The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-20
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AZEFOR SECLUSION

and tho sovereignty OF tho nation vest
cd In the hands of prince regent
Inc latter. they argue, can never excr
cise the Same degree OF necessary au-
thority. either In domestic affairs. or
IN his relations with the German en-
pire. or with foreign nations, as could
n full-nedGed King.
Ihat otto will, in due course, be de-
posed Is In view OF this altered state
OF sentiment among tho Conservatives,
now an assured fact. especially as the
rumors of his Illness have been Official
~ denied. and the fact proclaimed that
he Is likely to survive for many long
years to come, In the secluslon OF his
gllded prison of the Chateau of Fucrs-
.enrieo. But nothing of this kind will
De oone just yet. and tho present re-
gency OF Prince Louis will be main
tanned until tho revision or tho Consti
tuition has been duly voted upon by tho
people and enacted.
Ihe police In several big cities OF
thc United States and also of Canada,
VIII be interested to learn of tho ar
rest at Berlin of the thirty-year-old
Baron Ivan Engelha rdt, Of the German
speaking provinces of Russia. and
formerly an officer OF ono Of the crack
regiments of the Cars Guards. on a
charge OF obtaining n couple Of hun
oreu dollars from ono OF the leading
restaurants. Inter den Linden. on
check of tho Credit Lyonnais. to which
no had signed the name OF Prince Dol
gorouki. 1t is AN alias OF which he
made plenty Of use on this side OF the
atlantic. as well as of the name OF
baron and Count Won Rosen. Indeed.
MS nefarious activities over here nm
dcr the latter alias, were n source OF
considerable annoyance to the then
russian ambassador at Washington
baron Roman Rosen.
me Berlin police. since his arrest
nas pecone known, have been busy
| receiving accusations against him from
all over Germany and have been ,n,dc
acquainted with his criminal record In
| vienna, London. st. Petersburg. Paris
ana along the French and Italian
Riviera. Good looking, with excellent
MANNERS an ineNhaustible fund OF
anecdote and conversations he made
iiienus everywhere easily, and found
no diiiiculty in obtaining money bv
false pretence and fraud. Now he Is
hooked Cor long term in tail Mt Rer
lin. -'e'
King Georges new minister plcni-
potentiary ut Lisbon. is the Hon.
Lancelot Carnegie. hitherto councillor
VI me BRITISH embassy In Paris, and a
mar brother OF the present and seventh
Earl of Southcsk 1t is vorv delicate
posi- carrying with 1t n salary of $40
ooo year. plus an officially furnished
legation building. For, owing to the
residence in England Of the denosed
King or Portugal, and OF tho similarly
eNiied Queen Mother, where they are
treated with royal honors at court. and
as near and dear relatives OF thc Rrit
cradle amount OF III feeling against
England among the Republican leaders
ana authorities at Lisbon. which rem
oers the government there reluctant
10 1--we up to the terms of the old etand
ing treaties between the two countries
Lancelot Carnegie. however. Is a man
OF great tact, coupled with decision or
character, just the diploma to deal with
Such situation. and his appointment to
Lisbon meets with universal approval
LORD Southesk. his half brother, Is
entertain or the great Scottish clan or
carnegie, to which the Laird of Skibo
belongs; and it may be recalled TINT
Il rev years ago he camo to America
TO receive the honorary degree OF doc
Tor or laws of the Western University
OF Pennsylvania. on the occasion of the
Founders Day exercises OF the Car
neGie Institute
me late Lord Southesk was partlclf-
iarly we'll known in the Northern of
this continent AS Sir James Carnegie
ne travelled extensively in the United
states. and wrote several pleasant
BOOKS about America at a time when
II was less familiar to Europcans than
1t is to-day. Afterwards he devoted
much of his time to exploration. in tho
moro remote districts of Canada. In
TACT, there are several towns to-day. on
poth sides of the Dominion border. that
hear the name of Southeast and of Car
hegle in his honor, rather than that OF
tho great Pittsburgh ironmaster IL
hrary donator, and author OF "rrium-
plant Democracy"
Copyright. 1919, by tho Brentwood
Company