The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-09-02
English soldier with English tastes, de-

English soldier with English tastes, de-
clined the succession, both for himself
and his son and the title passed to the
line of Albany. But II the son of the
Duchess of Albany dies without issue
Prince Arthur may be compelled, in the
interests of his royal house, to accept
the succession. He has the example of
King Edward VII before him., and
SAKE Coburg-Gotha will be provided
with an admirable ruler.
Once more has a famous English an
cestral seat been saved by the money
brought to IN Impoverished family by
an American heiress. To the use of the
fortune brought into the Seymour fam
lily by Miss Alice Thaw, of Pittsburg, Is
due the happy circumstance that the
Marquis and Warehouses Of Hartford
will receive the guests at the wedding
of their daughter in their old home.
Ragley hall, the last mortgage on
which was recently released. 1t has
needed the buttressing of nearly a CEN
fury to repair the ruin wrought by the
wicked Marquis of Steyne." Alice
Thaw's money has finished the work.
Lady Edith Seymour, the bride. is a
timid, gentle, ~fair-haired creature. Her
fine soldier, is matter for general con
graduation.
The Vaudeville Marriage.
Thirty years G Mrs. Antonio Yam
ga, the middle aged widow of a not too
wealthy Cuban planter, appeared in
London society. Within a week of
their arrival, Consuelo, the elder, with
her beauty and her wondrous voice,
had conquered London. Even in those
days the king, then Prince of Wales,
was one of her most devoted admirers.
With the close OF the season, mother
n daughter returned to New York.
Lord Vaudeville, heir to the dukedom
of Manchester, travelling through
America, was taken i'll with typhoid
fever. In the lovely girl. who a al
ready Won his heart, he found a ten
der. faithful nurse. Their engagement
was followed by an early marriage.
Mandeville's brutality to his young
wife was for years the staple story OF
society on both sides of the Atlantic.
Many qualities go to the sun Of the
social influences of the dowager Ouch
ess of Manchester. Still beautiful. she
is witty, an admirable raconteur, and
possesses a world of tact. The death
Of her millionaire brother brought great
wealth to her.
Another eaiety Peeress.
Another former "Gaiety Girl is tc
be added to the list of the peerage. Fol
the new Lord Sandys, succeeding to the
title and estates on the death of his
father, is no other than the ever-youth.
~ anu aepolalI MICKEY SaHoyS one
of the most popular members of the
London stock exchange, and who ir
the early SOS and the days of the
Forty Thieves" met and loved the
lady who at that time was known as
Miss Morgie Morgan. Miss Morgan
was one of the tribe of show girls who
play a thinking part and play it ex.
trenely we'll, and whose chief bushes:
it is TO bring money to the stalls"
One morning the scion of a line tina
stretched away back to the Plantage
nets and the daughter of a Brighton
publican stepped into a sleepy ole
church off P%iccadilly and were married
Like most of the gaiety women sh
fitted her new position as to the manne
born, n the barony of Sandys will
lack nothing Of its dignity in her hands