Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-05-19
copyrighted 1895 by the Associated
Press

which New Workers so frequently COM
plain OF In their city. The mercury
here. which has been making people
zee. happy and c0Uteuteo, while reg.
is-erlng ,J degrees. suddenly dropped,
and within a few hours had reached
SD. making everyone hunt for cast-ou
winter garments. This sudden drop in
the temperature was followed by iuri-
c.. gales which have been raging
a,-us the coast, while hail and snow
lu many places have greatly damaged
,le rulJ buds.
Great Britain, however, is not alone
iu this remarkable sudden change
from baimy spring TO shivering WIN
ter weather. Adyices received from
various parts of the continent OF
Europe show that a similar state OF
things prevails. In Switzerland, FOR
instance, the JUra district IS blocked
with snow, and on the mountain roads
near Davos, stage coaches were I'M
beded in the snow and people who
were travelling in these vehicles had
TO seek refuge in neighbOring houses.
Along the south coast OF France the
gales have been specially severe.
The Prince OF Wales is staying at
Warwick castle, where the Countess
of Warwick and Brooke, more general
ly known as the famous beauty, Lady
Brooke. who has long been greatly ad-
mired by the prince, has invited
distinguished party, and where all
sorts OF festivities are in progress. The
prince Yesterday reviewed the War
wickshire TeOmanry Cavalry, OF when
Lord WillOughby de Brooke is colonel.
The Princess of Wales and her
daughters are at Sandringham,
whiJher they went after the drawing
room which the princess held at Buck
iugham palace. in behalf of the queen.
The drawing room was not largely at
tended. but few people attracted more
attention than the American Ouch
ess." the Dawager Duchess OF MARI
borough, otherwise Lady BeresIord.
She had never been presented as the
Duchess OF Marlborough. The beaul-
ful Americaine wore a gorgeous pearl
satin dress, with a velvet tram shOJ
with the faintest tinge Of pink, and
embroidered with silver and diamond
lilies. The bodice was covered with
lace. and spaTEled brightly with pro-
fusion of diamonds. English women
are showing an inclination TO bedeck
themselves with jewels in day time,
which they admit is bad taste, and
with which little falling they have long
accused Americans.
AT the invitation concert of the
Strauss orchestra, at the Imperial In
sritute. on Saturday, society was out
I'm great force. The names of those
present included almost half the Teer-
age. and diamonds in the ears OF the
ladies and around the neck and IN
brooches were worn in numerous QuJn-
titles. The Prince and Princess OF
Wales. the Duke and Duchess of Sake
Coburg-Gotha ana the Duke and Ouch
ess of ConnauglC were among those
present.
Viscount Hinton, who for many
years has been grinding ann orga
organ Though the streets OF London,
is now acting as Snowman for Hneto-
scoDe. near Leather lane, HOlbOrne. lie
saws that the labor of grinding an
orrqn has permanently crippled his
rfeht arm. and that he greatly preIerS
his present occupation. Niscount Hin
-1n is heir apparent to the Earl OF
Poulett his father being the sixth earl
of that name The family iy over $50
years old. dating back to Sir John
Poulett. Knight, and earnest Royallst'
created Baron Poulett of Hinton, 81.
George. county Of Somerset, PeeraSe
of ENGLAND. i'm 1921 The Earldom OF
Poulett was created in 1905.
Lady Sutton, the widow of Sir Rich
ard Sutton. whose cutter Genesta COM
peted with the American sloop Puri-
fan i'm 1888. for the Americas cup end
was beq+an. will soon re-euter the state
of mauimony.
The onera season opened auspicious-
N although there has been nothing
noteworthy. On Thursday Mary An
eel i'm Philemon was fayora1ly re-
ceived. The Critic approves OF her.
The subscription is the largest known.
The queen heads the list with double
box. Among the others to secure
5oxes are the Duke Of Fife, the Ouch
ass of Marlborough, Lord Dunraven,
Lord Lonsdale, Lord Wolverton, VIII
liam waldorf Astor, Mr.. Winans and
l1esdames Mackay, Ronalds, Adair,
Rradlev-Nartin and Ralph Vivian.
Rearbolm Tree has lost no time IN
fuIfiHng the promise made by him on
Inc nrst night of his appearance IN
r,odou Fedora" has already been
nlaced on the rehearsal and will be
presented next week. MIR. Tree has
,aen fortunate enough TO secure the
services OF Mrs. Bancroft in her orig
inaI mart that OfCountess Olga Zou-
I-arT and Mrs. Patrick Campbell viii
,.sDresent the heroine. The cast Is
very strong one, which Will insure
,.erv interesting revival To reporter
NJ fbe Associated Press, who called az
the Havmarket Theatre during the re-
psarsaI CNIr. Tree said: The longer
e. oro at home the more fully do l real
.-S what a good time I had In the
,-Dited states. I am already lookinG
forv-ard with eager anticipation TO my
,,iei+ there next year. Mrs. Tree and
-,,seIf were received there with the Ut
most Kindness. ,.
Miss Nethersole, who is filing Mrs
ns+ricIz CampbelTs place in The No
lions Mrs. Ebb Smith, at the Car
'.;ci has arranged TO so on a tour at
he close of the Garrick season, with
r,bn Hare. in America.
SIN another novelty for Londoners
.s coming from P.ris. The manager
- the Chat Noir proposes TO come here
,-;1, his famous company from the
t,on+ Marie Cabaret. he will play the