The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-08
NID-WEEK NOTES PROM LONDON.
Ths People and Parliament and the Birth
CT Tho Regal saby-I1 There Any Real
Democratic Feelin- in Enc'a1dl-
Glais.oIo's Farewell to Public
Life -he Py;-os CT Walos
ain Mufi."

s 1tcs know well how soon and CON-
plettly an cN-President drops out of
public sight or notice. 1t has become ,
a rrovcrh. Republics are ungr3tcful'
Eut neither Hayes nor Arthgr-not even 1
Franklin riarCe-was as completely iC-
norei by the public. a. represented 10y
its newspaper press. as has been the
greatest statesman England has pro-
6uctG in tvo centurics after he had laid
q, wn Office. Even the operation upon
~ Gladstone eyes received no, 50
much newspaper comment as al am
cyeitnC police-cou-t case Of the day.
and the announcement in yester1a 5
papers that he had notified his Mid
lothian constituents OF his final retire.
risrt from public Ike is given in not a
81! gle journal. Liberal OK Tory. more
than e,ron I'ncs in thn news columns
or above twenty in the editorial The
birth Of n boy BABY three generations
removed from rrohlenatoal throne
Is meter OF infinitely moro Importance
arparaHrly than this official death Ct
Eugllnds greatest citizen. To-day Lib
cral leaders We'd in Parliament with
Tory in corSr3 tula'irS the nation UPON
the Grst-ramal event: neither Liberal
nor > HEN H;-~ lflril'i IL E'd' '.dl'-'.'lt a.
the contemporary retirement OF their
famous c"lIeagI" from the scene of his
fifty %ears' struggles an triuTphz-ser-
vices which have more improved the
character and condition ot England.
masses than all that had been don" hv
B the statcGNen OF two centuries before
him.
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story which Illustrates the regard which
the average English cockney pays TO
mere rank as compared with any other
possible distinction o. character or pub
lie service. ANY afternoon that the
Prince OF Wales or the Princess Il in
residence IN London you VIII see con-
siderable crowd % men ana women
standing, sometimes for hours, on the
pavement opposite the gates OF MarI-
borough House. They are waiting there
for the chance that the Prince or
Princess or any OF the royal children
Will be coming out for drive.
II was some twenty years ago. so the
story goes, that rather buinptious
fell"w-citizen Of ours passed that way
Gen. Grant IVES President OF the United
states. and his name AMI fame rs the
greatest soldier Of the time was pre-
sumab'y within every oiEil!zei mans
knowledge. oar c"untryman asked "i
one Of the crowd what they were walt
ing for. II" was told. wv by said lie
we wouldn't stand waiting To- see Gen
Grant come out"
And ! shouldn't think You would
Why should youo lie alm't no Prince
, replied the loyal Bgitlah-c.
,
II happens mat 'A"th' Ehi'iH
h!ISeit "t inc fr!h'~ On inc Day III
E'Ah4Son was born ana nave :" rr'"r.
!Hat ms co-'um" ""S SH'A as "'hi'
nav" ErlsEous'y shocked any OF our owl
young aF!s'"'rats VINO pattern iHelh
selves upon lA1 London Clique Tor "hl''
I HIS Royal .Shno'7 SETS TIE FASHION
: IN the n" YORK l-'te OF year or $
rack there vas funny sketch OF
. fashionable gentleman Win n'hoci
and Il draw. who maj plunged into m
a set l." rescue "a" daughter y; q 'n!cIS
m'l.pna!!". As ne came oh.' Gripping
".;h his f"Ir an! ialht4ns hhrd'h' ne
, ;aiher rushed up ana exclaimed; Sii
You have saved my daughters ne l
there anything can 90 Tor you IN Re
turn: The swell hNeI MS mohoci'
grav'iy surveyed his in''rIocutor iror
- mead to io1-, ana SAID; Yes. nay dea
, man; never again appear il public vii
tail hat AMI sack coat.