The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-12
LADY ANNE HAS
JARRED NOBILITY
Lord Rosslyn Finds Himself in a
Pretty Sort Of
Row. M;
Vengeful Relatives Threaten to
Scalp the Dominic Who Per-
3 formed Ceremony.

Lady Anne, bride Of Lord Rosslyn of
the English peerage. formerly Miss
Anna Robinson of Minneapolis, is. Gre
ating a sensation in her. new environ
ment, which may develop scandal, #
all reports are to be believed. In add
ton to setting emo Lord IS, family
on edge, the match may result disas-
trously to the rector who performed the
ceremony. Then there are two children,
who will be claimed by Lord Rosslyn's
former wife, who asserts that the pres
emit Lady Anne is not q fit person to
care for children Of noble birth, and
! offers to prove it in the courts If neces-
sary.
Other troubles are threatened. Lord
Rosslyn, tho admittedly and brazenly
wild, has been allowed a sort of "squat-
ter's right - in the London home Of his
brother-in-la law, the Duke Of Sutherland.
The duke, however, refuses to recognize
his purse to his brother-ln-law and
Trouble for Dominic.
The ceremony, which was very quiet,
was performed by the Rev. R. H. Had
den, a vicar Of the church and chaplain
of; the king, at st. Marks church, Lon
don. The row stirred up at court was
anything but quiet, however. The court
is indignant at the elevation Of Miss
Robinson to the peerage and at the
Rev Mr.. Hadden for the part he played
was divorced man. It is said that
the worthy rector may lose his royal
!, chaplaincy. Several other London
clergymen were asked to perform the
ceremony and refused to do So.
The former Lady Rosslyn, now the
wife of Charles Jarrot, an automobile
champion, will claim her children
oSa E2sEns aeged %? an uness
Lord Rosslyn consents to surrender
Them to their mother, a scandal will be
started by the former countess, who Of
fers to show that the present countess
! is not fit person to care for these
children. The divorce, which gave the
( children to their father, was secured IN
Scotland. the charge being desertion.
At the time the countess stated that her
husbands character was such that she
could no longer live with him. ..4'
squally for Rosslyn.@s j
AS Lord Rosslyn is apparently i'm
pervious to public opinion and joys. in
his notoriety, it is confidently expected
/ an opportunity to start something
I Altho the family is very old and has
I had many honors, the present Lore
! Rosslyn is not in the same set with hit
4 distinguished ancestors. His brother-in
law, the Duke Of Sutherland, who hat
been most kind to him, has turned him
off on account Of the marriage. The
Dowager Lady Rosslyn. cannot and will
+ not help her son, and his other relatives
{ have Joined in his ostracism.
f Lady Anne is well known in Mime
+ apolis, where she resided until some
twelve years ago. Her beauty opened s
way to success on the stage and to the
easy life, which goes with it. =. Afte,
i going abroad she fell in with the for
Z eign smart set and set it pace which
it had never known. Her star adven
ture was with King Leopold Of Belgium
who fell desperately in love with he:
"Fatherly old duffer:'' Miss Robin
son has a number Of old flames in Min
neapolis who have lately tried to for
( get that such was ever the case.