The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-07
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w. knowledge her convictions about
the matter. She ascribes 10 the Hum
snrian Count Czapary her conversion
TO this cult, and relates how he trans
formed her mother, the late Princess
hermann zu WED, from confirmed
invalid into . Well woman who lived
TO an advanced old age. contracting a
herlain. Baron Rosgenbach. II de-
tracts from the value Of the Queens
account of the recovery Of her mother
when she admits that Count Czapary
reinforced prayers by means OF mas
sage. But this did not in any way I'm
pair either her own enthusiasm or that
Of her mother about Faith Cure, and
from the time Of her restoration to
health. the princess devoted herself to
the Faith Cure cult, TO psYchograpily
table turning, etc. her views and boz
the Queen or l;umania. who Is so well
known in the realms Of literature
under her pen name OF Carmen sylvia
PERHAPS It may be as we'll to add
that while Queen Elizabeth has been
allowed free rein in praying for her
husband during his recent serious III
Of wreck, and has been permitted to
take part in nursing him. neither the
crown prince, nor the members OF tho
government nor tho leading states
men. have tolerate any interference
by her with his regular PHYSICIANS and
surgeons, who have been treating him
according TO their own methods, ana
not according to hers. In one word, he
has not been left to the Faith Cure
Queen Elizabeth has no children OF
her own. her little girl having died
her husbands nephew. and she was so
opposed to his marriage TO the fasci-
mating Princess Marie Of Great Britain.
and or Cobnrg, IN London. that she not
only refrained from being present at
the wedding. but did not set foot in
Rumania until couple Of years had
elapsed. She had been set upon mar
rying him to her portly yet poetic
maid OF honor Helen Nacaresco. and
caused thereby so much trouble to her
husband and to his ministers that he
self obliged to dismiss his wife's house
hold. and to Danish. not only from Ru-
mania but also from her entourage
caresco. and her Alsatian private sec
rotary, Robert Schaefer. AS the Queen
had refused to part from them. the
she. was staying. were invoked by her
husband, King Charles, and by his leg
alton at Rome, in order to force them
to leave both the Queen and Italian
territory
Field Marshal SIR Evelyn WOOD has
succeeded the late General Sir Fred
s,abie Of the Towcr re is 9h
~ of great honor. and in former days
Of vast Importance and power. In fact,
III olden times the Constable or the
Tower was the one commander to
whom Was confdcd the safety Of the
sovereignty of his treasure and crown
jewels. and Of the seat Of government.
England has repea tedly been ruled
from the Tower OF London, and even
long after the British Kings and
Queens abandoned tho tower as a place
OF residence. and as their chief strong
hold In hours OF danger, they were In
The habit OF confdlng to the Constable
Of the Tower tho custody; Of those
prisoners Of state whose release or
escape would have endangered their
possession OF tho throne. This con-
veys some idea Of the amount Of conf
dcnce which tho various sovereigns of
England have reposed In the Loyalty
rand devotion OF tho Constable of the
Tower OF London. @
Field Marshal Sir Evelyn Wood is
- t'.... Grandcst old veterans Of
the English army, which he entered
| as n subaltcrn of cavalry, at the close
| Of tho Crimcan War, through which, he
| had served in the navy as midship-
man, Much OF his service during the