Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-25

Copyrighted, 1898, Associated Press)
London, October 24.-The weatA-r
continues unsettled. Snow TO the depth
of a foot has fallen in many parts OF
/ England. The money market. the Wheat
/ market and the pr, sidential cam
paign in the United States continue
To interest the business community, and
from the honey5d u1terances oil the M
snired press 1t would seem that there Is
more truth than the German press Will
admit. in the stories told OF a reap
proachment bstween Great Britain,
Russia and France.
The strange case Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter NJ. Castle, of San Francisco, still
causes much excitement, and the action
of Justice Newton in fixing their bail
at $3.50, 600 is accepted as the courts be-
! lief in their guilt Whether this is so
or not II is a remarkable fact that an
English woman Of high position, charg-
ed with a similar offense, was immedi-
ately bailed in only $1,000. She is Mrs.
| VI. A. ScOtte, a lady OF the Manor Of
Salop, near Shrewsbury, and was charg-
ed on Wednesday las with stealing five
plated candle sticks from a hotel
( The work the lac Archbishop Of
/ Canterbury was engaged upon was the
preparation of the answer to the bull
of Pope Leo XIII. on the Anglican or
ders. in which Dr.. Benson said: The
/ p0sitiYeness OF the assertion may still
nave effect, with some who mis,ook the
/ kindness of a parsonage for The thaW-
ing of frozen church policy to which he
is committed" The late pr.m2Je denied
the DOpe'S contention and asserted th3t
Rome mas not accurate knowledge Of
England concerning the Anglican orders
and declared that the bull moves all
English churchmen not to De decided
by pretention TO unity and by ass r.
tons which have historically created
the widest and deepest separations; but
to draw closer together in faith, in firm
ness and in forbearanc.
Gossip still selects the Bishop Of Win
chester 0he RI. Rev. Anthony Wilson
ThOreld, D. D. as DR.. Bens0n's suc-
cessor Dr.. Thore,d was born I'm 1925
and educated at Oxford. lie was rector
of s.. Giles-in-the-Fi6lds from 1857 20
1868; vicar OF ST. Paucras from 1869
10 1877; Canon of York IN 1871; was
consecrated Bishop of Rochester I'm
1879, and was transferred 10 Winchester
in 1890. He is preia.a Of the Order of
the Garter and patron of III liyinss.
The Duchess Of New Castle has es-
tablished herself in The E4s End Of
London in order TO devote hr spare
time entirely 10 the POOR She has
caused 10 be erected q house called ST.
n H. 81 f-r fr.
may find her.
Sketch says that Mr.. Gladstone is
about TO become a cyciist His little
grandchild, Dorothy Drew rides well.
and Ii is explained that her learning
to ride las so fascinated the veteran
statesman that he is determined to enjoy
himself in the same manner.
The Empress Frederick is 10 visit the
Queen at Windsor in the middle of No
yember, and will stay in England a
ninth before going to Berlin for the
winter.
Madame Antonio Navarro has given
up her residence At Tunbridge Wells
and is shortly TO leave Wimbledon.
where her last child was born, for her
new home on Broadway, Worcester
shire Madame Navarro has taken a
fine old house on a lease of twenty-one
years, and has already spent over a
thousand pounds in Improvements and
decorations.
The business of the principal West
End theatres continues good. Miss
Fortescue. at the Standard Theatre in
the East End has been donng fairly
well in a round Of classical and romantic
dramas which includes. Forget Ne
Not" The music halls have been
crowded owing TO the unusually strong
attractions, as the most popular variety
artists seek : London engagement a,
this season with q view to the lucrative
employment Of the Christmas Panto- .
mines.
Mrs. Patrick Campbell has been offer /.
cd the lead in G. Bernard Shaw's Ihe F.
Phillanderer," which has been accepted
by the Haymarket management, 70 fol- /.
low Under theDRed Robe
Wilson Barretts novel founded on I
"The Sign of the Gross" IS 10 have the
advantage when published Of an intro
duction by high dignitary OF the
Church OF England, wherein Will be dis
cussed the devotional dramas. Mr..
tTldlSlOue ltlttI vi tut pay NJ IL NC 3 N-
printed in fac smile as preface to the
book.
Beerbohm Tree who has been play
ing remarkably successful engagement
In the provinces, has now settled dein-
itely the details of his American tour.
The business department Of the COM
pany will sail for New York on NOyem-
Der 7. the company itself following a
week later. The itinerary will include
Washington, Philadelphia Baltimore,
New York, Brooklyn and Boston. The
last performance viii be given on Janu-
airy 80, and Mr.. Tree will open his new
London theatre, Her Majesty, on March
l. The opening piece viii be the
dramatization of Mr.. Parker's novel,
"The Seats OF the Mighty" Mr.. Tree
will assume the role Of Do,taire.
c. w. Calvert has written a new mus
ical sketch anent the perennial Robin
Hood" The score Is by Denham Har-
rison. who is well known to London
by reason Of his work in
connection with the Christmas pantO-
mines. The piece will be first pro1uc-
ed at Oxford on Monday, November 9.
George Alexander was summoned on