Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-10


sreach of Promise Suit.
don. January 9.-It seems to be
tral the longest reign cele-
viii be known as the diamond
for the Prince Of Wales has
seal of royal approval upon it
use of this description in a
The preparations are rapidly
..e magnitude unforeseen when
f-st broached The Prince of
-.. the Duke of ConnaUght and the
e.. York Will have to bear the
.- 10 the labor OF entertaining in
-1 save the queen as much fatigue
..e It is reported that repre-
r.s of her majesty are neg l.
-I secure a large new hotel or
..umodatiOu Of the many men,
4 the royal families expected.
Chronicle says that Emperor
u attaches the greatest import
a ls visit 20 England upon this
and that he hopes 10 meet
. Car under his grandmOther's roof
improve the occasion TO diSsipate
-.rfarstandings between Russia
Great Britain.
court functions of the approach
season include five drawing rooms
. i've Ievees. The state apartments
James palace are being redecor-
... and the Prince OF Wales will hold
-.. rerees there prior 10 his depart
. for Cannes i'm the middle of Feb
The May drawing room will
..... ..6 bv the queen In person and the
A limiting the presentees to two
hundred VIII be strictly observed this
S. great deal of amusement has been
..al by O. letter from the Hon. Hard
r Clifford. dated from the Junior
Carlton Club. Clifford, who is
-few of Lord Halsbury, the former
I chancellor of England, violently
rguuces the increasing fraudulent
r-. off arms and wants TO form an ar
rial club where those Of gentle
rth may withdraw from contact with
SPURIOUS gentry. so one Will be eligi-
HE unless certified by The herald's col
.aga so that wag remarked,
IT'S arisr0Cratic members may be safe
.am contact with spurious pretenders
possessing only unauthorized heraldic
--s birds and monsters.
The Westminster Gazette suggests
the members should have coats
arms embroidered on the back Of
coats and that rings should be
I outside the club house to which
noble members may attach their
.Hus 'eopards and lions rampant
and couchanJ when they so inside.
For q person politically dead Mr.
Gladstone is still attracting The great
attention in Europe. His Arme-
0 memorial speech at Hawarden on
January s. upon the occasion of the
.on of the birthday of Mrs.
has been cabled verbatim
am lv the Turkish embassy.
ON for breach of promise on
brought bv Mabel Duncan,
ieisha' Company, of Days
me. against Capt Arthur
rabbe. late of the Third and
ssarS. and now of the Royal
0err has been set for trial
next Miss Duncan. who is
ttr young woman. with a
erieDce on the stage. asks
damages. She is is years
is the daughter of Adam
iCksOn Duncan. who. under
0f MI. Kileyth." formerly
famous race horse. Euclid,
disastrous experiences on
uced him 90 desert his fam
.veuUally caused his daugh-
t0 the stage as a means of
herself. On her mothers
Duncan is related 10 the
-ada.bane and Lauderdale.
sale of autographs held in
as interesting as showing
u0n i'm which various Amer
dents and other nctables
with the history of the
5tes are held in England. 4
John Quincy Adams brought
us Jefferson. les. James Mad
James Buchanan. IS: Andrew
-.a f-s. Chester A. Arthur, 5S.
Davis. 6s, z. T. Lee. guin-
arI Fillmore. Is; J. a. Early,
WALL Jackson gUineas;
-.u-srreet 81; Gen. Forrest, is
John Hancock, IS. Napoleon,
60nepart. IS. An autograph
.as brought g. Carlyle. IS,
.D 9s
.. nal sale has just taken place
Hotel Drouot. Paris. Of all the
trophies. cups and shields won
able of Leteve~ and after
a joint stables Of La,eyer ana
.. Grange. TN, finest piece
the Ascot cup. which was
br Mr.. II. H. Ge Young.
o' the san Francisco Cpron- i
tho NiEir'er Exposition
Museum. san FranciscO
..IHej Ascot cup tnat Mr.. De
purchased was I'm reality large
silver shield won by LcieVar's
horse LadiSlas i'm 1883. IL is two
eight inches in diameter and
raised. circular panas. The
panel is a beautiful piece of sill
hand repousee work. the
being ST. George and the Dra-
was the work of Hancock, OF
raatrical novelty of the week
first performance at the Ave
theatre ON Saturday of The Men
Gown, which turned out 70 be
.Iure
managers Of various London
following the example of the
.. managers. are agitating the
O, ladies' large hats i'm places (
lt-lt. Several of the British
-af been interviewed on the
They include Sir Henry .
Charles Wyndham. George Al /
and William Eraa1 NTacsrc I
ana Nyulham are both Of the /