Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-12-02
DUE DIFFERENCE Shown BY
DUKE and FATHER,|N-LAN.
EACH DECLARES THAT THE
OTHERS WISHES SHALL BE
SUPREME.
QUITE AN AGREEABLE PAIR.
If THEY KEEP THIS Up, THERE
CERTAINLY WILL BE NO
CLASH.

NEW YORK, December THE Duke
and Duchess Of Manchester, formerly
Miss Helena Zimmerman, of Cincinnati,
arrived this evening on the American
line steamship st. Louis Mr.. thinner
man, father OF the Duchess. who has
been here for about week awaiting
their arrival, went down the bay in
the revenue cutter and boarded the
vessel at quarantine. He was the first
to welcome the pair and to tell them
of the plans he has made to make their
visit pleasant one. He found them
on deck and after an afTeotionate meet
ing, they went below to make out tho
customs declaration.
The Duke and Duchess will make a
tour of the country before they leave
for England again. The Duke when
speaking of his plans, said again and
again whatever Mr.. Zimmerman did
would be agreeable to him. Mr. Zim-
norman in turn said that the details Of
the trip west and south depended upon
the Duke
The father of the new duchess was
not the only person who went down
the bay to met the st. Louis. On the
cutter went Detectives James Valley
and Charles Strip of police headquar-
ters. They went TO meet the duke, and
they had a short conversation with
him after they reached the vessel.
Both officers refused to say anything
as to the nature of their business
with the nobleman, but 1t was said
they went to inquire about the Ouch
ess's maid who found and returned the
jewels lost by Mrs. Fannie Ward
Lewis. After the vessel landed they
went with the pair to the Holland
House.
The Duke of Manchester was intro
duced to the newspaper men, who
boarded the boat by Mr.. Zimmerman.
He spoke of the pleasure he felt in re-
turning to this country.
The weather was very bad willis
coming across" he said, but OF course
If one is used to travelling 1t was not so
bad. l was able to be about all the
time. As to our plans, all that depends
or Mr.. Zimmerman"
Here Mr.. Zimmerman interrupt9
say that the plans all depended on the
duke The duke continued:
whatever Mr.. Zimmerman says goes
with us. We will, Of course. visit Gin
cinnati and go to Natchez to pay q
visit to my grandmother. | hear that
Cincinnati is a most charming place,
but have not had the pleasure OF Wis
itinE that city. / cannot tell how long
we will remain in this country.
"Of course we will co whatever Mr..
Zimmerman thinks best, for naturally
We want to please h'ln.
Mr. Zimmerman introduced his
daughter.
Gentlemen" he said. this is the
Duchess"
Then he looked relieved The Ouch
ess, who was sitting just beyond her
husband looked up, smiled and nodded
her head She said nothing.
Mr. Zimmerman said that they would
remain for a day or two in this city
and then leave in a special car OF the
Cincinnati, Hamilton e. Dayton over
the Erie road, for Lima. Ohio. From
there they will go by special train to
Cincinnati. After remaining there for
some weeks, they will go South, stop
ping at Chattanooga, Birmingham and
Natchez. There they will spend three
days visiting the dukes grandmother.
They will then go as far west as San
Francisco, returning by way of Denver
and Salt axe City to New York.