The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-31
BRITONs SHOW JEALOUSY
They Express Their iii Feelings
Regarding the Heir APP
parents Actions.
SYMPATHY FOR HIS LOSSES.
The Damage to the Sandringham
Palace Grounds Lamented by
His Particular Set.

LONDON, ENG, March 30.-With the
Prince of Wales return from the Riviera
the announcement is made that the Prin-
cess of Wales is going to Copenhagen next
week TO visit her parents, the King and
Queen of Denmark. The Princess has
spent very little time in England during
the past two years. incidentally it is an
nounced that the Prince of Wales will soon
pay another visit to the Earl and Countess
of Warwick, the latter being more gem
orally known as the famous beauty, Lady
Brooke, her former title. During the stay
of the Prince of Wales at the Riviera his
Partially for Americans, especially for
American ladies, was again remarked, with
many ill-natured comments from expec-
tant Britishers lowering near. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Winslow and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ogden Goelet were seen to be on terms
of intimacy with the Prince which are en-
joyed by but few British people.
In the Prince of Wales set much regret
is expressed at the fact that the gale of
Saturday last did much damage in the
grounds of Sandringham Palace, the resi-
dence of the Prince. 1t is said that the
loss by the storm will foot up over 10000.
Influenza is no longer startling feature
of London, although many victims of the
epidemic are still on the debatable ground
between recovery and relapse.
The Lancet and the British Medical
Journal both announce that Lord Rose
berry has gained strength greatly. and that
he was able this week to sleep without the
use Of narcotics. At the same time it is
learned that the Premier's physicians are
much alarmed Oh account of the fact that
his stomach has given out, and that his
system refuses to respond to stimulants.
On top of this the Premier insists upon at
tending daily to certain business, which
makes the situation unfavorable to re-
covery.
Both the Lancet and the British Medical
Journal finally admit that the Duke of
York, heir presumptive to the throne, is
suffering from light form of influenza.
A subscription has been opened for
James Men. Whistler by the Pail Mall
Gazette, and number of artists are con-
tributing to the fund. George Moore, the
novelist, who acted as intermediary be-
tween Whistler and Sir William Eden,
and who was challenged by the artist to
fight duel, says: 81 cannot fight the old
gentleman. The ground of the quarrel is
too infinitely small for Whistler to invite
me to Belgium. He might as well ask me
to dress like red Indian and parade Picca-
dillY with a temahawk."
Tolstoi's "Master and Man" is having a
phenomenal success in Russia. The second
edition is in press.
Society will attend the Law Courts next
week in order to hear the testimony in the
suit of Oscar Wilde against the Marquis OF
Queensberry, and that of Countess Russell
for restitution of conjugal rights.
The eleven days sale of the classic
library of M. Gennadius, formerly envoy
| of Greece to Great Britain, has begun.
At the Philharmonic concert next week
Adeline Patti will be made an honorary
mem Der, and will be presented with gold
medal of the society. "Carmencita' met
with poor success here.
The Tennyson memorial committee has
issued public acknowledgment of the
generous subscriptions received from
Americans. The committee adds THAT the
memorial will be inscribed: Erected by
friends in England and America"