegram an I'm
: p0rtant engagement to appear at lead
Y Ing west -cnd theater in January Th'
z SALARY she Is to receive is believed TO b.
one or the highest ever paid to any pub
: lie perfornner. .
( The Marchioness OF Butte mas issued al
1 limitation to all women and girls wht
n arc natives OF or residents IN the islands
= az Butc and Cumbrae, and bear th'
. name of Mary. to forward their name
n and addresses TO her Her object IS
srcrot but any American Nary's of But
i or Cumhrqe would do we'll TO commuDi
: cato with the marchioness.