The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12
MUNSTERBERG WAS
JEALOUS OF SMITH

, whose only merit in her eyes wa. thut
thsir m nom r,S ba ana wiling = lose
deed, the celebrated diamond neck
lace scandal which conpronl;snH ~
sucn q terrible decree, though unJ,,stly,
~ aspnIation OF this French Queen
III tie eyes OF the masses, and prccipi-
tHted the overthrow OF tic THRONE
Would have been impossible had il not
'esn 70 for &, her PROPENSITY for high nla,'
~ Berlin. the spiel cour' only tnkcs,
Phase on the eye or the wedding OF n
l. u Is, Is h E. IN the Weissc saal OF the
and katserin. with the bridal pair, seat
themselves at a card table under n
eaanopy OF gold brocade, adorned WITH
he imperial arms. The other royai
rI,ersonages sit at card tables lover or,
guests Chen PASS before their n a jts les
pr The p as 8, the Denler conr
implies, sort OF n conversational,
me persons invited are partitionedi on or.
a roG,ns to their rank in different
promenade Those not nersnnaily
known TO the Emperor ana Empress
are a.. introduced hy the Masters OF the
Ceremonies In attendance. while others
"th whom their majcsties arc already
hcquatntcd are honored b. a short con
Ncrsailon. II -
are held Immediately after the death
OF the reign!ng sovereign. and arc ex-
.rfem me- 80 ininrssss,ive mainly by reason
sable-hued attire which tho ladies OF
INC royal family OF Prussia, and or their,
nousenoius. are compelled by Tradition
ana ana etanette TO adopt. Moreover. all
.he apartments are drapcd III black,
INC gilded ornaments being shroutlcd
IN Grape. The last Of these Mourning
Courts RS was held b, Empress Frederick.
on the demise or old Emperor william,
and so painful and depressing was the
4 no asren ,na, f her nrgen, reques,
"unser Fritz" was In his turn rathcrei
to his fathers.
Landmark, the disapp@ar ians OF 'l whIcS
French 19Hrfe 1 @I naEret te 70 cape
e e,r ~ LOUIS de France, in Little George
service was held on Sunday. February
IL. 1t Is now about to be torn down
party because OF the Increased value
financial needs OF the Order OF ST. Sui
picc. TO which II belongs It was con
c5s r,II, on March Is. 1899, BY the
who We're in tie labi, OF attending
divine scrylce within It's walls were
Louis XVIII. fwhose consort's funeral
TOOK place there), the Comtc dArtois
Dukes of Angoulemc ana Of Of, Berry n.i.,; the lie
latter OF whom was murdered at the
idTiS opera. the Due d'Orleans. after
wards King Louis Philippe, and his
brothers tile Dukes de Montpensier
and Dc Beanjolais. The funerals or
the two latter took place there. and 1t
was before It's altar that the late Conte
dc Paris was confirmed. and received
his first communion. at the hands OF
Cardinal Wiscman: Likewise the Due de
Chartres. The Inflated PRINCE Imperial
w 81 there before setting forth
which no was never to return alive:
and IN SSG Princess Helene Of Orleans
now Duchess Of Aosta was confirmed
there by Cardinal Manning.
In this connection IT may be of In
,erest to relate that although Eng
lands Parliament resisted for so many
years the concession OF civic rights to
Roman Catholics, and insisted upon RS
Earding he word popery as almost
synonymous with high treason yet
that when some 5000 French priests
hity bishops and several Thousand
nuns nuns, We're driven out BY the Revolu-
ton during the last decade of the
eighteenth century. Parliament voted Il
considerable annual sum for the bene fit
and maintenance 'of these unhappy
cSi1es.
Copyright, 1911, by the brentwood
Company