Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-15

clothing. which the unfortunates &C
cepted with tors i'm their eyes. Mrs.
Tirgley and Mr. Hargrave made short
addresses ON Brotherhood TO them,
which We're responded TO by 5. y.
Guardian. president of the Armenian
Relief Society of Athens.
The Crusaders next visited Elusl-
as. the site of the ancient Egyptian
mysteries. and then left for Egypt.
There they visited the pyramids, which
an the members of the party claim to
believe they we'll knew thousands Of
wears ago.
Claude Falls Wright and his wife,
especially. are said 90 have found the
SURROUNDINGS familiar. as both assert
they bore the same relation OF man
and wife in Egypt 1000 years ago.
To is also said that the party there
met with one of the brotherhoods or
adeprs. of whom theCsophists speak
So much. From Cairo Mrs. Tlngley
and her followers left for India.
The Daily Mail is publishing a SER
los of articles pointing out the serious
effects of the competition of American
made bicvcles with the English trade
I'm the pODular wheels Most of the
ENGLISH firms are expressing what the
Mail terms "silly indifference at the
situation. apparently considering
American bikes to be beneath con-
tempt. There may be an awakening
among the English manufacturers.
however. for to-day, J. X. Starley, one
of the foremost men in the bicycle
trade. and inventor of well-known
TYNE of safety" in an interview is
.0rorad as saving. In automatic ma
cbinerv America is UNNECESSARILY
ahead of us. An the best English max
ers are now buviug American machin-
erv. Our English tool makers and ma
crfrisls ought 90 be ashamed or them
selves. While we have been vainly try
ing to get additional labor to meet the
enormous demand. the Americans have
been making machinery.
Lord Wolsely, the cOmmander-in-
chief of the forces. continues to make
himself unpopular. AT the Guildhall
banquet ne referred to the British navy
which. he said. has not fought battle
in ts years while the army has done
much.
Queen Victoria viii arrive at Windsor
Castle from BalmOral to-day, accom-
panied ly Princess Beatrice, the chill
0ren Cl the latter and the children oil
the Duke and Duchess of Connaught.
Her Majesty win spend five weeks at
Windsor. and viii then go TO Osborne
for two months The Prince and Pm
cess of Wales, the Duke and Duchess Of
SaNe-Coburg and Gotha. the Duke and
Duchess of Connaught. and Prince and
Princess Charles, of Denmark. Will all
De guests at Windsor Castle during the
coming week.
10 is reported that the Queen is about
to make q new Will The one now in
existence was made % years ago. and
has - codlciies, necessjrated by changes
ro the royal family. 10 is engrossed on
verIo. ouart0 size. bound as a volume.
and is secured by patent lock.
The statement made by Lord Esher.
the master of the rolls at he Guildhal
BANQUET. that it was his last appearance
tnars fs supposed to indicate that he
intends 90 retire. and the gosSips have
rean busy over his successor. Il is
generally believed that Sir Richard
Webster the attorney general. viii sue
Good ord Eshcr. and that Mr.. R. b.
rirlqv. the solicitor general. viii be
appointed attorney general. though it
probable but for his remarks on Ven
--re.a ir his recent speech delivered at
York that Sir Edward Clarke, O. c.,
would have been given Sir Richard
Wehsters place
Charles VI. sheldon. the artist. is TO
De married November p, TO Miss Grace