The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29
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GOSSIP AND COMMENT ON PERSONS AND THINo. ~ THE "
WORLD.

bower and staunch defended. always an
1900 IKE a man who had missed his
.~",'llnh aaul VINO might have d!stin-
hIlNn'd himself far more IN some other
INC Than politics. 10 IT, difficult to b.
li'Nc that ne ever had AMY very strong
years he revealed his condifion ~, a.
lhchmcnt with a ~frankncss refreshing 10
tne philosophical spectator; but discon-
though he took up ToIIitics as an anne
ing same, selecting The Conservative side
owing 10 his anfipathy 10 GIaastone Or
sympathy VIII bisracll.
! mere can be no question that sir
Johh 'orsts wa q remarkable career.
lie hrst was heard OF b. running a
and 20 a time when he ought 10 nave
pttn iay ing the foundations OF pro-
Isssional career IN London. The Maori
Ming party had started a sedttlous
paper called TIE Hokioi the BIRD -
VAR. To combat the paper Sir John
Porsf started a Wyuh newspaper whtrh
Do" called Tc Pihoihoi MoSeBor. af,s
Lonely sparrow OF tho HousetopJ His
aItieles we're 20 distastcful and so un-
ans"crshle that the Maori Kings parry
johns printing establishment al 'r.
compelling the editor to g.
River. "@iAA'o
Having returned 10 England and got
zen INTO Parliament he attracted the
orr OF Dlsracl VINO commissioned
n c~pnJunctiou with SIR ~. rummo
w siu ne founded the Primrose League
ana 10 was ne and the rest OF The fourth
iarty that ended Lord IddIesieizh's -
i,,f a. leader 81 the party. lie toCk
,Hly' as solicitor general. being prac-
always rubbing hIs leaders, the wrone
WAY. but THIS did not prevent his botr-
.HF one once after another. His last
'litleal chprt was his failure 10 secure
'i'Etlon - a Liberal candidate-at
~ as or % PROM beginning TO end 10
himself b. unfatltng tst-
HN| ana NHHNIMNn nITnHmaTvrm - 49,
M ni BE also did work 81 great yaI4a
while hc was at the education oTice.
Sir John Gorst va the sond Of Mr..
haucasnUg who. ln 1853. assumcd ne
'i 'f.T-t upon succeeding TO tho
near Preston. q fcW years
iohn inh,rttCd from his relative.
W. a. Lowndes. property inci1d
ln, estate ~ Cate COMB. In VIVIAN
m. sp,nt ihc latter period Of his
n' house .tandlnE on a steep ana dne.t
tl'pc which ls bordcrcd al fhs
~, brook . noted trout stream.
.F.p'h untll was purchased Ire
tht lnte NJ L~oWn1sa mo
~'uttarFuIUa.
LADY Enroll whose death has ben an
l,un'Nd wne Tor fwerty.rine years fsIr
'i The ncdchamber Co. queen VIrfort.
whom she Wa great favorits
'hn received "a Erant 81 the Hsyaf COZ
f4re Hf Kew Tor life she Wra a fsIr6t,r
"i SIR fnurIrH Gore. younger Frn or al.
second Duke ~ Arrau. an dnhe Wa ma
leo ln lNfs 90 the eighteenth Farf o.
ErrcI. who vas a grandson on WIfftsa
~. ulf mother having been Eifabefh
p If a0IarfnUf riafer % Earl ~ Nunafsr
ard . natural daughter ~ william r.
lne Hffu Earl of wife. James IuH ma.
tirl That lfdf daurhfrr Agnes Eis.
.tlN hnd vas her son the iae
F.hth Iarl % fIfr who. after being 80.
ated buFe - Fffe. married me eidsat
1uENfer ~ fhe late Ming Eduard. fbs
ifIr.r.a H".H. Louise NI.fUrIn
SIR 'larIfs Gore father ~ ne above
N.t ~N.i'UFi LADY Enroll uhn vas deco.
rated WIN ODE Royal order ~ NfrfcrIs
hi NI0 bold a in Canada
nI I"rf IrI.I 600 u love WITH NIsa
An. Uhcu Iu chat dominion. Their
.tkIuE place HI Montreal Ua
frlfi Do rather when H minor T.rF
ihg flf.r brother of fNe aIsfrrrfE
ifIl f IiI"Il was hHIrI 1f waterloo.
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