New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-19
IRISH BOURBON PRINCESS.
Torrance Recalled by Sir Thomas
NeaUe's Presence HIRE.

e,- Thomas Henves arrival in the United States
=. present he . a: t7e Holland House-serves 10
.sr one OF thu many ronances OF the historic
- oval house u Bourbon. He f. the grand
- a that Irish born Princess of Capua
-. marriage IL London 10 TIE younger brother
= Esnz Ferdinand II OF Naples. in the early part
:, oueer Victo-a's reign, created so great a
-xs,gan by reason OF the vain attempt Of the
...noltan envoy 10 forbid the ba-las. and 70 pre-
- q license from being granted. The princess
- he daughter ~ AZ Irish squireen, Thomas
ei.r, Of BaI.yratray. County Waterford. ard as
:. the tine OF her marriage there were no laws
a. rtsIv prohitti1s the union OF royal personages
- oor-zncne-s size became. not the morgaret:c
80 hut the full hedged legitimate consort OF
GO Charles OF Bourbon. Prince Of Capua.
tt, children were born to this union. Prince
--.,-ss who was feeble minded, and Princess Vic
ia OF Bourbon god6arghter % Queen Victoria.
-r,a Princess Victoria died, about Eve years ago.
,a- cousin. Lady NeaVe, mother OF Sir Thomas
so acted as CHIEF mCurner at the funeral, at
rfcb both Queen Victoria and the Italian sover-
tns mere represented by officials of their house
,olds and BY wreaths. that OF their Italian males
ties bearing the inscription To our very dear
cogs;r: from HumbeTt and Marguerite"
n her youth Princess Victoria, who spent much
- be- tine with her mothers sister, Lady D!nor-
y, and with the latters daughter, Lady Neave.
as woman oc celebrated loneliness. singulaFly
,ss..a and with such a magnificent contrslto
-oicA that Meyerbeer was moved 10 compose AND
s5icate 10 her one 81 his most beautiful songs.
The latter portion OF her life. save for occasional
,-s.ts 10 Lazy Noaye il England, was spent j.
,+a1v on & beautiful estate named Marha- near
-r,ea where, by special permit from King Hum
bert the dcr1ented brothe: OF the princess was
kent under restraint, instead OF being confined in
=, asvluu Her relations with the Italian roya!
esnIlv we're of the most ahectons'e description,
and Ike the late Prince Louis OF Bourbon Count
= AouiIa she received. from the time OF the over
,b-ov OF the Kingdom Of Naples until her death, a
he Italian GTOwE
The Neave baroEetcz- may add. dates from the
IS. of the eighteenth century. reward for
.sr Richard Neaves distinguished services IN
Idle and a. governor OF the Bank Of England
- Thomas IS the fifth osronet, is unmarried and
Takes his home l~.ydulas. his picturesque coun-
i-y seat in A5slesey
IN. Rev. Stephen Gladstone. the son OF The
~r,-snd Old Man" short time ago resigned the
,yc-at;ye and IN every sense OF the word delight
.I ,ertorsnip OF The Parish OF HavsTdsn. which is
on the Gladstone estates. where his father was
won't 70 read the lessons at The daily morning
ssryices and Oh Sundays VITA that wonderfully
Tnsodious voice OF hts Considerable astonish-
rnent was caused by The action Of Stephen GlAd-
stope and much speculation was INDUCED IN with
regard Il he motives which prompted MN 10
resign some people circulating the story that IL
was due 20 differences of opinion with his wild
owed sister-in-ia~ the Hon. Mrs. William H.
Gladstone whose eldest hoy. William Glynne
Gladstone now in his Nineteenth year. is the owner
OF Hawarder Castle and the property surrounding
f. Mrs. Gladstone being virtually the mistress IN
I'll her boy attains his majority.
Thess rumors haze now been set az rest by the
discovery that ne has given up his Hawarden
rscto-v n order 20 himself to mission
work in one o. the poverty stricken districts
Of London-ln fact. ia those very districts ~here
he Iabored for several years and virtually Non
lis ecclesiastical spurs when drst ordained He
does not take charge Of the parish but merely
assumes the role Of of st. Mary-the-l|ess,
81 Lambeth. and II is in these Sums that he has
already established Lis residence-a striking
change, say the least from the beautiful Eng
llsh country scenery around EaVarder.
This self-denisl on the part OF TIE Rev Stephen
Gladstone Is a.! the more remarkable when one
recalls the fact that his father Premier again
and again had the duty OF nominating cierics 70
chs highest ecclesiastical disnities OF the land.
and THAI nobody would have thought the worse
CT him If he had presented his sons name, If not
Tor T. bishopric. any rate for the canonry
Of some cathedral The late Lord Salisbury also
had 4 Clergyman son. for whom he always de-
Ciined preferulent, snd who. ever since his
dnaton, has been IN charge OF the parish OF Hat
field which is comprised in the territorial posses
sions Of the Lords OF Salisbury
The United States IS % be represented the
forthcoming aEointrnent and coronation Of King
Peter by frs Envoy to his court Mr Jackson who
Wiz from Athens, where lie makes his head
quarters, 20 Belgrade tor the purpose. AL other
nations with the exception OF England which has
declined % resume diplomatic relations with Peter,
val Likewise be represented at the coronation fes-
tivtr!es by their resident ENJOYS II the Seryisa
capital The exact date Of the ceremony has not
yst been fixed, bet il Is take place soma time
month.
In the mean time King Peters only daughter IS
staying with har aunt queen Helen % IIatv, ard
thsre is doubt that the Servians are gratifed
y this indication that tneir regning house is
related by ties OF kinship - other sovereign
aoEses Of Europe. instead Of being treated
sdeis. q were the Obrenovttches. King Peter
COUNTS among his kfnsfotk the Prince Of Monte
negro. the imperial family OF Russia. the grand
daes- house Of MeckIenburg- Strelirz and. OF
ooursss the royal house OF Savoy.
Attention was called afresh 10 this relationship
the ether dsy when on the establishment of a
wireless teleg-sph service between Bari on tho
A1ristc coast OF italy. and Antibari the Monte
hegrin port on the opposite shore the first mess
sage SEN was one from ire Queen Of Italy 70 her
lsther' the Prince Of Montenegro Cettinj=, and
tbs second one message from the Queen TO he-
oTotAsr-in-lsw. the King q Servia.
The establishment Of mis- wireless serrica has
~ oeen viewed v!th any too much approval by
Ire Austrian authorities. who see therein 4 new
Manifestation OF the determination OF Italy to as
sumo at active role IN Balkan politics by assist
ing Montenegro and Se-via 10 defeat the objects
3Ad aims CT Austria II that portion OF Europe
LORD Mayo, who Eas Just been created by King
Inward & knight OF the Order Of ST Patrick il
peer who in his younger days was renowned for
rs eccent-tcity which on one occasion caused him
10 saPPea- ny steriouslv without leaving any trace
o. MS Whereabouts. Several weeks later after
e. me police resources OF the United Kingdom
s1 me private detective agencies had been employed
70 discover what had become OF him. he was found
IN aa@sd condition Lands End in Cornwall.
without being able 70 give any account Of himself
OF ~aSt he had been doing il the time that he had
- ~ :" slsht treatment in sanatorium, how