Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-09

trice, including the right to the LIVING ..
Whipingham Church. Heart Par, for ~.
reason, 10 IS added, that Princess poa.-,-s
wished the remains Of her husband b,,rrat
there.
II Is understood mat the P-,r.o =.
Wales. after the Queens dem,so U,,u -.
BalmrTai Castle. IS he isthe on,v .,or,,,.s.
Of tho royal family capable Of s,,r-,,r, ~,
H. or else Il will be sold and no n-o..,,S'
divided between the Duke OF c'o7-,.,o.,,.
the Prtncesses Christian ard T.,,,,s. -,
the children of the Duke Of Albon,,
There mas been an exodus Of yach-s this
week towards The Mediterrean. wbs-o
they will take part in the Riviera r,.,1,,
Britannia. Ails.a and satanf,a me- ~,
rough weather while on their vav 49,
Ailsin had 10 return 20 Gibraltar cut.
to the severity of the gale which she en-
elunrered, and a seaman Of her crev- 49,,
washed overheard and drowned IS
A breach OF promise case which nr,,,,.
ises 10 be Of great interest 10 rho 49,,
men and women about town cornrn,rcos
en- Monday mex; before Judge Rrsss,t "a
a special jury. Il IS the suit o. R,raa
Sutherland, a popular ballet girl ap,irsr
the Hon. Dudley Churchn Maiorharl-s
eldest s1Tl Of Baron Tweednouth ara
tenant IN tho Fourth Balk Of Argvn
Sutherland Hiehianders. for 10000 pour,
NlV9eO0 Damages. Sir Edward Clarke.
Q. c. N. p formerly solicitor general.
has been engaged to
REPRESENT MISS SUTHERLAND
and Mr.. Henry Asuui-h formerly &c.
tar of state for home affairs win defer,,
young Ma1oroenks. whose offer Of so0
pounds $1,000 TO settle the case was "a
fused.
The case IS likely 10 TN, on ,bo noir,
whether the lieutenant VS. % Nin ega
when the promise Of marriare is aue,c6
20 have been made. Br-Y,e's sister NV
Hanoid. Is now appear!rg IN the r,an+o-,,- M,
az Drury Lane. Birdie. nee Watkins he-I
:ns an infant in the eyes o. the law. e,ss
through her father. whD was formerly a
clerk In the Bank Of England
II IL now thought more than nrol,,i,,a
that the next president of the Rova, Add
envy will be Val Pr,ncep. although the
popular choice OF the Acadenicians would
likely be given 10 Sir John AnNals. There
are many things ID De taken into consider
alton In choosing q president
II Is announced that Mrs. John w.
Mackay. having sold her house IN Paris
will hereafter reside in London Her LON
don residence, No. Carlton House Ter
race. IS the handsomest mansion IN ,ha.
aristocratic quarter and she has as neigh.
bors the Duchess Of Marlborough. Georrs
" Curve and
THE DUKE OF PORTLAND
Z. S. Willard has now definitely decided
as TO his future plans II has Frequently
been stated in the papers that he would
re-engage the Garrck Theatre taking che
lease of than house from John Hare upon
the latter's return from America. Mr..
willard said:
These reports arc not true. I ehail r.
main az the Garrtck during the aston.
but I am already arranging for another
American tour IN the autumn ! shall
open my season there in New York early
in November. I am rather worried over
the ifea that the next Presidential CAM
palgn VIII be very exciting one. and that
win undoubtedly have q bad effect on the
theatrical business"
Augustin Daly's LONDON representative
asked The Associated Press 10 deny the
report for some time current IN the Lon
don press. that upon his return from
America SIR INnry Irving would leave the
Lyccam TaeatrA an'd transfer his proiuc-
tons 70 Days
Pau, Potter. uh9 ? late ~ ,.1ee7',
! entertained loo Lon- II
=. VI. -. Iz,s,ss ERE
the STORY Of "Trlhy." "TnHy" stiI con-
:.rues the popular rake ~ the Haymarlset
Theatre here. II IS almost certain Uat
the piece will continue 70 hold tho boards
for an entire year II not longer
SIR AUGUSTUS HARRIS
VIII shortly secure tho management Il
another theatre. This IS 'he Opera COM
ique. which, since tlle close n Nellie Fer
rcn's season has been occupied by o. Ger
man company. At the conclusion Of ths
engagement II VIII pass irto 'he hands y
Sir Augustus. who will There then produce
Stanford and Temples new Engi'si-Irsh
opera. "Shamus OBren"
The New BRrmaid, a musical ske'cl,
VIII be produced at the Avenue Theatre
next Wednesday evening February e.
The play ls distinctly Of the variety mir
and there - part which VIII f.rvc ~ i+
play the talents Of Lotto Cor'ue For
ence 81. John. J. i. Shine the IrrA o1n-
edfan. and J. ]. Dallas Will also Doe .1 tie
cast.