The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03

tLnsy heard ot his departure every fall
ms wi'r' Laura Countess Of Wilton
on egard the BIS steam yacht Marcus
70, "Ai%n hn mad purchased from the
Duke Of Orleans. ana o, his arrival
near Easter, at IL Md. his beautiful
HiIta at Monte carlo where he re.
.e, n.1I.s pntii quite late in ,hc, season
Vic W!do" Of tlc fourth Earl Of
Wilton. and whom ne. TO the nInlze-
i me- IT =. ~! ais f.i:nds married quite
hin on troat all intercourse viii III.
kinsfolk and tr!cnis
II had been expo ;ted for some tim.
paat that his dealt would tend 10 ais
sorts Of legal proceedings on the phrt
Of his twin brother Colonel "Dod,iv
johns tone, IN connection with tho AZ
position OF his property Eut not cvco
Eplonci Lohhstonc 'ircanl until few
weeks ago. tina; there would urobnhIg
DC no property TO leave, ana It'd, III
brother. had become. IL no, insane nj
any ratio imbec!le,
The actions At law which would MS
der other circumstances, have been d
taEed until Sin Frcdeicks demise hnvc
already 5ccn snauguratcd. Henry Caau.
IN, mo inGic!nily appointed trustee ~
Nn2NE 9! ihe !aroanI cnheayor.ag ~
,nnipnctlon with clone! Johnstouc, to
h!st OF All set aside all the deeds Of
giit signed by Sir Frederick ON iii.
around that they were obtained 4,
nadHe influence. ani that nc was MOI.
ahi%ctr his name t.iercto. The SAM
'chs vii! DC advanced In connection
!'.i 'hr c%tAoralnar!!y numerous
norts agez which h was persuaded 10
asked for the none thus raised. tn
Investigation Will extend 10 tbs sales
OF his landed estates, the purpusc
TINS ootn'ned. Ind ed. wa arc on the
eve Of cause cslebre, cntailinE also
legal proceedings III the United states
concerning SIR fredericl.'s financial ana
try. and which may have the rosu',
OF lodging some people In jail. In hold
ms mp 10 p'GblIc obioquy others. aud i,i
the rescue of al least Il portion OF ;hu
'IahnStonc fortune. FOR the 5cnsht or
the now totally destitute and lunatic
n andt t,, a2d loT that OF his twin
tombstone. The latter'S daughter on
her marriage to Eric Harbord, nephew
OF Lord Sufield. ana grandson OF the
Duke Of Grafton. last September. al
Cowes. received from Queen Alexandra,
IN lieu of the customary piece of ieY-
elry. check for thousand guineas
fact which attracted much attention,
aud created some curiosity. It would
now, according To recon; developments
appear that Qneen Alexandra had some
linking OF the condition OF the John
store affairs, and relIizcd that the girl
ms ~ 1'oNc W "ull Il very lone time
FOR any financial assistance from he
,n"r. 50 would find check more USE
fui ;han any iewal
ST. Er"Aerick .Iohostone and In his
default. Colonel Doddy tombstone. are
claimants To the dormant Scotch Mar
Tuisate Of Annandale. Tho claim was
prosecuted before the Committee OF
Privileges OF the House OF Lords, both
by Sir Frederick and by his father be-
fore him. Rnt, although Sir Frederick
is indiSputnbly heir male OF the John
stone MarGnesses of Annanda!e. the
1atent OF the marnuisntt- states that Il
Is heritablc by the heirs male whatso-
ever ana the committee has declined
in each instance TO grant any decis-
ion, owing TO the differences or opin-
OH as To the construction 10 be placed
avcr."
Sir Frederick was Ole Of the judicial
" declared guilty correspondents IN
the celebrated Mordaint divorce case,
and Is the head of family that can
trace back it's descent in an unbrokcn
male line for over twelve hundred
years.
tcopyrisht 1912, by the Brentwood
Company.)