New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
ITALY'S FUTURE KING.
Title TO Re Borne by Queen
HeJealc's Expected Baby.

stated to have abandoned their former intention of
,u1esttng tie caiia with the title of Prince OF
Yznp,e ana il IS partly with view OF avoiding any
prctext for eHdowias him with this III omened dig
r.y taat arrangements have been made for the in
tsrts siETh to take plsce at Racceuigl, rather
-nsn il TIE EternaI City.
IT said that King Victor Emmanuel has come TO
he conclusion TIA; 20 style his and heir Prince
= EsYne would be something akin tempting fate.
Fer il the d-st place, ouch dignity would handi-
- tLs infant from the very outset OF its existence
yr,h tke aEtag0nisn of the Roman Catholic
fhi,-oh s.r1e the title in Itself would constitute
,.-ustrsI reminder OF what IS regarded by the
Ts1ac- as an act Of sscrilegious usurpation, and
tend 10 intefe7. w+th those negotiations that are
row il proSress with 4 view 20 modus vtvendI
tet-,een church and state
Hben too tie title would evoke memories Of the
s-ssted King of Rome. son os the first Napoleon
and Of his Austrian consort. the Empress Marie
Louisa Some Of the features OF the sad life OF the
-oung prince vino bore the title OF King OF Rome
and who had been invested herewith At his birth
are familiar to the American public through Ros-
tsn5's popular play. L LAglon" C'The Eagiet1.
Somehow another this title Of King OF Rome has
always been associated by people with everything
that unluclzy and III fated. and the title OF Prince
Of Rone resembles il too closely not TO arouse
misgtvings as 10 the policy Of investing Herewith
on his birth the son and heir OF King Victor En-
manuel ana Queen Helena
The present King hiusels bore the title Of Prince
cf Nap,es until his accession 10 the throne But IL
was not popular title. Just by reason Of its be
ing in q measure usurped. sincs it served 70 call
attention to the fact that the late King Victor
Emmanuel had taken advantage Of the revolution
arr movement OF Garibaldi agains: the Bourbon
King Of Naples 10 annex the latters deminionS to
his
Prince Of Piedmont is assuredly the most appTo-
pirate title for the hope Of the HOUSE Of Savoy.
For Pieduon. IS. speak. the cradle OF its
race TIE reigning house IS above everything elN
Piedmontese, and there IS no doubt thar among
the sturdy. staIHart. tacitura and hiuntly honest
hfghanders Of Piedmont thers is feeling OF
profound loyalty and whole souled devotion 10 the
regning family tha1 in any other part Of Italy.
Harry Czvendish the explorer and his actress
wife are among the defendants in an extraordi-
nary suit which has just been brought by one
lesged cab driver Of Burton Trent hy the
Of Ben TyrreH. fo- nearly q quarter % q million
dollars which they received soms years ago from
the sale Of Thornton Hall. in Buckinghamshire
Incidentally. Ban TyFreII claims the estate ot
Ctake-arsh Hal. Uttoxete-. and the ancient Tyr-
rel haronetcy- Tie latte- vas created by Charles
I IN favor OF his Master OF the Buckhounds Sir
Timothy TyrreI-- Another Tyrreu Privy
Councillor. third lieutenant general n The
army while still another one was gentleman-!a-
F-ait!cs q the King.
The cabma1 claims 70 be descended from Sir
Thomas TyTreN who died II 17a5 At Sir Thoulas's
death the estates and the tiJIe descended TO his
grandson. Charles. the third son Of his eldest
and his death the haronercv became sxtiu.t,
while the estates were claimed hy the family at
torney. man CT the narae o. Sheppard. who ha6
taken the precaution OF marrying niece Of Sir
Charles TyrreI. and who able secure TIE
property the strength Of this union. one OF
SheppzrGs descendants, The owner ef INC property.
was knighted, and became Sir Thomas Sheppard
He died without issue. leaving the property 10 z
niece, married 10 the Honorable Richard Caven-
disE, SOL OF LORD TaterPark. The HonorabIe Ric1l-
ard Czvendish and his wife we're the grznc2a--
euts Of Harry Cavencish the explorer
The one-lessed csbu-an hases his cls Ms upon
tie fact that Sir Thomas Tyrren had three sons
namely. Charles Thomas and John. the last named
born on November 1S 175f ard : able 10 prove
that John msrTi~3 and had male children wno
were living tae tine WIEN their cousin Sir
Charles TyrFelI, died without issue and should
therefore have inherited the title and the estates
Mutilated parish registers. The Intentional de-
structon ana removal Of monuments and tablets
70 the memory Of members ot the Tyrrau family
IN tie parish church. etc-. all 20 show that
there VAS some foul play The part of the family
attorney. Sheppard when he seized the estates Or
TIE strength Of his marriage 10 Sir charles Tyr
relIs niece.
The cshuar is able 20 prove his descent il an
unbroken line from Sir Thomas TyrrelIs son John
and 50 strong IS his that il has been taken
up by 4 number Of people. who are furnishing him
with funds TO prosecute his claims Pauers have
already been served OF Harry Cavendisa. and both
he and Lord Waterpark have been ordered by the
courts 70 produce certain documents which have
an important bearing upon the case
host.er 81 hotel. lost his leg in stopping q -7lu-
Hwav- His father was . farm lahorer q HaIlstor
IN Lincolnshire, and 10 Burton az q Ia bo-e-
in Bass rnaItings. Matters have been conpli-
oated by Harry Cayendlsh-s sale of the Thornton
Hall estate 20 Harry hf-wortF of Tfve-rool
whose affairs al tne present lirna are in bank
ruptcv
There ara END Of -ouarces Of this Kind
among ne ttled families Of England due 70 the
=, .zl gag n o.den tines the guardianship or The
Farsn registers continuing records Of births mar
r-aGes ana deaths. UUon which immense interests
depended. left 10 the rarfsh sexton who IN
many casfs was dishonest and arnenabie 10 fnan-
@ persuasion or the part Of designing attorneys
- me 41Fs when there was regular postal
system nor taeile means Of communication peo-
PIE frequently lost sight Of their relatives on NOV
4s 70 other counties remained in ignorance OF
'neir Tate and themselves died without Informing
thcir children CT any prospects that they might
nae A2o IN this way the rghtfuI heirs to titles
- estates ei'en remained in ignorance o. their
Fehts sometimes for generations. untf they vera
made aware thereof by mere chance
Lei me add that in the case Of tho csb,nan
eiainiant above mentioned the statute Of 'in1ita
"ors mas no bearing or the case. For although
until TOW Benjamin TyrreIl his father t,ie Grand
father and his great grandfather have naysr ra5
money enough 10 cover the expenditure involved
oy Iorg action ~ law, they have nevertheless
kept ahTe taei- rights. either BY telling an Isolated
tree on ihe estate Or by taking possession Of a
cottage on tie property. each time committing an
acf o. osFne-ship regardless Of tho brutality with
which these acts were resented vreY, thei- ,,,r
pert discovered
sEaro 1-o.liisEaro has been changed almost beyond
f~e'sTitan After the destruction Of C,,,aen Ate~
".oss.s private apartments nv e,A t,,s+ t~o-
ms mas last year. and her narrow escane fr,r,
ne hias decided u77n the most extensive
i's- -Net only hive all the wooden beams
Oefh ftflacs1 b- iron girse-x and sf,nror.s con,
Ar ~r.ftr