The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22
Especial Dispstch)

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Is seems without any foundation. that
Prince Ernst OF Cumberland and his
end OF their honeymoon; but it Is settled
that they shall see the King and Queen
before the end Of the year. probably in
,he carly part OF November They will
then be al Windsor. and there will be
shooting in the Great Forest
Though the call IS TO be of an entirely
private character. It IS understood that
nc Duke and Duchess OF Brunswick. as
.he youns couple will have by that time
become. will pay tho customary semi
stat. visit 70 London, and will lunch with
the Lord Mayor and the City Corporation
at the GuildhaM. Before they return to
Germany they will travel to Sandringham.
there TO stop with Queen Alexandra for
several days The Duke OF Brunswick
will DC sazettcd TO the colonelcy of one of
tire British regiments while he IS In Eng
land. and the Ninth Lanccrs are named
as likely to receive this honor.
It IS now stated as probable that the
meeting Of the King and Queen and Tsar
later In the year, which was in the first
place runorcd as likely to be in June.
will take place during the middle OF Au-
gust Though no confirmation has yet
reached Buckingham. Palace of the an
nouncement. 1t is understood IN court cir
cles that the meeting will take place.
Present information is to the effect that
the King and Queen and the Tsar will
travel on their respective yachts to the
coast OF Finland. and Will prolong their
stop sufficiently to remain n few days
with Queen Alexandra and the Empress
Marie of Russia at their villa on the out
skirts OF Copenhagen. The King and
Queen. It IS understood. will be accom-
panied by their three elder children. the
Prince of Wales, Princess Mary and Prince
Albert, and will he away from England
about three weeks in all
Like most OF tho royal family Princess
Mary is fond OF all animals but especially
OF dogs. a picturesque little Italian grey
hound is her special favor;c. and 1t is
with this in her lap that most Of her
recent photographs have been taken The
little dog goes with her everywhere and
IS permitted 10 live indoors. Princess Mary
y al Rf Silr
cats from the batteries of Princess Vic
torla OF Schlcswig- Holstein, who owns
come o: the finest felincs in the kngd ON.
Like queen Alexandra, Princess Mary has
hefriended many stray animal which
was lucky enough to meander near Buck
ingham Palace.
THE DUKE AND THE CADET
The Duke OF Connaught carries no aide
and IS approachable by practically any
body. One morning as his Royal High
ness was approaching the front of Buck
:ngham Palace lie was accosted BY one
OF tho California cadets. who was anxious
to visit some OF the museums and places
OF interest in Lyndon and asked the Duke
Il ne could give MIN a few hnts. Certain
j. he could and would gladly do so. but
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mss ~ Vas canad,.,
me Duke asKe., MANY questions showed
keen interest IN N. cade, mova,,er, and
casually mentioned mar y. knew some.
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was The reoIv "excen. tina. na was
very nice. pleasant man" on hearint
ina: he had been en,!s,inr the service,
Of Tie royal Governor General Of C,anad,
the cadet expressed his qualification nm,
added frankly. If had known who y,
was don't .-nnk ! should have venture.
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