The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-15

,.,.,ov, June14.-The Prince Of Wales
!. D' "ot allowed any ieelius9f regret
,I S min OF one Of his Oldest friends
,,a , with his personal pleasures.
' Ascot races we're inagurnted on
3 ~ in the customary manner by a
s s',, procession from Windsor. The
S S,tr, was preceded by "theShips and
oman I, prickers" in handsome green
~ sJ' .catiet uniforms, and escorted by
1o,3 Coventry, Mastor Of the Buck
t I lie was accompanied by his
- u;io and daughters, gorgeopsly clad,
, " a crowd Of royal relatives and
uIr friends" who, undeterred by
a.. I late OF Sir William Gordon-Cum-
, III - baslicd in the sunshine OF the
'O{I lis been said that tho Prince feels
,soniy Sir Williams fall from grace,
~, %S concealed his cmotioIlsswonder-
S, Ji -. well during the four days at As
nv Gpring which he WIS on public
NV four hours or more daily. &c even
hacked EC ND heart TO do n little betting,
!rJ oit6oagh luck was against him, as
s-n I'M is on the turf, heGmet ill-for-
nSc with smiling face. On Avednes-
Sy afternoon the Prince and Duke of
S.m6ridge, COMMUNICATIVE Chief, were
,"1ctber in the royal enclosure for sew
srsI hours, and privileged observers,
clio noticed the hilarious spirits Of the
,oyol relatives, must to-day be struck
Sy the fact that the order dismissing
.ITip",enant. Colonel Sir William Gordon
Im,nriuc from the army is dated
Wednesday. 1t must therefore have
been counicrsigned by theopnke just
before his merry meeting with the
Prince Of Wales.
THE PRINCES REAL FEELINGS.
BIZ. perhaps it would be uncharitable
TO suggest that the mcrriment was in
,py way connected with the act that
has SGT the seal on the Baronet's dis
grace The Prince Of Wales is known
10 he an Industrious reader OF the news
mners. II, therefore, he should have
am human feeling in his royal breast,
IN: dcmeanor in the privacy OF his
home must have contrasted sharply
Win the cynical selGshness of His man
1cr in public. This week the newspa-
zen; have teemed with biting criticisms
Il liz conduct and columns have been
tRtd with resolutions OF eeAsHre passed
trchurch conferences and public bodies.
The thing which seems to have struck
the popular Imagination is that which
ce religious newspaper bluntly and
hirly describes as the Princes "brutal
ellCusness.n The feeling is universal
tlat while the fate Of his old friend was
trembling in the balance he should re-
main in court, or at least have stayed Mt
home, and that afterward, when his
ssmblihg habits were being denounced
h the Newspapers and from pulpits and
Platforms, he should have refrained
llon attending the races and betting in
public
TlIr TORIES ARE ANXIOUS.
ACabinct council was held this morn
Ing to consider what course shall be
hkcn by the Government on Monday,
lhcn several awkward questions will
a@t to the ministers on the subject
d this scandal. The Government de-
ipl 10 burke the matter, and APP
fnachcd the Liberal leaders with a
loposaI to save tho unplcasantness to
theQuecr which would be caused by a
tsciEsion OF her sons conduct in Par
Enent 1t soon became evident that
UeN should he do so, Mr.. Gladstone
wouldn't he able to muzzle some of his
hiiCai followers, and the question will
hiTe to be answered. The Speaker has
done his best, by removing from the
oNe' book some questions which he de-
eirlt be unwarrantably offensive to
Tie Crown.
He has struck out the Princes name
ifom every question, and has expressed
Bis lNication OF checking the use OF dis
NSFctablo language in tho debate
Which is expected to take place on Mon-
day upon the radical motion for ad-
logmmcnt OF the House, Two questions
VII be put to the Secretary OF State for
war Nj. Summers will ask whether
the government has taken or intends
toiaSc any action with regard to the
person or persons who, in tho case OF
NJ William Gordon-C Cumming W. Viii
son and others, were alleged to have
,SfoSGn or to have been parties to n
army
THE QUESTIONS FOR PARLIAMENT.
These regulations provide that every
Commissioned officer whose charucteror
conduct asan officer or gentleman has
been publicly impugncd, must submit
the ease within reasonable time 10 his
commanding officer or other competent
military authority for iuISstigation.
SN' Cobb will, at the same time, ask
w Sstanhopc whether, as the civil ac-
Y You Is now over, he can state whether
MS intended TO hold any court OF in-
gary into the conduct Of tho three
SSlGers, who in September last at Tran
y SEait signed paper, the object OF
E y, was TO allow Lieutenant Colonel
or William q. Cumming to remain an
g,IaCeT in Her Majesty's army, although
ucy believed him TO have cheated ut
=, Ing officers referred to are OF course
Wv held marshal, the Prince Of Wales,
Tialor General Owen Wi'iiums and
Lieutenant Berkeley Levett. II may be
! reasonably assumed that nothing will
y Gone in the direction suggested.
nIgH!G'IGSS a good deal OF laughter, in
" s'icn the commander in Chief and the
IVY marshal INDUCED in at Ascot yes
SSGtG nsy was caused by the funny idea OF
g,g0,ihg court martial on the heir to
~ throne, The field marshall is evil
S SS;.G not afraid. and tho sancity by
!, f" ,s1 ls is hedged will sSs the GeneF-