New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
6alPEIS FOR JOCKEYS
..tgs Care for the Piefy OF LIS
' Racing Stable Folk
,o.o by the Brentwood Coliii''- S,,r,,.oza,

20 20 tes n the principal oNlei9 -
Engah1' ,irent among them 'iIe -. ,as
stsbsa a,e ali the stakes Won =. y 1.-ga sum.
land 9e'o'9 ,hs aggregate 10 very Ia -.
,uouztng - ~ - rbarity while al NeWr1arhe''
20 various ''''' .,,,,s as horse racing Ceii'i0
which is NJ 1ace in the world, spe'la' Pi0-
,lsn any - the 7'roprietors Of Inc pls la0i'e
VISION ! -, znirirual welfare o. men
sues ., the Jockey apprentices' - = ,,,,i1+
sspsclSI- .tie lads Thus King fo"aiu -s,+
rsh Sh a++sched to his training -,
chSp, where there is a oone q -.
Of 'sof several hundred, coinIpseu = - = tte
senos' - n the stable folk TOE. sum
rsopie -4-irg -7liarters in the NielIilS' -,
chfI hA'''e tine Duchess Of NonTose' WIZ
The ia1o .5.- the name Of MI Man'oh
ssa =. car years so conspicuous "s
fr' " .1so built very pretty cnaIr' VI -. -
ins ,l,,-sio,s on her properly a. =,
s1se s. Of her stable folk Like lne MS
90 -,s q chaplain. the ouues 81. "l'I.
raIn'aii .ef-fcfed ~ celebrating divine Se. W
i'se .hone1 and 10 looking AFTER 'ie 80
= M - raople IN her employ al 4\eNllo-
Tsh@le -, bs received considerable amount W
ks' 7" .,,s - assistance from the old ducheSs'
olh' n extraordinary character ana
Wv s-,,-ssorle. not n say hlshiH ''i''
HsF = car when she wss a. Ne"il7'N
tshs ,ss+irrs she would sometimes MAJ
the Eacs - ,ha beginning of The SUNDAY
HelL-e 90 some luckless stable lad "h''h Sl'F
r. 1hs - 20 -rav rruant from church.
hao -. ~ M. rra ined as jockeys from 'I'-
boss .!-...- -rnez begin as stable iaos' an"
a. - +hez- all hope 10 rise heA lies
O. -. ,55fnr they generally wind ur ss ''''.
e,-,,-slfv the neral welfare 81 uese '1'
-, attention and fnat II Is fhhs a. CO -
7-.s N ~ brought n the kno"eioge ol 49,
sa-5I, imagine thar any connection win h''Se
-.,5re i-rrlies loose living. Eamo-iie' ''7~i
,+,.inr and frreligion in genera
-oRD WHO INVENTED sANpN le7L-7
-. George Nontacu. former Nemher ol I t'i'o
=, for Hunringdonshire. married MSS A-l7
-, s-sp5sueh;er Of Francis r. i-'--l'' W.
So. York he vas under me ifnPressio- 'i'
- :, 5pa course inherit not only the eaflu"h
SC ,he ancestral estates of his iather :
.. r-o-rsr Lord Sandwich. Who is oache'oi.
= s.r6vfrr has. however. now announced IN
= .ba- owing 20 The revolutionary budget oI
- -sanre1lor Of the Ezchequer. which strlksS
-, severely al the owners Of LANDED estates IMAM
- h .rts- .,ass ba VIII he unable 70 preserve
=. tan,lr estates. which extend over an area oI
-.r-v +4opssnd acres. and that he intends 10 con
-, tbso into Cash ny means Of sale, either - his
-,.r,s ~ IN any ore else who will put up the
nansy for them -e.s.-z
rb IS that the fourth carl figures IN histeTH as Inc
.-.n-a- n sandwiches Il IS said That he invented
-tsrn for me purpose % being lbe 10 refresh him
,.F without leaving the gaming table, and il was
mis- which inspired the lines about himself and MS
reBtsuporarv fellow card plsye. Earl Spencer. 10
The effect that
Tire ore invented half a coat.
The eth=r haf "a dinner
"a usss 7o-ro hv -he nickname % Jenny
r74.ehsr" and vas one II the members Of that
Esn Fire Club which ued 10 assemble at 1ledmen
RAN Abbey IN his closing years his fondness for
srcsnt music LED him 10 found that little theatre
IN Torenharn street which eventually became
famous in the Victorian era the Prince %
KslssE Theatre.
-Tas great Huntingdonshire property OF Lord
&zH6Tih is known as Einchiugbrooke, and The
EfrIf home is z grand old genuine Elizabethan
sasol, buis; by sir Oliver Cromwell, uncle Of the
F5isc0T. the site CT e Bcnedictine convent
Ehet hzd been granted by Henry VII TO Themas
ctaEEel. hs Gentleman Of the Privv Chamber
sr Oliver Cromwell entertained Queen Elizabeth
s1a King James with such an amount Of splendor
and such lavish cost that he obliged to sell
/ ne place, which was thereupon purchased bv Sir
s2nsy Montssu, father OF the first Lord Sandwich
4 she Z cadet OF the family OF which the Duke OF
4 Manchester Is now the chief Sir Sidney Monfagu
son was very distinguished naval and military
commander. one o. The most notable figures a. tins
eEonailon o. James Il, who created him Earl Of
Sandwich and he blown into eternity with MS
t2sship, The Royal James Ia the great naval battle
Fnh the Dutch Of SoUthold Bay in I672- Part OF
ne cd Benedictine convent remains incorporated
4 ne mansion puilt by Sir Oliver Cromwell. and
here are some grand CID stained glass windows.
saorned With the Cromwell arms; a number Of old
ssniF portraits and 4 magnificent library. IN
haich q course the diaries OF Samuel Pepys. a
near knsman and intimate friend OF the first earl,
l1'e q conspicuous place.
ihe present Lord Sandwich is in somewhat feeble
1e-T--
as1 hS brother, the Hon Victor Montagu an
tolHsl Of the navy and q Crimesn veteran. whose
HHt Lazy Agneta, sister OF the late Earl Of
ns9oNlcke is lsdy-in-wsiting 10 the Kings
t&'er Princess Christian They are the parents
george Aoatagu- Both Lord Sandwich and
s--li'ai The Hon Victor MontagU are great favor
court Neither Of them as much so. how
:, w as vas their brother, the late Colonel Oliver
A'aeu' o. the Royal Horse Guards He was
s u the most intimate friends OF the King and
:. . falo 70 have fairly R-orshipped the ground
''sh by Queen Alexandra while she IN turn
11ineo The warmest friendship for him. ac-
.e MN her fullest confidence and appreclat-
ne " I'l uest Sense the chivalrous. gh-ninded
-, - q hls devotion. Indeed there are few
- mat are held In more kindly ana a4fec,torata
4 s,rLee s----1hee 10y King Edward by his son and
,,, aho IN particular by Queen Alexandra
,-ss n1i o. Oliver Montagu. who died about
- .ouTteen years aso, nowhere mora deeply
| e,s :. = " a. o'Aorlishain. II WAS this indeed
| a. Iea Queen Alexandra 10 consent IA act as
.so'her 10 the infant son OF his ner,bayy cseor.o
| b. % O 4iiss Alberta Sturgis The chris
ssrs- .,S .t place in 81, Faiths Chapel, West
ss.riss - nag was at one time engaged TO be
n, - - Alss Olive Custance. hut the match
1irss - On ana she became the wife Of Lord
A.-,-- -elsA' he owner and editor Of the Lonoon
eNiy known rs Tine Academy"
i1-. NSUNIRoLL@E-R OF KINGS ToT-sEF5c,T.r,
Cor,,,.-. ..eEscAel' who has Just been aDpointed
ss ~ u King Edwards Household. is the
ss,s Na& ez-Lord Chancellor who died u,tb
sso W. Saoaenness at Washington ten years
British y,--s $500 on special mission from the
dan .ernn1e2t in connection with the r,ana-
cravevs1 % problem. and whose body wa.
Hsa-os-v.. England On board an American
chosen g. e. A Is very unusual for q peer TO bs
saleb 4. ~ NE oontrolership Of the household.
Occasion - licaI Office Indeed. this is the first
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