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ee gD MAY WED A SOLDIER, Lady Randolph Churchill, It Is Hinted, Engaged. SWINDLER PERKINS A BRITON. He Figured as an American Jou: nalist and Lawyer, but Wai Born Kent. (Copyright, 1895, by the Associated Pres.) LONDON, Sept. 21.—A mysterious paragraph Is going the rounds of the newspapers to the effect that the en- gagement will @hortly be announced of an officer of the Guards to the widow of a titled Member of Parliament, recently deceased. The lady, tt is added, 1s wealthy, dark and beautiful. It is supposed that the woman alluded to is Lady Randolph Churchill. Katherine Beauclerk, daughter of the Duke of Bt. Albans, is to be married to Lady Henry Somersct's son next jyeal Miss Jessie Ackerman, of San Fran- eisco, and Misses Schaffner and Pratt, of Pennsylvania, have just returned from an expedition to Iceland, where y went to organize the White Rib- \ban Society. Ackerman rode 200 milea on |pofpeback in the performance of her wok. It ow transpires that Geoffrey Per- Be who long figured in the English 8 an American journalist and lawyel, and whose career was inter- rupted this week by a sentence of ten lyears’ imprisonment for swindling, was ‘porn in Kent, England. A few years ago Perkins became (prominent in the smoking-rooms of the {big hotels. Since then he has attempted jsome species of swindling upon nearly every well-known American who has lcome to London. His career as a blackmailer was re- markable, his victims representing all ranks of society, from earls to street walkers. He claimed that Gov. Perkins, of California, was his uncle. Among his achievements was getting jpossession of title deeds to a farm in California from its owner, John Thom- son, last year. This case attracted much attention at the time. aes THE LONDON STAGE. $20,000 Production of “Romeo and Jultet” To-Nigh (Copyright, 1895, by the Associated Press.) + LONDON, Sept. 21.—By far the great- est dramatic event of recent years will occur this evening, in the production of “Romeo and Jullet,"" at the Lyceum. It is stated that no less a sum than $20,000 has been expended by Forbes Robertson upon this venture, and it goes without saying that the mounting ef the play, the costuming and the accessories will be on a scale fully equal to that of the best traditions of this famous theatre. Mr. Robertson will be remembered by those Americans who witnessed his’) performances while supporting Mary Anderson and Henry Irving on the other side of the Atlantic, In this connection an old story ts recalled—that. while he was in Mary Anderson's company he fell deeply in love with her, and that they were at one time engaged. Mr. Robertson's sterling character and {ndividuality have won him influential friends, and the interest in to-night’s performance {s something unprece- dented, The demand for seats has been enough to fill the house four or five times over. Much interest also prevalls in the Ju- Met of Mrs. Patrick Campbell. ‘The pers have been for weeks condoling with Mrs. Campbell upon the fact that her impersonation of the part must inevita- bly be contrasted with that of the late Adelaide Nelson, who 4s still remember-|# ed as the ideal Juliet of the English stage. The audience to-night will comprise all that is best in the literary, artistic, fashionable and dramatic world of Lon- don, many leaders of those circles hay- ing returned to town expressly for the purpose of attending. Mr. Robertson, of course, will be the Romeo of the cast. Charles Coghlan will play Mercutio, W. Dennis Tybalt, A. Grenville Paris, Nutcombe Gould Friar Laurence, Ian Robertson the apothecary and Dolores Drummond the nurse, The Shakesperian revival secms to ave seized upon other of the prominent London managers, and it {s now Inti- mated that both Mr. Willard and George Alexander have in contemplation pro- ductions of “Hamlet” In the near future. Arthur Nikiseh, formerly conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, has been appointed to succeed the veteran lerr Reinicke as conductor of the fa ous Gewandhaus concerts at Leipsic ta salary of 21,00) marks per annum. Miss Dorothea Baird, whom Mr. Tree as intrusted with the part of Trilby, as‘had a rapid and striking success as n actress. Indeed, so fas as experience jg0es, she is but a beginner on the stage. A little more than a year ago she had yet to make her debut, However, she had the good fortune to study under Mrs. Howson, and Ben Greet was one of the first managers to be attracted to her, He first saw her in an amateur Performance of “Galatea,” and soon had an opportunity of giving her a remark- able chance. This was at a Shakespear- ‘lan performance, when the leading ac- tress found it impossible to appear as Rosalind, The success which Miss Baird then scored was repeated in such parts as Biermione, Desdemonda and Pauline, The production of “Cheer, Boys, theer,” at Drury Lane, on Thursday ight, was a disappointment. The play hich was the joint work of Sir Augus- tus Harris, Henry Hamilton and Cecil yRaleigh, was handsomely mounted and costumed, but it was tediously long, lasting from 7.30 P. M. until midnight, The scene In Hyde Park, where real bonies lent by Lords Lovat and Bath- rst ard others disported, was greatly pplauded. Miss Wleanor Calhoun's t down asa success. Justice Complains of the Market Manipulations by American: ARIS, Sept, 21.—La Justice, fasue \f to-day says that t American syndicates will exhaust the stocks of the French tanners within the next six months, ruin the leather in- dustry and depriv ployment tn both Government and pri- vate factories for more than a year to workmen of em- Upon the reassembling of the Chamber of Deputies Gen. Zurlinden, the Minister of War, will be asked what fips it is proposed to take in order JAPAN’S NEW NAVY. Credit Has Been Voted for Du Sixty-four Veasels. YOKOHAMA, Sept. Parliament has voted a credit of 2%,- 000,900 yen for the building of four iron- t-defense vessels and 21.—The Japanese fifty torpedo boats. GERMAN LOST THE GAME. New York's Spare Pitcher at a Critte Time Indeed. (From Thy Evening World's Special Correspon- th ‘the "Team,) 21.—The Giants and Beaneaters will meet for their last time this season here this afternoon, and in- cidentally they will wind up the cham- Clarke a@@ young Dolan will osing twirlers, The loss of yester 8 game by the Gants can. be. credited . his failure to run out a hit In the | inning lost an excellent chance for | Davis's men to at least tle the score it they didn't win, G as the first_man for the Aberdeen wond reached first giving Lord Dunraven a public tlom at Cardiff upon his return from New York, as well as the arrangements for an elaborate welcome of Valkyrie IIL, will be abandoned, itors. would nd had two men on scored two runs, cised and after the game Mani wed him in a mann dal has arisen on ac traordinary lightness of the handicap placed upon F Prince of Wales, Immeditely after the @ will do the major porticn the rest of the season, a el Se ICE-WAGON HITS BICYCLER. a Collision, who lives at Port y well-known in Arthur Hastings, Island soclety, from Injuries he sustained yesterday by m his bleyele, run into by an tee wagon, thrown from | his wheel and struck his head on the Col, North, the * of the sea front of Ostend, the sum concussion of the br: driver of the tee disappeared, ings Was found unconscious in the road and taken to his home. His condition WITH THE WHEELMEN. outh Brooklyn Wheelmen, titlon started March 1 Pool, whist and euchre tourname: Winter entertainment ‘The South Brooklyn Wheelmen's century run, 6, will be started from Tatum’ A prize will be award javine the mont survivors, inual Citizen's 10-mih road race will be fs handicap Is unt y attractive to wheel A fair will be held by the Liberty Wheelmen of naitree in churge Ie GOSSIP OF THE TURF. Grimn's riding of Sky Blue did not please Stew Burke yesierd second and Lord Londonder ca third, Fin was called up nd his explanation fin to ride the writer's mind Grima Q which fasts him advantage at the # Muo's turn of ep good Judgment Qat the finish, through with al a trifle rattled, not Anish tn his Burke gave Gri Umes he tukes lieve that GriMn’s rid y Blue yesterds over-confidence and an unfortunate Jo Dave Gideon In in x hurry to get rid of the cares of @ stable, He has leased to his trainer, to the end of the season |, has been retired to Plerre Loritlard’s farm at Ji leave for Kentucky next which will be In Octo: him all bla yearlings to at caused Dola fax the horse became SPORTING MISCELLANY. Club football veaam will 2 Club team on » has all Sundays in The Waverly Football i or which tt woul ier and. Novern Perhaps there may be not addressed to yourself Defenders ent or canes until Feb. g final arrang fray badly battered dorm! ns are that the tnte in a blaze of glory. ebut in this melodrama can scarcely be| will be went out than five seat wlll b ILL RUIN FRENCH TANNERS, | rb head te ae whol her in Kansas City, in he h Ja''member of the firm Bi | th will conaider y the war and fe ineantine a cl lation bf the leather market by ine] FLORIZEL'S WEIGHT, BROOKLYN Almost a Turf Scandal Over a Light Handicap. BECAUSE OF A ROYAL OWNER. Col, North Credited with a Scheme to Make Ostend a Sport- ing Paradise. (Copyright, 1898, by the Associated Press.) LONDON, Sept. 21.—The International Yacht race controversy has hold its place as a topic of first interest with the London public during the paat week, With the publication of t spondence between the Earl of Lun- raven on one side and the Cup Com: | mittee of the New York Yacht Club and Mr. Iselin on the other, a decided ange of sentiment has come over English yachtsmen. ‘There is reason to believe that authori- ties on yachting are not all disposed to indorse the course that has been pur- sued by Lord Dunraven, The most s'g- nificant indication of this {s | Admiral Fitzgerald's letter to the Times to-day, condemning Lord Dunraven and prats- ing Mr. Iselin for his offer to resail the races, Equally significant is the fact that the Times gives Admiral Fitzger- ald's letter such prominence in its col- umns, It is now seems l.kely that the plan of ep Something approaching a turf scan- aunt of the ex- jorizel 11., owned by the ‘ceptances for the Cesarewitch Stakes © published 6 to 1 was freely taken on Florizel, One writer says that the only possible solution was a desire on the part of the handicappers to treat the Prince of Wales lentently, and that the horse would not have been thus favored if it had belonged to any one el King Leopold of Belgium has eold to Nitrate King,” a mile pald being $1,600,000 It is said that Col, North intends to found there an Inter- national sporting club, which will be a centre of horse racing, glove fighting and athletics generaily, with a theatre, gambling rooms, public gardens, &c. ‘The tract purchased begins just beyond the King's pavilion, Ostend already shares with Monte Carlo the reputation of being the fast- est place in all Europe. During the past Summer it has been visited by some of the most notorious gamblers and members of the demi-monde in Europe, but under the new aunpices it promises to eclipse all its previous gfforts, It Is sald that Max Lebaudy, who in- herited a fortune of $15,000,00 from his father, a sugar refiner, which he has been industriously trying to dissipate for some time, has fallen into the hands of the same English gang who preyed upon the late Squire Abingdon, —s LANDMARK’S FOAL PLATE. The Wotchester 1,000 Sovereign ake for Youngsters Run To-Day. LONDON, Sept. 21.—The race for the Breeder's Foal Plate of 1,00 sovereigns for two-year-olis, over five furlongs, was run at Manchester to-day and won by Mr. W. Taylor Sharpe's Landmark. Mr. Wallace Johnstone's Bothwell was 's Doront- THE LILY’S HORSE WON. Mra, Langtr: the Gerard Nursery Handicap. MANCHESTER, Sept. 21—The race for the Gerard Nursery Handicap of 200 sovereigns, for two-year-olds, to-day, was won by Mrs. Langtry's Decree Nil, PUGILISTIC POINTERS. Johnny Murphy, of Boston, who has the repu tation of standing off Buly Plimmer in a twenty- round bout at New Orleans, by Jim Kennedy, matehm A‘letic Club, 1f he would agree to meet Jimmy Anthony, of Australia, in a aix-round bout whtch would be the preliminary contest to the Me-| Keever-Vaientine bout Oct, 2 Murphy dectined the offer, but agreed to meet Anthony in twenty-five round bout at 115 pounds if some club will offer a sultable purse. o 8 Al Herford, of the Bi Baltimore, han secured Kid McCoy and Joe Ul- man, of Baltimore, for a twenty-Ave-round bout for a purse of $500 In the clubhouse Oct. 7, Born are (raining for the bout, anton Abbott, In a letter to a friend tn this city mays that he intends to challenge the winner of the McKeever-Valentine bout to meet him for a limied number of rounds before the club | fering the largest. purne, Abbott saya that if] no lub will hang Up a purse he can backing to mee: Valentine in a finish ght at 133 pounds for 8500 oF $1,000 a aide, eee Hilly Newman, manager for Frank Erne, says that whether Erne Is successful or not in his pont with Jack Skelly at the New Manhattan Athlets (hu Get. 4 he will pot recognize any hallenge unless the challengers can secure back Ing for $500 oF $1,000 to meet him at 126 pounds Joe Karly aya that his sctentifie boxing thow achaduled for the Active Athletic Amociation, of stable Hook, Ort. 7. Will positively take place that night, beeinning at 8.30 P.M. Griff Is training a out. Sam Kelly is training at Canper nat Coney Island for 1 at hinds. Solly Smith has started to train at Qveanlo and Kid McParland is doing his work tn Brooklyn for thelr ten-round bout at 120 pounds. oe Tt tn maid at Laut y. that, Australian Billy Murphy" and Joba fin. of Braintree, Mans” are to fight in that city Oct, 7 —— Rutgers Sophs Won the “Rush.” W BRUNSWICK, N. J. Sept The cane rush between the Freshmen and Sophomore classes Rutgers College occurred on the old ball night. It was one of the flerceat many years, and, ar usual, the Bopha, by reusan of Haque.” won that the Fr Froshman whose iden was knocek uncons. lonely guarded trom the fray ‘and bruleed to the college Pe arwed with Criminal Libel. Lipman Frank, a real estate dealer of 132) East Forty-seventh street, applied to Laimbeer, in the Gates Avenue Police Hrookiyn, to-day, form warrant charging | s Trautmann, a buteher, of Broad: | way, Brooklyn, with criminal libel. Frank avers rote a letter to Charles Weber, wat Trautmann fF $19,000 againat Trautmann will be i lor 2 The conventions '6 by rep will then come on in the following or- | %8! Bob Pitesimm held until Oct 3: Clty, Oot. 4: Senatorial Oct g. Tt way © full corr-} Sh Aieareeen The nominations must all be made un- der the law by Oct. 11. County there are to be| for three ye of twenty-cight Aldermen, for (wo seare at § Ward ‘and pasta Thor Some of the Demc the nom‘nations are: aker, of Suffo.k Republican aspirants for the County Judgeships are ie ames Taylor ant Paul Bo ps “What are your t ® who are chasing after » Moore's shoes a! Burs ngate George B. Abbott has a free jnatance, suppose ‘or the Democrati nner and Samue glad to be chosen by the I Attorney after twelve years of se for a new man, an aspirants, while among Democrats ave | AND CARRIAGES, AND INTER. of TheE ! leton, John F. Clarke, | "Well, jrout, ‘Robe . Callahan and John Decree Nist Taken | | oo TROLLEY VICTIM 121- would be Deadly Juggernaut in Brooklyn's deadly trolley score 1Zist victim last night. The victim was Jonas Petersen, eigh- ty-flve years old, of 1515 Fulton street was asked revently | er of the Empire] Front of his home by car Fulton street line. tured, and he died a few minutes later, Petersen was a carpenter and kept a op on Fulton street, ni and almost opposite his He closed hin shop at 7 o'clock last night and started to cross the street to get his supper. Petersen saw ton avenue, eka Athletic Club, of | outer rail the gridiron, which the com- cally a fender, struck him and threw him forward upon his head The old man fell outside the track and i} opped a few fet beyond. | clous and blood streamed from a long &: Surgeon “Ly a compounc died short Henry W. Hall, fed that he Nad bi eless in running bia, that he rang to stop the car the n ed the old man was In danger. with his son, Axel V. Petersen, CAMPBELL’S BIG BLUNDER. je Made a Wrong Am rglen Are Made, Alex. KE. Orr, of the T lyn Civil Service apolog‘zing for Willlam J.D. ¢ Robert Crummey was WHAT YoU hy TOLEN Was removed as deputy war- 181 ke and was reinstated by Judige SV Introduced, stat Ivil list for IMM wtated that ¢ jmey was a r mer dened it Chairman Orr in his letter to-day sald ad reren In Not Wel tuted. pretura to Lrwvklya oa Monday. BROOKLYN POLITICS. and regulars have for ld this morn: | of selecting a referee and Ward tion would be mad wrangling both part a th jeeinve. aucait mons; Joo Vente County Judger, at $10.0 Mlorida Athtette Club, eat B00 for aly seats: ooking after Cort ENG peers: with ik te on hand early this REE, wens’ talk the matter over at 81.000 for one Sear, « Mayor v.00 ofclock Jo for twa years at $10,000, and a Narrd At 10.90 o'clock Ji mm the meeting wns call Supreme Court Justiceships having the mat mow not to name a 0 Mirek, WW. Good gy, the day before the thelit Tarr, Jr. Frederick A. | seqy. on atle candidates for plied Brady, “But we will agree to have ‘ the referee app Shepard, Charles J. Patterson, Will oi he Inte artew t Eatterson, Will | wooks from now at the lat John A. Paydor an: Whie | “Well, you ean Weller, of Q) ne a0 yemarked Julian; “w until the day be My reasons are th swe don't w. pointed who can nomination to Jackson Walla T. Mac Kot togett sand dol r James W. 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Roy, Pl sad J Iefore tnt man Herm) man who ix. w vol, prejudices “that Inds White he Dust. hames of sik and for yc ihoult both. of was Knocked down in MAN'S name” in an ‘0. 27 of the 4 no such w frac-| have said 1 bring His skull we Me agree ar Kin, coming the Vendig, the car when ft was al- Selected now or. ne most upon him, and tried to spr vg out befare the fight.” , but he was not spry as Phat sulta mest 9 1 and as he reached the “No one can chun in his head | of St Petersen of th found thi tor, W Eon pment he discover widower. He lived mmission, w per Pal t the carelessness mpbell, Who WHEN YOUR CAKE IS HE stating in the’ civil DIGESTINL an affidavit mad shee WOULD OF 1 t fireman, Mr AND PasThy Witt es In D the ofy is THE N. is. 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Both have made promises to each other and are watching i} e if these promises are fulfilled, Meantime many delegates te the Con- vention have official booms to nurture. | A leading Republican ss the primaries would not be) A second meeting was held this mor sentatives of no middle pay—is the way we sell sald Vendig to J by watting until day before the fight to pame a ret: yor and 1 and everybody else His hands full of business. and when d Roy! al WL tons, Wilton” Acceptable to Julian. Ld both partios that mons would A compromiae Appointing Oct FLYNN hie pad Croma nt | ‘Tapestries, products of enerally belleved that t is the onl concern t retails their own prod oe only, Com- parison of prices will convince you of the great ette oflce without every month The doctor gave me mor- but nothing s obliged to | e days in bed. 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