The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-13
ny LLA MAnnltIsE n. 20 n

today on board The Lusitania
IL IS one Of the bakers dozen OF
d,iri, peers who attain their majority
""tihg IN" course OF the nest twelve
months lie has man. American rel.
Gives an6 one Of them. second
.ouHih me octogenarian Henry Ed.
ware feilew. whose nome is On Alas
s"chusS't Avenue. at Washington. ID
=" anu VINO spends his winters M
cana oaks, his place at Aiken. \
noe, Is me next heir 10 the Exmouth
Who 'sS Vas ''S onG Of sdw ,Sn rsliew.
OF tho Kcbic Goiieg", oI we '" ,,a,t;,
WIN, on" 81 me daughters OF JudEn
mil n,i lay and on becoming 81 Viii
pMcL' ne married her sister JIc has
ny ms hrst marriage an oniy SIR
nnEihS son, Professor Charles F.rn,gt
ryeilsw, u Columbia University. New
l"rk, married 10 the daughter ,f iS,n.
iessor Chandler. ana who nnl<iny III.
nome on East Twenty-s!Nth strrti M,
YORK Is now the second heir 10 iori
SUI The tae, that Henry Edward
n,ciiew. Of Washington, ana his s,,n
lessor Pellcw. OF Columbia are to
~ int.its ana purposes Americans
oh!iy association OF their family win
.is country. One OF thcir ancestors
,i"il..i P"ilew ", owned IN Maryland
United states Naval Acadrnly. n, ,,5n.,
OILS, and I was because HIS sons foiit.h,
on the British side in tho War on In.
utpeHuence that he received no com
pthsAtl1h or payment WHATSOEVER far
M lands. OF his four sons. ON. ,v.,s
hiii.d IN skrnish which rrcccdcd
NE surrender OF Burgoyne at sara
Ano,her was ADMIRAL Sir Israel Pal
lew, Who commanded the conuiicroi. =,
Sne battle Of Trafalgar and his only
S4h CAPTAIN Edward PeIicw, Of III.
Horse Guards was killed in duel
~ thris. Another Of Sir Isranj,s MAIN.
,is' HdWtrd by rnmc. likewise rose in
n'i nh '"Sa navy to ne rank Of adj
hi'"I' ana alter having received in
.urh baronctcy ana the Burony OF
hNiiohth for his services was finally
Iiiscd 10 the rank of viscouni and en-
tioWei win a perpetual pension Of
lv,"oo year; as l,iE reward for
H"inhardinG and destroying the ueet
ma arsenal of AIgiers. thus crushing
an. ii,. ie PeWer o. me pratcal Deys OF
uIcGs OF years spread terror ana des-
oihtion along thc entire coast OF the
!,.i mean It may be remembered
part In the boml,ardment this being
NC iirst occasion in which the Amer
acdn ileet had gone into action with
nc british as friends. Instead OF foes
1cndencc
s2me Zine before his death the late
.,ord ';Nmouth conimuted the perpetual
pension OF his family for sum Of
s2op.onO. his being one of the last OF
me so called hereditary pensions which
nave always been unpopular with the
Ieopic owing 70 the fact that they
wer" too often conferred as tokens
'i unworthy royal favor. rather than
as reward for military ana naval
The present Lord I3xmou,h is his only
cor. and makes his home at Canontrigh
House. i1unsford, near Exeter, where
ne ~ lives with his mother. tho widowed
GeorGlana PellcW. who is Ills senior
BY I'VE years He was educated at
ito in, ana Is now an undergraduate
Court otto Bismarck. whose death
mas ;Gst taken place III Berlin. must
9fincc of the same name who is now
In the enjoyment of the honors and
/ estates Of the hrst Chancellor or the
present German empire Whereas the
otto Won Bismarck of t'ricdrichsrinc
ana SchoenhauScn is but fourteen years
OF age, The otto Won Bismarck who has
lusl been gathered TO his fathers was
in The neiShborhood of sixty. lie was
/ the last male survivor OF the fourth OF
SChierstcin branch Of the five branches
OF the house OF Bismarck, WAS I'M
married. and was half English. his
moihe" having been a daughter Of the
great and historic Welsh house OF VII
liam Wynn. OF Wynnstay. Her mar
riage took place at Copenhagen where
envoy TO the court of Denmark, and
her husband. the late Count Frederick
l'lSlndfcK, was iruSSlan charge daft
fatrcs. One OF the two sisters of Count
otto bismarck IS the widow of the
late Wilfred Grips. who was attorney
general 10 King Edward when Prince
of Wales, and one of the best known
members Of the English bar.
Archeologists Will owe a debt Of
gratitude to General Brun. the present
French Minister of War, for his ac-
ton In restoring some Of the old time
beauty OF the Chateau of Vinccnnes,
dcmolishing the ugly sheds and wooden
structures. even the modern brick an
neNcs-. with which il had been dis
figured. and in putting Il stop to the
degrading uses to which many of the
most interesting apartments had been
put. In fact. the Minister II War.
largely. IT mist he explained at the
/ instance OF tho commanding officers OF
| the troops stationed at Vincenncs, has
completed the work of careful res
toration, which cannot but provo OF
| incsiimablc value IN preserving this
only real royal castle In the immediate
vicinity of Paris that dates from the
Middle Ages.
Theodore Roosevelt, when nj Paris,
after his return from Africa, rode out
TO Nincennes TO attend q review or
ganizcd in his honor but did not allow