Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-06
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ligious and political peace throughout
the whole human race. His Holiness
will preside at the function at ot.
Peters, and will afterwards receive
body Of pilgrims, including numerous
delegation from the United States.
F. w. Cary, an@army pensioner, %
years of age, Of Belfast, claims, APP
parently with right, TO be Nls2ouiil
Cary and also to be entitled ~ the
peerages of Viscount Falkland byron
Plantagenet Cary, twelfth ylsCoun, aho
a representative peer of Scotland), ana
Baron Dover, (the title borne by VS.
count Clifden, Leopold George Ireder-
lex Agar-Elis, who sits WITH Baron
Mendip).
CARY, 1T is SAID,
has already partly established MS ute
to the Cary estates, the Maste-' of the
Rolls of Ireland decreeing that he 10
| paternal descendant OF the ot-giuai
| Cary. The present Viscounts Falkiaild'
or Cary married in 1879 Miss wary
| Reade, daughter Of the late MI. hoDt.
Reed, of New York. They have three
Lsons and three daughters. The eluesl
son is Master of Talklac1
| Queen Victoria will viglt the indian
| campaign wounded, at N-tley on Tues
| day, and will start for Nice on @arch
9 going there by her usual route but
by easier stages than hithalJN She
| will spend two nights on board ire
royal Yacht Victoria and .ilbe-t, pre-
! sumably one night IN English waters
after embarking, end one night IN
| French waters after arriving At Cher-
| bourg. where she will take The tram
| for the south OF France.
| The first drawing room OF the sea-
son will be held on February ~ by the
Princess of Wales in behalf OF Her
| Majesty. The second drawing room
! will be held in March and there Will be
| two drawing rooms in May. Inc num-
Der of presentations at each drawing
room is limited to 200. There Will DH
four levees this season, two before and
two after Easter. The Prince of Wales
will hold two of them and the other
two will be held by the Duke CT
| York.
THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF FIFE
a fortnight ago agreed to open the new
Hackney Town Hall, and the yestry
by a large majority voted to eXpend
! 5000 10000 to entertain them; but
the minority in the vestry protested
against the expenditure and an angry
discussion followed. The local news
paper cuttings on the subject were
sent to the Duke and Duchess Of Fife,
who then declined to open the town
| hall. At the meeting Of the vestry at
which their refusal was read there was
| nf
complaining thai royalty has been in
suited, etc. The chairman resigned,
! and the majority, amid the liveliest
kind of scenes, sang GOD Save the
Queen" The Duke Of Fife is SON
in-law of the Prince of Wales.
King Leopold of Belgium, the pur-
chaser of the late Mr.. Pager Golet
steam yacht MayIower, will rechristcn
her Clementine, possibly after his tAra
| daughter. the Princess ClementIne, who
was born in 1872. The crew OF the
royal yacht will be composed of Bel
gians and English, in equal numbers,
with English officers. She will be re-
fitted at Southampton, and from there
VIII go to the Mediterranean.
Mr.. Hunsicker, from the Carnegie
I Company of Pittsburg, was in London
this week on his way to ST. Peters
burg to sign large contracts for rails.
The weather has been colder and
stormy and the first snow fell in Lon
don on Friday.
Influenza and measles are epidemic.
| The former is so severe in Cornwall
| that business is seriously interrupte
| and many of the schools are closed.
The death of Lord Cronmell, Which
was announced on Wednesday last
was caused by his dropping a little
hot sealing wax on his hand, where
upon blood-posoning rapidly develop
I'd. He only succeeded to the title il
1895.
Ferdinand Gottschalk, who took part
in the production Of Never Again
here, sails for home next Wednesday
to join the Never Again" company in
New York