The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-23
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RECENT ENGAGEMENT

uaioeHe IN MS honor5 and cs-
The present Lord Breadalbane is no
frequently visited with the marchion.
SIS, and has also spent some time In the
ROCKIES. In pursuit OF big game lie
Is rather stately parsonage, who en-
loyed the high favor OF Queen Victoria.
Wnoni he served in turn as reasurei,
sho as lord steward OF the royal
household, and who presented him vim
the order of the Carter. He has acte,l
rs special ambassador on several o.
SSad s.h which have won for him many
tlon which ne values above all others
is the medal which he received years
ego TOT saving the life OF one OF his
servants, at the imminent risk OF his
own Lady Breadalbane Is a sister OF
the present Duke OF Montrose, is
wonderful rife shot, and excels every
other woman In Scotland In the art OF
deerstalking. She is at her best at
her Scottish home In plymouth Castle.
which occupies the exact centre, the
heart OF Scotland. and where she can
TOT more than a hundred miles from
the castle. without once leaving her
husbands estates. 4l
have mentioned above the curious
provisions OF Inheritance OF Lord
Breadalbane's two Scottish earldoms.
Oddly enough, similar provision had
peen made almost a hundred years be-
iore their creation. in connection with
cestor. Sir John Campbell. popularity
known as "Black Duncan" the found CIR
OF the great fortunes OF the family.
arboriculturist. 1t Is the only baron
etcy that according to tho provisions
Of Its patent is heritab bic in the female
line as well as in the male line.
Lord and Lady Breadalbane have no
children. and the heir to the marquis's
earldoms Though not to his marquis
ate,) TO his great estates. and 10 the
a IN In ~ fr,N . ~ a.tt -
bells. and to that wonderful service OF
gold plate, valued at 100000, which
the marquis was wont to always send
to the Perth railroad station, for use
tasted or dined at the station restau-
rant on her trips between Balmoral
and Windsor, is his brother, the Hon.
ivan Campbell. one of King Georges
gentlemen at arms
The founder of the house was Sir
Colin Campbell, third son of Duncan,
first Lord Campbell. who obtained great
lands in Perthshire from King James
III, in the beginning Of the fifteenth
century. for his services in capturing
Thomas Chalmers one OF the assas-
guardian Of his nephew. the FIRST Earl
Of Argyll, in his minority. and built
for him the Castle OF Inyeraray.
circular to the various metropolitan
and provincial authorities of the en-
pire. asking for the rigid enforcement
OF the Imperial ukases of 1905 and 1906
decreeing that no objection should be
offered to the conversion OF members !,
of the Orthodox national church to the
other Christian rites. Members of the
Orthodox Rite may likewise attend
religious services and gatherings OF
other denominations. without let or
hindrance, The only thing that re-
mains strictly forbidden. and which
of children of the Orthodox Rite by
other sects & II
Stolypin adds that the law according
to which the admission of Jews to The
Orthodox Rite is forbidden, except with
the special sanction ofsthe Minister OF 4
the Interior, remains in force. In fact
all aorts of obstacles of every Kind are
placed In the way of the conversion
Of Jews to Christianity in Russia; and
since their conversion, even when ac-
complshed. does not relieve them of
any Of their former disabilities, II
follows that their treatment in Russia
is die entirely to considerations OF
race, and not of creed. "
Copyright. 1911 by the Brentwood
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