The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-14
KING OF BAVARIA
UTTERLY |MBEC|LE:.
Physicians Say He May Live for
Many Years in His Pres
cnt State.
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LOVE AND TWO DIVORCES
Matrimonial Romances OF Lady
Violet Jocelyn, Now Wife
Of Huoh Watt.
LOVE AND TWO DIVORCES
uY ia MAnau1sE nM roNrENoY.

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ny ia MARaUIsE DE ToNTENOY,
W the twenty fifth year of his
IN reign in Bavaria. but the festiy-
tiles which IN other monarchical
countries are organized BY the govern
ment and the nation TO celebrate the
silver jubilee of the sovereign's access
sion, Will be lacking in this instance
That there Is no cause for public re-
joicins is once more emphasized by the
annual report which has Just been pre-
sented to the Parliament Ut Munich
concerning tho condition of the de-
mcnted King. who Is now sixty two
and who, In the opinion of his attend
ing physicians and OF the most emil
nent specialists of the realm, is likely
to live for many years to como, ana
TO attain ripe old age, for the kidney
with which lie was formerly afflicted
have been entirely cured and such eX
cellcnt care is taken OF him that 1t
is difficult to conceive OF anything oc-
curing to shorten his days.
As for his mind, every slimmer of
reason has completely vanished, and
the monarch, wholly imbecile, spends
his entire day seated on the ground,
staring into vacancy. This is all that
is known, for the servants and at
stenuartS, WHO arc pdItiCuidIIJ Neii
paid, know that they Will lose not
only their berth, but also incur such
III VIII on the part OF the authorities
as to render their remaining In Ba-
varia impossible. in the event of their
revealing anything that takes place
behind the high walls that surround
the palace and park OF Furstenried.
Even still more severe are the penal
ties provided for the picked soldiers
about two companies-who form the
military guard of the palace. while
the officers in command thereof. and
those forming part Of the royal house
hold at Fu.stenrled. are Furthermore
bound by a special oath OF secrecy. IN
deed, the only people who. ever talk.
and that only in d very guarded way,
are the specialists who are called in
from time to time. and who are under
lao other obligation Of discretion than
those imposed by the rules of their
profession. Let me add that officers,
chamberlaina. physicians guards and
attendants of one kind and another
have now been relieved of the neces-
sity, formerly imposed upon them, OF
crazy King.
New Irish Earl.
The new Ear, of roden 10 a v.t..,,,,
NJ the SoutI fri,a,, 49, ,tsi,.t,.
Years ago. and his n.ife has acS lev,
considerable note as a novelist, under
the name of Ada Maria Jocelyn, having
been known until now as the Hon.
Mrs. Robert Jocelyn. The peerages of
Lord Roden which include the WIS.,
county of Jocelyn and the barony of
Newport, arc all Irish honors, and con-
sequently do not carry with them any
seat in the House of Lords So that
the earl win have 10 wait for a va
carcy through death among the TWEEN
ty-eight representative peers of the
Emerald Isle, before he can hope for
election TO the upper chamber of the
national Legislature.
The first Viscount Jocelyn was Lord
High Chancellor of Ireland in the
reign OF George H., and his son was
advanced to the carldom of Roden for
his services as Auditor General of the
island. But while these d!gnities are
itself is OF very ancient origin and
figures in contemporary records as
among the eminent houses of IIcrt-
fordshire in the eleventh and twelfth
centuries. They remained magnates OF
Hertfordshire and OF Essex until the
beginning of the eighteenth century,
when they seem to have migrated TO
Ireland. and TO have been established
ever since ar Tullymore Park. in Coun-
ty Down, and at Dundalk House, in
County Louth
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