Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02

Bayard's Stay in London an
Embarrassment to Col. Hav
Bishop HartzelPs EPISCOPAL Tonr
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London, May 1.-The British ana
German courts are agita,ai OVER a
scandal in the family of t.a DrEa ~
SaXe-Coburg and Gojha r.e DuLe ~
Edinburgh. The second asu.hrer NJ
/ the Duke. Princess Victoria No'u, re-
fuses to live with her husband Frnest
Louis, Grand Duke OF Hess. In whom
she was married c. Apl TO- 1894 in
the presence Of Emperor William and
Queen Victoria. al COhurg. ana rsmains
with her sister, Princes, Marie Alev.
andrea Victoria, wife OF Prince Ferdi.
nand Of Roumania. at Bucharest The
Coburgs, Queen Victoria and others all
take the part Of the husband who 4,
now staying with the Cobures .t G0tba.
Mr.. Thomas +. BayarI continues his
stay here 10 the slight embarrassment
of the United States embassy tine slim
alton being complicated ty the absence
of Queen Victoria. as Col. John Hav is
not really the ambassador uu,l he pre-
sents his credentials 10 is said that
the action Of the c1lSis.Orial court ON
Thursday in deciding l0 make Mr. BAY
ard its accredited agent 90 convey the
so-called log of the Nay11wor 10 Bos-
ton. was taken in response to Mr. Bay
ards personal request. bur O some de-
gree at the expense Of his successor.
and the seeming rivalry between the
ambassadors has caused considerable
gossip. Mr.. Bayard says the recovery
Of the log is solely due 90 his personal
efforts, as the papers be- had from
America were Of a nature calculated
to cause the demand CD be- granted il
presented The situation will be re-
lieved on Monday, when by special ar
rangement the Queen vii. receiy. Col.
Hay at Windsor
Letters have been received from
Bishop Joseph c. Hartze'l. Of Cincin-
natl. from Freetown Sierra Leone.
bearing date of March 30. which gives
details Of his work and the condition
Of that country. The Bishop writes.
Il have now been ir Africa Two months
and over, and thus far in my episcopal
tour have given my time tO Liberia and
Sierra Leone. | made a thorough yis-
itation Of the four hundred miles Of Ii
berian coast and ,tha principal places
That republic nedds and deserves the
sympathy and hd Ip Of It's friends. It's
commercial possibilities are great. me-
work OF the isAnsdt,t Epise' Jul!
Churches in Lib9 IA g.. - rzS ,..
stitutions of learning. We have ilTCf"
three ministers and twenty-four lay
helpers and teachers, or seyenty-seyen
in all
"I shall shortly sal on tie steamer
Bona for the Congo To visit our missions
No the river. St. Paul DE- Lo1uda. Angola.
and out 80 miles IN the interior 10 hold
the Congo mission conference at Ouihan-
goa. Then TO South Africa and up The
east coast TO study the condition ana
needs of a mission I'm the mh" region.
Ny plan IS to continue up '.e E"'t coast
and study the methods a'i r'- SUITS "'
mission work IN Eastern ''H'.'I Nlr'''
and along the Medterrar'1 expect -
return to the West coast .' r.Nt Jt. .u'Iy'
hold three conferences 100 Liberia and An
COLA again. arI then ro'atl '' America
and report the result 90. mr oh-'r'n'iohH
and the needs and condition of 'he Work.
Tho Quarterly Bcy.. .w publishes 1900 ''-
, torestlng article ON the "'.''''
taste written by some o'. ".| ''l'''"
ed with her majesty. Her f'F'r.i' h"F'.-
isis. IL appears are Jam. IS ...
Bronte. Mrs. OliphW- G'''- -.'.
Edna Lyall. No mention H i--