The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-29
MONACO SYRINGE
GOES BACK HOME,
\ CLOSELY GUARDED
Boss of Monte Carlo Likes
America So Well He Will
Visit Us Again.
LOT OF BAGGAGE.
Came After Big Game, But
Got II in Field, Not on
Gaming Table.
ie Prince de Monaco Is returning to


\ IL Prince de Monaco Is returning to
Monaco and Monte Carlo
As the steamer La France slipped out
Into tho faIrway from the foot Of West
Fifteenth street to-day. a small be-
whiskered gentleman. dressed In a dark
suit, with hat and stick to match. stood
on the main deck waving adieux to
friends on the dock.
There was a thoughtful look on his
face. and after one wave OF the hand
he walked slowly 20 tho stern OF the
ship and gaaed retrospectively upon the
city he was leaving behind him.
II WAS le Prince de Monaco
And 1t was with a feeling OF regret
that he was taking farewell OF New
York. for he had admitted earlier that.
even though he did come from Monte
Carlo. his "trip TO America had been no
Gamble and that he had been tho winner
all the way dow, the line and had
gathered in all the pleasure. comfort
and real happiness that. unconsciously.
he had played for upon his arrival. And
no had inhaled most OF the fresh air
Of e., far Western country. and was
going back . much Weather man.
physically.
PRINCE REALLY DOESN'T WANT
TO GO HOME.
He came here about four months ago
to play for all the best that was to
b found here and he made Q clean
sweep Of everything. And forty.nvs
bAs pieces Of baggage several cases
Of game and his long retinus OF scr.
wants testified that he had won some
0talcA
And now he u returning to Monaco
ana Monte Carlo.
He doesn't want to 20. either. for he
says hs's had "uu grande time" since
the day he arrived on his paiatial
yacht and that business alone oompels
him 70 return.
Most Of his time has been spent in en-
dsavoring 70 bring to earth some OF the
bear. elk and rare birds which inhAbit
certain sections Of A. 4. Anderson's
ranoh IN Wyoming. And while he 10 an
excellent shot no lacks that persuasive
power which can make q besr leave his
berth whom he doesn't feel like It. Only
ono felt like Il white lie Prince de Mon.
AGO was In tho vicinity OF Cody. Wyo-
ming. with the result that His Highness
is taking hack but one bear skin. The
elk were more considerable. however, and
the birds even more generous.
When tho bodyguard. which Is con-
tinually in attendance upon the Prince.
had s!dcstepped long enough TO permit
a reporter to approach, His Highness
gave out n parting statement TO Amer
lea, which he thinks Is almost AS large
as Monaco and nearly as wicked as
Monte Carlo.
MIKES US so MUCH HE WILL
COME BACK.
81 have had "A grand time. and | re-
gret that | have to leave your dear
country he said, as he toyed with his
Monaco stick. II think 1t is beautiful,
a wonderful country. and have spent
some OF the happ.est days of my lie
here.
II like II so much that I shall ar
range to return here in the near fu-
ture. for l like you Americans. and ]
like the way you live. the things you
do and tho wonderful scenery. natural
scenery, which surrounds one on all
sides. So you see l am leaving with
many happy memories. And / will
come back"
With the Prince Is Edmond Deschars,
the artist. who has painted some very
remarkable pictures of Western scenes;
Capt. II. Bouree, who is aide -de-camp
TO the Prince; . secretary. valet and a
the luxurious royal suite on the main
deck OF La France
The Prince Is u very great pedestrian
and usually walks from twenty to
thirty miles a day And on every inch Of
this mileage he Is accompanied by q
private detective who never leaves him.
For the Prince Ia n very rich man. and
being thus afflicted. his life has been
threatened on more than one occasion
by fanatics.
| He is very regular In his habits, and
eclares that he hasn't mingled with
spirits or inhaled the weed for the
,st twenty years. and that smoking
I'd drinking are two of the greatest
| Ills. responsible for 4 great deal Of the
n in the world to-day.
,UT THE PRlN-. is SILENT ON
THE QUESTION OF GAMBLING.
But what he thinks OF gambling could
not be ascertained, for he remained ret
icent on this subject. except to admit
that America was the one best bet for
the rest of the world.
And he's coming back.