The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-24
MAADI dead
He Dlesby Natures Means and Not
the Warriors Sword.
Two Of England's Nobility Fight
Over the Jersey Lily.
Tho Marriage Of Queen Yictoria'l
Last Daughter.

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4 LONDON, July 2s.-1tis stated that th'
Goyernment has received confirmation o.
Hthe report oi the death Of FL Aiahdi, o
smallpox, on June 20.
4 CAIRO July es.-A shiekh has arrived
here who declares that he Witnessed the
Funeral Of El Mahdi.
vrcroR1A,s Last DAUGHTER.
5 Marriage Of tho Pfiuess. Beatrice to Prince
A Henry, OF Battenberg.
LONDON, July 23.-Pdncess Beatrice
WAS married this morning to Prince
Henry, of Battenberg, in St. a1ildred's
sChurch, Wappingham, suburb Of the
gcity OF Newport, on the Isle Of Wight.
slThe day is fine and the sun shines brightly
from cloudless sky, with a cooling
Abreeze. The marriage ceremonies weie
lon grand and imposing scale. The pro-
scession from osborne house 10 the church
Isas in semi.state, and was one Of the
smost brilliant pageants OF lis kind In
Byfars.
sthousa1ds Of flags were run up on the,
Hyenitiau masts that line the route TO be,
Sstaken by the marriage procession. Flags
Sot all nations float from the lhonsetops.I
5The river and bay are full OF yachts, brill
EIiant with bunting, and presenting FROM
sthe' land an enchanting appearance. The
sroyal yachts stand out prominently. The
5royal standard Is at their main heads, and
fthey are deoked with wreaths, evergreensl
! and flowers in profusion. Over one hum
Sdred guests Of the Queen breaktasted this
3morning in the palace at Osborne. At1ll
so'clock the guests started for the church.!
saThe officials present, who are resplendent!
slin court dress, and wear glittering orders,
upon their breasts, presented q pecrliarl
in the royal carriages passingI
s'aiong the country roads. The Prince oil
Wales and the members OF his family
Handed from their yacht and were!
Sdriyen to Osborne. The Prince OF Wales
4wears the uniform Of a field marshal. His,
;son Victor Is dressed in the uniform 81 an,
9army officer, and his sou George in that
fof an officer Of the navy. The Ninety,
,third Highlanders guard the approaches,
Ito the church, while the road traversed byI
Sthe procession Il, lined by volunteers
ltThe sailors belonging to the royal yacht
shaye taken position between the yolun.l
Steers and the HighlanderH. The Queen
shas been with Princess Beatrice thrpugh-l
Sout the morning. Thelchief State officials!
fare now preparing 10 direct the pageantry.
aIhe invited guests from London arrived
BAT Portsmouth at II o. clock and were conf
Sducted in q royal yacht to Cowes. The
sboys composing the choir ofSt. Georges'
Church, at; Windsor, also arrived, and will
take part In the musical services at St,
: sMildred's.
1880 p. Ml-The stream OF court officials
'goiug TO the church Is increasing. TheI
Ecrowd of people who have come TO wit
mess the pageantis now immense, and ati
sthe palace gates they stand ten deep
sThe grand stand is also crowded with peo.i
Hple. Tho Archbishop OF Canterbury, thel
n SUean Of Windsor, aud the other clergy.t
Smen who will assist In the ceremonies,t \
shave arrived at the church, which Is al. !
ready throngad. The Princess OF Waless
land the bridesmaids, dressed in lovely
white gossamer material, are much ad-i
8mited. a salnte OF twenty-one guns lstl
snow being lred from the eolent II
Az 7. y. the marriage ceremony ended. !
Ia saivo OF guns from the guard ships hasl
sjust announced the fact. II
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DON'T MEIpLE Mlih MI AiAa'l
4 a Flight In Rotten Row Between Two,
..,Nohlen EneliSh.
Tovpos Jrlv % The fracas on Rotten,
-. Is......as. T ~, y Ia.sl.1.t
a1isew yes'etuay pe.weeh i1'tu Aohsaaiel
and Sir George Ohetwyne mas created AM
enormous sensation in fashionable circles:
]. .L.o,,bor, Tondor and to.dav forns anal
-. 1Su' = ~ sAe - - -, 80 ~
tchiet topic Oh discussion ~ tue ciups ana;
tother resorts Of the aristocratic and fash.I
Siohahle world. From the account al eye.I
- an eaosms.0. h. 4. Iaos.sa'
WAsues'es " ..e eAeoan''' ~ 70 .e's' Hsu
that both gentlemen were on horseback, J
and that Sir George was the first to attack
HHe galloped up to Lord Lonsdale with his
/ EridingF whip upraised, and before the
apparently astonished Lord could defend
Shimseli, struck him q singing blow full
across tho head, saying as he did SOL
ss"TaSe that, you devlll The blow
knocked Lord Lonsdale's hat of.
tAiter receiving the blow lord LousdaleI
reiued his horse back few steps, and, !
quickly recovering himself, asked his as.l
Isailant what he meant. Lord George re-l
piled, "Don't meddle with my lily"i
F(ineaning Mrs Langtryl, at the same time
making another drive at Lord Lonsdale,i
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