The evening world., 1895-08-31
AMERICANS
Returning.
Steamships Packed to the Rail
With Homevard- Bound
Travellers =
DuDu|h'S BIG HORSE SHOW.
Aristoorsov Flock to It and Rally
to the Earl Of Oadogan's =,
Support.
WHAT WALES EATS AND DRINKS.
49,
English Papers Say that He Carries
HE Own Champagne and Cigars
to Public Dinners.
WHAT WALES EATS AND DRINKS.

lowsst point of the year. 30 far as So
'eial gayeties and amusements are con-
cerned. has undoubtedly been reached.
The houses Of fashionable folk every
where are shut up. and even the riders
track in Rotten Row. famous for Its
eQuestr1sns. has been closed on account
0f expensive repairs now being made.
Tho weather has been bright and
warm. however. and this has lent some
thing of q charm to the week. especially
u the country and at the seaside re-
sorts. The hotels in town are filling up.
but this IL largely due to the presence of
American travellers now en- route for
home.
The dimcultIes In securing a passage
On any Of the ocean steamships to Amer
lea continue to increase. Two VEN
turesome Americans who boarded the
steamer St. Louis with handbags, re-
solved to take their chances and con-
eeaisd themselves on board the boa t
until she had left the dock. They were
discovered when of the Needles, and, de-
spite their entreaties. were sent back
with the pilot. They arrived at South
ampton last Monday. To-day's steamers
ere packed to the rails with travellers
homeward bound.
what waes Eats and Drinks.
The English papers. witch have al.
ways objected to what they styled
"American personal journalism" this
week descended from the heights OF
criticism and contented themselves with
publishing long. detailed accounts Of
what the Prince of Wales eats and
drinks on public occasions. According
to the authorities cited by the papers
the Prince has always been a moderate
eater. He invariably requests that the
dinner shall not be prolonged more than
an hour. and never permits more than
three toasts.
Special dishes are always provided for
the Prince. who Invariably brings two
bottles Of his own champagne and rare
ly samples the wine provided for the
other guests" The Prince OF Wales
according to the same authority, always
brings q case Of his own cigars with
him. These cigars are very large and
are manufactured for his own private
use from the very best tobacco grown In
Cuba.
Dublin has been crowded during the
past week with many prominent persons
In attendance upon the Horse Show.
Tho weather has been brilliant and the
Irish metropolis has never been seen
to better advantage. And never has the
success Of the Horse Show been 50 pro-
bounced.
All Of the Irish aristocracy is now
hooking to the support OF Lord Cado-
gan. the new Lord Lieutenant OF Ire
land. The reception rendered Lord
Cadogan and the arrival OF host OF
sportsmen from all parts Of the King.
dom for the purpose OF attending the
Horse Show has had a pleasing effect
upon society. and gay season may b'
expected in Dublin. Many wealthy
persons desirous Of purchasing bloodet
horses were present at the Horse Show
some Of them from the American con.
tnent Earl Cadogan had larg,
party At Dublin Castle each day Of tn.
fair.
Dublin's Horse show.
Among those present during the after
Moons and evenings at the reception,
given at Dublin Castle were Lord Will
lam Beresford and his wife, formerly
Duchess of Marlborough. Each day the
vice-regal party drove to the yards OF
tho Horse Show in state. The handsome
carriages, the snowy liveries and the
gorgeous decorations of the outrider,
attracted universal admiration and thu
party was greeted with the greatest
enthusiasm along the route. At ths
Horse Show the jumping competitions
over . course consisting of ditch ano
hank, a four-foot stone wall. double
bank. water and four-foot hurdles were
never surpassed here. These contests
excited the admiration of protest. ona
horsemen. as well as the titled lordi
end ladies of the aristocracy, and It Il
safe to say that the Dublin Horse SHOW
has become more firmly fixed as q
social and equestrian feature than ever
before.
Gladstone continues IN he best o
health. showing unusual activity, ever
for him. He spent most OF the weel
visiting Lord Norton at the latters his
torical seat. Hams Hall. near B!rmipg
ham. In connection with the literar,
and the artistic features of this yisi
should be mentioned a social function
q house party In attendance upon thi,
occasion were the Archbishop OF Canter
bury. viscount Peel and the Bishop O
Rochester.
On Thursday the party drove to visi
BOBBY" now Sir Robert. Peel. who's,
recent visit to America will be remem
bered by all Newspaper readers. and IL
whom Mr.. Gladstone has shown sucf
fatherly interest since his return tt
England.
SlP Robert Peel Settles Down.
0ir Robert seems to have entirely set
tied down In life, He In very popula,
around Drayton Manor. Upon their ar,
rival all OF the members of this visit
lA9 PARTY we're welcomed by Sir Robert
Pa who personally escorted them ovei
tAs Manor and around the picturesque
Gardens. 0ladstens remained until late
- ths -aftsrnoon. and upon departing
.Urets In the visitors' book statsnsnl
- ~ sHsct thA4 Il had BEEN . day q