The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-20
Marriage Of Princess Marie to Be
SOlemnized at Bucharest.
THE SUCCESSOR TO LORD LlNSD0WNE.
queen Victoria objects to Tourists in Scotland.
Death Of an Irish Millionaire Landowner.
How He Left His Fortune.
Special to THE MoRNING CALL.

NEW YORK. Sept 19.-Edmund Yates
special to the Tribune from London says:
The Queen has entirely given up attending
public worship on Sunday in the parish
kirk at Crathie. where she went regularly
for thirty-iye years. The rush of tourists
from Braemar and Baliater became latterly
an intolerable nuisance, and they often be-
have badly. She now goes to Crathie only
on the autumn sacrament Sabbath.
There is no foundation for the statement
which appeared in the daily papers that
Princess Marie of Edinburgh and the
Crown Prince of Roumania are to be mar
ried in England in January. The marriage
takes place at Bucharest, and there has
never been any idea of having it celebrated
In England. A double ceremony will be
necessary, for the Crown Prince is Roman
Catholic. while PRINCESS Marie is a Lutheran,
aud any children OF the marriage are to be
brought up as members of the orthodox
church.
1t Is rumored that Lord Cromer will sue
ceed Lord Lansdowne as Viceroy Of India.
in which event Sir Gerald Portal is indi-
Gated as likely TO be Cromer's successor at
Cairo.
The death OF William Wentworth Fitz-
william Hume Dick from weakness follow
ing an operation from catarrh sewers one of
the lew remaining links between Ireland of
to-day and Ireland before the union, for
Hume-Dick's uncle sat for many years in
ST. Stephens College Green Parliament.
Hume-Dck's house is 6led with memontos
OF the past from cellar to garrett, and his
memory remained unimpaired to the last.
He twice refused honors from Lord Beacons-
held, but a short time ago accepted the
Irish Privy Counciorship from Lord Sails
bury. Like his uncle, Hume Dick was a
millionaire but he should have been richer
than he was.
During the last years of Quintin Dicks
Lille he drew over 100000 out of Coutts'
Bank by checks payable to bearer. and the
money could never be traced. All sorts of
theories as 10 its expenditure were brOached,
but the mystery was never solved, and
Hume-Dick used to keep bundle of check
stubs, together with Byron's testa-
menr, his uncle's Pitt Club badge,
bills of the Maldon election and fifty other
curiostties. The trust fund created by the
late Quintin Dick, valued at something like
million pounds sterling, goes 10 his great
nephew, Captain Quintin Hume. but
Humewood, the Irish property. as we'll as
the beautiful river house, full OF Statuary and
works Of art, at Thsmes-Dtton, has been
conveyed by deed CT gift to Hume of the
Paris embassy. 1t was generally thought
that these estates would have been lett to
his eldest daughter, Mrs. Richard Long.
His other two daughters were married i've
years ago, each of them receiving a we'd
ding portion of about $500, COO. Captain
QuDtin Hume, who inherits the Dick trust,
is well-known member of the Carlton
Club, and not long ago brought an action
which was carried up TO the House OF Lords
in order to prevent the trustees from max
ing an advance for repairs on the Ashton
estates. Mr.. Hume-D Dick will be buried at
kiltegan. County Wicklow. in the mauso-
leun. which he built at-the side of the
parish church, for the enlargement OF which
he provided all of the funds. Hum e-Dick
survived his wife ffty-six years.