Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-04-10

with those who are in the fashion and
the indications point to its being sue
cessful. In the favored West End dis
tricts the real estate agents, it is said,
have not an eligible house left while
steady run on flats is reported
The Henley Stewards met on We'd
nesday to consider the foreign entries,
other than the Continental No Amer
lean eight was entered The principal
discussion was upon the entry Of Ten
Eyck. the American sculler. There is
considerable feeling against him owing
to his attending banquet, at outney,
upon which occasion all the Thames
professionals were present, aid also
because of statements made in Amer
lean newspapers that the Ten Eycks
received on their return to the United
States, last year. the sum OF $2,o00,
which is considered among the oars
men here as if they had been gwen pay
for their time However, if Tn Eyck
is disqualified. it will be on the state
ment that the Worcester Boat Club, at
meeting, agreed to provide tie funds
for Ten Eyck's trip, which is prbdden
under the Henley regatta rues. Or.
w. S. Mcdowell, the Chicago arsman,
has entered, and so has H. + Black
static. the English oarsman, who de-
feated Dr. Mcdowell last var. Inc
latter, though he thinks Ten Eyck is
not qualified, will. compete
AGAINST THE AMERICANS;
but. he SAYS he is afraid tht all the
| 1897 scullers who proposed to enter
will not compete in order to iark their
sense of the Stewards decision in ad-
hitting Ten Eyck Therfore the
| Stewards have decided torefer the
matter to a subcommittee which VIII
report in two weeks time. They are
anxious. while preserving the most
| strict Interpretation of tie regatta
rules, not to do anything which might
give rise in the United aates to
! charge of unfairness, which naturally,
would tend to cause othe American
scuIIers TO refrain from Participating
in the historical rowing coaests.
Mr. Gladstone has finally re-
sioned to the abandonment ii his liter
ary work, and though it AS deeply
| gr;aved him he will give y writing
bic biography and will en- his SIX
months devoted toll on he Early
Eotbers In letter to his 'ubllsher.
aomched in a spirit of heroic resigna-
lion Mr.. Gladstone says IS no
longer able to read or write Inc ola
stafesman continues his aectionate
leave takings Of old friends 10 one
Of rho latter Mr.. Gladstone sid:
.No doubt | have suffere' GOOD
AL during the last six moths, but,
then | had 176 months almos without
pain.
The Shah of Persia, Muzanr-ed-dln,
Aos finally determined he IN safety
inayo Persia without any fea OF being
denosed during his absence he VIII
shortly make tour OF Egyp
In the presence of about you curl
o,s neople. Arthur Orton. ne llch-
b bor,e claimant. who died Afll l. was
, po.n in Paddington cemIery HIS
a pui 70 the rank he fougt so long
cain no courts was maintned until
~. ~, and The coffin containg ms re-
mains was inscribed: " n ns
Charles Dougherty llchop1' ,ooe ;, ;,
January ). 1929; Died APP l. isse, !,
In This name his death W. ihsclioeu
by the Registrar. n, 1 paane.ps'
r us the widow OF t deceased
was described by the urertaker as
Lady Tichborne. co,.oo
The Committee OF th1 ooA1 M -
tional Union of Englandana wares
has chosen Doctor Ale3naer wac
kennal to be the Delegatsof tnat or