The evening times., 1896-11-21
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SIS Seventh Street.
VENEZUELAN ENVOY COMING
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the supply of water, not to London alone
with its millions of population, but TO the
millions outside. II is understood that
after the bill has been debated SPECIAL
commission will be appointed to report on
The county council scheme and other pro-
posals No definite conclusion can be eA-
peCted within several years.
EARL CowLEY'S DIVORCE SUIT.
Tie divorce suit instituted against Earn
CowIcy revivcS souIc reconectluns OF his
career. The general pubic first heard or
Inn, when as Niscount Dangan he was de
PENDANT in LTeach Oh promise action
brougntby the actress, Miss Phyllis l3ioGgh-
ton. Miss Phylls Cnder Arrangement Aot
100000 from YisCount DanGan. Soon
afterward lie nIaTued Lady NIOict Neville,
daughter of the AarquiS of Abergavcnny
Now comes the divorce suit. There rs,
beyond society talk, nothing specially to lie
recorded alout this person He has I: re-
pUtc as Il clever spurtsnnan, firSt-rate
rider, winning events at county meetings
everywhere. lie owes his rank 10 his di-
rect descent from the first Lord Cow
ley, the historically famous diplomat, who
was brother of the first Duke of Wciiing-
ton, ana came in for "a part OF the triunilhS
ard SpUils of the dixie.
The first Lord Cuwley was made baron
in s2S, the second a well-know wn ana nota-
Dig 'itNNA II.isoiA tils''ANFtt'cA Nv 'i 30
was created al earl, and the third Is the
gentleman VITO now makes his appearance
In the divorce court.
The solicitor of Edward J Ivory, alias
Bell. tt!c aIIS. ..y-,i Ili>I-AmeriCdn dyBa:nlt"r,
who was formally committed yesterday for
trial at the Old Bailey. states Inal LIS
client is in good spirits and is hopeful of
acquittal A powerful defense is being ar
ranged. 4 numher of important witnesses
viii cone from New York and testify IN
behalf of Ivory.
MOTOR CARS ARE SCARCE.
Since last week, when the act permitting
motor cars came into operation in Enela nd.
there has been 10 such widespread appear
ence Of motor vehicles as the public We're
expecting. only Isolated motor carriages
appear in the streets OF London. \ motor
omnibus mas been tried tu Brighton. but the
horse rules a. supreme as ever, and the
congestion Of horse ana car and van traffic
remains unabated.
The queen remains at Windsor Castle until
December p when she goes 10 Osborn Isle
OF Wight, where she Will remain until the
end Of February. Then she Will go TO Cimiez,
returning 10 England in time 70 prepare for
tie great court functions in May and J une.
MessTs. Woods and MalinsOn. British
delegates To the trades conference to be
held in Cincinnati. sail todlav for New York
On the steamer Cam pania.
since conference Of vestrics. held on
November lS, decided upon abolishing dis
orderly houses in the west end, the police
under compulsiCn, to support the vcstries,
have been assIdGolsly, and, perhaps, hon
estlv trying where to put the disOrderlies
Representations made To the home office
caused private orders to be issued from
Scotland Yard to reinforce the police in
PiH1llilly. Regent street and other
hannts Of persons of evil character
They were swept out of one resort only
to Congregatc in another. a few nights
exercise Of the home office edict convinced
the authorities, if they required oonvinc-
ing, that. as has heretofore been the case
OverrcgulatiOn Resulted in increased disor-
der The edict has been relaxed and the
yeStries now Seek for a special bin which
will get at the evil to some extent