Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-30
IN HER OWN BEHALF.
EVIDENCE OF LADY DUNLo IN THE
DIVORCE CASE.
Interview With Lord Randolph Churchill,
Who IL Tired of Public Life-The Potato
Blight il on the Increase in ireland.


Interview With Lord Randolph Churchill.
Who is Tired of Public Life-The Potato
Blight In on the Increase in ireland.
rBY DUNLAP's CABLE coMPANY.1
LONDON, July 29-In continuation Of
Lady Dunlo's evidence in the Dunlo divorce
suit to-day, she denied point blank under
severe cross-examination that improper re-
lations had ever existed between Mr.. Vert
heimer and herself She admitted that
wertheimer had stigmatized her husband
as brainless lordling. She was much hurt
at his remarks and wept, but subse-
quently forgave him. Asked by Sir
Charles Russell whether Mr.. Wertheimer's
utterances concerning her husband was rea-
son why she kept him dangling at her heels,
she said that she did not approve of the re-
marks and did not indorse them. She invited
Wertheimer's company largely because she
was unable to look after her husbands horses
herself, and Mr.. Wertheimer knew all about
that sort of things.
Wertheimer swore that while he had sup
Piled her with money before her marriage, he
had never done SO since. He had given her
that their friendship had ever been other than
platonic, and stated that he would have gladly
married her at any time, but he was sorry to
say that she would not have him. Admiration
he said with such fervor that it started a litter
round the courtroomm. He saw now that it
was wrong for him to have gone about with
Lady Dunlo as freely as he did, but she knew
that he would never insult her, which was
more than could be said of some of Lord
Dunto's friends and relations.
half dozen witnesses, including Flo Billion,
were called to testify that in spite OF every
favorable opportunity, they had never seen
any improperly between the parties. Lord
Dunlo was then recalled and denied emphati-
a hat har rum 9TH had
tossed up to see who of them should marry
Miss Billion. The case was then adjourned
The presence of Marmaduke Woods at the
Lyric Club and other West End haunts Is be-
ing objected to In consequence of the sorry
figure he has cut in the Dunlo case. The
young man is not in the least abashed, how
ever, and swaggers about apparently proud Of
his notoriety. An effort IS being made to force
him to resign from the Lyric.
Lord Randolph Churchill, in an interview
with correspondent to-day, spoke freely of
his position and prospects. AS a politician he
apparently under some depression of spirits.
Speaking of the rumors that he had been ap-
preached with view of relieving W. II. Smith.
as the leader of the House of Commons, he
said the report was not true, that he had not
been approached by any one
Il will go further" he added. "Since left the
Cabinet have not received a letter upon any
matter whatsoever from either OF those once
craftsmanship. One is healthy, the other is de-
pressing. As a matter Of fact 1 do not think
political life is quite in my way"
He gave as a reason for this belief that he
had not been success as a politician. and this
fact made him doubtful of his future as pub
lie man. He fears that his views on certain
from the majority of the Conservative party.
AT any rate it is improbable that the Cabinet,
having In the main done so WELL will find it
necessary to seek his assistance.
Minister Herr Won Lutz, of Bavaria, is
seriously i'll. He has the symptoms OF insanity.
After raving like madman he falls exhausted
and remains PROSTATE for long time Upon
recovering he is too weak to stand. He is often
delirious for IL hours at time, and has the ap-
pearance of a drunken man dosed with NOR
phlne. Twelve weeks ago this morning he had
lucid moment and begged his physicians to
allow him to die Pointing to his swollen feet
he cursed the doctors for keeping him alive
without giving him moments relief from the
terrible pain that racked his brain.
The Hebrew community is paralyzed by the
news that wholesale expulsion of Hebrews
from Russia is impending. The Hebrew popu
iaton of the Russian empire is 4,000.000 An
influential deDutatjon left London for Paris
to-day to urge the French Government to in
terpose on behalf OF the race in Russia. and to
prevent the proposed ruthless determination.
Mr.. Chaplin. President of the Board of
Agriculture, replying to questions in the
House of Commons to-day, declined. in the
absence of authoritative proof, to consider the
United States free from pleuro-pneumonia. he
said that within a short time animals suffering
from the disease have arrived at Liverpool from
New York.
The potato blight in Ireland is spreading. 1t
has now reached the county Of Armagh.