Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-01
,,,,t Sunshine ard Intense Heat 10
London.
.,,,crss or wALEss TROUBLES


n the other side ofthc Atlantic
- that London has been wclici-
,a,,uta,hy. This metropolis hse
~, nil week Of blazing sunshine aud
,s,,bsaL On THURSDAY the Their
,,,,,t registered 50 degrees 10 iho
~, the highest figures recorded
IAN slay 30 In ~ ycnrs. But Ihe
~, bs. had a good eject upon certain
~, If business, NJ ladies In oonse'
80, Of the torrid weather have been
LING the llghtest aud ptellles1
1',i,s. and the men IN Hyde PARK
~ otbef such places during the
.',,lnt, have been trying TO keep
,,.T,ely,s cool In gray iliBncls snd
,nv hate, which were exohangou LOT
M Afternoons for white duck ttoWscis
"a flock coats. In fact, TINS COOL
,.,ume was worn oyon la the sedaie
us,,e Of Commons aud hundreds OF
'i,,,mighI have been seen daily TAX.
~ tsa on the terrace OF the House NJ
c,nmons. Tho House proper, how
- bas been deserted, while tho
,,nee referred 10 has presented one
Jths gaycst scenes la London.
DISPLAY OF GoLDwARE.
rbs,tate ball nj Buckinghaua palace
a, Thursday lAst was tho most bfilliant
,,lf Of tue kind Ia years. The local
rtoflty of the gentlemen wore very
h5vy uniforms, their breasts covered
mo differing orders, while the ladies
n ibelf charming dresses and Jewels
sfmsl = Ifelty contrast 10 tho pic.
isrtquo Aighans of tho suite oil NAE
ialA Khan, whose gorgeous eastern
issa added additional lustfe 10 the
zee. There WIS = wonderful display
Il cold plate in tho supper room.
Mary Of the richest and heayioit
tsets were fixed az ornaments 10 tue
ualb, while the tables and the magniil-
ent tutiet were covered by some Of
III most valuable nnd highiy prizgd
,,s,imeas OF the goldamlth's Art. Be-
,iles this remarkable display Of gold
g.ie, there were several Oriental
,tos pieces which were displayed Ia
t0aof Of tho Afghan prince. Among
lhtm WAS lsacOek composed of
tisclou- stones anu valued at $780,.
90 Two Thousand Invitations were
asued i0g thp state ball, anu u IN sale
4 thy that more than that number OF
g0plu were present. The representa-
iTts u the royal family entered the
all loom nj II PIN. Ia n procession
headed by the Princess Of Wales aud
W Duchess VI 5axe-Cobutg-Goths,
Tia great officers Of state with their
sands Of 1illce, walking backwards al
he head Of the procession, Directly
iist the members OF the royal family
Ntfe seated dancing begpn. There
stie very TOW AmoTloALs present
iti ana II was noticeable that tho
lgtll,hoi llst Of the penons in-
tIlsi dli not include tue names
q Mt, aud Mrs. Ogden Goelet,
~ and Mis-. Richard wlnsloe,
q 10 iach or any Of tho Prince OF
Waltss Riviera fflonds. Indy Buros.
hil THE DaCntss Of Marlborough was
tuv VI tue Americans present. she
s0fe n dress Of pals broeade, otns-
heated with beautiful violet flowers
lai wendsfiul diamonds. Mrs. Geo.
Canon, Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain and
Me htaIit 0isan Francisco also We o
Fie,tni.
IEOunLE OF a PRINCESS.
The English newspapers arc now
openly alluding 10 the trouble and
mas Of tho PTinces1 Of Wales, the
sllslancu % which was cnblbd % the
Associated Press Mt "a time tho princess
steilnri 70 represent Queen Victoria
hNe drawing room held at Buckiug-
IAN Palace when she was Informed
Wil certain petress, to whom tho
lilhcs has Tor years paid much ntten.
Won Nas To no present. The Skttch,
W. Instance, says tho princess Is
,HeAlly worried over certain private
,9'htr aud that sue only remains In
Els.Ani IN Difference 10 the qusen's
VISA She declined TO hold tue last
ulA~lng room because she expected
we presence there OF certain person.
Ae whom she declines TO meet"
a RUDE TRRSCInIAE.
lhe criticisms Of Alphonss DAudpi,
ls ulaVugulsned French author, who
~, usen visiting England, aTe raising
gINe a storm In social ciTclee. lilo
ttll That English women are ultor
HAhsuis IN elegance and goud taste,
Allugi Eta" Engllsh We encounter
70 Palla with II ttenel down hair aud
hugn ieei, ! found differed In no single
ihueular from the Eugliph lady OF
AuA Whom We meet In Loudon. They
20 not handsome In features anu
were IL nothing seductive ROgut thelF
physical FORM"
IllE HERO or THE uoIIR
shAhIada Nazrulls Khan. the
Ws'hd son VI the Amer OF Afghan.
slhi Who arrived here last week on a
,li' Ut tho Invitation OF tho govern
i' Ascabloi TO the Associated PFoss
h5 Time, Is the hero Of tue hour.
a.. u being leIe1 anu potted 10 such a
u,s,se mat II viii bs marvellous n he
,',lIha u Cabul without having
i''uleu The ilta that Great Britain
.ota upOn his father IN most im-
rant ruler. All the movements Of
NA4iulla arc duly ohronlcled by the
i'.sa anu every little detail concerning
MN ], eagerly deyouToi.
n VISIT from the amner himself or his
80, ton, liatibula khHu, had been
'ne tapls for some considerable
,,-i' V, uuI although much talked Of aud
fuehly discussed In the prees, ali
w SNOW Aighanstnn were we'll con.
Ven lhal neither tho ruler nor his
apparent would leave their native
,uu'iy' asa matter OF courtesy, the
, n was addressed 10 this hmeer
the latter accepted II, nhenlth
FimlWinR,D but ftom the irsl ali yyhn