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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
Bout POSTPONED.

ST LOUIS, oct. 9S.-Tie eisar
bout between Harry Trendet;
iI.htweiGht, and Young ssylov
Ilanap0lis. scheduled for octooe,
fore the Brewery Workers ciuo
has been postponed 10 Novelnp',
In n previous contest the po|s
eight rounds 10 a dlaw.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
Gibbons McGoorty Bout Postponed

NI.W IDRk, Oct. 2y.-Nt thc roullest
OF Mike Gibbons, the ST. Paul middle
weight, the proposed ten-round bout with
Eddie McGoorty OF Oshkosh. originally
scheduled for November II in Madison
Square garden, probably will he most
poned until December :. II appears that
Gibbonss right arm. which was injured
I'm recent bout with Tommy Maloney
IN Inc gardens, has not mcndcd 50 rap
Idly as at first expected
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
Mayor James C. Dahlman is serving

his fourth term as mayor of Omaha,
Neb.. having received the overwhelm.
ing support Of the voters OF that city.
His steadily increasing popularity par
allels that Of famous medicine he
has used, of which hs writes: "I have
taken Foley Kidney Pills and they have
given me great deal Of relief,
so / cheerfully recommend them"
Scbramm-J ohnson, Drugs.
AcTertteemepU
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
Company D Winner

Cadet company - won from compauv
y IN the tug of-war competition az iIe
nigh school Yesterday This would have
given - third place, and \ fourth i'm tbo
series. .i out change in the original plans
stu leaves the outcome doubtful
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
.DILLON VICTORIOUS
OVER GUS CHRISTIE
BY Interna tionaI News Service

DAYTON. o. Oct. 23-Jaci Dillon OF
Indianapolis won the decision over Gus
Christie OF Milwaukee in a terrific If
teep-round bout here tonight. Dillon
had his own way from the ninth round
on. The BOYS fought at $50 pounds
Johnny Greeley OF Pittsburc won over
George stevens OF Milwaukee when Ste
yens's seconds threw up the sponge at
the end of the NTH round.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
DENVER "U" ELEVEN
REACHES THE COAST

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Oct. 22.-Twent,.
husky young men. representing the mi
versity OF Denver. arrived here late last
night. for Saturday. football zame uIth
Occidental college. The team AVERAGES
16e pounds. as against 1874 for Occidental
The DenyeE squad Will have daily turn,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
An Army Of Men and Women

are now getting ready for the opeu-
lug of the newer and greater Auerbac c h
store at State street, corner of Broad.
way, Wait for the opening. Watch
for some great bargain news.
(Adyart.Scusouf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
Women Oppose Racing

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 23.-By ref
eTendun vote of its members. the San
Francisco center OF the California Give
league. an organization of women do
cided to begin a campaign against pro-
posed racetrack amendment ieEalizin1
psri- i-mutuel betting. which will be voted
ON at tho Novemhor nlectiou
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
Santa Clara Defeats Stanford.

PALO ALTO. Cal. oct. 23.-'rhc Uni
Ncrsiiy Of Santa Clara rugby team de-
fcatc.l stanford university today, j. 70 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24

Y HICAGO. Uct. 2S.-John Ercrs
is it, with capital l. The Young
man who made inside baseball and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-09
Social and
Personal

Many small dinners and suppers
were given in connection with
me big amateur vaudeville per
iorinanccs at the Academy OF Music
ms week. Most of the prominent So
cctS girls and men in town had some
part in the show. and great deal OF
entertaining WINS done in their honor.
Supner parties followed all of the per-
iormances in many private residences.
ana several very big affairs were given
at the clubs.
Misses Julia ana Archer Joyncs were
entertained at a small supper On Wed
n"sday evening, and eight guests wero
present. Both Miss Mary Williams and
Aiiss Efhc Branch entertained a num-
t"r Of friends In their boxes for Tues
day and Wednesday, nights. and the
E"wcr girls were present at another
Iit,lc function on Wednesday evening
i'cturnrd From baltimore.
MISS Lora Crump has recently re-
turned TO Richmond, after visiting Miss
l"cv wiltshire At her home in Balti-
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HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
Institution Reported in Good Condi-
tion-Morc Thnn 81 900 Pledged
for Good Ronds.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
fredericksburg, Va. February s.
~ meeting OF the Mary Washington
Hospital Association the annual cleo
PRESIDENT. Mrs. John {. Mason: Vice
Presidents, Miss Annie Myer, Miss
Peanctta Fitzhugh: Recording Secre-
tary. Mrs. w. a. Bell: Treasurer, Mrs.
Maurice Hirch; Corresponding Score
tary. Miss Sallie y. Gravatt. The hos
receipts Tor the past year were larger
than ever, and the entire institution
is in better general condition than ever
before.
Andrew BrigGs. prominent citizen
OF Stafford county. in one days solicit
tatlon had pledged To him over $1,000
.of road Improvement in his section.
He Will continl<~ his canvass, and ex-
poets TO raise much larger sum with
which TO improve the public highways
in Stafford.
In anticipation OF his marriage, T.
l.. w. Green entertained last night at
bachelor dinner at the home OF his
street. The guests We're members OF
the bridal party and a few intimate
friends OF the groom. Music was rem
oered during the entire evening. AT
midnight the party broke up. after
drinking to the health of the prospec-
tive groom and the bride-elcct The
occasion was very pleasant one.
w. a. Lane, formerly OF this city,
now connected with the financial firm
of Moore s; Schley. In New York, a
brother OF Councilman H. b. Lane, OF
this city. has leased a chateau for six
months near Pont L'YeGue. In Norman
dy. 100 miles from Paris. near the sea
side. 1t has handsome grounds and is
a fine old estate. Mr. Lane will remain
abroad with his wife until next fall
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Observation-Disclosures.
psCial to The Times-DispatSh

lSfeClal 10 Inc meS-plSpatCn.l
Henderson, y. c.. February S.--A
beautiful home wedding took place at
the residence OF the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Watkins. last
night at 5 o'clock. the contracting
parties being their daughter. Miss Re-
becca. and Carroll V. Singleton, one
of Hendcrson's leading young business
men. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev J. A. Mcclure. assisted by
the Rev. w. r. Royal, after which
reception was given.
The bridal party entered the library
from the hall. The groom and his
best man. j. W. Singleton, of South
Roston. Va. entered the library
through the opposite doors. to the
strains OF Mendelssohn's wedding
March The bride entered with her
father. Samuel Watkins. She was fol-
lowed by her danes OF honor, Mrs
w. G. watkins and Mrs L. s Wolfe,
of South Boston. Va. The maids Of
honor were Miss Bessie Watkins, sis
ter of the bride, and Miss Lena
Wright, OF Durham. The ridesmaids
we're Misses Claude Hunter and Julia
Corpro. and the groomsmcn. were
Harry, Edwin and Samuel watkins.
1r. brothers of the bride: r. G. S.
Davis, II. r. Morris and Thomas r.
Singleton. The ribbon hearers were
Misses Nancy and Frances Singleton
Mr.. and Mrs. Singleton left on the
southbound train for Palm Beach. Fla
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-09
THROWN FROM HORSE
AND INSTANTLY KILLED
Roy Ramsey, of PittsyIvnnin County,
Is Victim of Fatal
Accident. !.
tSpecLal to The Tlmes. Dispateh.l !

Especial 10 The Times DiSpatch.1
Chatham Va, February S.-Roy
Ramsey. son OF c. u. Ramsey, of near
Witt, Pittsylvana county was thrown
from a horse near c. c. Cartcrs store
Monday night the fall breaking his
neck and killing him instantly. Mr.
ramsey was returning to his home
tTpm the store and riding a young,
spirited horse. Tuesday morning the
family found the horse at the stable
WITH the saddle turned. and a search
was at once Instituted. resulting in
the finding OF the young mans body.
He was about thirty years old, and
is survived By his father. Ave sisters
Mrs. H.. L. Ware, Mrs. l. b. Taylor,
Mrs. c. {. Carter, Misses Ola and
Selma Ramsey--and two brothers.
Frank Ramsey and Russell Ramsey
lnterment was In the family cemetery
Wednesday afternoon - @
The Bachelors Trial." by amateur
talent. was given in the Opera Hous.
Monday Night. y. A. Jefferson, one
of Chatham's most prominent and es-
teemed citizens. appeared as tho de-
PENDANT. and the case was most skill
fully handled by j. T. Henderson and
Professor w. C. Douglas, attorneys for
the accused, and Editor c. R Warren.
Der of witnesses were examines,
among them many % the fair ssx.
who had been recipients of the affec-
tons OF the accused. The july was
composed OF both married and single
men and women, and when the vor-
dict was announced 1t was six for con-
victien and six for acquittal. The
occasion was the result of much work
on the part of ]. +. Henderson, of the
Chatham Enterprise. and to him is due
an evening OF much pleasure by the
large and appreciative audience that
was In attendance. The proceeds will
so TO the Chatham fire company to
purchase equipment
The convict road force which has
been working near this place, on the
west side. is being moved to tho east
side on the road leading to Peytons-
burg. on which they will commence
work IN few days. Two mixes or
more Of road Will be built on this
road.
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Solemn Act Precedes Her Mar
riage to Prince George of
Bavaria.

Bf IA MARaUIsE DE EoNTENoY.
RCHDUCHESS ISABELLA of AUS
.rta daughter The Of SsG
crick. Duke of Teschen. will to-
dag solemnly renouncc at the Hof-
burg, In the presence Of the entire
sion TO the throne of Austria and OF
Hungary, In view OF her impending
marriage. tomorrow, to Prince George
OF Bavaria, the favorite grandson Of
the Emperor of Austria. Prince George
will be remembered as having spent
several months in this country. with
his younger brother, Prince Conrad,
under the strictest incognto. It is true.
These acts OF renunciation which
are sworn to on the Gospels. before a
crucifx, in the presence of the EN-
peror, Of the members OF the imperial
family, OF the ministers and the great
est dIgn!taries of the two realms, are
eSacted Of each archduchess when she
weds: no matter whether her 1ance
he Il foreign prince or an Austrian
archduke, and constitute the most con-
r!ncing evidence of the falsity OF the
assertion contained in m9st histories
dealing with Austria, to tho effect that
the latter's succession to the throne is
Tegula ted by the Salic law. The Salic
law absolutely excludes women. where
as the Austrian law of succession mere
no archdukes left to succeed TO the
crown.
THIS act OF remuneration means that
the ladies OF the imperial house should
be content TO share tie rank OF their
husbands, and to s:,oordinate any
rights OF precedence winch they might
have by birth TO those lesser ones
which became theirs by marriage. AS
an Illustration OF what / mean. need
only cite the case of the Empcror's
younger daughter, Valerie Up to tbs
time of her marriage, she ranked Inn
mediately next to her father, whose
constant companion she has always
been. especially since her mothers
murder. She became tho wife OF Arch
duke Francis Salvador. a distant cou-
sin and remote kinsman of the En-
peror. belonging to the Tuscan branch
Of the "ouse of Hapsburg. on the day
before her marriage. she renowned all
her precedence. rank and rights, as r
daughter of the reigning sovereign, in
order To share those OF her husband.
and now on state occasions comes
near the tail end Of the imperial pro-
ccssion. instead of Immediately next
to her father.
Perhaps the most notable act of re-
Eunciation of this kind. although By
Importance was little understood by
the general public al the time. was
that of young Archduchess Eliza beth.
the only child of the Inflated Crown
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-09
ARCHDUCHESS WILL
RENOUNCE RIGHTS

Prince Rudolf AS long as she was un-
married there was a very great dan
ger that the Hungarians. especially
those in favor of sundering the re-
naming ties with Austria, would pro-
claim her their Queen reynant. as only
child and helr OF tacir dead and deep
hood of this was increased by tho an
popularity Of the Emperors nephew.
Archduke Francis Ferdinand. who,
according acc, to the laws Of AUS
utcs OF the House OF Iapsburs.
stands mex; in the line of succession To
the Austrian throne. When the young
archduchess married Prince Otto Wind
ischgraetz she put an end TO this dap
ger BY solemnly renouncing her rights
to the thrones of Austria and OF Hun
gary. on the understanding that not
until the House of Hapsburs had be-
come extinct in the male line direct
would her clolms. and those of her de.
scendants. enter into consideration.
ess. nor will Archduchess Isabella for
felt her rank as such to-day. She
merely renounces her place In the
line of succession and on the table of
precedence to occupy one much more
remote.
viscount .seiby. who arrived in New
York the day before yesterday. with
the German, liner Kronprinz Wilhelm.
was the eldest son OF the Right Hon.
William Court Gully, who was for so
many years Speaker of the House OF
Commons. and Is n great-grandson OF
John Gully. the celebrated prize flight
or. bookmaker. and Derby winner He
enjoys the experience shared BY the
Earl Russell. but otherwise unique
among the members Of the House OF
Lords, of having undergone q term of
Imprisonment. Whereas Lord Russell
however, suffered incarcera ton for
biSamy. owing to the invalidity OF his
American divorce and marriage, Lord
Selby's detention In jail was on
charge OF mere contempt OF court.
1t was perpctrated in connection with
the abduction of his own daughter. the
child being n ward of chancery. Had
not the girl been ward of chancery
! there would have been no case against
him. and that the matter was not re-
Garded very seriously in London. is
best shown by the fact that he still
retains his membership of the bar, of
Brooks's, of the Garrick, and of 9TH
er old-estahlished London clubs, TO
which he belonged.
Lord S.lbys first marriage. to a Miss
| p!rrie, had been an unhappy one, and
the couple had separately: not through
any decision OF the divorce court. but
merely BY private agreement. drawn
up by his and her lawyers, Both had
stipula ted that the young daughter of
the marriage should he made a ward
in chanccry, that is to say. OF the lord
, hiGh chancellor. The latter, as he In
varlaply does. in response to such ap-
peals. had accepted the trust, and had
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-09
APPROPRIATION VOTED.
SuSry County VIII Have an AgrtcuI-
turaI Demonstrators.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial 10 The Times-Dispatchl
Surry, Va. February s.-F. S. Far
rar, assistant State agent for the na-
tional Department of Agriculture, ad-
dressed g meeting of farmers. patron.
and pupils OF the public schools In
the auditorium of the courthouse on
Tuesday. The meeting was conducted
under the auspices OF the r. E. Les
High School. The auditorium was filled
with those who were Interested in the
betterment of agricultural conditions
through the medium of the national
and State Departments Of Agricul-
ture.
The special object OF Mr.. Farrar's
Visit to the county at this time was
10 confer with the Board of Super
visors in regard to the appointment OF
an agricultural demonstrator for this
county. After the address there was
a call for all who We're favorable to
the suggestion for the Supervisors to
appropriate SEQ to every 1000 OF Sur
rvs population to meet in conference
and give an expression to their opin-
lon as to the wisdom OF this act. In
a few minutes after the conference
convened there was n unanimous vote
for the appropriation to be made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-09
DESTROYED BY Fire.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Charlottesville, Va, February S--A
phone message from Red Hill, this
county, tells OF the destruction by fire
OF the residence of John H. Harlow, To-
Gated about three miles south of that
station, which Is on the Southern Rail-
way. Mr.. Harlow lost practically ell
Of his household goods. together with
800 in cash. which was In a dresser
on tho second floor. The family, con-
sisttng OF father. mother and three
small children, were driven out into
the bitter winter weather. There was
no Insurance on the building or fur
niture.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-09
CHILD is VICTIM
OF FATAL BURNS
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lSpecJal 70 The Times-DIspatchl
Winston Salem, N. c., February S.
The four-year-o child OF Rev. and
Mrs. c. w. Williams, Of Rural Hall,
was SO badly burned at II o'clock to-
day that 1t died this afternoon. The
child was alone In the room when its
clothing supposedly caught from a
spark from the fireplace. The mother
who was summoned by the child's
screams. found the little one wrapped
In flames.
The Farmers Union Of Stokes coun-
" has decided to establish bank ut
Walnut Cove and erect and operate o
tobacco manufacturing plant at the
same place. Stock will be solicited for
the two enterprises from members OF
the union all over the State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-09
wilIiamson-.Inncn
tspeolai to The s-Dispst

Especial to The Times Dispatch.I
Stephen Williamson and Miss Ruth
Jones. both OF Spotsylvania county
near Brock Road, eloped Wednesday
an. early train for Rockville, Nd:
where they were married. The brida
Is very. youthful, being only sixteen
years old. She Is a daughter of Wm.
Jones, OF Spotsylvania county. The
couple .returnen here to-day and loft
Tor their home in spotsylvsnfa county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-09
Ncptnne ON Trial Run

Norfolk, Va. February SRA,
giant collier Neptune. tho newest ad
dition to the collier service, passed
Cape Henry at 10 o'clock to-day on
cation run.
On her first run the Neptune faIlad
to come up to requirements, and an.
otnsr trial was granted by the gov
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-09

Mrs. William Sturgis and Frank
Hall, of Accomac county. who were
recently operated on at the Memo
rial Hospital are Improving
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-09
Kitchin Accents Invitation.

70 I3Ie IIiES-DISpatCh.J
spencer. N. G., February Slower
nor w. W. kitchin has accepted an
Invitation to deliver the literary ad
dress at the close OF the Spencer
graded school on May /. Raw. Walter
y: Johnson OF Wake Forest. has ac-
commencement sermon on that coca
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-09

and II. w. Robertson. all OF Richmond:
also r. NJ. wray. Of Randolph Macon.
In md Out OF Town.
William Gum and Thomas Atkins
VIII leave tomorrow for trip TO
Florf-li and Cuba.
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hirs. Arthur Glasgow and little
daughter. who have been visiting rcla-
tives here. are sailing in few days
Tor their home in England
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-09

\. NJ. Workman. who has been
washington for a few days, has re
turned to Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-09

DR.. William Lee Cosby, OF Painter.
Accomac county, has been In the city
for several days this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-09

Miss Louise Watkins will go to
Roanoke to-day. where che will be the
guest OF Miss Mamie Jennings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-09

Mr.. and Mrs. james ,iston Cabcl
have gone abroad for a stay OF scvcra
months.
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Mrs. ]. Haskins Hobson has returned
TO her home In Powhatan county. after
visiting relatives at Forest Hill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-09

Miss Sarah Hamilton, OF Petersburg
is visiting relatives In Richmond ,hi
week.
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Mrs. \. l. Massey. and Miss Lucille
Massey Will leave town In a few days
for an extended stay at Palm Beach,
Fla.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-09

Mrs. Mason Miller has returned %
Richmond. after spending several days
in Washington with Mrs. Claude
Swanson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-09

Mrs. j. Il. b. Stuart is quite i'll IN
Norfolk. where she is spending this
winter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-09

Miss Willie Otey has gone TO Ches-
terncld county for A stay of several
weeks.
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Miss Jane Mari, Of Blacksburg. Is n
guest OF Mrs. L. c. Daniel and Miss
Gillie Cary. at S East Grace Street.
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Miss Mamie Jones left this week for
Norfolk, where che will spend several
weeks.
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Mrs. H. N. Smith, Jr., has returned
to Richmond, after short stay IN
Baltimore.
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Caroline, Lady Conglcton. who has
jGst died at the age of ninety. was
the matrlarch of the house OF Parn.ll,
to which Charles Stewart Parncll, the
great Irish Nationalist leader and
statesman, belonged. III her girlhood
she was a maid of honor of Queen
Victoria, and she was the widow OF
the third Lord Congleton, who had
Witnessed the entry OF the allied army
into Paris In 1914: who year later
had heard Napoleon haranguinS his
troops before they marched out to
Waterloo, and who not only took part
az naval cttcor in the battle OF
shannon. after the capture OF the
Chesapeake. He was u wonderful old
veteran, who died as recently as 1895.
leaving a whole tribe OF children and
grandchildren; one OF whom, who at
tained his majority last year. is ifth
Lord Consleton, and head of the Par
nell family.
Copyright 1912, by the Brentwood
COMPANY
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ordered that tho child should live part
OF the tir'ic with her mother and part
OK the time with her grandfather the
late Lord Seiby. Tho childs father
the child With him. from his fathers
house to an island on the coast OF
Swe1en, and was In consequence pun
ishcd on MS r,turn to England for
OF the lord high chancellor. even
though the ward in question WAC his
own little daughter
In 100? LORD Sslby. wno hal not
then succeeded TO his fitirr's peer
ase. managed to Bring ,5oit u dis>n-
luton OF his union To his first wife
by the divorce court. AMI ,hrc. mopt..s
later the presiding Judge OF tho d.
vorcc court availcd himself OF a priv
ilegc with which he Is endowed by
law. but which he vas not generally
known to possess 70 make absolute
the decree nlsi. without waiting foT the
customary six months ID clapse. 1t
seems that law. dating from 1866. runs
as follows: NO decree Mi fIr i "a
vorcc shall be made absolute until al
ter the expiration OF SIN calendar
months from tn, pronouncing thereof.
unless the court shall. under the POI.
cr now vested In II. tiN a shorter time"
Immediately on the decree being mad /.
absolute. Lord Sclby married a lady
Miss Dorothy Grey, first in the Regis
try Otlics OF ST. Georges. Hanover
square. London, toe union Afterwards
receiving thu blessing of tho church
az st. raui's. Onslow Square. AT the
hands Of the Rev L. $ Buchanan. OF
:iat parish. The present Nscoun,css
SelDy IS Il daughter OF the late Sir
william GREY. cousin Of Earl Grey.
and sister OF The beautiful Lady
Eden. of Maryland, who has been
painted I'm turn by Whistler. and by
Sargent Lady SelOy IS an aunt. there
fore. OF Lady Edens daughter. Mar
garct. married In 1909 10 Lord Brooke,
eldest son and heir of the Earl Of War
wick