The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-08
BROTHER DECLARED INSANE
Brooded over His Likeness to
King Edward lntil ne
Thought Himself King
nx In a,Ra,I>E pE roNT i,.!.'Soss

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ter y. Mrs. 0Ss@Nsgls 4.ss'u i7a DIST mar
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reer. Il Is san,ssa c<sSE ~ ,'a. ,,hici,
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Sifcute ye2Rsgi1srS tNs NV as' 800
tfaEf,- Mtt1.tfA4isas sal che more % 49,,
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( tine suits aAF@ +@ on ;,nnendin.r
I FFatt. 7,uelGSessst hHS1S o. impending
! trials. 40 d,,
/ !. may ~ NfSal - US, III, woman.
/ ina; her pevt-aas ss aaa Van Beer Is
regarded IS gr1s f5As aat aVlis' > ,, .,t'
terpieee. ATd M. ss,n al Twicken-
lalnc OF SiE1% st4 .,,burban home
lham - falitous - '5le 5,ar",,rds NJ
lof Horace Wa2YSle- @a2 W. Via q, - rave
i Frances. Countess - MnioJls ,,a,.n
;, strawberry Hill ysiS e,4el ,.st,,3, IA INC
as Chopped straw .iat. t, wv" ~, an Earl
, fact that it Was nTSt N"h' ,,.,o had ac-
!, of BradfcrdS eoat5l''l.", money nv dis
duired a large sNul et Iivnu ,ed straw
honestly substituting Sn"in ,o,..s, many
;, for oats in ieeGinS MS ila hoon
4 horses. The place mas away a =, Vas
|. associated with famous ~ p0o ,vrote his
\, ~
Iplay. "rhe Refusal, ana t'J 5one AZ
The waged his war agaims,,, - NV
liter Cibber came Blshop i ~ Carnarvon.
ham: then the ma ..,.t Gbandos. then
i n son of James, Duke OF S.I@' ~ ~ ~
i lord John Sactville; and in May. - ~ !;
| Horace Walpole. the pesl r. Fi'e 81 rob
most brilliant of the Sons VI :. ,,..nt fo
ert Walpole. on ms uet'ii W. - 1ns,rave
i his, niece. the Co ~ ~" seventh Earl
4 Waldegraye and afterwards 70 ar
!. ces. Countess of WaideGraNt, VIZ az
Toured for it world-wide latlic ~ ~ ~
of the most cele59la tl, O. ISS1 II was
!. rope. After her uea Az II stern
, who was created first pal IN ~ arn
) then n peer, under inc wv
Michclham. MAJ.
100000 for li''e:
-r.t,.ra was a good deal OF criticism
nj on1v about his elevation TO tne
neerore but also in connection VII
his choice of y title ilaNl'. ~,
dered no service Wlals,opN ;,,.onsntr..
4 none n was q matter OF colililioi
tsnowledgc that he owed his snotllili "a,
ton to 2 seat in the upper, mouse %, or
the outgoing Unionist aaI.l,,.ts, :,
10 the fact that he had contributes
very large sum, in the neishp Ioi.a9 10,
of $500 900, to the party campaist
fnnd Michclham is the name OIL az
ancient prlory and large estate oW sa.se
by q Sussex squire OF aHcioht -, e.,
= r, 4. Ciwynne on learning that 81,
. Iicrbert stern had chosen the NAME "
Michelham for his title, Mr.. aM ny n,n u
once lodged Il protest with L2 ora I Isinn.
:, Tvs. the private secretary ol tiie
and with Sir Alfred Scot. Gatty, Wh'
is Garter King t-Arms, but receive
n reply to the effect that ms pro.es
had arrived too late, and thal inas
much as the great sea- OF w te 10
Had bcnn affixed to the patent OF no
bility of Sir IIerbert8 Stern, ana tiia
U he had been summoned to the dous'
nf Lords as Lord Michelham, II was IN
: possible to reopen the mater u
7 make any change.
: Mint made the matter worse wa
e thai the new Lord NIicheiham seem
y Ia have secured the consent OF etrse
TSinr-at- Arms to the selecuon OF ~
: 49, ny showing him papers calculate'
: 70 create the impression that he wa
~ ~ oyvnerfof the old Michelham es
tnte whereas he had merely acquire
; a few months previously a small mouse
y .,.itI, no grounds, on an Outlying POT
c t;1n If tho AIicielhnm property. as
il tiol i,., - rnnant. that Is to say, Lore
: Michelham had coolly assumed as ~
e title the name of the estate OF an
y other man, a landlord, to WON ia ia :
GOOD deal of 4 stir In EnGiaha ~ ~ -
+ tir,,n and contributed to render SUI
n,ore unpopular than before the Pr ~.
: notion Of Sir Herbert stern 10 w
, |
: One Of Lord Michelhan's hrothers
c Alfred stern, is insane and the s l,a
9 c;alists do not hesitate to declare LII
: .l,is ndementia has been largely brousl y
i ahnut through his extraordinary it
ssmblance to King Edward. I NJ. Il
v heinr- so frequently mistaken Tor "
}. Ring when the latter was still Prlnc
IF Wales, Stern ended by becoming y,
convinced that he was in reality "
heir apparent TO the throne. ana y
me occasion created a very consid 81
Il s1blo disturbance in Pail Mall. At y,
,,erv height OF the season, by endeaVol
q inr 10 force his way into Marlborous
e House. declaring that lie was IT'S mas .s
o Ter. and that he had a right to emo
y admission into his own palace own
n 70 his resemblance to the then Prlnc
IS of Wales, the spectacle which he pre- re
scented struggling in the hands Oh =. =
III officials, threatened at one moment !
n. result in a riot some of the spectator
n being under the impression that y WA WA
"a their future King in person who, wa
l. being thus roughly handled. and th
" object VI ii .UplANt plltid SN