Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-15

March 14.-The eyes of the
.ar or This country. and for that
-he whole of Europe. have
med toward Berlin during near
week. There. it is believ-
1auul has been solidided and
5g a better understanding
Britain and TO the great re-
Nrg Humbert OF Italy. whose
as undoubtedly shaking by the
The Italian army under Gen.
NO tine battle of Adowa.
society this has been a busy and
week. and with the mercury
sixty degrees. the first
room OF the season was held
uesdsy at Buckingham palace
Princess of Wales. n The abb
the Queen who arrived the
at CImiel. near Nice. The
people desirOus o.. cri-iciZ-
-1iIet,es OF the ladies' going 90
.am lhe drawing room was eXcep-
large and more than ordinarily
Imoret-
Although -he Prince of Wales. who
.--lg iu the Mediterranean. IS
.oe Princess of Wales and her
lrer- PrIucesscs Victoria and
with .le ll-er's fancee Prince
" C. Denmark. the Duke and
Oh York. the Duke and Duchess
-Ie-0oHIre. and several other vis-
German r0yalists are In town and
r apparently interchangeable search
euenta OF many and various de-
ions. lney have visited the
1-e show. the art galleries. the muse
rms .-e.. and are still tr0ttiug around
Possibly The most interesting feature Of
..e t-aT.ng room was The Introduction
Prince Kari as Prince Charles OF
rerl is termed
WITH PRINCESS MAUD.
-.a court circle The ceremony took
.a % The throne room. and ft was
10 see that the Princess of Wales
VAS very proud OF tine Young people.
Indeed so much so that in driving from
'0rough house t0 Buckingham
'e the Princess gave Karl" and
the places OF honor fin her ear
n order that the happy pair might
oy the great crowds OF people
The street
The departure Of the Queen on Mon
for Che South of France 1as drawn
a pathetic account of the .nc-eas-
eeo.eness of Her Majesty. 10 is
that She is eUdeU ly grierin-
r.y 3l the loss OF Prince Henry OF
e0oerg who was never tired or
Ing upon his m0rher-in-l7w. and
no doubt had sincere love for the
sovereign. I'M view of The state
Her Naiesty's health much Of the
l state was abandoned and She was
.ully wheeled ON board the roy8l
f.e1t in "a specially constructed chair.
pom arriving at CherbOurg there was
ensa fog which did not tend 10 inn
Prove The condition The ganEWavs. it
"ls noticed. were decorated with black
white fags. and by Her Majes-v's
wmand am floral and other decora-
ms We're removed And so She was
escorted ashore. "a pathetic picture of
'e an a.mcs. heart broken woman
mourning her dead and seeming Co take
t little interest i0 her surroundings.
-he funeral aspect of which added con-
s'darahlr to .le depressing nature Of
.He scene
AS special mark os respect to the
Queen Che handw8ster OF one of the
French infantry rcgimeutsat Cherhoure
composed
A PIECE IN HER HONOR
But she would not allow il to be play
ed though she did NOT forget the deni-
masters thoUgbtfu'uess asa nice little
present taken to him by one of the
c0nt.cwen in waiting testified.
The decision arrived at bv Parliament
this week to allow the opening of the
museums and ar, galleries ON SUNDAYS
n.s afforded delight t0 a majority of
r.. people and indicates q rapid chance
I'D public sentiment ou the subject T-
only ten years $50 that Parliament
rejected @ similar motion by q crushing
majority. and It's action was upheld .n
most quarters. But the determination
'o omen the British and Eensincton
museums. The national gallery. e,c.. ON
ars lis now received with general
ndari0n. which would seem 90
Indicate a passing away OF the stern
rratism which has been q feature
'ne British character for genera
'.r-
Tho Ameer of Aiehanistan seems to-
'e been pleased. am reports to the
contrary. 7t the reception accorded here
his second son. NaUu'ah Khan. for
ending the Queen 100000 worth
n charge of Cd special envoy.
Duchess of NlrIh0r0ugh did not
nt The Queen drawing room. az
DO WAS announced that she
do $50. Instead The young Ouch
remained in Paris. where she and
husband are guests or the MARQUIS
rterin the British amhassqd0r.
.- where the Duchess was one of the
SIS invited TO meet the Prince OF
~ luncheon while on his way TO-
f Rivera
s.. 'u's Cathedral after having
gwen the very cold shoulder hv
ROYALTY and aristOcracy for q long
past is
A.\ BECOMING FASHIONABLE.
.nneSs OBJ. Wales ON SUNDAY last
l'' dean pew and the Ouch
f'rk curing the Afternoon SER
san Io The choir Among those
we're present unon the oc-
were the United States
sSator. Mr. Thomas IT, Bayard
-ort and Lady Wolsely. who. prior
service had been I'M the amen
'0r hearing the choir sing glees.
reported that two new morning
papers are 90 De started short
-is city. and ir is also said that
-orF J- G. Gust formerly editor
FtI NaI Gazette. is soon to-
over The destines of a new af-
,32 paper 10 be called the Mayfair
Nicvcle boom is increasing in