The Washington herald., 1913-08-18

VIZ NSett "hciC tuc NtotA SoS~
was decided. This may be due to Murray
Scott having been. for the best part OF
his life, well known at Paris as secre-
tary Of Sir Richard Wallace. director
OF the conscience and business Affairs
OF Lady Wallace, and, under her will.
an inheritor Of her fortune, to the ex-
clusion OF her grandson. A few printed
lines below the Sackville photo explain
the subject. and designate Lady Sack
VILE and her daughter. an extremely tall
person. SO tall that one may suppose
that she wears heels OF exaggerated
height. AS the Princess Matternich said
OF herself. "she was. when young, 'pire
que jolie'." by which she meant more
There was in her a certain softness
that must have appealed to the crusti-
ness of Sir Murray Scott
In France nobody has the right to
publish pictore Of any one else With
out leave. Nine. Jane Catulle Mendes
has just obtained an injunction against
a crayon artist for publishing a cartoon
in which she appears. as she complains,
an ugly creature, though II resembles
her suficiently to be identified. Lady
FackvilIe and her daughter can obtain
the interdiction OF any unauthorized
photos or other presentments of them
selves IN Paris But manners seem TO
have changed in English society.
As 10 unoue innuehce ~nat ooes the
grandson OF Lady Wallace think of her
will in favor OF Sir John Murray Scot.
He never sinned against her or Sir
Richard. He was the only child of a
marriage that Jared on the pride of
Sir Richard. The son. an officer in the
French army, also has preferred French
10 BRUSH nationality. HAD Lady wal
lace. rrencn woman oy pirth ana
original French status, her power to
make Mr. Murray Scott. as he then was,
a Croesus would have been greatly
limited. and his influence, due or undue,
less exercised.
-
Ihere were not re" seymoufs VINO
neid tnat the MARQUIS OF Hertford. VINO
died IN ls's. In making MS last Will was
under innuence OF MT. Richard wallace
he would nave acted justly IN leaving
MIN all the wealth derived from the
mother OF both. that Lady Hert-
Ioru was Inc darhng OF the Britisn
Prince Regent. and his consoier before
and after Princess Chariotte's death
she had enjoyed from youth TO age
three fortunes one left TO her by, the
last Duke OF oueensoerry, the second by
George Selwyn. and the third by some
wealthy notability. But the Marquis OF
Hertford lad no equitable right to be-
queafh his patefnal estate TO his half
orother wallace Hence the suit or Sir
Hamilton Seymour. his cousin. He
sought to set aside the will of the
brother, LORD Henry Seymour, on the
plea OF technical and undue influence,
TO secure legacy of several hundred
pounds to the Assistance Publique of
Paris.
what Lazy sack'liIe mas Carried on
Is OUT tne rag END OF great accuHau-
iauon OF fortunes prought INTO neap
py various exercises OF UNDUE lnnu-
ehce' Inc beginning OF the Herttofd
fortune oates from Jane seymour she
signing. TO send Anne Boleyn to the
block roads TO figure In her stead as
queen Sir John Murray Scotts crusti-
ness enabled him to defend the heart OF
SIR hchard and Lady wallace as
oisasreeaoie partner might nave done
me news tnaI at 'ne Msrquis OF her'iofd
ho me- III I''0. nsa oeIuea'heu al, .,ia'
ne au .Na
uie later nad hospi'al al Nsuily ana
e urNhAIs fountains 10 as,
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Ior5 horr,i,,,I th., raonIa ,Sougbt Ru,
he ac,sd b.ndsor,.,r ,pHard aInbnIanc.,
societies vbeu shr. nm in b.sieges
Paris in Is-o and in founding the Her,
ford HosnitaI NauiIIv nv Yerbert d.
yised with an architect the plans, and
the new miIIionaire who reaned a
haronetcv as a reward for his natriot,c
generosity. told hin, TO shrink from, no
expenses TO make the hospitaI a sue
cess II Is for persons horn no matter
where. but under the British flag, or of
British paren,s. All expenses were to
come out of his estate.
There was a case before the Paris
civil tribunal at the same time when
the Scott-Sackville case was tried at
London. and which showed some points
in common with that recent British