Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09
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London. June Sowing to the Whit
suntide holidays, who could do so fit
ted to the country or flew to the sea
side and the town" has been compar-
auyely deserted by those who furnish
food for the gossip of the millions
But they are now fitting back to
London. doubtless refreshed by their
trips, and are again plunged into the
swirl Of metropolitan life The ru-
mors so persistently circulated recent
~ of the probability of an early disso-
luton of Parliament are gradually dy-
ing out. as the moving spirits Of both
the Conservative and Liberal parties
admit that it is to their interests to
avoid a dissolution during the season.
Many aristocrat parties have already
been made up for the racing at Ascot
Heath. which will begin on Tuesday
next, and last until Friday, inclusive.
There will be assembled Britains
noblest and richest, and small for
tunes viii change hands daily in the
wholesale betting which will take place
almost within sight of Windsor Castle
Am will be out in force and no doubt
| Nazrulla Khan, the Afghan prince, who
has been feted and peJted until the
very mention of his name to the sober
minded citizen is almost nauseaung,
will be there in all
rrr.t II IN u, " A TTN OF nDV
There is the usual row about tickets
of admission TO the Royal enclosure
! The conservatives assert that Ascot
Isuffers terribly in its former exclusive
ness ON account of the liberals being
I'm power. as the master of the Buck
hounds. Lord Ribblesdale, who has
| charge of such matters, is obliged 1t
| is claimed. TO admit the wives and fam
/ lies of his radical supporters.
These conditions of which a ticket OF
admission TO the grand stand or en-
| closure at Ascot Heath contains the
/ fo owing clauses
Ill the holder in default in respect OF
stakes. forfeits, or bets upon horse
racing. or has been guilty of any fraud
Iuient practice on the turf or any mat
/ te-s connected with it, or shall display
and make use of any STOOL color, nat
I or number. badge. or name, or other
| device for the purpose OF betting or
/ take money i'm advance for bets, or
makes bets past the post his ticket
will be forfeited and he will be eX-
Delled from the stand and enclosure,
without having any claim TO the returlt
/ of the money paid for his ticket.
In is announced that DR.. PIN, the
| English lawn tennis champion, who
| has for the third time just captured
the Irish championship and won out
right the FitZwilliam cup, has decided
to- retire from the tennis field. owing TO
| his growing practice as doctor IL Is
considered likely. however, that d.
/ PIN will once more defend the cham
DiCnshiD at Wimbledon, i'm July.
Tr is expected that Niscount Cough,
I the first secretary of the British En-
bassv mt Washington, who, by the re-
conf death of his father, succeeded to
the title and family estates at Lough
castle. County Galway, and st. Hell
ems County Dublin, will soon return
Tn Ireland from Washington.
As cabled to the Associated Press
! yesterday Mr.. Arthur George Van Sit
tart secretary of the British Legation
at Munich. has been gazetted BRUSH
CONSUL AT CHICAGO,
=, succession to Mr.. ]. II. Sadler. Mr..
yoD Sirtart has been in the diplomatic
| service for twenty years. and his trans
/ Few from the latter service to the con-
-,lor service is a very rare departure.
/ pu+ promotion i'm the British dlplo-
matte service is slow, and the consular
most at Chicago is worth tl,ZUO yearly
Mr. Marshall Field, Jr, mas taken
rarI RusselTs beautiful little place,
/ Anbarlv Cottage, at Maidenhead. me
I rorl whose troubles with his erratic
Vie have brought him much before
/ tbo nublic i'm an unenviable light, has
I@+eIv been delivering addresses at
Ne0-inoton and other places ON mar
riage morals.
Sor,o confusion was caused here and
.1eo,-bore i'm regard to a coming
breach of promise suit when Is sure
IN attract considerable attention unless
/ II is settled out of court.
II was announced during the week in
the newspapers that Mrs. Gore, former
w. ON opera bouffe actress. had brought
nm action of breach of promise OF mar
riooe AGAINST Lord Sudeley, and 1t was
escorted that she had retired from the
s+9qe mon becoming engaged to His
or5sbip. 1t happened that Lord Sude-
lev is am eminently respectable elderly
/ man and a married man with grown
children. with a weakness for specula-
/ ton i'm stock which made him well
known throughout the city he was
horn i'm 1910 and was captain OF the
honorable Corps Of Gentlemen at Arms
mis- friends, therefore,
WERE TERRIBLY SHOCKED
mill II was explained that a mistake
had been made i'm the names, and the
-ferring actress is suing Viscount
/ Sr5Iev. a dashing young man and a
iisrtenanr i'm the ROYAL Horse Guards
i and member of Whites. the Bach
eIors the Turf and the Ranelegh CUBS
nm very aristocratic institutions. The
/ ,-o,no Viscount ia the only son OF the
i7orI of Arran. who sits In the House OF
ords and i'm the confusion or names
-bs suit has been discussed in smart
cjrcles as Viscount Sudley is We'll
l-,own figure about town. He IS y
+-eers old. Some curiosity has been
FUSED here over an advertisement
or -. ;,,e+ arDeared in the neWSDa-