Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-21
LIVE LONDON LETTER

,,vpON November 20.-The fat, ,, prderl, that all-absorbing topit nJ,oi this week, will soon be de D hD7 Or Monday next the measure dl," ,,oe up on second reading in tho ED' ,' nf lords and the final decision 3u% .S,t august body will follow.
 ,r,,owbiIa. Englishmen are asking 4'o ,Ibcr if. as appears likely, the '',. throw out the Budget, upon what 8Ns ,5. i will they base their action s?.T not likely that they win place the B cIop,as in the front rank. The a.p a.I,b;Iitv ~ that ostensibly the liquor ,,ss ,yI will occupy the place of honor. @, ,rl, krlw full well that the own ,f Igrge estates are not popular, ., fine the general election the cry, S, IoDd iu danger,'' would meet with ', ,ssnonse The liquor interest, espec. rr in Engand, has considerable pop '. forre behind it, and the peers may ,r fnd it more judicious to fight be, ,.l bepr barrels than from behind feu- ,I ortwork, which have been in a .,,;ny condition. For their own E, inc lords will be ill-advised if s,y eourt a fight over the Budget. The ,.r interest is strong but for some ,gSjerablc time its influence has been q the wane.
 Germany has been provided with a a,,h sensation in the results of the .,sraI elections for the Diets of Sax [r and Baden. Everywhere the fol- Isr of Herr Rebel have enormously creased their polls and their actual ,r of seats is little short of stagger- !, for their opponents, Such is the Tr1iate consequences of three years i uBloc" policy and the necessity footing the bill for the battleships .ei in haste.
 The remarkable story of a romance he peerage is revived by the claim ,he Sackyille estates made by MT. insy Henri Jean Baptiste SackviIle VA which has been mentioned be- w the president of the probate court, rl application being made by peti, s,Ps 10 have the action tried before FT.
 Rs claims are based upon a roman. story. The claimant is the son of bautiful Spanish dancer, Josefa Du- n De Ortega, professionally known Pspita, who was rather celebrated he continent in the sixties of the k century; and she, according to the atoHerS story, was secretly married NL Sackville-West, secretary of the ktd legation at Madrid, who be- ut afterwards first secretary of the ktid embassy in Paris, and then Brit 3 n.nister-plenipotentiary at Wash g1I, and died as Lord Sackville in sitnber, 1908, aged eighty-one. at lNs park Resistance to the claim .zs the issue that the petitioner is Etimate; that Lord Sackville never aTsi Senorta Duran, who was real. iie wife of Juan Antonio Gabriel Oivia a leading Madrid dancing IST One of the defendants, who Esln a> the heir presumptiYe, is Mir, llTIi Lionel Sackville-West, son of | hte Lord Sackville's younger | ,,AH and formerly major of the S Kent Imperial Yeomanry. This ! anic and important suit has been | sl' the public in preliminary stages l twelve years and will soon reach | al The stages so far have been:
 @-The defendants brought an ac- ton to Perpctuate testimony that ! Ae claimant was not the lawful son q Lord Sackville. The evidence l vas allowed to be taken. In March l at these dispositions were ordered | D be published forthwith.
 1.-The petitioner s action to per Ftuate testimony concerning the nhdIty of his mother s marriage Lord Sackville was refused by .e Appeal court on the ground
 aat under the Legitimacy Rec
 afaton act he could procure an
 aty trial
 Eh March last two men were
 med in Madrid on the charge of
 nstyIng a marriage register in
 Aadrld which is vital to the trial.
 laey were acquitted.
 f
 Thomas Lipton will probably be
 uS to receive a hackling at the
 -oF tongues-Of the members of
 London organization now being
 and which will be patterned
 "e famous Gridiron club of Amer
 @gmlzation quite on this order ssa anywhere in Europe, and some
 iU5 souls, mainly of the American
 Onk 1t nigh time that one is M \. They have been agitating the
 !, 5.c ,E some time, and it has now
 definite shape.
 ''' will be no clubhouse, no mi.