The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-03

popular place of amusement, and see
ing all the side shows like plain, ordi-
nary everyday subjects of her majesty,
to the greatest delight of Princess
Maud, otherwise Harry" who vets
good amount of supreme enjoyment
out of such excursions.
Princess Harry" since the an
noun'cement of her engagement to
Prince Charles, second son of the
crown prince of Denmark. has been the
subject OF much additional interest to
her many friends and admirers. From
the time the news became public, the
princess has received a constant stream
of congratulations from all parts of
the world. The engagement is
Entirely Love Match.
she and Prince Charles, her cousin.
having known each other since chill
dren. The prince is an officer in the
Danish navy and has spent much of
his time in the West Indies.
On the other hand, Princess Harry"
is also fond of athletic sports, pas
times and exercises. She is a healthy,
jovial girl. a great favorite with her
intimate friends, wears a monacle and
is, generally speaking the smartest in
appearance of the daughters of the
Prince and Princess of Wales
There We're 1890 dogs benched at the
fourth show of the kennel club at the
Crystal palace, which opened Tuesday
last There We're forty-four distinct
breeds exhibited and the quality of the
dogs was equal to the best former
shows. The Grand Duke Nicholas of
Russia and the Duchess of Newcastle
were prominent exhibitors. One of the
young Wanamakers, who is taking a
course ait Oxford, showed some bull
fea,-, ii
He was awarded several third prizes.
Fox hunting began on Friday,
though there were several notable ex-
ceptions. Lord Lonsdale for instance
announced that owing to the hard con-
dition of the ground
The Meet of the Queens Hounds
which was as usual fixed to take place
at Kirby gate was postponed for a
other we'll known Americans here have
taken houses near Melton Mowbray
and will hunt with this pack.
The arrival of Messrs. Lorillard's and
Belmont'S horses at Newmarket has
been the occasion for many friendly
notices from the sporting press. All
the sporting writer's welcome Mr.
Lorillard as being a true sportsman.
Lord Francis Hope, the husband Of
May Yohe, the American actress. made
famous by her so-called ''fognorn''
voice, ETC., appeared in court yesterday
for examination in connection with his
bankruptcy. His debts are 1920. 900.
The largest items of his losses are bet
ting, etc, S350,000; theatre speculation
sos, 600
George Alexander has now definitely
decided upon the play with which he
will open the st. James theatre next
Thursday night. There has been much
speculation as to the new drama.
When Mr.. Edmond's play, ''Bogie."
proved such dire failure = was an
nounced that the drama 1.-The Divided
Way" by the same author which Mr.
Alexander had Professionally accepted
would be shelved and a dramdtiza ton
of Hall Gaines 1.-THE Manxman" was
to be substituted. This plan has. now
ever, been abandoned and ''The Divided
Way" which was successfully produced
in Manchester on Thursday will be pre-
scented.
Mrs. Charles Wyndham has also an
nounced the next play with which he
will open the Criterion theatre early
this month. ,Fhe play is an adaptation
by r. D. Carton. of Ale tlldcr Dumas
Il Ami Des Femmes. is in four acts
and is called the Squire of Denies"
The run Of
Romeo ami Juliet
still continues an enormous success at
the Lyceum theatre.
The French papers announce that
Sardou has accepted a commission to
write play for Fanny Davenport 1t
is Stated that the play will be taken
from an incident in Gibbons Decline
and Fall of the Roman Empire" and
10 lrc In oIyr Of tho
his ''TheodOra
Fannie Ward, who has made such a
success in the play Cheer, Boys.
Cheer" at Drury Lane, has just signed
three years engagement at that
house.
OF course the most interesting event
Of the theatrical week here was the
production of the 'Trilby" at the
Haymarket, by Beerbohm Tree. This
presentation was really more than an
ordinary success. In fact it has caused
quite a sensation and promises to be
the greatest success known at the
Haymarket for years past.