The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-02

p.,c,rltatcd the War---Thc Heir OF
I'm ,,,,,,,o or England shown Tn
the l''"'' r,,
=; ,thc Banker ct n Gaming laDie'
49,, v,omen In the Case..-infAmles
4"' ,, poro
that May DC L"'u D"te
--
800. rune1-The famous baccarat
LoSlV'' ",;., ~ Ctr Nm Gordon.
E;ndaI, the "c''o'' " ''1 ~. ~ I,'.tt
Canmings against Nr. ana MIS- Aycet'
c,en Mrs. Arthur Wilson, Mr.. Arthur
v..,.D, v'V" and Mr.. Berkeley T.ovett for
N!''oE '"N ' ,,..,t hofoSo Iord Ch;of
I5ad'r, tomGeNceo Uelo'o 90 n.,l S,.,.
Ju.tce C1orldse to-day IN the queen 4
,0re, division OF Her Majesty's High
7". - 1,.,ice
V'a'' VI I OIs' tho borr of II nj
Long Dsl9Io ,nt;,,. NV 49, "; NJ ;mnortnnt
GSsS i;s INC ns"',~s ~ W v.,s S GiId1 "iii,
css, .a,.,ds . oi fashionable people who hud
bScp lucky enough to obtain one OF the
much coveted tickets granting them tne 3
Hgbi 70 De pr,e.f;I.s p,s.;n.. ~ 'Ne io''s oNpe'seN
0lS,g.s' e.,., cro,SIs we're assembled on the
VIZ vtya' win" SiU we're unable TO gain access.
~ T" ",.'y - con,onte1 themselves Nv "cuvinc"
4" tns! .,an, nom NON. celebrities who entered
VI W vi wSom werc ladies' The first
..,,,or -@' =, of oySitepsnt was caused bv the
,.,;r.i aSr.j IN he coYrt room OF Sir VIII
1. IN e Gar1on.Culnmings, m the plaintiff.
~ ~" rsnisi by hiy Counsel, Solicitor
c,vo,si v Clsrto and Mr. Gill Opposed
y o'4TI,S hose Ieyal LIGHTS are the Attorney
C,,SroI I Sir Richard Webster Sir
CSs,iSS & RUSSELL Mr. Asouitk o. 6. and
', Arthur Russell. who arrived
,,,un,Iv and almost nt the same time
!, H. William Carbon CUMMINGS. nc
Snroried by the defendantss. The
Ssi5tiFwos cool and calm Int appar-
s,,r moi in the hest OF humor.
'@'! ',, 49, - ,,,,. nr,,.o,.
LA'hN' THE F"'N'h W " "L''''
The helr.apparent entered the court
lhortly after ! o'clock, accompanied by
S, Francis Knollvs X C. G. M his
s.,.,,a sa,ro,o.,. rLo o,.,o,,o. IS a.
nae .; SeyIt,nt! Wt ,,. l,e ~ ei,Je ; co. y, .o ~
tnaSs t VI m"i?S M"S e'te s'siHa iot Ny Ny
sa,I paoset,Hs"Ss ., 70 % soinet'se, o.aI 4G Ho
i,'aII S"s 'nV aI ,ifo osT sIISG T;,t % 'st;ao t
81 %;s aMG;m .S;m ~; h; e noat oti'St "s,IS ',,
S0is'sISs, w hH.ns ms iIs soI; on 'tie pe,.SiA si
4. ;aa ri"sT3 JaatsSsi .o n 'eoO " io; se,"
=. u o- fS0 tSe nIaiptS JHyi q soiJ ID IN e sSstsrce t
Should be kent in court n short n time
!. t.po.sible, and he, Lord Coleridge,
a'psd that his learned brother would
gs yssa W ,ald "G ~, bn tets ~ .It tne
han stsoIntely necessary
70 this the solicitor general renlied
Ma, no desired most heartily To serve
tae Priace's convenience ne f,r M mos.
she The lord chief iustice thanked
hm ior biS courtesy In fhis matter
ri,loi /. romemhered TINT thc Prince
GWales did not attend the court as n
.Becta;or, but that he did 10 in obedi-
eatc to the law, The murmur of suu.
piesscd approbation which followed thfs
ivaarS sh6%ed TINT The hair onnorent
tOthe throne Of ENGLAND hos Gainpd
certainly pot Iost nerson,1 nonyIoritv
BY bis 0ltendance at Corrt Iikc on every.
isy subject when he could easily have
escaped attendance ON tho niea of iii
hess and have his Testimony tokcn hv n
~rz z,,...o,,.,.,
O. '''H 'Ss% M oFESEo'
W EDWARD CLARK, amid almost
'rcatkes4 silence, solcmnly. though
onened tl,O cosa for the
,hin,.o ~ Az 49,. ., .O s"'e - .o' w ''.s
@".t ] so,ia,,, ~" a,Mu INV, 'naI !le cnarge was
md occ.i, i ,S o,", ,.,I ,i'EoIH ln the nonoF
,'n ,,iss iS"t,..lH lac wEo!G future career OF
el reputation %b" ''s" hod ssr,.o,, "sl ia G;s
yiRtry wits distinction for Il period Of
s,IRIy.threc y ,I'I . Years and who had risen
iso.J. y ."s'N anj oa / iM'eu5enaht-Sosonel M OF the
a,,or hat N n.on "nU y. HIItns tlls nohor"gle
Scbe, H bo1ro W." ne F " ~ ioS Vator IN ,;i tne
iqw ricr IV ~ ~ hS',It,Ne2er; s!F WI
,o-.,..,..oi m V.1JiN,.nnltnlhgs sa'a the soPc'
no,in]S ] /, J." way Ia. a wealthy gentleman
nd Wa -, a,S,,s, .,'e Dest @ S'iSlGs o5 socletS'
S,otl0nG V UTNca a. eEtStea II:., IN England and
l,rS. G''",'1' a., 80, or " l;liNm Gordon-C'In-
sebty Wv ySs,s "stVH' w., nTH ~ Deen honofen ioF
h!p 81 vI,s ,Hs Tt!a ~. Ile intimate friend
n i,r;tnj l,in Ihce OF woes VINO, IN
AMI r,n 1nisSH .S mn 10 DO hls guest az
BgSJ r. o'r'i a';,.i Shce thps period, COR
iWJsss' s'' b"; bSN"elsot'geAeFal. tho Fr!rH9
Mesa ,Syitn,;on "sN seyetal Emes repe4ted,
sm GoraaU I,%a"Uiis, % nhu yet lie, sir VIZ
In,y.s yiiHtoaiioumnllnss' Hitn II, was now
,je1S % NJ T,tn 49,, ch!e:atlhg&t cards, with the
:tilr,,c to Tisi.raggulnS i.io,,go some OF bis moot
,e '''V'"S'
, 1ilE WAY SIR WILLIAM oAMnLED.
Continuing the solicitor general do.
'iled the circumstance, of tbo nov
thur Wilson'S residtnHo 81 tM0 dSr;mS GTTaS' mr., sbn
'oncaslcr meeting, in September.e se lS9o, t
Wont .Soaii be his duty, said the solicitor