Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09

ARTS. June 29.-One OF the
i - most pathetic figures In. Europe
today is the ex-queen oil Naples
oh, derived of her throne ana
4 forgotten except by few ial'h'"'
friends has lived here in retirement
4 for a generation 4 daughter OF one
o. the proudest royal houses IN
4 Europe and once the head OF bril-
liant court she is today broken OLD
woman who lives only in the memory
Of the past. To the members OF her
h0usehold-like herself old and disdp-
poInted-she Is still her majesty. 70
The rest OF the world she Is little more
than a name.
In a romantic old castle in the
Bayarian highlands. there lived
some so years ago--three beautitul
/ girls They were the daughters or
Macmillan. prince Of Bavaria, and
two OF them were destined to wear
crowns. ln spite Of their high birth
the young priuCesscs were allowed To
roam, free and Wild as wood -nymphs.
among the forests which surrounded
their mountain home.
FOND OF ATHLETICS.
A magnificent horsewoman like her
sister the future empress OF Austria
Maria sophia was passionately fond OF
aI outdoor exercises. Simple and un-
dUected, she enjoyed the long rambles
hhe took, either alone or accom- panied
.y some of her favorito dogs. when
ufed' she would enter some peasant
cottage, share the frugal meal of the
oWeHers ln &c., and many a poor home
f1 D q a..
and generous kindness
nut the hour soon came when the
Princess had TO bid farewell 10
bavaria The eldest. Elizabeth. mar
,,el the emperor Franz josef.
%arilda' "a Bourbon prince. TIE count
WI lrani. while Princess Maria's hand
va Va bestowed on the king Of Naples,
ne marriage ceremony. which took
,..e by rroSy in Munich. on Jan. y,
rs,3'' was again performed at Bari on
~ b. of Inc same year.
was with many tear that the fu-
mde queen left her home. She was too
,, ~ minded to know vulgar ambition
.nu me contrast was great between the
nInple lives ~ the Bavarinn princesses
yii5 mot led I'm the etiquette
ig1eh bourbon court No doubt nor
49, ttHucHce, foreign ways and slight
.u'Hs or manners contributed to
e.a'e Wisunderstandings. Maria
,rra WINS not much loved hN the
,,uru'r- ana chilled bv the unfrlcndly
'-Fnere which surrounded her
,r l.ok refuge in the company. Of
s, ,.'''laI, -her love indeed FOR horses
,1s'lnt'ng almost to passion. once
n.1.tu' NeNed ana distressed beyond
,,,s 10y some petty intrigue. she
csa,it on horse vaultcd over the
~ walls and gnlloped IN into the
80. hut such cscanadcs were
,,itcV blamed and. resolved CON
,,'uousl} 90 fulnl tho duties Of her
al, SiHie. the queen submitted her
~ The golden chains which
80. DC can he surmised from, some
o'NN which csca nod her t',at she
us,.i.N az times for SIMMER pleasures
~, seen ladv donkey-rtdinR
IN a. nor rhildren--a favorite nastirnc
- '''e davs-she alluded 10 ~ several
NJ ,,,.et after when she met the lady
e,,,. nanny Won iookcdi" she OK
60. How WOW AT soon, ~ he on
.,.t Yourselves free OF ALI cnres
lo,ot,. nv 'he tenderness ~ YOUR
er.. 'lNrcn'" md tho queens eves
-, WIN tears 'or he~ one rrcst cor
ss,o,. "o been the death Of a little
"usnler-an only child
GARIBALDrs INVASION
ma "s y. the terrible year OF 1850 came
asa y private feelings had 10 be nut
u. the great struggle In which
"'heuom OF two Siciiics were des-