Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-03
,.,,rnn,nl Of Tho International
Geographical Congress-
.,, pp,,cg OF WALES UPSET


al All
ave The propositions ior Arctic eI-
..,,,r, The American delegates to
y. congress, generally speaking are
,,s,i witn the decl'ion to meol In
p..rn $50, instead OF Washington
G.,,nI A. W. Greeley was grlevou'ly
Snsp,iutsi std attributed the decl'
'.,s, the congress entirely to the
.pnpde Of Judge Charles II. day,
',,Ilsnt Of tue American Geographi'
q, Society, ,,,....,,a
80. al the Associated PFsss' "Ihc
IN tho International biographical
a,ss,s,s aid not 70 ~ America for next
~, was on account oil Judge DAY.
~ 10 one Oi the members OF tue
mmiliee appOluted to mako the at
',ss,mtpta Tor 1895. A. n Meeting,
,rc5tdlnglto iGsnernl Greeley, Judge
u.Iy stalled tuat America was nor
tniy Tor an international geogrAphl'
al congress. The Judge, IL appears,
Gained II would bo too hot in WASH
ib,llp, sllhough 4 WIS not proposed 10
10 the congress until late In 5epletn'
lti.
emil e,. TO meet IN the United states.
s,yfnl Of the German memters oi the
committee, who hRvB spoken 10 mo on
nvtutJect, express wonder a' Judge
DilYa course.
vi llink the presont congrsss work
viii W much 10 cement good feeling
letWten the two countries. II IN Inter
,sllng 10 uole the growing respect Tor
te.tntiho QUESTION:, considered from
% American standpoint"
General Grseleys views OF Judge
Days course were not shared, how.
aver, by bic colleagues who were hp-
iafenIly In favor Of the decision 10
hold the next meeting NJ the congress
10 Berlin. Mt. Paul Duohaillau said:
awe are not ready for the congress.
Better walt unW 1877, whom the con.
Etess will probably come 10 America.
10 tue meantime the most elaborate
arrangements are necessary. l con-
iiltf ihAi Judge Daily acted wisely"
MI w. w. ROckhlll, Of the state
department Of Washington, endorses
toe yl0EI Of Mr. Dlohsillau Oh the
subject
UNPLEASANT RACiSu INCIDENT.
with the end Of Gooiwood, which
occurred yesloTday everybody 10 look.
log forward TO Cowes. whore the great
HgaItas c.mmenoo on Monday and
where tho usual brilliant gatherings
viii continue until the end Of next
week.
An unpleasant incident IL TO.
Ported In connection with Good rood
railing which, " tTuo, does not TodUuud
u The credit Of Engihnd'a sporting
lilnee. ~ IA taid that there IL little
d9ltl thai Baron dc Hursoh scratched
Reminder for the Manchester cup In
% eit0 let the Prince OF WaisS FloTi.
al IL win, but II IL supposed
inN The Prince Of Wales was no party
70 1he arrangement. However, II Il
t,'tiIed that the Prince OF Wales, Mt
lae beginning Of the week, intimated
70 CaplAin Machell, the owner u
hAVtn'uufy that hr was especially de.
tIf0lt VI winning tbs GoOdW0od cup
hl'h Tue fl0fiEel II. It IL added that
hvebsbufy, whioh was the fayorlte
w that event, was thsT,upOn scratched
Anl fioHzel won easily from Lord
fsiyhs Ihesalian, which horse WAS
unly rut Ia ~ make n race, their beiug
Guy two runners,
A e9a,erystivs newspaper drew at.
Nnlion 10 this TumOT anu then the
sllcAl sun, ~ this city, took up the
mailer, sayiDg that the report was per-
,fWnly maze AZ Newmnrket, Rnd nd.
hng' ut the prince is correctly rep
''enled II would appear that he tenn
lof.illy Loot his heau aud was unable
souhln inll grasp OF tho nature Of
.le consequences Of his action. IL 10
nOe hoped i0r tue shke OF the Topula.
u1n Of Iho turf and OF the prince Us u
'p0tulnah anu gentleman, that the
Iumot VIII be authoritative denied
Nv 'h'l l'syenshury will De seen al
captain MaOhell then came out with
,lsIlal VI tho story ami the Prince oil
"alsa also heard the Tumnr anu II wa.
esclA'tl that he wss greatly upset and
VI a friend II WIS almrsg enough to
uAae nm sell his horses, .ha Prince
Wales explained the Crigin OF the
.'p4U Tor lhe reason thHt Iun prince
.Asu captain Mtuhull II no Intended
" '1n NAYen-bury Tor tho GOOdwOod
w ana II 20 tlDrlEel III would not
log, N "e'N "a'n
captain Machsll Is said to have re-.
pl'g mat he hAi no intention Of start.
us NAVenshlrY. This exclamation IL
wy plHuslhie, but the opinion Ia OK,
bu''eI IA Sumo qu9ftris Lhat tn,
'ues Walcs's simpie question may
ne j. nrgnceu Captain Maohsll no
cup. ' '"' '''u" S'u
oohNELL'LEANDER AFFAIR.
Ihe Cornell.Leandrr affair is not vel
",souen here, anu the Denver Tmes'i
guhehh on tho cause VI tue cOIIapst
A. wy cornell crow were published u
VIZ English newsp,puTs.
,u4''y fdir, referring tn the adyerst
,,iI''l upluis ua OIL TOO AmoTlCaus,sayA
"vuld really DO better to realize
s,i,s yt I'll That Iltre IA some peculi
- SPOUT the Institutions or IN,
~, OF the United slatea NJ A meri
nnIeh unfortunately renders them
iILt''tAoIe u what We call spcrlsma a,
r,' legllng, tnat Ia tue desire 10 win
t,,. ou.'s merit and without the de,
b..1 iuluon TO have sixty per cent tn,
,' ,' ueIVTehand Of any contest. No.
N.Y. "hS reads the Amerlnnn com.
,,N'1'o VA yachting aud GU the VIaI
~ usisala last season, will supptst
A., NHlEyIie III wins the CUP, auy
''''SAa VI American newupApes viii