Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-18

Interesting Chance Meoting with yIc-
ftoria.
ttcoryright, 1870, by Edgar l.. wRkcman.l
WINDSOR, England, Aug co.-If one
could wholly disassociato from the mind
the royal and historic imprcsslvcncss Of
Windsor Castle. and standing upon the
battlements OF It's great central round
tower merely contemplate the place and
its surroundings rs bit Of English seen
cry, the color. feeling and suggcstivoness
in nll the scenes within range 81 vision
would still prove engaging and character
istic to a wondrous degree.
Almost at tho very edge OF the castle
walls are the cleaning curves Of the wind.
ing Thames, here q pure md crystal
stream between yelvcty, emerald banks
"Winding Shore" the locality was ancient
ly called, whence the present corrupted
name OF Windsor. The silvory surface,
threading away 20 tho west underneath
fine old stone bridges, hints Of the rivers
source, far beyond classic oxford, among
the hills Of >crks and Gloucester.
Just across the pleasant stream, iis red
roofs half hidden beneath masses OF CEN
turtles old trees. IL olden Eton town. Tint
mass OF low battloments and tutrots Is n
vision Of Elton College, one of the Oldest
schools of-England.
On tho north, east md south the royal
parks Of Windsor close IN snugly upon the
town aud castle. Tho Home Park, so
named from It's immediate vicinity 10 the
castle, IA nearly four miles In circumfer-
cncc and comprises about 800 acres. II Is
beautifully studded with olumps Of forest
trees. There are many avenues OF stately
elms planted during the reign Of Queen
Anne, md George III annually couraed
hero for hares. Besides numbcrlcss cas-
cades, artificial ponds, grottocs and piotur-
esquc bridges, Home Park contains many
structures and nppurtenances peculiar TO
royalty.
Some Of these ure Adelaide Lodge, the
royal Kennel tho queens poultry houses
tho royal dairy and the royal gardens. The
lodge consists only OF two rooms and q
pages residence, but they arc sumptuously
lifted mp with furnlsh0gs from tho royal
lodge. A short distance from this Is a hand.
some cottage In the gothic style, tho resi-
dence Of the keeper Of tho park, and In tho
rear Of this are the extensive kennels for
tho fancy dogs Of the queen.
When the dogs die they nrc laid beneath
the turf where they were bred, exercised
aud carno 10 sroynl dogs estate. An In.
rcribed stone tablet mnrkn each canine
grave. IL may DO there are those who
loiter In these avenues OF the dead. pcnslye.
ly coming such inscriptions ms; "Princle.
Scotch terrier. brought from Balmornl
June n, 1855. Died February o, is;i;''
Maurice, favorite Mount st. Bornard Of
II. X. II. tho Prince Consort, died Noyen.
Der. ls5d.n and "Nellio (collie). mother OF
Bess. Flora and Sailor. died October 10
1881
Ny communion. n ouite noted English
clergyman, remarked with some bitterness
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domesnepi
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