The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-25

visits 70 Castle Rcnslds we're made when
her mother was alive Mr. Roaalds takes
a great Interest in her education. and
sometimes allows her 20 accompany him
on his trips 70 Europe.
There was a time when visitors were
welcome to the gower part of the Castis
Ronalds but OF recent years the owner
has given strict orders that ne person
shall even look into his abode. A Scotch
earetaler. a brace OF revolvers and a
NANCY dog are always ready to keep out
intruders.
"You can 20 IN over my dead body"
said the Scotchman when World re-
porter applied for .aimittAnce. "My or
ders. sir. from Mr.. Ronalds. sir. are strict
A man came with lady once and took
big batch OF bills from his pocket and
told me 10 help myself and let him so In
1 would not for sl.H0o"
The villagers are not allowed on tAs
grounds, and the caretaker has GUILTY.
told them while visiting the village oe
Newton to buy food that intruders VII
be shot If they act susplciously or call at
night. A New York friend OF Mr. Rem
aids. who has made few visits TO tie
Excuse the champagne being served In
goblets." said the host, my servants
have purposely broken all the champagne
glasses for some faneied injury"
At another time he said:
MY dear fellow. you OF New York dou't
know anything about the servant problem
Think OF my servants tearing up tapes-
try curtains worth thousands OF 10 lars
and using them for bed covering in win
teri There were plenty % blankets. but
they thought art treasures were none 200
good for them"
The New Yorker continued: II was
walking through the immense drawing
room with Mr.. Ronaids. when suddenly
he stopped and pointed 10 a table Ia
held I'D his hands IN great surprise and
said: My Godl look at that rosewood
able OF the Louis XIV period painted
redg'
Whenever In need OF servants AFR RON
aids, according 70 village gossip. goes 70
the barge Office in New York and hires
three or four men or two or three fami-
lies. always German.
These people. In their native coa-
tunes. are shipped % Newton 70 care fer
Castle Ronslds-
Lawyer ". II. Kelsey. who f. acting for
Mr.. Rnnaids in the divorce proceedings.
Was seen by a Sunday World reporter.
II do not know whether Mr. Ronaida IN
tends TO marry again n he obtains q div
oro<" he said He has been thinking
about bringing the action Tor ssvcrai
years The papers have been fled and
Mrs Ronalds noticed"
us Il Mr. Ronslds purpose O. get
divorce from his wife 50 that she can
not inherit hls estates" vas asked
Il suppose So" said Lawyer KelseZ.
u understand that Mrs. RoHalds has no.i-
fed her New York attorneys 70 prevent
Mr. Rons.ds getting 'anap' Judgment
The sons q 8r and Mrs. Hon4laa ara
well known In New York society. KeEi-
maid Roaalds served with Ro0aeyeit's
rough riders. sad Vas one % the ushers
az the wedding II consueia Vanderbiit 20
the Duke % Marlborough Pierre Lorii-
lard Roua'ds. st.. who married Mics Ter
tha c. Perry. IS well knoNn ln bushes
and social circles
Their mother r. wei known 20 snusicsl
people al the word oyer one y her
proteges g. Blsle ZeHe De LuHsan. wh1
sang a. ths Metr p ian opera house. thiss
season
Mrs Ronslaa Is credited win having
brought about rec0nclliaflsu bafwee1
". E. Gilbert and str Arthur 81 iisaH
after their famous quarrel Roth are fee
quent guests ~ her Issnson house. 80
Cadogsn SQUARE g. are mos az ths
celebrlties ~ ihs day ard the prog3ess
figures IN the aSfssocrarY.