The sun., 1891-06-09

| fecIions the whispered comment, why, he ia
,ns,Iys heard snd ;s,sased an attention 10 Be
that siE Charles Russell, Tor % The deisndsnts gnss
lad fsS ssnss Sc IssS, sSs Sso Ss S
sks es %ss name SS s1s Soa a
ssnsa Eawsr eelss lsisps aef%s voiss Is,
sse ssfsaea a. shs sussSI sssFt
s nt%ss Smsn 81 ssls M:sss tho Prince
sM.1 bad seemed to completely
the atsstsss q s.assson 81 e. sn en-,
.Sd Sh S1s. sssas sns sss eSals IssI
5aSsas s2ss sst.. qss sssa. %Ss sSE
isss. nssH'Ps H. ;sa$
s.p 81 s1 nss ssF .G.s.n
sS:ss :ssss iis ss. sas q
ssssss lis
sSsss ss Il: was liable e
HI: tc ss sS @ ta nss nd Fl uSs e a. ss
twltchns. leaning lis head upon Bic arm and
ss shs bsa Ts liz
sassa Sir Wi,s% q ln HeieH q Wis H.
,Ss wsoa ans s r.:
Watch Rsm s' plan on
the soeond night OF the baccRrat playing
.Soua hsvs Ssss ss
In sverybodys memory. when the events first
an and 6y Gen; Owen Wiillan.: arc Ard yer he add.
e:ati @.rs s. u: afss
tho Wilson's which Was most severe and out.
ting. and which demonstrated. from the smiles
ssols SSa s the
stansny yexslsi@ss xa ias% the a.
WiIsSns. they % und md uS.sdly have mones. m ~
putting sVsn 4 sr hS SSs
%ns Essf sss 8 'Sia a
At anDsSss sssss s q his addIess Tue sel,e,.er-
ss'y 70 81 Mss sS %
ming on tho second night
But ne added. they noWsaW the mistake
knew that TO admit tnis would pc that Tranby
IL as nS
ior aS years hsd 81 loyed an unsSIilea repats.
1.-THE ,Wllsonsi would at last know that nobody
wSieS would 30 shnnned @ ' y all Honorable spsee pso
press rs siy 5 &:
ss$s s$ !! si Ss.s E:S ; s:$s s$:s
NO thank coo. the charge that q alstin:
Ssras is not 90 freaaens here in England a. to
o. lightly dismissed or carelessly recorded:
@ the SUBJECT % from her miSd and did not tell hsr
husband about IL. men like Gen; Williams and
il i6e lsod. would not regard it as 81 SO small
ss ,ss .ss sss Flee. ss aSs " s
sd on Sur sssnsyy " sss ssr
.1s ana tSss
the sssy ps4 ana snss mt
The Solictor General also said that old, OK
esen es eyes ssa ye. they saw no.hIns ssspieious
IN the plaintiffs play. but. on tho other hand.
fssnt 81 81 s!scked shsr
ac!er oi IN h.norabs man; The spsskfWy W,,l Ihsn
% ne S ne
alleged cheating was on the first night Of the
pacea at playing and that i was S. without hnv
~sf Sir wiSHe EaWeard Clarke then di!..ed upon the
Iaia thef posi- possible s1istsnSs anS which never
crsated ] great amusement BY. recoqntine an
instance OF y wag who stood ~ the strand
"a; ssS re- 4; sS XII
%%essinG va Sir''f tLaushter:I @ ~ '
sTis w1s snSSysd ed ta
fsFeRss Go' sTsInsa ana ssss
hs qSSs'oIR sss dur1S ,or e. the
fenee. AZ to The lavish Hospitality OF the VII
sons, and as to tho question ;sked o. him ,tho
ss a as IN
Il into5 5ication on Sept 2'counSel Tor the plain
@ ss' No. but did mean to say that 4 was aui..
81 mind; The family; alter .gres!ng to watch
a,sn !hs race Course. Shsss shs R.ass . Wales: s
sat So. down dS WIT 10 long dinner: ,..
,., So Ssss. as msSs tS
Above intimations as to tho state OF sobrlety OF
the Tranby Croft party. the LrinSe OF Wales
irnry 10 his usual. habits OF politeness. com.
pletely ,,isrogarded tho humble conrtesiss 81
seS eral danes who were seated in his immedi-
ate vicinity.
his address to the jury. saying that there was
nothing In the accusations against the plainti1
play which Biz William Gordon; Cumming
adopted. thonRh the jury were asked to believe
the- -tricks OF the lowest sharper
The Solicitor. General then commented sar-
suped by tho head Of The Wilfon ,I family, who;
lie proceedlngs and who apparently bad to
xve way TO his son % Inlay NJ LyGsft t Green Green
* man OF the mature age OF thirty-one." said
Tie Solicitor General. cuttinRly. referring to
SIr. Green. no rode to the hounds four days
IN the week. .,
,ay,' Give him another tenner: l wish people
would put their siakes Ia consplcHous M MplacS'
Wiiiiam Gordon Cumming had boen cheating.