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DUKE OF CONNAUGHT AND BROTHERS
'T’ht- into l\`l|iu l-ltltvurtl is standing on
-nauziit in-ini: tht- other fli;urt=. .etuudin
the extrs-nic iight, the Tluke of Con-
iz. The liiikt- of litllnburgh (on the
rliitiiti :intl the l-tzltc of .\ll»un_\' are littlnt.
- ~`~\,\` \\ \-\,`-."~.\,\~\`,~.-`~\.\`,`.`.f A¢\vAA\-\%~¢ 
ilillllill PllPiH'S “
lillltliUl~ l]ililllVl
D.
Thinks That Some Day the
British King lVlay Reslde
in Canada
A l.ontlt-n paper has the following
n.i-tit-lc :ilic-ii, Vnnada in connection
with :iw rtmiiiift to Canada of the Duke
ol’ (‘oiiiiuti-.-.iit:--- I ',
'l‘h<- initio of Connaught ls going to
rt-ifrn :ts \'it~t~i'o_\ at Ottawa. Is this a
stun ii.ni smut-tliiiig even more im-
pure;-.iii :tml t`:ir»i'cat;iiing will hlipilell
in tht utztr |t.'iIiirc'.’
ls- l- |=..s_<ilil»- that in the future our
\\1t\i;al--its, i-i:~tt-ntl ot' living: at St.
.ir.-|-- lr unti \\iiidsoi'. and opening
l';_ ‘Zin---ii 1' ni \\.'rstminster, may
r- --A i §.ir;i-:.':i_‘.' t`niintlii, und visit
ini- ~-t-,< .-- -.-rc init-r\':ils'.‘
.- .l . -,~it...l»~-ri is not. pt-r"1ztps, flat-l
-t -,tt -  ~.-li-t--sit--_-iii, \\`<- have ht--9
l ' -. tht- notion tliut our
"i.--Il; |i"3~- i.~1l.iiui" is thc liuli,'ii’ not
t-t` i'i-- i:-li .-<-, :ii lt-list ol' rho ;;'r<-al-
|~' ,.  ,.i th»- -,vin-'ti_ that we can-
nvi -;tti`,_\~ l 1'---L-;\'c that it, inny not
rt~.n:-E ~.: iw t-rt-r. llut ltzird i`:tt~t.<
.<`-~- - -' L.. nnltt- lilrf-l_\'.
“ ` .-’ ' .'i\< l-.»-cn the i'=jilt- that the
s---: H -il wil--:if-iii or ti \\'nritl~l-Iiiipirtl
:=lu»~.i~! l-,- -- =l_-__t_i__iii its ixiout ptiwt-rftil
ni-ti n~;»-‘-  :intl i'it-lit-si pi‘o\'int-e.
llitln-i-so fl-is tit-st~i-iptioii lias npplit-d
to I-iii-D-‘t.;iti. :a tl ti-ir so\'t-i't-igiis have
i'f-iritf--| on -iii hfink.-i oi tho Thiiines »
ns n. -until i- of t-tuir.-tc, ilut it cniiiiot.
ni\\':|_\'.< 11.- st-_
(':|=-.‘|f‘:i :iinl -\\if=irfili:i nrt- tiie, coun-
tries -ii' tin- i`-t‘it:'t-_ Vaiiiniiai t-spt-t-iaiiy. l
Ai i\i't-Smit ilu ii' istipiilutltilis llrt- l'tJiii-
pz-mtix'--i'.' ft.-|\.i’l.. Ilut tht- pu|»|il;|tion
oi' t`:ii-:win i-, ;:i'-»‘\lii:_ ity it-:ips uiiri
hf\liiitls_ In linit- llicrt- will lit- ninrf-
niiliion,-' in t`nn;|tin than in the l`nitcd
}\'iii':fli»|n pfissilily thnii iii thc United
Stairs.
\‘.'ht-it lhnt time r-omes. (`nnada will
not only intro tht- lame-si popiilation of
nity port ol' ihr- l-Iitipirc, hut will he hy
fur tht- rit'l|t-.st part, nntl will prohably
have tht- inrut-st army :ind tht- most
pntrr-rl'|\l nu\'y, too. 'l`h<-n (‘an:itln will
hnrr- thi~ ri;-,lit to t-lniin first place in
the l~}nipirt-. And tlicn she will eitlit-r
wnnl to ht- inriepentlcnt or she will
want our l:in;.;.t.
Alt:-r nil, if otir snvcrcigiis do enti-
gi-:nt-. it \-'ill not make such a tre-
mf-ntltnis tlitlt-rr-iii-e as it would have
duno n hnntlrcii or even fifty years
ago. ln iht-sc tlnys of wireless tele-
grnph_\' on/l litters wlilcii rush across
tht- .*.tlunIl- in :;i.\' tlnys, a. king rei;:ii~
inc in tlitni' ti would he pretty well as
nt-:tr l.fn:tl--ai ns he would have bt-en
nt llnlrii.-mil ti li\i|itii'f_-tl years ago. and
tin-rt- \-,ouitl iw nothing to prevent
niiuirttt-is lr-nn iukini.: flying ti'ips to
uit:--iitl t-iil>li|t»t t~titi||t'ils in (`aiiadtl
wht-u urut-nt nt-cd arose.
Anil ii` our kings tin leave us even-
tuall,\_ tht'-_\' will only he following the
exainplr- oi' :ill the rulers of big rim-
pirf-f~. ol thc post. lloiiic was not the
cm-i|,;il ol' tin- llomztn rlinpire tor cen-
turit-s lit-|`-irc l‘i.'.tt` ltluipirt- l`cll.
t`nn:<-i-niiiit- the tlrt-at foiiiitl that a
capital in Italy was loo tar away front
tin- it-‘uri oi his tiotninioiis. and built
n hruitll lic-.~: capital at Vnnstaiitlnople.
So :Also tlitl I’t,-if-r the (treat in the case
of ilussiu, I-'oi' huiitlrt-ds of yt.-ara the
"l`.=ta|'s rt-lain-tl in .’\lo.~'t'0\V, but al. lublt
Pl-:tor -went oft, tnkiiig the government
and the court with him, to the new,
vmtl city ht- limi ioundcd on territory
r-ont|iu-i-t-il from Swcdcii and named
aitcr ltiiust-l|` St. }’t-tt-i'shi|rg.
lt is po.-islhle, of course, that tl’ (lau-
atla c\'\‘:ituuliy liecoiiies the houie ol'
our niniiztrt-its Australia and 'india
might hc _it-nlous ami object. Perhaps
they would he paclflt-,d by the offer of
a Royal \-'it-t.-roy apiece. (lr they
might hecoim~ so far independcnt as
to have kings ol tilt-lr own, tht-so kings l
owning the sway ol' the superior mon-
arch at Ottawa, as the poleiitatcs of
the German l-lmpire own the overiord-
ship of tht- Kaiser.
The-re is an outside chance that one
ol’ King tit-ui-ge V.'s graudsons may
t
TOREIGN ORDERS
` ' AND DEGORATIONS
Ht-re is the long list of foreign hon-
ors the Duke ot Connauglit has re-
celvetl:-
Knight of the Golden Fleece of
Spain.
Knight of the Prussian Order of the
Black Engle.
'1`l1e‘l’rnssi:in Military Order, "Pour
le int-rite." '
The St, Aiitlrt-tv of Russia.
St. Sit-plic-ii of Austria.
The .»\iiun:/.izita of italy.
’l`he i<]lcpli;tiit ot’ Dt-ninnrk.
The liiipt-i'hll Turkish Order of the
Osinaiiil.
'l`he Lt-gioii tif Honour of France.
The 'l`ower :intl Sword of Portugal.
The t‘lir_\-.sniitlit-nitiin ot' Japan.
The St-rupliiin ol h‘\-Jetlt-n.
'|`he 'i‘ui'lrisli Order ol’ the llinjltlieh.
The Spziiiisli .\liiitai‘y Ortier of
Merit.
'i`he lied liziglc of Prussia.
'l`lio ('i'nw|i iii' \\'i|i'ltriiilwi'g. V
The lit-ssian ti:-tier Qt' his-i‘lt.I
The (lrt~e-k tlrdc-,' ot' the Redeemer.
'l`he Urtiei' of i‘Itiiiopia.
The (`ri'.'l¢-2' of Ni-,iliiii lftlckllr of lhe
Bt-_\' ot '|`tirti.<,
'l`iif- tlitlt-i' ol }<`t=\'sk_\'.
'i`lit- \\'li;`tt_- rfzinlt- of Poland,
'thc llns~.~'inu tlrilt-i' ol' St. Anne.
'l`h'_- l`lii.~‘:ti;iii Llrtlei' of St. Stanis-
inns.
'l`|iF‘ ('<-lu::'.: ll.'l_lt-it
The tlrtit-i' iii' l,lt'-opoitl of llcigluni.
'I`ht- llrnziliuii tlrde-i' of the Southern
Cross.
'l`hc l~li»:|i-ish t,-rtlt,-r of Viiurlos Ill.
'i`he Uitlcr oi' iiat- iiouse oi' lichen-
zoilcrii.
'i`hc All---`uit-iihurg Urder ol' the
Crown ot \\'-_-init-in
The llulnnrittii tlrtlcr.
The Oltlt-iili-ii'_t; llunst-i‘dcn.
'l`hf_- tlrtlcr ol tht- I\'t-tlierlands.
'liie tlrclt_~|' nt Aiilisitill.
'l`ltt- lii'iiiis"~ it-i-; Ortlt-r of the Lion.
lilt- .'ol..iiiii|It- tlitit-1
r. .. - .,
'l`hc .\loiti~ni`-ui-iii Older of Danilo.
PRINCE ARTHUR
He Has Been Termed the Handy Man
ofthe Floyal Family
Prlnrt- Arthur oi (‘oriiiuught, \-.ho
i'epi‘t-.='.cii-t-ii liinp tit-oi-5.10 nt the ,Inhi-
lce t-6-lclirtititiiis ol’ ltullan unity, has
hr,-t-ii te-rin(-tl “thc lfiuntly Ill:-.n ol’ inc
itoynl l"ainli_\'." llc is it young man oi'
iiitulte tart und i't-sourct-, and on srv-
crai otwusitnis has at-it-d as Royal rn-
voy. , He wt-nt to .latpzin to invest the
.\iikntlo with thc Gartt-r, and rr-pre~
sciilctl tho into King l~lrIwai'tl hoth at
tht: openin;:'o1` the Protestant Callio-
drul in Berlin anti also at the Ci'o\\'n
Priiicc's \\'<-tltiliig.
_*___*
Was Known as “Pat”
As a. hor, the lliike ol’ (‘oniiaua'iit
was usually :ititlrt-sscd as "Pat," iii the
honie circle, xt i'uiniIiai‘ appoilation
which, in his more. sedate years, has
given place to "Arlhur."
PRINCESS PATRICIA OF CON-
NAUGHT
}\[N|\' tg ilu,-.';|i \\t»»»t-r it:|.- \‘.'t>t»t-tl ill
reign in ltlelhourne, another in Delhi, vain for tilt- intnfi -it nn- imltttitrttl
nnd_ A third in Cape Town. III
jvvbil 'n
daughter of the liuku of t_'utinaul'|ll~
 MILITARY lllliilli
.t l lillllillll UNE
,lI_l_ong List of Distlnctions With
lf/
~t
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   .I Qfntttsu nifss coittmfitr IN, ,,,,,,,,,, ,; ,,,,, ,_ ,,T_I°I‘I;
I " -_-'Ti-'iilrriiliiiil<}fHu§§;f3]-ifgviilifé bg hl"_'_"`
" ‘li t k wide view o I
l  E ,I_ gzngggigf W’ E ° a John D. Rockefeller does not 0 _
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1' _
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,» The Morning Post:--The eldest and 55:; ql;'cII;‘g°:I‘,)If:gd g;0lI9y to keep him
-\_
*”'°"'“ 
os
the one ofconnaugtws f
, Military Service
‘The following series of data give in
yriei the distinguished military clreer;
at the Duke of Connaught: - _IA , I
1868~Entered the Army. " `
1871--Promoted to Captain.  ' .
1875-Became Major.
1876-Appointed Lieutenant,-Colonel.
[880-liet-attic Colonel.
1880---\\'as made Majo1\General.
1889-Promoted to Lieutenant- Gen-
tral. ,
1893-lllatle General. '
1902-Appointed Field Marshal. ,
~t_
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1 /
1873-4-Brigade Major, Aldershott.
1875-6-Assistant Adjutant General,
Gibraltar.
1880--Brigadier General, Aldershot.
1S82-Major General, Expeditionary
Force. Egypt.
1883-Brigadier General, Aldershot..
1883-5-G-Major General, Bengal.
1886-90--Lieutenant. General, Bom-
bay.
1890-3-Lieutenant General, South-
ern District.
1893-8-Commanding Troops, Alder-
shot.
1900-4-Commander of Forces in
Ireland.
1901-4-Commanding Third Army
Corps.
1904-7-Inspector-General of the
Forces.
Slnce 1907~(lommanding- ln- Chief
the Mediterranean Forces.
1870-Served during the Feniani
Raid in Canada.
B 1882-Major - General Cotnniandiiis
rigade of Guards in Egyptian \Var,i 3 `
and received a. medal with clasp,‘ THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT
bronze star, and the thanks ot’ the
tins.it2::-;:°;‘-..Iz".t§-f;lfrstifff“1 PRINCE Allllllll lil
braced the whole Empire, and after
havingyisited all parts ot' the Unit:-ti
Kingdom in the performance of h‘s
duties, he set out at the end of 1905.
to inspect the garrisoiis in South Atri- 1'-
ca, while not long alter his return ht-, of
Sturted for a. second world tour, whit-hi R0
included l-lgypt, Ceylon, the Slrnitsiof
Settlement :ind 'iioitg Kong. ’1`lu-sci
iiet'essaii'_v for the t-oiji'diii:\tlon oi' ii-e On]
work oi' p-'t-paratioii for war, :intl vga
gigantic as wus the task of pei'soiiziliy §1,a
passing iti rt-vit-\\' the whole ot' tht-lm.
Short Summary of the Car@I9I_t;‘°,I,
of the New Governor-Gen-t MTC
eral of.Canada °°"-
rieid-Msi-simi His Royal Highness' 
the Duke oi’ Connaught and Btrttlr H
earn, K.G., K.'1'., K.P.. the new Gover- °
nor-General and Continander-in-Chief
oi' the Doniinlon of (‘annda in auccea- B
sion to the Right HW' "‘”"l Grey’ quit
G,C.M_G.,,(.i.C.V.0., will assume his han
new duties in October, and will hold as t
fthe appointnient for the period of two "Em
;years, which may bc subject to further ably
t sion. H1
,`ex'1:3l; third son and seventh child of Au?
Queen Victoria, the Duke of Con- Edw
naught was horn nt Btu-kiiigltain Pal- has
ace in 1350. Ou leaving Woolwich hey
Academy in 1568 he entered the Roy- his
al Engineers, and 'subsequently trans- he
ferred to thc Iloynl Regiment. of Ar- wo,
tlllery, and. later, to the Rifle Brigade. stan
of which he is Colonel-in-Chief. As a ia B
subaltern, he served in Qanada during iam
‘the Feniau Raid of 1810. He was sm
created Duke of Goiinaiight and Da,-
Strathearn in 1874. Five years later sto
ti , 1' ‘ f it' thro l _ »
bay and he has since held the Porta- 331,.ngral(`g3;§§;gdOtolIggtltyém hl£;gII' Gr-t up imiitedimoly after ,,I.;\l<iitg,
moilth aud` -\ltlt-rsliot commands, and terrible muddle The Duke who was inn" 3 "hysi"‘“"' U0 nm may '" Md-
that of the l-`oi't-es in ireland. In 1904 watchif, the Ch-m», (styled 'the Bubal. amng ""0 “ 'mn -“‘°°"5(`l(""l “"\"’-
he became the first inspector-General tern ang aqkbd Smi`mI‘g, '-1. ht-u you nrt- up go through n tru'
, , ., .. _ , _ i h
ofthe l"ort-es. and in 1908 he was ap- --'Have vol, any mga what your men \.fI“ ,IIN II IIIIII IGH H II IIII
.  ,_ _ _- I  _ ' z -, : ,‘I. esimt
iI;i)t\lll:1edwiti‘i)i-iitmii tl:-1ill(llh;lli?;i§:lhb;?e‘§ argdghlgpbofifdq-lilillftilgiillhii-plied. JK-“`==2r~' \-'ith roll. Hirst-f\.t' tei-if! wilwr-
he rt-signctl. it was at grt-at disap- 'HN-OI Sf,-_' 'y|,,.,, with u mg-U15), IH"
pointmcnt to liiui that he wns not per- gpmm in his CIW im milled, 'Nag the-t _‘Ir
- miticd to sliztre the risks of the Boer ' _ linve you, sii'?"'
lwar. l-lis patriotism was strikingly ‘
-I t D inlon Nation now enters _ ' B °°”‘m“"» Ordi-
dtggegqualoglatus with the inhabitants "”f3”,gm‘dl.1h vaglfty °f Boat. On ons
he United kingdom. 32”” °"` “ en “' was “'“"‘l\-it nt
he London Daily Mail:-The Duke or A
onnaught will have immense suc~
HE NEGESS
Has Been British Ambassador to the young woman that Mr. ltot-kr-tilt-r
All the British Domlnlons ¢a|k,=d_ '
-~ “I used to drive it goat ntyst-I '-
ased upon the fact that Mr. As- ,mlumem-,.dI |n 0xp|una"0n M hi 
h, speaking recently at the Guild- térest in mis DMI “where Im IIIII
, described the Duke of Connaught get it?" ‘
'A NeC€t>'k=8l`Y MMJY' ll \\'Y‘fle\° in ‘he l-le \vas told that the goal :ind r.-tr;
plre l\lag'nzlne" gives a remark- pad been hired. By this time tip- Wh
interesting record of his ll0y8l mnn had taken his stand in it-out ttf
hness's various activities as an the goat and was teangng mm,I,.H,.‘,]y
bassador tif Queen Victoria. KIDS on his cane.
ard, and King George. 'l`lie Duke
visited all the ilrltish Domlnionf tion.
ond the l-it-as ut different times oi
career, and throughout his travels "He doesnt kit-lt. but ht- hntls snmft.
has been not a mere tourist but a thing awful." ,
ker. \\'hat the Duke oi’ Connaught Thnt wus nnontrh for in that mn.
ds for to-day in the eyes oi' all men inf-ut Mr. Rot-ltr-(elif-r fdesti-n_vt-d tin.
olid diplomacy and honestlmperlal- popular idea that he is' lnllrm min
, diplomacy that knows no ma.ke» feeble. Ile displayed all tht- ngllltt- or
fts, Imperialism which knows no H youth of eighteen hy making nnt-
ty. incidentally there is quoted a ltap, that lr-ok him from in from nr
ry which it is said the Duke tells thc- hutting goat to tht- gully hr-siflft,
he married Princess Louis Margllerlte against himself. It is certainly amus~ thc road. Anti t_nt-we he stay--d tnitll
of Prussia. ln the Egyptian \\'ar oi’ I |ngI__ 'thc little girl drove nn.
1882 he <-oiiiiitalitled the ltflt-¥HdS Of "On one occasion," says the Em-
Guards at 'i`cl-t-l-Kebir. From 1886 to , Dire MagazinCI --a young subaliern
1890 he cominantle-d the troops ln llom-
oi' the-. country roads ju" ,,u,,:';?lg
ugusta, Georgia. where he spend,
every spring, he overtook tt little | 1
`l who was driving a goat hm-h,.,, tg;
cart
  Il/Valking beside the cart tv” R
young woman who had tal_ren tht- little
zlrl out for the ride. anti lt wus with
"Docs hc kick?" was the n»=xt»q,,,.,_
"Oh, no, sir," r-nt in the little ;z|rl,
Rise lmmt-tllntt-ly utter Waiting.
t ext-rcises witliot-t lvvlis or ttluhtt,
_e. llrv Qtortiiigltii' ind t|:f-- .such
igor it-isurt-ly. li’ you tio not t-\-
irncr- tiny gltltiinass, co|il'\i1<itni tn’
tit- s, pulpitallon of ine hrrirt cr
°\'ousiit-ss during.: or aft(-r this nn.-il
,si
5  oi;-l'S;’l2_(If:I§Ei;¥ If 021;: (35333     muy t-ontlnno with lt. Hut nlin-till
tain his British Nationality.
nean Fon-es. which he resigned naught is ot’ more than ordinary ln- 'QI
.shortly after his appointmf-nt . Last f_9|`@5l» ‘-0 ‘lie Mamnic brethren 0' ,M-
year he repi‘t-sciitctl the King at the 9311303- HIS Royal Highness, who is III
rlncr- f\rlluu- of Foiinauglit lS_0_I10 opening 0|- ,hu Somh Afrgpal, pa,-ua. 'the Gi-and Master ol’ the Grand Lodge ,O
the inns: popular of thi- llritisli m0ntI eIII,m_ing “,0mI(,,.,~n||y wen for oi’ England. is an honorary member oi
_val iuinily :intl withoiit tlouhi Iont: B mm] of sim), the 1-“ligne and hurry Zeqtaml ],o,|g0_ '1‘0,~0nt0_ His visjg (0
the most pi-oii-isii1s'~ -ll is fl "“""’“° of his 18,000 miles trip. that lodge some years ago was an his-
visits to outl\~lnfe,' nnrrisons on tl I l mcrl mm lIn:]|Y"lquunniililtiilr-Til: lillilfll The Dukes munemon Wim Canada mmm] event in Cmmdiau Masonry' '
- ‘ t . - , -" matt-on t it-.s --t.t|ii1;t-t t “ ` " is u lon anti lc-asaut one. Fort *T
fringe ot’ oiii‘ \ast luuipire were \'1tnl?y‘by King-_ il;,|\t,-4,,-tl in tt _voting main of years ag?) wheg a Young man 0% |"9P°¢t°d the Q- O- R-
» . llf‘
y 23 .\‘t-1-is ul =\::-. li- Hit-Ii-H-'t l“'° twenty, the Duke- came to Canada. and During the imniing of the Queeirs
l
"S }""i““" "\N"i"' ""9 ""_" ‘l"` served as a soldier through the Fen- Own Rifles in the British nianoeuvrcs
l(`l'<`<l "ll 'l~""\` _'l“l“""*"“ ‘i‘|’l""m` inn Rtiitl. Since then the Duke has in September, 1910, the Duke of Coit-
»lir-rr~ ht- one or mort- or tht-so s_vr.<n--
~ - $11 tl '- i_ ‘ til l tl wi
- HW-S <--~<-a--<1-P--=--fthe U-1-ed T'-° °"“° °' °°""'“-'*‘* '° °""‘“ 22. .it.l.".',.'.-..§`..”"¥'.f7. `l`f.‘if.'$ 
'rn reid if n n it ' t' ii 3 K“‘g“""' 0" ‘“““' 24' ISN' Master U* ti? fmt-ind Lodge ' V A ` `
e i t ie u es nc tv .y as S 5 T I _.t I, ] 1 rt t , qf ng an 
Inspectoi~(.ieneral ot’ the Forces ein-   ;Armh;’ Ifrxygts0‘hC;d]ebymT;:g’ DT]Fe0,:';1s __ ‘I:Ii"
ommanat-i--in-ttiiicf of the Meaiter- The Coming Of the DUk° °f 00”' .
IN6 ASA DlPl0MAT 1
_\‘ ltr- i't-.spmisll-lr-_ nr it muy htj- »u--
ol’ the foil, or r-vt-n tht- oth-:-
on utnioapl-.1-rt- of the room. 'li~-
dy is ncvcr in such a low stun- fir
nllty as during .-tint-p. :intl nt i-\
lod of the zlctlvt- tiny is it no \-.‘=-fill
just nflt-r waking. lln not hnrr_\':
iinl l'iil tht- stnnutt-li with irrltn'ti=.
io not iiitlulgt- in titers of _-nrnii:-_tlt,
`o not poison it with 1-ri in\'p-irc .I
t>'phi't-. 'l`l\oiii:."|utls t-l pt-iiplc h:-~.'~-
.;:»d pliyslcnl salvation in 1-ppl, 1-lit"
tr, cool clt-uiisiiigz nud n' cold. ll':l't
nl.
.lust ills thick.
ports on ‘our itil'-l`iuiig halile iint~"
. nit
home anti colonial narrisous and tit:-NUI,
l`t-nccs, llis lloyal Higliiit-ss kt-pl |-at-i-I no
with the work, and his outspokt-ii rc-i 5.0,,
SS10‘1=~i<‘ t-"“"f\-10 l"'i""`>""‘1‘ht~' eovernl timt-s returnt-d to t'auatla, naught visited the Canadian `i'0sl~ Th" l"‘i»l` |‘"H""' wid wt m":,"‘
iz a' tru- ttinc-ni oi’ at i'f-!;iii\'0C 'U eat-,li time cnhnut-ing not only his own, ment.’s camp ut. Avington Park. in-at """ V", 'mv mumn' MVN im-
lllff lf‘ "lit"-'l W” "l"`-"""""-4 ‘lf ‘lm hut his t'aniily`s. popularity. lt will the village of ltr-hon Abbas. Ile in- _""‘|_ "“` .\`f'\|f\.¥£ li-:nl on t|\.- ..,,_ ,,|
Hs Vriii '- oi l‘ii=tii~uni_ :;ntl to HPI" nic he rein:-inhei't-d that his son. Bpccteti the rt-rziineiit and delivered a in Pwr: ‘hm whlql sho (mv ."ll)l[W|_
‘ -' -.c~ i . » ' -» " ---1 , , . - . , . _ ~, _ " i'i|'.\'t trint- 'iiit -1- tjittiiil -*l"l l'
“,m.e ,.L,,,I`. ],‘_|I,,-II, I0 I-no Army (,0IIII_l:I:g\It<1II:\II::I_:I:I:ItIiig:»|iiIi;IiIiis f;.lII;IlIiI<I-II;I_iIfIIiIt §’;;II|;it)<I:IIaA;tIlIiItiI;. toured Canada. some Eogtlieily atldit-ss to the officeis and t:ItII IIIIIIII IIII I`II.IIIII‘IIIIIII .I I ,_
cii. iii:-t inilni-lice as Iiispector-(-t-ii-llqhm-S ,»,.,,,~,.,,,.,,1,,<,\,. ,mum ,.x|,,,,..¢
llclpl'
i
uncommon d‘“I¥!‘e€ me hul’p~"' knack “fi l1t"t_'oiiipli"i=lit-ti iuurli iiiorc. iii Ific l`t-\v
pumng his “"3"-‘r 0" me Ver." "UUl,`duvs' stay lit- lit-t-unit- to nil :ippt-ai"
of inatlcrs upon which great iSSll"S‘ant-cs intiinutt- with tin- tion-inun lim-
thu_siast.ic soldier. and knows the posi p,»jm.,, _.\,-,;,,__,--S ,i,,,~,.,_.,- ,-,,, fu, has
slbilities and limitations of the Bt'itiSlll been vat-it-<1 and ititm-t-.<tiii_f.--. "i'in~ son
Army- “ml “"'*_’_‘_1’- ‘°“- ‘-l\‘”l`@ is U01-of tht; itimgs noitiit-1- tiiiri--_ inciti-
"mre popular oluccr than he with “Hi Marshal llit- llnltt- of t`oli\i:\tiglii. he
mnks' l was born nt \\ inti,<nr in ].\\2l,` l"rt-in
' 'Eton anti Sniitlii,ur.<i hc joined the
l Queens tlwn lltissfirs this tntht-r hav
i ing prt-viouf=l_v rt-i`nst-tl for hini the title
v _;_:; 2;.
tenant. lit- uns iizvxilitlt-ti lioiiic, with
-tl rt-pniuiitni for rlolfiitt'l_\' tliorougli-
ln:-ss in till lit- tiiti, llc hntl no expor-
thnt' ho \\.\:~i t-lifn-‘t-ii to rt-pi"t-sr-tit, the
King siihst-out,-nt. to his i'iI-i:o\'t-i‘y.
'l`hei‘<-, is hui little pi-rsonztl gossip
lc0nt‘ei'iilniz tht- l‘i‘inttt-, who is a tie/
- votee oi' soltlit-riii;;. lit-, is. l\o\\‘e-vt-i',
tho tallt-st int-inhr-r oi thc Tlritish
etl bt1<'lit-lor, .incl n slit-vial t`zt\'oritt- of
the l(in;;`:t. lit- is: known :is “'i`he Sol-
dier l’rint°<-  and ri\:ils l’i'int-0 lltniist
, ._ i
Who nttntuf-tl nrt-nz popularity ln C
guisht-tl iiusltniitl, l-Zur] Grey.
l.t‘
BU¢k|"9h3m Pilice lon(-tl with har inn to t.<>lii,t--h»i|'\t-llit:tl`|‘
. -‘ tht- t-z|rrl:i;;t- :ii ::‘ “ ' --~ ‘-
An amusing story concerning thai Hi K km “ll H H
democratic personality oi' Kingi
(leorgc’s tint-it-, the Duke of (Ton-1
naught, is going the- roundi-\. lt scents
the Duke and the l`liit-licss, u<;¢,m,_
pauieId by a tzoiisitit-rnbic 'party, pttirl
   --   
A painter, who was standing near
the Duke and llutzhcss, snitl he had
served with tho Duke, who sinilluciy
observed: "Anti now you are a paiutcr.
I suppose things are very brisk in the
painting line this springtime-'."’
"Yes," was the reply; "hut ihert-'B
one place that badly wants doing and
doesn't. get it."
“Where is that?" inquired the llukt-.
"liuckiin;ham Palace," replied the'
painter. and went gravely on with his
work. apparently oblivious of the smile
he raised on the face ol every one l.n
the royal group.
“There your opinion I and mine
agrees," said the Duke, as he walked
away.
» l 1
Al"liur"" 'l`l|i- voiiiic l‘riii/‘O win
his t-o|u|'ittlfs_ \\-ns pi|;,|t<»,1 into pi't»uil»
iiciitw-. t'niiii~-lit-ti in will; in suit-mu
slit-iit-o it--ross to list- (Yin-t-n'.-< t-:ti'i'in|_-;..I
anti to suliinit to ai lit‘f|r-_\ kiss iii full
PLEASING THE WIFE
A man t-an spend three dollars on
his wife with the right. sort or senti-
mental flourishes and make her thlnlt
lt.'| a million. .‘
A
\
I- ,V .
I .
...cu
denelid and oi exnlalnlits his vif-WS iv perm-, who iilui iii-im-.,» nic i-rin'-1- it-rt.;
8.11 8nllll€11ll_V C()lIllllUll-861158 1111!] C011- `|_,051‘0\\-pd an [lim |3111 Him-k En-F-_|9I'
vint-ing manner. The Duke is an cn- e,1uiv,,1Q,,, fi, ||,,. |;,,,5.,;, (;_.,,,,,,._ l
f Duke oi' Hnxt--t'oliuri\~tioiii:1 to
’hi<'h the l’riiu-c was he-ir. in llltlil haf
ent ,to tht- 'l`rltns\':-:ii :ts it full liou-l
` cc- tliizn oi tliniotnztiu- iiiissittiis. zintll
it \\n.=s :1 hluh trihnt'l- to his t'npnt-ity'
Royal i`:iinii_\', :in tt|>|nii~t-iiti,\' t-oiil`irin-l
~ V _ . . . i had
soiinlit un nii'>lit\n.~'i\'t- pcuiiifin ly;-||i||,|'
l
l
l
l
ol' Tinttciiht ri.-,, the i\':iilor lriiit-c," in DUKE OF CONNAUGHT AS A BABE i
popular t-.sit-t‘ii\."""l'TT-wits iiltotl noni- the 'rms l‘h"'°‘f"“l‘l\ “'08 U1l<f‘l1 On May lst, ill;'»l,_nnd nltnws the Duke of ~
worse tor his wisli to hc trt-:tied in tho “'<\ilingtt>n presenting a casket to his godson Prince Arthur (Duke ot Con- ‘lsr-lf, hut, utr-tliotli-t hy \vhlt‘h \\'~‘ "T"
Army on <‘xzit‘ti_v tht- sniiu- footing ns """g"')' 'i
his lirotlit-r tilt‘it-i-r.~t_ '~'\'\f-‘-‘#`-`-‘-`~‘~‘~‘-‘v`~‘~"~'~f-‘=-~‘----:>_-»_-_-_,~\~` \`.` -.` ._ ... .. ` .. .. .. ._ ._ _- ._ .. ,_ _ _ _ to
Whiit- nt llion ht- wus known to his,  l ed engimsiagm for mlhnc work Th ,_ u.-'lr to ht- it-,nrnt-ti for lla 'i\\'\1 "“l"`3
u, r 3 o 1 ct- oi to ht-.n;- trt-nit-fi ng the Uaiiatiiun ion I I
, - _ - - 1 _ ule is now matt.
a llo_\':-ilt,\'. .-\n nitttmiiii; liit-iti»-nt ' ~ - ' I or of
. Rh-
um during 'IN wgnnc or hm dlsum lUlf‘fl lil ‘WH -‘lillflt-l'lll"ii. ll:ii'ii1;];nt!liPo  l?dTit1(i)'liyl.oIl¥l(i`ii?l;:tl?i  (llille(l,?c nn hm tlo\'<-iopint-nt, Su tht- r»l1l\ll"’--` "I
lliutnoiid .l:‘.liilt-t- 1-i-ltl;i'ntif»iis, fi into-l I ' ` ' ho , limi nt 1-.i it t’l' -"
ess c-otmist of:-
Casiir-, luituurv 1'! 1881!
-Qiicrn <i-'t\\'t- to l-Zinn t'olll-tw m |~.-C,-5,-(.‘l , ,. _ _ . ,
    III I_IIIIIIII IIIIIIIIINIII IIIIIIII IIIIII I:_IIIIIIII_III SIIIII, 1 iinte Ailhur, horn ut “lndsor
i ' '
jplplsh VM' ">’-"ill "=ti‘i'=:t,»t.- tlrt-\\' HP. U16 I l"riii<-1'-sir. Vit-'tot-ia horn January 15
at t i't,-ss: \\:-_< rt-ntl, nutl tht- it iv: - . ' '
A Loom pamterts Remark Ab°_“l(IlIIII_III_III HIIIIIIIIIIIII III_I_ \I_I,I _II 'I-I” 1882. niuttitti to thc Crown Prince
of Sw:-tit-n on .luiic 15. 1905.
ham l’niat-e on l\lnrcli 17, 1886.
' nn our
Canada Had Great Attractions for Hia
Excellency
Earl tlrt-y has het-n Governor-Gem
eral anti t‘ommuntler-ln-(lhiet of (lan-
iada since llttll. when he sttrcvetled his
brotlit-r-iirlaw. the l-_‘url of Mlnto. Ile
wus one of thc first ol’ those prominent
Englisiiinen who came under the spell
of the init- i\lr. (let-ll Rhodes. and he
assist:-ti Mr. ltliodcs to obtain the
charter l`orIlllioil¢-sin. and himself he-
t-nnit-. one nf tho ltninders of the (l'har~
tered (`onipaii_v. After the .laincson
lon had on other grounds a great nt- Duke sliot some splendid lions, l-Ils‘
_ traction for him. Ho carried with him Royal lllghuens nhot his first llon in
I a high sense ot duty and undlmlnlsh- india. some years nga.
r
}"ri|tct-ss i’:\t|‘it'la, born at, Bucking-
THE DUCHESS OF CONNAUGH
Raid he at-ct-pit-tl the position oi’ Atl- -~---__~_ l
niinistruitn- of lthodt-sie.. The two. The far-t that the sporting trophies
years of. his administration (1896-tt?) ltlmt. fell to the rltle ol' the Duke oi’
were _vt-:tra or native- wars and oi' the ‘ Connaught during his visits to South
gravest, pnlltlt-nl diftlt-ulty. 'l`lte post Africa are now bt-ini; plat-ed lu 'posi-
l-larl tlrt-_v wus appointed to lu Canada tion in lmgsiiot Park. his country
ln 1510-t was one l'or which he had home in Siirrc-_\', rcuilntis one that Hia
every int-linstlon. it was ln Canada Royal Highness is a capital shot, anti
that his great-izrnitdiailier first smelt runs his hlnjesty t-losc lu this direc-
,powtler untler Wollc, and the Domln- tion. \\'ht-n he was in Uganda the
eral of lm, l_~0l,(,e5 was a very guml. IIEIIYIIIII IIIII IIIIII_ I.III'_IIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIV 1.I,0m »--\»~%»5-A~ »`\~\~\\\\\`\%`@v-~v A |,"|~|_\~ fi_t;]\,.|»”§;m g_»m;\f,»;~f\r| lnIl|i,a
and a"""‘” mm* fo" he l’°"`“`“°5S"'s i" ""1 thc iiutitis nl' it-c l(ni.~:t-1'. l‘i'ii ct- Arthur 1
-itlc.
"\\"ol's up?" ht- |ioui':tt-I_\' t-rlr-tl
‘My wifi-! llro\\'uiu_'.z! l t-:in'i :\\\‘iiitl
.I _
wt-nty pountln for you ii' you ..n\'»-
I_,..
l’ .
ln at niniut-nt the fislirrtiitiii w.'i:= in
ht- .st-zi. ln :innthr-r nimut-nt ht- \\':|ft
ut ot' it, \\'i|h thc t‘t-.scifi-ti i.'iri_\ htitht-r.
it-:e-lilng with f-xpr-t‘ttiliou lic till-
*-rouclit.-tl tht- yount: tnnii aiaiiin, II
"Wt-ll, what nhoul the twcnly u\\ltl'.’
‘ie asked.
But il the _vonng nutn's turn ii.-nl
-,pen ,ishmi grt-_v ht-fort-, it was u-t-\'
leatlly piilt- us ht- mtzt-ti upnn thi-
‘czitilres ol’ tht- i°f-(row-riiit: tint-it-_
“Y-e-s, I know!" ht- gaspr-il. "il\\f
vht-ii I nizitlc the offer I tiioulilll ll
vos my wilt-, who was tlt°o\\'ilii\l!, "‘\'l
tow -_ now it lurtts out lt wus nil'
rift-‘s motht-rl"
'l`ht- fislif-i‘in:in pullr-rl n l_0nR f"""-
“.lust, my luck!" he tituttr-rt"l.
hrns=t|i\'f: his huntl into his ti‘n\|.-rt-v‘f\_I
mcltt-l. "How much do I 0\\‘t’ 5'1""-'
'I‘l|c [‘rlnclplt-s cl Lllc.
Wliot-\'r-i' studios the pritlt‘llll“"- "T
vt llfc llittls in tht-in n unity “'l""h
Ends tt-gr:-tht-r nil r-rr-nts. -'ill Wi"-“'
-rits, :ill itrvs, nnrrt-,w.'i. iinti intt‘r'~“=*~"-
tiiti t-:ittlilt-i-1 him to use tht-ni for the
-ootl t-:id of imprt-\~t~int-nt. 'll"‘\' t""‘
ot t-ntls in tlicnint-l\`ce. lilll lll"i‘l‘-"'_"’
oiitt-.tliint-,' hiiizhr-r; tht-_\' nrt- not lift-
hir- to trt-f-uinulntt- lift-_ The t-ltilrl
t-ks nt cnt-h lt-ssnn ns n` i=“l-'¢l'f"“
rough itll his utntllr-s nnri 1'tii\l\'f""I"_‘i
t-ni ti\t~ i\i;;ht~r y-nr;-H '- 'if ll"‘ '
fellows us piztin "('_oiiii:uiL;l-.t," nt l izdi I - . , ' A l hui th - vtuiturr- :ttntlt-nt f1f‘f‘R \"'l"‘i""5
GREY IIIIII II II II I I lf 1|   S  lie made himsrll-sptedlly popular with III '
th
nghtit fc; t "` `» ` '
itunrt- nl' lift- nt- sn'1\t-lillllli "' h."
vt-lctniit-tl or 1"-i:l`t‘f"'l |"`-" H ""
tiout-1 hut tht- wi;-t» -gznn or wt-'zrill
'rt-.~t that liirmntll liicni ull r-his =:I
tml, D,-,,,,.i,-_i,._ tht- tlr-\'t-lopntt-'i' "
lrut- ti-.:tnl-:vt-.tl 1-nfl u'nn\t\lll‘""" f-Nil!
lhnt only us thnt print-ipln in 1-1-‘-"l
untl t~li-'-i'i:,lu-<i t-:tn lin- I*-“Rl \-"""‘ “T
cxtt-r:i:ti 1-xnt,-rlt-nrt-It h“ "l‘lT""""‘
lllnt it-r tin- |.nut\tll`.\`-
.»\t'ti1'|t-r. thu’ lrtrt- i1t'l`l\ l""_"'"'""
fotfflli tl|'iv».-l. \-.iwit I""l'\|l""| "¢’-" " "A
ittt--i trx'|'t-nu-i.V lii't-fitltiiv l" 'i"“‘ ' ‘
ug to tht- rlil'l'it-i\It_\' ol’ Zvlllllli 'lf"°f
'»i'opt-rly tial:-pt-tl. lf. ho\\-1-'tv-I`. 
t--- wt-it silt-initiwt, t-num tn- "H"’_‘
rnppt-tl In :i tlnntp t-iotll, :ind tin-'i 
t iit~\\'s;.:|,".t-1', nntl plutvll fm' " ""_
t-.itititrw in n t-tml nw-n with tl"‘ "" "-
‘t~‘E "' ‘ ‘tt-ut. will t-uuii»- lil" 1-"""" H
rut- tl:itnii.;li tho nilttr-rlui, mul 'Wr-
;n\l‘l|l_\‘ suttr-n il. and tht- nr:|t»It~-= ~iI1
tht-u b ltonml with pci'fct-t misi-
i-. lI'|| Tll"t- in lit-nl lislttlc-
lc homxht when real eslntr- \\llf_*Ic|:’“-
'|‘h:-n hoped tlinl. it would I-‘IIII_
A \r~>rltu\t|n tlroppt-tl r.oni_t‘ ¢|!'l\""" '
Ii tlld - to his 8lA|‘l"`|"“-
Most ht-nutll°uI wontcn M0 
without hearts. to into mt-n ItoI II--OI
ness... It's a mct'c:l’u| P|"’I‘l’ ‘;II_I_I,y
nnturc. ll' they grieved mt-Ir _ I
mutt wit-msc life they spoilt tht-iIrI\-Ill" ‘
exlstcmrc would bc- ont- ltiI\l!Il~'_"|'¥
't '~>.\' :torn s.1o.=t\;v'i'|.|.>sl
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