The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-16

being fastened TO a cnain around their
ankles. while their wrists were gyvcd
ana fastened by short chain passing
through link OF tie vertical. one
running from their nccks TO their feet.
IN this condition they were suspended,
much In tho manner OF trussed fowls,
through tho prison: not for u fow min
utes at time. but for entire nights
together. wardcrs on duty occasionally
raising them. when they perceived that
ton TO this. Loeb and Parkcg were
conveyed from almost one end OF China
70 the other In bamboo cages. in which
they could neither lie down nor II,
up. tho popuiace in each village and
town through which they passed. con
gregatins for the purpose of ninging
mud and onal at them. arr Offering
execTated foreign devils"
Looh was afterwards Governor OF tho
Isle of Man, Governor OF the Aus:
commissioning of South Africa. whence
no was retired with a pcerage, owing
10 e MS inability 10 get on with Cecil
II was. his duty to prevent the inter
csts OF the British Empire at large
from being sacrtnced and suaordinated
10 those OF Rhodes. and OF his char
Miss Elizabeth villiers, niece Of the
fourth Lord Clarendon, and twin sister
OF that Edith Viliiers who Is now tho
Z
Lytton. Tho resemblance between tho
TWO twin sisters was so phenomenal
when they were young girls. and en-
gased at the same time to be married,
that tho most amusing contretemps
were constantly taking place. Lord
Loch and Lord Lytton finding IL of tho
utmost difficulty to distinguish their
respective nancees ono from another.
with regard to Lord Twecdmouth.
VINO. as mentioned above. arrived here
yesterday; to spend the winter In Cali
also soldier BY profession. a major
OF the Royal Horse Guards, serving
through the South African war. and
tary to Lord Selborne. the high com
missioner for South Africa Descended
from Thomas Marjoribanks, Lord Pro
vost OF Edinburgh in 1871. Lord Tweed
larry wide-awake young man. possess
ed of much OF the Scotch canniness
which distinguished his father. until
the late Lady Tweedmouth's death.
Just in the same way as the late Lord
managed TO get his fathers Will ad-
mitted t. probate by the courts in
fore the law imposing the enormously
heavy succession duties came into
operation, duties which would have cut
down his inheritance TO considerable
extent, so, too. did his son, the present
peer, emerge victorious from a breach
OF promise suit brought against him
ny MISS Birdie Sutherland" Of the
Galety Theatre, in London. lie Is mar
ried to the Hon. Muriel Broderick, ED
est daughter of Lord Middleton, and BY
whom he has two daughters. His
uncle. the Hon. Coutts Marjoribanks. n
partner in Coutts's banking house. is
now heir to his barony.
Lord Tweedmouth, whose mother
was a sister of the late Lord Randolph
Churchill is a first cousin therefore
of the Dukes Of Marlborough and Of
Roxburghe. as we'll as OF winston
and Of Frederick and Lionel Guest,
men. His father, the late Lord Tweed
mouth. was once enormously rich: out
when he lost his universally POPULAR
and brilliant wife, troubles fell upon
him thick and fast. He lost nearly the
whole of his big fortune, brought tho
famous Meux brewery, Of which he was
one of the ruling forces to grief
became involved in political i'm
broglio, resulting from his indiscreet-
ly showing to an untrustworthy friend
private letter which ho had receiv-
cd from the Kaiser, an indiscretion
which cost him his place in the Cab-
net as First Lord OF tho Admiralty: and
losing his reason, spent the remainder
of his days under restraint at Dublin,
cared for mainly by his sister, Lady
Aberdeen, wife OF the Vioeroy of Ire
land.
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