Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-10-20

Copyright 1929.
Oc.ober 19-In the quarters
a inhabited by the rich and
classes. there has been a
r.1g and dusdng. securing
r5. painting and sweeping
past week. preparations for
season wlich caused most
famous London houses TO show
o. life. In fact, The birds
are already n0cEng here
and moor, mountain and
sIe or continent, and The Lon
uen are once more beginning
1appy From an appearances,
win be a memorable one. in
business depression, and de-
ia rental rolls, for the Tories
nils i'm power, ana The primrose
are preparing TO throw open
drawing rooms with bulhaDcy
-equency not witnessed for some
- rls-
lie political world. the outlook is
qu.e So Icsy as it is for societies
L The Armenian question, look
pen In some quarters as sa.ded 10y
o. acceptance by The sultan OF Turkey
le scheme for reform in Armenia.
Lawn up by The powers sJiu has q
-rea,eniug aspect, enc situation OF af-
rs in C0lea is causing uneasuess
ana Che Venezuelan disDU,e seems TO
have taken a glayer turn during Che
week. Bat ali THESE clouds may yet
blow away before Christmas.
Although hyde Park Is open for cy-
cls-s uuIl 10 o'clock it Is nOl largely
r..r0u.Led by riders OF the whining
Wl0e. JuC among those VINO may be
eu there during these crisp au,umu
mornings is Mr. Charles ID. hose, who
has challenged with The yel-J0-be-cre-
.-l Distant Shore, TOR the Americas
CUB and wlO at present is probably the
r aIked-Of ana written a0Ou, indl-
- Jl the sporting world. But II
H. Fark is not much ireQuenJed by
lel. Battersea Park, which lies
N .t ul-ches the earliest logs, is
l....I ENTIRELY DESERTED,
v-..s o- he other hand Regents Park
.e, full of wheel-uders until
.. ln. Gen. Sir Evelyn Wood,
e soldier WHO has dis-ng ulsled
In many countries, including
. Ormea, Indian mUJlny, Ashanti
Zulu war and Dhe Tralsvaal war;
Sr Frances Jeune. the well known
Judge Of the probate, divorce and adj
uTlty division oil the high court Of
Justice and Lady Jeune and their chill
lru. are among the distinguished peO-
ra seen daily on their wheels in Re-
c Park. Gen. Wood is getting on
towards sixty. and Justice Jeune is over
ar Years Of age. but they seem 20 en-
5Ir the exercise greatly
The birth of q son 20 Prince AdOlphus
o TecE. who married the daughter OF
o Duke OF Westminster, and whose
ar is Duchess of York, wife of her
. heir presumptive To the throne, has
i he yexed question as to how he
be- styled. According 10 German
E .he Prince. being the descendant
$40 Norgan3tc marriages, has no
right TO the tile of Prince. Tn Eng-
nai .he tide of Prince is not rec0g-
l a- an except in the case of de-
Iants of the Severe gn. But The
ON. ADD has recognized Prince AdOlDhus
Prince and may 10 the same in the
cIse of his son However If the case
Hls decided by the law pure and sim
Die. tle son Of Prince Adolphus of Teck
would Doe d plain mister
Eug'anl's first horseless carriage pa
rade took place as Tm5rijge wells this
week Petroleum motors worked
smoothly and the oil engines proved
% De I'm no way uusichtly. The Mayor
ana other no-obiiaes Of Tunbridge
's steerei themselves round q ring
Hh the most complete success. The
exhibits included VictOrias, laud3us and
c'es The Daily Chronicle, COM
r-iug on The exhibition, says THAT
shall soon see vans and carts of an
Kinds going % the different markets
ul motive power supplied by the
S.udarj OH Trust