New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-18
RlRING BUYS LANBAY.
4 Picturesque Island Near Ireland's
CamfQl

bo"''i, --...,7 % T,rs Talbot de NTa.ahide A /
l'li - .-,su fslets are fn tic immediate vi /
nl-.l- ,-v .bar, 1rrls Patrick noted rs the 4
cnl', ~t.r1 81. Patrick FIRST IauGoI in ireland |
SO -, d, t..r. rfs eret church cecil Baring
ael NC Is a daughter q the late Pierre Lori \
". - r-sf husband from whom she Be divorced /
- n e-rs-7 T'aIer-iufouIs o. build hand 1
80 ~--.-+-v house Oh I.aulay Island and 10 live I
--.f7- OF each wear there. The place Is most 1
-, and trr~e fg an excellent natural har- /
rr,-h viii Re convenient for his yachts. of
-, f.. now las several IIo spent number OF /
- ii ,-fs country IS "a partner % tho Wall I
&C.. banking house Of Barring. Naso1n & CO. |
ss-b ts the Ncw-l Ork enc ct the hrIn OF iaIliB I
-. ,r London. and was ar one time en- /
80 -o be married go Niss Grace Wilson. now /
=. wife ~ Cornelius Vanderbilt
re fancy for buying islands seems 10 he grow |
49, among those who have She money 70 Indulge /
II ,tis luxury. Prince Elachcr who IS now a /
.--sr-e5 English ~tizor and "a grandson ~ the 4
,.-7u- Trussia1 field marshal who was with /
wellington at Waterloo. has Qrrohcsoa Tho island
~ Hefm. one OF tho s3-cail'd Eneli-n channel
r-oup and On somewhat close tF'Al-n-'y 10 'tle 4
- and 80 fs her mother who is NOW sums the I
eel Rhodes estate Cor large amount. tor which /
i. instituted proceedings Immediately on her re- I
az 10 England from South Africa
Van Raaro. wei known London fH7n'iof' /
.--s the island of Br0wusC0, where ho disnenses /
ouch generous hosuitsit- as does also Sir John |
pru5ueh who owns The Isle or RhuIn, where ne /
has his home. klro-n Castle. Henry Aeni,r' me 4
rrsst French chocolate rlanGta1tlror purchased 4
Few years ago the bis Canadian island az Anti /
coe-i GO the uCstn ~ me 81 Lawrence tt-Ntr, I
vbsre De has established valuable same preserves I
The island OF Monte C-isto, rendered so famous /
through the popular novel ot A-sNaEcrN Dumas 1
which bears its name. was owned iof many ears 4
hy the Ff1reutirc Marquis 6-norl who so-d u 10 4
the present King Of lty. Lady Mary hamilton, me
only child and he-6ss of tHa .-' Duke OK Hamilton
owns the Isle OF Ar1al; Oh. b-ze ot Arg2A owns .
nor only TREE Island where his sister. Lady VIC
-7-ia Campbell. makes her home, but likewise Iona .
Island tho most sacred and historic spot in al 4
- Gle r,r- ,r.,-e- ~. f7--,~.to -,r-.ber Of /
81, $500 - 80. --t. r--oe- Victoria and "a \
- ID go. C,-i--e-- War owns Co-4.ssz. Island \
- .1--r.,,l, rl,uo rera,. has -.7ss-F from -ra 4
-, Ia +la Ca--nrau family into that OF .
So, ,,---t.-- .--..s.7 ed, - e.--a. -r --a lara I
- ,--.-.5-, 7.- and ,r-s y -- 1t--.e0- f- OF /
- - - .- ...--- ,r clio --aa+ 90 7-f--s5-
- a.. s-t,r,. --r--... .,..-,.- ,- %, r,---.---
.. ~ RI .-, ..t.--.-s--.7 49,. a.. i
-, -, 49,. 7,-----5
--,,-t .r.r. has 1,aar r,-., --r-tso- ~ the re-
-. --,--i,-a 90 she r1.,l-, 90 Norfolk 70 -ra
sspgbtsr ~ LORD T7r--fee and reference 10 the
ror-srt, sf9-v of her racobf-e ancestor the Earl
n, Nibs5ale who ON tho on, ~ -ra 5are amounted
so- sts .vs.,,.i- mas -se-,,rs fro--, she Tower of
- n, 80 -. --.,- -. -...-7 -
-,er-s us+b r-, no ro-t-, las ban taken 81 the
eso+ fs+ the family OF vi-f-, 1-5 15r--es fs --a
CHEZ r1a,s "a corsrfr.,o--s role I'm the 1.7res 81
RED Gauntlet" one OF Sir walter S-attz Jsrobite
novels. Red Gauntlet himself. the type ~ INDY /
ing LOYALTY 10 the stuart cause is tr-ouehout The
rovel moro rere~a1fy ,ov1 f. his mothers nj. mo
n. 17erries and when ,ar-- Alan Fairfield OBJ
serves 10 his father thar tha.- guest has The .s-
~ nan % f.f~r rank -f-1 old ,--,-y1~ -a--a~-.
.15, al nj ,-,.f-7r7 rr7-es,,.+f-- .e , 47er -ro
rFe-rfss d. Pi--o~svo~lya branch OF that great and
once rovverfu1 family OF rfe-rfes the or branch
thereof merged in the house OF N-ths5ale az tho
death q Lord Robin the Philosopher Ammo
Domri 1867"
From Sir William Wllcocks. 70 whom modern 4
Egypt Is so deeply indebted FOR the reorganization
o. that gigantic system % irrigation which Is re-
storing the prosperity of ancient days % the Land
~ The Nile. comes proposal which has made some i
say that he has little reverence for The past. Sir
Miham mas asked the Egyptian government for a \
credit q 10000 for the parDoss of taking the 4
temple at Pha oarctolly 70 pieces stone by stone.
island OF B,geh q Few hundred yards distant. and
70 reconstruct 81 rhero.
sr William evidently fails 20 realize that al these
great monuments ot Tie hoarv past need from IN 4
artistic as well as from an archaeological point % 4
view, Tire surroundings which have constituted 4
their setting Tor thousands ~ wears past Indeed,
The icea ~ their removal produces the IMPRESSION
o. sacrileEe
Imagine fo- one instant how the Pa-trersn would
look u removed from its site at Athens and re-
erected IN tho Bots de Bo1lozna at Paris. or how
the Acrorolls would appear II set down IN Kew
York and e..-r4---5rs r,- el,4r--.---y t--.r.z -
nv the exquisite Co., y..-,.- -.
harmonic 80 7oeti-sr, vrft5 me .gre-b nm. y
has re-, rs5 ,-.-rL =. -, -. -. -
needles" OF cleopatra and to Sc, Them no on tie
hanks @ -t. .-..----. - - ,--, - -
a. Rome and f- -r-+-s- r--l, Il -, D.. /
the idea I'D -r,-o,5,,, 49,, -, =. w.. -
building 20 nj, ,rs.,t.-. 81 -. --.
-7 p. W e-H.Ni.eIe -a almost as TEeposterols
great s-r.-v nv, -, .-., 80 ....,-, -. me