The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-31

RI lIgA OIAttisttSE. Dts fO-N
,. ING GEORGE has, in deferense TO
~ requests which have reached MN
from all parts OF the United
u Kingdom. and in particular from
the Principally OF Wales. decided 10
revive the ANCIENT form OF inyestlture
OF his eldest son as Prince of Wales
and at his instance n committee mas
been formed, presided by the Weish
Chancellor OF the Excheauer. LLOYD
George, and comprising Lord Ireas-
gar, a survivor of the Charge OF me
Light Brigade al Balaklaya, and who
is an essentially Welsh peer; LORD
Cawdor, who has extensive Welsh IN
terests: the Earl OF Plymouth. VINO mas
also great landed estates IN Naiesi
the Bishop of st. Asaph, who STANDS
for the Established Church In Wales;
sir Arthur Thomas, the chairman OF
the Welsh party in Parliament, the
Rev Cadvan Davies, who may be re
garded as the leader OF the Welsh
personages OF light and leading.
The ceremony is TO take place either
at Carnarvon or at CardiN. ana VIII
consist of the eirding on OF u swora,
the placing on his head of a princely
crown, lined with crimson velvet and
bordered with ermine; the placing OF
a golden ring of office on the finger
of one hand. and the placing IN the
other hand of a golden verge OF sal =,
and. finally, the fastening TO ms
shoulder mantei or robe OF crimson
velvet. edged with gold lace and furred
with ermine. The ceremony OIL ihVes-
titure will probably be performed ps
the King in person, in accordance Viii VIII
| the old ceremonial, of which RECORD
EXISTS not only in the Office of RECORDS,
hut likewise IN the most treasurer
manuscripts in the British Museum.
one of the leading New York news
papers on Friday last contained IN i,.'
Personal" column, an advertisement
! by a certain a. Bruchaut, az Larsei ~ ~
near Condom, in the Departmeht 10, o.
OF French marquis, dating back TO the
! year hoo" 1t may be just as we'll 10
warn people on this side of the Attain
| tic that this advertisement Is rahh
who takes sufficient interest In the
matter should cut out the adNeIlise :
ment and address 1t to the Chiet. OF
| the Department of Surete, AT ING
! Ministry of the Interior. IN Farl5, Ia Hi,
| ing his attention to the individual IN
/ question.
1 There are no titles for sale in France,
| other than those which young sli EN-
with money can purchase by Weuuln l.s
the bona fde owner of one of these
dignities. Lawful owners Of French
nobiliary titles. who have their gu &
/ mites duly registered, as reuuitee ~
law. at the Office of the Keeper OF me
| Great Seal of France, in Paris. cannot
Il =
viii, While man can, by Que l = ~.
process, transmit his name to relative,
or to friend, through adopting MN as
/ his son and heir, he cannot under an =
| circumstances transmit any frehcil
only descend in the male line direct,
as provided by French law; and !.
would be impossible. for instance, Or o..
la father to bcstoW any OF ms titles
during his lifetime upon his eldest son,
Ior to ALLEVIATE them from the latter
| In favor of his younger children. NOT
lis there any chateau or estate In trance
THAT endows its owner with a no6illarY
title. Under these circumstances 1t rs
\ impossible to REGARD NJ. Bruchaut, VINO
1 adNertises marquisate for sale, as
lanythlnS else than a mere vulgar
swindler, and as n vendor of Soll
bricks
Baroness Eckhardstein. whose mar
riage to Captain Archibald Weigal. OF
the Neorthamptonshire Regiment, son
of Lady Rose Weigal and grandson.
! through her, of the eleventh Earl OF
Westmoreland. has Just taken place at
tLncoln, is the divorced English wife
/ of that Baron Hermann Won Eckhard-
stein who WAS for number OF years
attached to the German embassy at
Washington, where he is remembered
In connection with legend according
/ to which he is asserted TO have jumped
| window of the old Metropolitan club,
| after midnight, for the sake of a wager,
without sustaining any injury.
The baroness ls the daughter and
heiress Of the late Sir John Blundell
Maple, who derived, an enormous for
tune from the Maple Retail Furniture
Emporium in Tottenham Court Road,
London, and who remains on record
as having been the only .shopkeeper
who ever succeeded IN securing election
10 the Jockey Club. Sir John who was
one Of the pillars Of the turf, and
Though devoid OF aspirates and of dis
tfinotion. vet an extremely able. sem
sible, hard headed business man. was
bitterly opposed 40 ms CONSUMERS mar