The sun., 1891-06-11

parties pa 70 the affair were questioned on that
hn,ni a. I'll, Is taken A. ss alton Of the rImor
@ s as sstSHs Is Yya "a DHHSS S
The story p that the Prince conddsd Tho sr. NOR.
n s0is .d 81 hss ss: who who
Goraon. CUMMING, and who at once saw in this
grnphed to tho Queen. Who Is now at Balmoral
have expressed lcr dispi ieasure In such strong
Wond 3 q sh & Sseg that
SSfGoySItrys Ssc reiignpg his ofloe ss Master q
" %hSh .iSl o5e' the Earl draws an annual salary
>, The Queen does not attempt to conceal The
the royal dsnleasure may yet be ielf in several
AZ Ascot Yesterday the Prince OF Wales was
slsibly nervous until after he received the ds.
s6s iasys deboTstons tSe prnce rim t'' iniriS
result Of the verdict 'A' '''A'''' 40 's'' ~ 'A'
es Gs a. Ss Sasy ss nnssy ssys 5 hat he hsfs Ise
Wales is tho male head Of his race. The
women Of al, hi, houso are YrYops sell.
throughout tho world want ,hs men 10 be more
like the women Of this roysllins. adding:
usp the mns ksso
eysryhing about him fresh apd brIaht and
Ihs . aaf N%H sa..s y si iSsu Issss Of this
Ss... aaa
Sns s0aa Ee Phsse y' cu.s sS
S psEE ssss dse .ns !Ss to s se
sIHsjoa ;Is a !isn ; .sss siT William aofdon.cam-
Prince Of Wales came BADLY out " Of The e"s case, a
nOo hss Il was TO
matter 10 what capacity. and that The PRINCE
comes e. out badly tseappss p., he PLAYED cards Il
when hey s Wsto ssSie 10 % Eve EvsrsSods sp
nsc @ G mo, aS
that he prefers chic to culture. II is absurd to
sickle about ths Prince playing baccarat when
We give publtcistS carte blanche to play black
The st Jon,es's Gazette this afternoon SAYS
William Gordon Cumming. who, 1t adds. will
not 60 into retirement without the sympathy
country well. This is more than can fv Be SAID Of
.6s !6s ss S cSs Tho = ss themselves
~ -. Nothing bad was disc iosed about the Prince.
The scandal was an ugly ono. but II cannot be
rspptation. Yet i Is idis to deny that this val.
uable reputation is not q trife splasbed in the
s@ TsspS s S ~ msFs h S hs
matter; It was wise instinct On behalf OF tho
frinee'a friends which rendered them nervous.
ly. though futilely. anxious TO keep the events
They know that the public would look with dis
who. staying at a country house, insists upon
playing baccarat In sni!e OF the fact that his
pany. including boys and women. and that he
IS so inveterate worshipper Of this method OF
winning other pe"ples % pies money that he brings
The plain % truth is 81 hat There is rowdiness.
coarsenes.; and vnlgarity Of tone about socl-
years. The ref anement and distinction Of the
salops OF q decade ago is vanishing. and
snH mors coarssly % ossenta.ions ever, year.
The 81. Janles's Gazette then comments upon
ths dteren;e existing bssMssn the Prince o!
l's ssoeieiy i' now looks more to Marlborough
like to think that the amusemcnts OF the
MarlborouRh House @ . ses were were nor, more refined.
%e have se
events TrapWsy Gro which o. one would
when young. hut with Advancing years one
rule his private lie with rather more than less
decorum. sobrtety and self restraint than any
other Eng tish gentleman 30 years OF ago and
The Globe in its issue this afternoon strongly
attacks Ger. owen Williams and Lord Coven.
try. as officers Of the highest rank and social
position. for On terng into a compact 10 permit
retain the respect of his fellow officers and OF
society when they axedly believed him guilty
OF card sbarpinG: The Gtobe adds that they.
oat INN prOdant reGultiu0 in n scandal
of which 1t is Impossible for the most tolerant
TO think without the dsepest pain.
der OF has o 5
1es rssponsi6 %sfs HsspP0'nAS '''A'N'' 10 his
demn m the Prince Of waies's connection with the
At tho Primitiys Methodist Conference. now
heing held at North ampton. several of tho
speakers denounced tho Prince OF Wales Tor
the share he took x ~ R tho baosarni ra scanda
Prince OF Wales should not be allowed to sue
ceed to the throne unless he abandons gam
bling. , iii, ,,,o
some resolutions upon this subject which will
" The Yus Baptis. % Conference which is now being
"saa .snt II memorial to Sir francis KnoIiys the
private secretary Of the Prince OF Wales. pray
Ing that the Prince 10 view OF the misery and
II the dns '9 s
or to countenance gambling in any form.
SIR WILLIAM RESIGNS FROM ALL HIS CLUBS
LONDON. June 11.-sir William Gordon Cum
ming has resigned from all the clubs OF which
he was member.
SIR WILLIAM WTLL WRITE BOOK.
Tho Defeated Baronet VIII Give His Yer.