Evening star., 1923-03-30
Chief of Bolsheviki Trade Delegation
Knocked Down i'm Restaurant at Rome

reigning house, for She was the
grandmother Of King Alexander OF
Serbia, and as such entitled to an
allowance from his civil list. Her
eldest son. the ex-Crown Prince DAN
iel, renounced all his rights TO the
throne of Montenegro when he waiv-
ed his claims in behalf of his nephew.
Prince Michael. the now ffteen-year-
old son of the late Prince Mrko, who
died at Vienna IL 1916 after havirg
betrayed in the most disgraceful
manner. the well-nigh .impreg able
stronghold Of Mount Lovchen. crown
ing the Black mountain, to the Aus
trians in the great war.
The young Prince Michael is already
esta ablished with his two brothers
Paul and Emmanuel, at Belgrade.
where they, as we'll their mother
the former Princess Mirko. now mar
ried to the Belgian Count Castor
rrembault-Dudzeele. reside under
King Alexander's spacious roof and
are in receipt of ar allowance from
his privy purse.
The countess has been a very beau
tiful woman; She was the lovely. and
at one time, wealthy Nathalie Con-
stant.novitch. whose only brother.
an American wife in the person o.
the former Anne Cutting of New
york, and one-time mated TO the Be-
gian Baron Vriere. Nathalie Con
:
the Inflated Alexander Obrenovitch
II was because the match failed AZ the
last moment to materialize. and that
the last of the Obrenovitchs, con
tracted a dfsgraceful marriage with
the Infamous Draga Machin. that
both were butchcred by the officers
of their guard at Belgrade, making
way for the present popular dyuast..
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There has heen much curiosity cx-
pressed as to what had become or
Nathalie Constantinovitch after she
secured her divorce from the gifted
but utterly unprincipled Prince Mirho
OF Montenegro, whose name will al
ways figure in history as the betrayer
of his country, as having sold the
stronghold of his people for Austrian
gold. and as one of the very few par
ticipants in the greatswar to have
earned the stigma OF traitor. 1t
will, therefore, interest many TO
know that she and her three boys are
now living under the protection--ndy.
under the roof. and on the bounty Of
the present King of Serbia
None of the obituaries of the latcN
Lord Weardale, the One-timc PhiI.p
Stanhope, who was so widely known
In America. through his leadership o.
the international conference for the
celebration of the centenary of the
treaty Of Ghent, make any mention Of
the fact that on one memorable ocra-
sion he was subjected to a most vio-
lent dog whipping at the Euston raiI-
road terminus in London by an in
furiated and militant suffragette.
who had mistaken him for the Earl
of Rcsebury. then primo minister. The
resemblance between the two men in
those days was very pronounced and
Lord Weardale was to such an extent
taken by surprise that his by no
means fair assailant was able to cover
his face with weales before he had
time to attempt to protect himself
and before the witnesses of the as
sault could interfere.
1t was all the more unjust since
Lord Weardale. who was also leader
OF the English delegation TO the in
ternational parliamentary congress,
held In st. Louis in 1903, WIS an ad-
vanced radical. a champion of saf-
frage and professed views almost as
extreme as those of his great grand
father. the third and Revolutionary
Earl of Stanhope, the intimate fri nd
Of Robespierre, of Mar4t and Of tYs'
other leaders of tho FTench terror OF
1893. .-,-. .-.... -.resf