Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-07-19
They Openly Exchange Smiles ard
Ssc;xhy Prepare for War.
HAab'd Hous" Says the Trade In
CRMyirtue Came With Roller
SEaths.
Ths Coming Marriage Of fhe Prin'
cess Bestsits.
Americans Applicants for Memhsr-
,bps Of ErgIish Clubs Back.
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LONDON, Jaly ls.-,In pfnistsr'al circles
no fear 10 entertainsa of an immediate
quarrel with Russk Notwithstanding this,
however, messdfes for the defense Of India
are being pushed forward. General Sir
Donald NJ. Stewart, Commander-in-Chief in
India, will. it is said, be appointed to one Of
the vacant seats in the Indian Council, in
which case Gen. Lord Wolsley will be given
the chief com mand in India.
Lord Dufferin has issued an order prohib-
iting officers of the Indian army from going
to Cashmere, ostensibly because return
thence would be difficult and slow in case Of
hurried recall.
1t is reported that Col. Lockhart, who has
gone to Gllgir, the main entrance to the
valley of Cashmere from Central Asia, with
a years supply, avowedly for the use OF 9
a surveying party, is really engaged in q
political movement OF importance:
Russia is trying to raise new loan from
Paris. 1t is stated that an officer aboard
he Audscius. writing from New York, says
that the British flag, despite the denial OF
the English government, is flying over port
Hamilton in the Corean Archipelago. de
tur,ber states that the British are engaged
m prepsripg military defenses and laying
rorpedos snd mines at Port Hamilton, and
hat some Russian troop ships landed with
troops which recently landed there were
greatly surprised to fad the place COM
pete'y occupied by British and were com
pelled TO retire
An nm cable Ad tustment Likely.
After the Cabinet Council to-day, the
Marquis of Salisbury, Lord Iddesleigh, Sir
Stafford Northcote, and Sir Michael Hicks
Beach, Chancellor Of the Exchequer, held a
COL sulta,ion at the Foreign Office with
Baron De Stasl, Russian ambassador. IL
is understood that the conference was on
the Afghan question, and it is stated that
negotiations for an amicsble adjustment oi
the entire dispute are proceeding in a
friendly and satisfactory manner. Mr.
Condie Stephens, the special courier who
was sent by Sir Peter Lumsden from Penj
deb. at the time of the difficulty there
to London, to give the Gladstone
government, specialintormation concerning
the battle was at the foreign office during
the State conference there and in fact al
day helping to elucidste the problem raised
by the increase OF the Russian force neal
Zulfcsr. Pass.
IAN Old Roue'' writes
to the Pail Mall Gazette: "The evil you
have exposed is a warning against roller
skating. The evil came with roller skating
at the Princess Club. Then for the first
time men about town were brought into
daily contact WITH beautiful children
not members Of their own fam
lies. The little things in theiI
innoc ence were too prodigal Of their smile:
and glances. A passion sprang up for chill
dren. The ruin of these children themselve,
vas not the question, but PROGRESSES found
little East Enders to bare the curse vlcsri
ously. Since then the trade between the
East and West Ends has grown enormously =
There is certain element Of race hatred
10 the affair Wealthy Jews are TO day pay
rng off old scores run up centuries ago a
Seville, Prague and elsewhere.