Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-12-25


of the renaissance period, and certain
Jewels comprising some most exquisite
sixteenth century enamel and gold
work and priceless examples of weap-
ons and armor.
Lord 3yeagh, whose magnificent gift Is
of e25O.O0Nls1, $50, OOOl. =
Institute, andXho propI
like amount in Eaproy
sanitary portion of Dse
to be
THE RICHEST CHRTS
in the Kingdom. 1t is estimae
he is worth A14,OOO0O0 (s7oO00Nv
He gave e25o.O00 ($1 ,25O.OO0) in 1889
to erect dwellings for people of tho -
working class in London and Dublin.
His present scheme is to rebuild the
Bull Alley district of Dublin, including
the erection of workmens dwellings. a
concert hall, reading rooms, baths and
gymnasium. Lord Iyeagh will exc
cute the whole scheme at his own ex-
pense and will then place the property
in the hands of trustees for the peo-
pie. --nu uInln
All society has fitted to
seats, where the guests ard
for the Christmas parties.
and Duchess OF Doyenshire
tanning lavishly at Chatswor'
Derbyshire, where about 200 q
Guiding Mr.. Henry White, then
States charge daffaires, and
White and Lord George Hamilto
Secretary of State for India, will
there during the next fortnight Tdc0
Duke and Duchess of Marlborough have
a large party of relatives and friends at
Benheim, and their we'll stocked CO.
verts will be shot over. The MARI
boroughs arc negotiating for the pur-
chase Of Seton House. one of tho
largest mansions in London. 1t is
adapted for entertainments on a gem
erous scale The Duchess of Marlbor-
ough distributed the prizes at the GirlS/
High School, at oxford, this week
The Prince of Wales has house
party at Sandringham; but it Is very
quiet, owing to the fact that the Primo
ess' mourning and the loss OF two of
the Princes best friends.
MIR. CHRISTOPHER SYKES
and the lato Baron Ferdinand de EOfhs
child. Mr.. Sykes, who inherited vast
fortune, practically ruined himself in
going the pace" with the Prince Of
Wales.
Queen Victoria will spend Christmas
at Osborne House. Isle Of Wight, ia
the old-fashioned way. A royal baron
Of beef sent specially from Windsor
Castle, will adorn the sideboard of the
royal dining room, fanked by the time
| honored boar's head and game pie.
There is considerable bitterness in
| French royalist circles because the
Queen has not entertained the Duke
and Duchess OF Orleans, who are now
in England, although Her Majesty has
received a broad hint from the court
at Vienna that such an inyltation
would be particularly acceptabrSl.1 Isia
present moment Queen Victoria, how
ever, while she had great regard for
the late Count OF Paris. does not like
his son. Moreover, in view Of the pre-
sent royalist intrigues in France, Her
Majesty has avoided special attention
to French Royalists from political mo- &
tiyes.
T.P. oConnor's MAINLY About Peo-
pie, referring TO the report that the
Earl Of Shaftesbury Is
ENGAGED TO MISS GOBLET,
says it IS more probable that the for
tunate young man will be the hand z
some Irish Viscount Crichton, eldest
son Of the fourth earl Of Erne, and
Lieutenant and Adjutant in the Roya
Horse Guards. His family are said
be DESTROYS Of securing the match,
Miss Geelet is almost always seen
some member OF the family at q
smartest functions over here.
There was a large gathering
minister town hall on Wed1
witness the marriage OF II
Colt. lecturer Of the West
ieaI Society and formerly
City, to Adele Wetzlar.
ceremony was perform
Harrison Immediately
ceremony. The hall y
plants and flowers.
ton was soberly az
delivered an addz
OF Wedlock."
The Home
leased anotha
/ mott, one q