New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
IRISH PEERLESS CURED OF CANCER.

.s+s- snending nine months under the treatment
~ Doven OF Paris. the Countess OF Clancarty.
s--,erIv known or the music hall stage. first as
.rpens Fntor." and then as Lady Dunlo, has now
- - Iordo1 completely cured OF the can
= ,rhfra last spring threatened her with an early
- There Is no mistake about her cure For
i. A-fbur Vernon Nacan. president or the htoyai
.ouepa Of Physicians in Ireland, and the eminent
-I'sr suecfsllst who. last April. after subjecting
- "a several cruel operations, pronounced her case
- ,D.r-s+le and as fated 10 an early fatal termi-
stion- have now declared her 10 be entirely cured
- s-ee fr5r1 The terrible malaoy by which she had
hen overrakau When she was placed uhoer the
-,-s of DR. D0yen. whose recent controversies win
1.,rge CrocRer. Of New-York and san Francesca
s,r-seted SO much attention in this country. she
- s,,,,7sss 10 nave but three weeks Of life left.
-, ,e,e- -ysrfv-rine separate NEGOTIATIONS OF the
,i-,s,oer serum. she has now completely recoV-
- sn6 after & brief stay in London, Where she
4.s Fssn an object OF the utmost interest 10 the
leading physicians and s1igeo 4s' sic %
n her home IN Ireland.
,1-bns LADY CIancarry has never Yet been re-
- st count. she has nevertheless managed TO
-rsts hsr way among the county families OF Cal
nav Vbere ha- husbands country seat and estates
- si-uste7 and has become as popular with her
,sirbbors IS with her tenantry- IN fact this mar
-saes utiah commenced in 50 stormy a fashion, ana
a. ubtrb so much in was predicted has turned out
remarkably vel.
!, NAV h. remembered that Lord Clancarty.
vble SIN Lord Dunlo tossed I'D with a Fellow
ssn.-er Of Belle Billion as 10 who was 10 marry
tbe beautiful Eirl and fcotlight favorlte. Lord
Durlo Won the toss. AND, 10 this horror OF his
rordpaely proud old father. married the beautiful
r1 His allowance was Immediately stopped and
asd II not been for the friendship Of the brlc-A-
t-se dealer Wertheimer the couple would have
sif-vsd Thzreupon his family got hold Of him,
Induced him 10 go out 70 Australia, with the idea
ttzt L he succeeded out there his wife would join
hin. ana that 2 liberal allowance would be ac-
ccrdsa 10 hiIn-
Before Ae hal been there very long the most
eEtrsardinary accounts were sent TO him by ms
ss1Ely shout has wife, whom Re had left entirely
without resources. and be authorized his father
sul tie Ausr's lawyers, in Difference TO their ar
gumsuls. 10 institute divorce proceedings against
hsf Tie lawyers took advantage Of this author
Esnoa and fled petition against her i'm his be
hh naming Wertheimer the correspondent.
thsE evidence going 10 show that sne had been
hlng o. ths latter's money after the departure
o. Lord D1nlo for The antip0des.
a CAUSE CELEBRE.
Much To the dismay Of the old Earl and Of the
ls,iegs legal representatives. Lord Dunlo suddenly
arrived frem Australia while the hearing Of the
case was on appeared IN court took his place in
he witness boz. declared that he had no wish TO
b. divorced from his wife. that the suit was the
feslt q & snisunderstsnding with his family, and
NAT Nertheiuer was his friend and benefactor
% Rhom both he and his wife We're deeply in
'oeotsd That, ~ course. brought the trial 10 IN
Fna' and Lord Dlllo left the court with his wife
ard NerthEmer
eAe Declined after that 10 be dependent any longer
1pol "srtaeHaer for assistance. resumed her place
~ 'Ae music Ran stage. no longer as Belle Billion,
@ e Laoy Dullc and earned enough money 10
Assp both herself and her husband until his father
~ oe earl dled. When the viii was opened II
ss found that he had left everything that he pos.
~ could away from his eldest son and heir. with
IN ne had been at daggers drawn since the
'--s SUIT The possession Of the enfailed estates,
t-e'ei' vas Sufficient 70 relieve Lady Dunlo, who
-' Row become Countess Of Clanearty from any
.--aef necessity Of remaining or the stage. A law
=. = as Started oy the new earl 10 upset his
les Wl-L and ultimately a ompromise was
ss-sa' whereby he recovered much Of the non
'~'ec resieDary property Of his father.
- aAo Lady Clancarty have now four sons. the
eaest Of them twins. and a gil of eleven years
-ss 1ne-r eldest boy bears the name OF Lord
$50 Ihe countess. may add. is likewise
--'o-ess -ieusder. IN The Netherlands.
ANorHER FAMOUS MANSION BURNED.
- spite O. ire elaborate precautions against fire
- winch most o. the great country houses Of the
- - aflsiocracy are now equipped. and which
- S11h Pronounced admiration on the part OF
S carlos of Portugal when he visited the Duke
- '.-S--Ie ~ ChatswOrth and the Duke OF
'aAe al Nei5ack last month. there have never
i. - ho1-lltv being destroyed by FIRE as during
-t" weeks II was but the other day that
49, -1a I'D these columns how EnviIle Hall the
- ell Place of Catherine. Countess OF Stamford,
60, ~- ITS eAlraOrd nary wealth OF Queen Anne
- Aae laAel "A prey 10 the flames. and now
'iles Tie news OF The complete loss through
.'1i visitation q Ufiugton House the Lincoln
- seat oi the Earl OF Lindsey. II wEs
s-loi tlace. she more modern portion thereof
sBs ~. ny ii-go Jones. and fun Of art treasures
Q9sa- 1s-esll-s relics, including bed in which
sss +'~zoa1a had slept when she visited the
49, Nie t-cuse q Bertie Of her cay
a-v, az az sorts Of legends with regard 10 the
s e'.l antiquity of the Bertie family But
B.,-'e I've now teen eliminated from the various
aaes ei'a standard works Of reference, and the
b.. merely recorded back IL the reign OF
t--y vi. Il is since the reign OF that
g. sf4ndcaushter. Queen Mary popularity
~. - bloody Mary" that the head Of the
Ia. 1ef1e has always borne the Christian
-. 4eregtlne Richard Bertie angered the
3 91.st-y ~ marrying, without her consent
"a NtA.2n. The widowed Duchess OF Suffolk
Is '-sss hlliOughDy de Enesby IN her own
-4l they were both Of them obliged 70 nee
lives 70 the Continent They sought
- - Ioianoi tracked al The time by the
eialsssfies. and II was there that their
cora They called him 'Ioeregr.ne." in
49, -'1Ilate that they were wanderers on the
- 'efth After the death Of Queen Mary,
IA l-ea 10 England. But frcEn that time
~ oescendants have always borne the
fhs Tskflne 10 commemorate this romance
says q Queen Mary
sisss theiE grandson Who Was created frs, Ear.
Ss - - Charles J. lie feH fighting for the
= -ssHst Cromwell and al. Roundbeads al
n - o Aaseby. and his son. the second
kpe ~ u eas ef the four hobleHnen vine, tn the
efsros-as st NE ese Of King Charles Voluntarily