New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-16

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con,,so6f. 1889 81 The Netc- Ork Tribune
Torson Julv 1s-The Queen has been suffering
acutely from lunbago and soiaica FOR the last Ten
DAYS. and has had very great pain at night, which
prevented her from sleeping. Indeed some nights
She was hardly able 60 to bed at all nom the IN
trease O. the pain 1t has weakened and tired her.
and she is looking much pulled down. but she taxes
drives and does her work during the day'
PRINCESS IoUIsE'S MARRIAGE.
The Queen takes the greatest interest," In Princess
ror,se,s marriage and all the arrangements for the
oo.,,onv she has superntended. The six cousins are
~ be the royal brsdesmalds-the two Prncesses Of
wslcs Princess Christians gAs, Princess Alix Of
t,.sea and ,be little Prncess Of Albany 1t seems a
i,v that the little Princess has no one to match her
IN size and Will he ovcrpowered by The side of'her
cousin of Darmstatt Mr.. Horace Farquhar IL 10 De
,ho hs.t man The couple leave after luncheon for
sheen House for the honeymoon, where they are 10
remain for short time before hey start for Scotland
con- first TO DUFF House-where the tenants in spite
of Lord Flies refusal let them give present, are
making preparations for welcoming him and the Prin-
60 which viii cost infinitely moreand afterward Tor
80 - 90 tho autumn TO Mar Lodge They
have already begun to make up party LOT
Brsemer.
TIE ROYAL GRANT.
go. INDIGNATION and disgust are expressed In
,o,a, circles al the rumor that the amount OF the
o-,aan,s savings Is TO be communicated TO me ION"
roi,ee on ROYAL Grants. The Queen VIII not near
NJ such a thing and it would be most unrea-ohSD4o
~ oxnect her TO- size must have saved very largely
and bas had several small windfas, besides very ISs0
legacy Of 900 pounds got years ago. Inc ques-
ron of Royal grant discussed fully at ule heo'
Eng at spencer House, which was held as soon 81
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asked for Princess Louise Mr. Gladstone there heau
~ the attitude the extreme Radicals meant TO take
and endeavored to mitigate their opposition finuS
this useless he resigned himself to the inevitable
NEW TITLES IN PROSPECT.
Tho Htle 10 be conferred on Lord Fife will be Duke
NJ Inverness 1t IS said that the Queen is extremely
anxious that Prince Henry Of Batenberg become the
Duke Of Kent. Lord Salisbury goes TO WihuSor unlS
week 10 confer with the Queen on the subject
THE. suAH's TOUR THROUGH THE COUNTRY.
ARRANGEMENTS at Hatfield last week were deserving
nj much praise although the threatening weather kept
many OF the Prime Minister'S visitors away ana cauSeu
those who did come 10 cover eir smart dresses win
cloaks and wraps. The Shah UNEXPECTEDLY won't 10
sleep after lunch and one dared 10 AWAKEN hl'
It Is supposed that the task undertaken by the
noble host in person. baby IN wonderful costume
of green seemed 10 be almost as powerful centre 81
attraction as His Majesty himself The Princess OF
Wales IN dark blue and spotted foulard' looked as
If she was not altogether inconsolabe for the ap-
preaching departure Of the potentate she had man
aged so adroitly' for the entire week The coInmlS-
sarat was arranged scahe OF unusual masnuconoe
and the Shah said many complimentary hitSs 10 MS
hostess. Who received the guests in dress OF gray
brocaded SATIN before the departure for Ashridge at
Eve.
The visit 10 Waddesdon was excelenly man
aged All the guests met the Shah at the gate
when he arrived from Halton late Tuesday evening
and IL was quarter 10 before the superb dinner OF
forty two covers served The table was covered
with pink and crimson roses and every menu was
headed by an excellent vignette of tbe house. The
Shah in che centre, with Baron ferdinand de
Roth chfd or his left and Prince Albert Victor on
his right. Immediately opposite was the duke OF
Cambridge Supported by Prince George ana inc
French Ambassador The Blue Hungarians played
during the dinner the cuisine and wine were equally
good and the service comnendably short. The
Shah carried on a lengthy conversation In Persian
With Colonel Evansmlth, and afterward went into
ecstasles over the torchght procession, which filed
passed the window. Nothing, however, pleased him
half so much as Mr. Bertram's conlurng He for
got all about the photograph and It's wonders and
offered Mr.. Bertram special retainer at leheran.
The behavior Of the shah's retinHe has caused the
worst possible impression at all the houses he VS.
tied last week. Lady Salisbury very nearly lost
patience at their grumbling about the position Of
heir rooms. ard their persistent endeavoS TO con-
rert the drawing ICONS and corridors into dormi-
tories met with courteous but firm resistance.
A considerable difficulty IS found In dealing with
the young Cirsassian slave girl who was presented
TO His Majesty by his Minister at Constannope, and
who has doomed male attire since her master has
been travelling in Europe.
STORIES ABOUT PERsIA's MONARCH.
We have had surfeit Of shahiana, real and magln-
NY eiucc His Imperial Majesty started his journey
n0Ythwsrds. One or two good stories escaped
the noucs Of hls numerous hIstorlograpAeIs ! have
no, seen any mention Of his unheaed appearance at
tie Geological Gardens where he boldly attached
large tray Of buns and pastry at the buffet and
yrarded the much gragfed waitress with sovereign,
Mr. Browning who appeared In his scarlet D: c. L. gown
al Lord Roscbe:y's dhnerpssty, was GstOnsAed to
lear Hs Majesty adicss him IN French: Nous eies
poete vous .ayez ecrt uVp de lYres; cnyOyez moi
IN CONNIE souvenir But better than all his
interview with Nj. Mcclure, u. p. WAC happened 10
be al the Hannah when be arrived, and assisted the
lady in charge of the Ierflmery department 10 s'H
him dozen sconteprnhlers. Tbs stories about the
81 ahs facility IN sActching are believe thoroughly
truthful. There is really nothing wonderful In this c.
in the ability Of the Prince OF Wales b hit of In free
hand likeness o. q friend. The Prince IN boyhoOd
leaned drawing of Nr Edvari Corboud, and have
head from MAT artist that his lioya! pupil was ex-
ceedingly apt when quite small boy.
EX-KING MILAN TO COME TO PARIS.
ExAing Milan Is expected shortly in Paris. where
he intends TO reside. Ills agents negotiating for
the late puc De Morny's h0se in the Aycnue Champs
Elysees. L King Milan has allowance Of
1900 pounds year from the Scrvian Ciy1 List.
but he Is e1trzvagant and not likely limit his
penditure 70 that amount. He owes great 0oal Of
money, including very large sums 10 the Emperor Of
Austria. ktns Milan borrowed 10000 pounds on az
count Of the sevan National debt shortly before his
a.dcaton, and carried OIL the money when h. started
on MS Eastern travels. II IS stIuBgy suspected n
Berlin and Vienna mat Russia br.bed His Majesty