New-York tribune., 1908-12-07
y7S- WHO LADY AUCKLAND Is.

: lay Auckland. who. when sailing for England
,zg- He=k- save oUJ on sa.pooard an interview 70
~ -e--zsezIa1ivas Of The New York newspapers
,7--z1--E more abuse Of Americans and Of every
---e ~ zri1s To mis- country t1an has been heard
---z any foreign visitor To- the United States Il
--s-Tl day. keeps a shop. an art furnishing busi-
~ .- Baker street London As ladies' engaged
-z-= are barred from court by- order Of King Ed
El-- lOng r-ey remain ia sopkeePing or II the
making OF millinery business, II Is somewhat
q -1i- 70 understand row she VIII manage 10 tul1
= premise q presenting Al court Mss ConslS-re,
sl-5l-er ~ John ". Cousi55ue CT the theatrical
r. -- -onsi5l1e 4 sullivan. and niece Of George
cine. of The Ast-Cpole E1ote-. II New YORK,
----l-.res being apparently the only Arle-i-
SIS -lLlL grace IN Ihe slEl- Of LADY Auck-
-- ----uS her stay here.
---- = lcE-a-E's Baker street shop came into The
eye year So ago through Lord AUck-
1l= unsuccessful attempt ID play The role OF
5-a1e-. the -1z1 whom 1e en6eav0red 70 turn out
-l= store q certain Henry Alexa1de-. not only
-1-=l--E hin then and there 10 severe punish
s-- --- likewise assaulr-ng hi1, On three subse-
-5-- l--zslC-s, Crrl che peer appealed for pro
z---- 20 -1e police. and caused his adversary 70
51--- over - The police court 10 keep me peace
--l- occasion Lady Auckland gave oUr
e. interviews IN which she zva1led herself q
IL c7 ------ 10 intimate ner strong 61sapprovzI
Americans as customers. declaring that they
----1g. aaggI1g and close 6sIed.
=--E sex everything q C-a-uer of the price
-z---E 70 appreciate ire advantage U1 pU--
-.zEizE furniture from pee-ess Of ne realm tr-
sea- r- ron ordinary untitled Baker street
agazserzr
-z5- Auckland. when leaving New York the
1-E Gag. after having expressed her opinion. not
zT E1=- e-aa-k-1E- buc also some tine previ-
-zT a. ler Eo-eI about Auaericz- added thai she
1.7osa6 describe her experiences over here in a
aaz eE---=G SIX Weeks New York She does
~ see- 20 have been ne recipient Of mUch al
---c- cre- here. save The part OF The news
-zsz z-z Z Is perhaps this LEa- IS the cause Of
LIZ zrs--ess- Had she been made much OF by
s-=- z-5 had sic bee1 extensively fered and
Ezz-51 she would have gone away with
E--E sentiments
views e1OE- america have been widely
1z.lzas5 throughout TIE length and breadth Of
ls C1--sz States thar Il nay De Just as well 10
e--Z1 VIC Lord Auckland 5 He e the head Cc
E---1- l-Z1ch 01 the ancient family Il Eden, the
-zzE 1- ~-l-1 Is 81 william Eden o. Maryland,
t=-E indebted Ger -le hereditary right OF adding
--= za-1= rE Tie state lt Maryland % MS patro-
-7-i5 70 -z= -ze- that The ancestor --p0n whom
-= =e---E c@ rs rao ba-CCeEc-es was conferred.
---=.- 81 Robert Eden vas one Of the latest Z
I'll Le .a=- E-4-zl Governors o1 the British
------ u l-z-g-azL- Thai S1- Robert married
--r-= Calvert. sister and c0-heir Of The last
---- z.------= 4-E The present S!c william Eden
--=-=--= he chef reDreseu-attTe and Eei- OF
.-= Calvert Lords Baltimore, great-g-aadsol OF
s- Robert E-z-- -le Governor OF Maryland and
E-=z--=-z-- -z=--ew OF the last Lord Baltimore
--s- hundred years previously, namely IN 1S72.
end be achieved 20 LCtle note n connection
71-- his controversy with James Mcneil Whistler
regarding --s -a--=-s portrait Of Lady Eden, one
q --e --1s- beautiful women Of her 6aE.
-le --zS Lord auckland was q younger brother
-- --e 81 -15=-- E1sn above mentioned Gov
=7-l1 q MARYLAND EEe received MS peerage for
.-s services - z---assadOr 10 France and SscTe-
--- l- s-zlz --- --e--1C. His eldest SCI and
-=2s-1s t-= second Lord Auckland, vas Governor
L-=--- q --c-s a-E FIRST Lord Of The A6-li-alty-
80 -l-T-- lI--- -z-Le- OF the present peer, was
az many J=--s English Minister 70 the court OF
---7-- a-- -s younger brother vas SIR Ashley
------ |1c achieved considerable fame
------ a----l-z--a--r- TIE present Lord Auckland
@-@- IS q E--1--=-- Line regiment without,
-7'--s CONG any actual campaigning, and his
--- s 1a-gLJe- r- az army officer the late
---= .F---S5 Lg-LzCd Hutton I believe she
- -=71=1-- ~ course through the female line,
@---7 c- re E-z1-aEeuet and Tudor kings Of
- h-t ---s ss I have shown before IN these
Garnet oe cl-s15ered IN the light o. any
$1,000 --5-1c----- since Il Is shared by 50
- --s -2--sz1-s o. people Of every walk IN life,
-s village green g-oce-s zz6 cheap county
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