The sun., 1891-01-29

win royh recognition. 80 far as Americans
sristo'T"ts' Hi @ % both the MaeEays and the Bonyn:
les mighi have Ro' along pretty well without
I'd AZ = M1ss 90 sg
id them T. Leave he,r own ar, ,osntry; con one or
1.ince ni Wales . d,,;ne: this weex =. and Y, ,'s
OF Of or out began. Jhs history oi tho quarrel
brings in poverty "a well as wealth, pr.eon- ns
orI. 4. a 'iIi in4". 10" Of t,e. anl story Z" d,oraa
e9ncerlSv QUE oi mo IN o. womeii n ne Gom,
f,n!an prince naI another story OF a royal ca.
saecm"nt btokenoli II ia, Ia fact chronicle
. is ah ana s SscsI wh IN ,", II, s1en r
tongcl struggle which two families mad.
;Msa5 t The sc sHiss ,ows Sna e ,s
pther because Of II mutual ambition. could 10
r"pn,sd III sEon 10 HoM.sfs wagf n, rootr,,, c.o
ponr bnckingh"ni Palace: wucro tho Queen
(noi wnon !. t t.$,.; . and Mnt,a",92nsI Hcm'o.
house Is at l'rince's tate near ! svrave and
Tho swell liydr PARK corner. Zach of the
"'t iaSih "S surIs Of en0"r.anen,s % mt "a are q" gwen
Mrs. Mackny r0ngraly has 10 90, along with
oul The pleasure OF hcr husbanG's pTesencs, i2r
nccuuulanou o' money. Alr, Bonynre on the
oihcr hand. is Dirssed with tho aim pst constnpt
mi nigh. hMhv' M b"Sr t"crs now had no, Ger,
lain developments IN tho Quarrel between
come 10 III. county o got some legal advice.
Tor tho H!ht.us has been manly .a,rioi on
rnlioGs have coino out in ihIscountry. First one
lHing Aa, appeared and then another; TIC
or" 'i ,"k iHut" nt,t an" i"sn tho Eonynse Igine
tiu,toi.d With its shai". so mnch 0i this
h q wr" n"r tg1 Sn : sb IN 'a,aiiy ahIt
ksp, M agent III ,hc United ntates to hunt
np mran rumori about the ,o'bsr mud
81 an article t' wa. @ printed In QUO "i The best known
lus.l iu!uonce Of QUO Of ho agents. the article
lc!icr,ip. seriously upon Que Of the rario. 70
the Ieuh. II 70 happened TINT I no man attacked
It imt necessary |" say Inst hers wheiher 1.
WINS Mackay OF Bnnyn9o- had u financial In
srtcto i h. ar rnisod Il ilns old row, the result OF
which wua tno discharge ~ every ono on tho
papr who Ind h1l anything TO do with tho
, H"w Mrs Mackay hns hoen describ,l as q
wns!'eTHom,.n m nor o"rlI iI;s IN" 81 readinG
rfory ~ i. "r1ier !" si,aas Mrs. Nnskays no,itioa
sii,in. other unEini tales n1out tho
ponanzn king aud III. viii; On tho other
playn. the same trick IN worse form. Every
byy in socie;y in l.on?n ,n n2t long GO ngo ore, re-.
;.iynd n,lken c"Gy ,, 81 inc Now m tofS hs inM Z
tory u thn i'nnlnsos nsa Jesuit ihersot me
q 0fy"FI har bs"wnT, " s was bS"Se" III he "rtcs
canrGol that Miss Eonyngo WIS the child oi
Charles WiiInn l!onynRe. bn. II man namod
Daniels, who had been prisoner in Cnlifor-
OH OH n voyage around tl,e worlu when he saw
tho siury. When the young man returned he
mnrr"d another girl. He was drowned short
ris worst thing against the Donynges. how
eS"r %ns the % 1 bsvS book %ds,
200 s'I nasss & S nom ihe ArS"naat rafiishIns
daio Of September. 1890. and marked in its
series 10. ~ Tho volume purporis 10 give
have gaineI social distinction in, EUROPE.
Most Of the statements are incomplete. and.
a rssna to T%s hS "Ts re
trra,e OF at Iensth and and, with With 2 gooG dsai Of
spr mnSh aS or tst .oa It as
exploiting those two persons. Mrs. Mackay
and Mr., bonynge are rhs the EeffsonS .s who a;e
about Mrs Maokay and her family are lauda.
tory, while those sonesrntng tho BonynGes are
Dutas su ass sa Hiyen about The Bonynes people
e. an extent which Indicates close .re.earch
and .nH =. s9nss f. hS
Hnt SF ae BsaynSe bdI sS OSh o. ana ana
marks. he betrays Els purpose later, and makes
s beaded nIEHsf IL Ills fashion: 'DA'''' 0''D 'D'A
THE RISE OF THE HOUSE OF BONYNGE
REMARKABLE HISTORY OF A FAMILY WHICH Is
ATTRACTING ATTENTION IN ENGLISH HIaH
IIFE-RISING by PLUCK AND PERSEVERANCE
FROM THE HuMBLEsr CONDITIONS TO THE
DRAWING ROOMS OF LONDON soClETY-AN
,uSGu npMo"nrI" u" aMERASs Will M FEEL rR"n UMs
As TvrlfiING SEVERAL. DIsTINcTIvELY AMER
IrAN ATTRIDUTEs.
Tn, wrterhis name is not given in tho
hook-lhen speaks in u ilatternR way OF the
Bunyngos, nnl adds that their history shows
what may h" done even In u sociu way by dint
can % nnai,ty known n as % push that % by tie et en-
.rrise Il .i,sts attributes Grra' ,i;Imgs may TO
sh .ne USUAL" Ths anony
%f,e r nsH Ghof. ts % ARE onYnss il ,ns amiy
wife, Mrs kod.e =. bonynIe, and two unuEh-
}on.a ;onynGe H. Describes Miss Daniels.
lcriirst n'ringr Then ho launches forth in
fioac words:
what u popGlnr novelist might ,!esgnat" ns II
ha!o of mystery Tnr,c have been from time to
ing: ,he i;"nv"rrMn % @ rasi. WIem upon M v"rioms
g. nsinns ir"nreriNe rml,nIs !or me hand 0t
NLtss Daniels -h"nynGH have Withdrawn with
inrgos'iv"y and unrv, cd greatly. but So far
nI ot"mp,s to get - H., IT,, ,r, r%" nwardn'SsS S of
~, ,glm,"i-hed. 10 Guo,on inorite expression
cir ,,mrinnrrs ii viii boot timely interest to
la,r II Euml,-" mo IN" ra.t and Wow Mr..
! i,,nNNl,e, ,vcn,fn' cair"r which has cunl-
Ja'rd n rarinE iis ""her on the present nigh
l.uuHvl'n iruhprr.tN,
u "wiu: 'his :" statement thn, In 1864
thea ar iyHh In san francisco n man who
rav" ilr name o! charles MILAN Bonning
amt std that ho cHu'r Som England md had
"en ~ ih"' rIn!can wnr having lcen "no o!
'h" 't i'nlnk'nrn, .he writer then says:
IpntinE WAS IN uroiuca'e, inali. arrus-
l"m"u I. ,ouEh l,hor and course food. and he-
ia, IeHn .g"s npoN h,s ARRIVAL Immediately rot
:,hout Finding work III various parts "f tho
Hrowinl: t,wn After doing various odd !Oba.
hn Nn,.ily obtained stoahy WORK in the Guilt
rU'iH- If u y, Grtnli" garden IN Oak and,
az arninG suhulh Ol Snn Francisco, and SOM
r,ur tNa aver entered IN" service OF Mr.. Il. Is.
Woodward. lla pru.r"l Or a. tho present Wood
va nar i"n ~ San francisco, as stable
InIN nm gari~nnr
lhenarra;sN" 'n"r gives, what nnrrorts TO
h. ialiniuI nryoun' ol Mr. BonninG'S enrly
ndyouturns md ms .'r~t start on the road -
u los. Gu ms miner IN Virginia thv. H.,
"Ttrrr Fingered Aut"Ison" and began TO
mNt - III noy hand over t!st. The ANONYMOUS
T. ok writer thsn introduces Mrs. BonynGe,
tho mistress of the Prince Gate house in Lon