Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-11

NHNN "A N'Ir II HI.NINa ~ JOY
GHuIn h.B white 90 a Newspaper sHy.
ing that tUu audience Ht the tItUriUu
theatgr on WuIutsday wa kept watt
lug for on hour because HHmu ~ tHu
iuyal,ltB were dining iHip.
The ltttuf continued: "lt turned
out 90 bee the pretty German pfiugGlut
% CoUutg who takes ten Thousand
pounds uanua'ly irUm our taEpaytta,"
London has ia.au To- ,nry hour.
The rHft8 ufH crowded Uuriuv lnu carly
mJru.u Hud deserted before noon. lu
iy1c Park simplicity u dress b. the
ghatactHrs OF the riders Of UJIh HyEus
who frequent Rotten Row, n contrast
TO the former startling stylua which
prevailed, THE women UTr mostly
wearing slmpie white straw sailor hats
SUD plain uv rtuaH vur the tlalnuit
r,dirg h1biu.S range tOHay the plcte.au
BsituTsCt Park now suRfus v lIu aristJ
cratic Hyde Park 10 fashionable fsyo
Aud many well known people bfo 90 b
seen daily ouJUyiug bicycle rides 10
that park, which NOT so long ago was
looked upon a. being n ruHUrl only
fitted Tor She clnsa u PEOPLE C0mpui'e4
ny economy 10 reside on the Surrey
eide of the IuAmcs. liut " Batirfsun
is Hotn fashionable locality. BnWpIsua
park at least Is udiJIy working ita way
into POPULARITY.
There were numbers Of diuHUis on
Wednesday last devoted 20 literature
and the pfusB. The Prince OF Wales
pfvuidod OF the dinner % tho pfluiufs
Orphan auylum and tie Duke of York
was chairman at the Royal Literary
Fund dinner while the conservative
leader In the House Of Commons, the
10. Hon. a, u. Bali0uT paid nigh
compliments 10 the prois nj the news
paper society dluleb Iui mHIg
striking AlIuslon o. the power { ui.
vtTllsiug,
owe habItually boasl,U sull Mr.
Bali0ur, "o' the tztuusl4u OF uas rail-.
way, postal aud ,cIu Wpu iauIlltir.,
but we are luClinOl Go overlook tins
press ne the agent which lfiIua Into
communication the different Cla,sua Il
society. Ia my Judgment all the ma.
Cuiuury urrl iu communicating Iu.
formation Co tho public boz NOT Of really
more importance Co the community at
large than tho IUwUr Of the people O.
communicate BY advertisement aud
bring the buyer md su.lHr together
ANA 20 llvr thUm tho machinery Tor
communicating tuuif 'wishrB 10 one
another"
MU. uuI Site. George j. Gould, nftot
nruylH. 10 Southampton from NrW
y utk by tue American line 4'UhmHhiU
Sew NUrh on WeinuaIny Iut, pro.
vtDhUi 90 PAris ono % iIrtHivHlH visit %
Count hUl Countess tasiUlI1ue.
The Hon. George W, Cufa5u, mem.
bvt % parliament Tor the Southport
division %. LaucgHhlfc, rgappthfuI iu
Tue House " Commons on Thus lay
iIl tbr lrt timv Hlugr bic return Win
he bride, uut net with hearty ru-
Cupauu. ME- Cuf1Iu was COuErllu.
latsl on al fi4Us huu MrH. tutEIu,
i.fmefly Mise Mary Letter, OF Wash.
IY.t0u, ID. g., promises % BIO the most
iet.t woman Di tho sllsJu.
Mise Herbert, daughter OF the SgcFt-
tary ul llu United H.atcs navy, tue
Hon, IA, a. Herbert has lusg gffivol
iu London.
ttiss,atOd here that ''Y .uue Bobby,
Pool, now, by Tie death u hia father.
Sit Robert Pool, will shortly return to
thr United States.
This death yluls fgtlcr will b3 OF
little pyCuuiary advantage o him. a.
tue estate re- dayton Manor Ia mort.
gagged md the art treasures OF the lam.
ny Uto llHuuHrI,
Mime. N1lle8Ea, the Polish actress
who was expelled from Poland by
order Of tic Russian government on
account VI her u.iumugoB aI Chicago
during the Wyfld's falT has rogirrl 10
Buda pt6lh.
Ia sporting cirJlrs there 10 much
comment on the TACT that all II Mr.
Richard Cookers two.yegr.olds, eH-
cupt MoulbuE, have been scratched
aud tHu, not que uf Mr.. Michael +.
Dwyut's uUrus will race again until
August The announcement ON rnurs.
day lg6t that Harry Read
hul s'Uuungll were scratched Tor the
Jubilee stakes, CAUSED much surprise.
Iu,H wa the lst uig race Tor which
the American nOrsrs were entered ana
% BE- one Ia which they would have
met some OF the Euglish cracks, la.
ciudlug Arlington, RAvuu-bury, rhros-
tlv, Il DiHbiU anu pFlesluulmu. Mr.
Richard Croker yesterday, IN notifying
the Associated Pres. rUp resrntauyu nj
Newmarket Of the scratching OF the
American horses, paid: owe con.
elder that the huues were not exactly
ht Tor hard work. Understand mt,
they aru "a good condition but We are
obliged 10 nImit they arc somewhat
weakened by TIE voyage, ana .0t yet
ACuilmHtgd, We want them 20 loo iully
TO their work which nt present. they
are not. Our horses VIII not start many
more races uuill August /, and chen
we intend 10 keep up our end thorough.
ly. We may be uisaplOlulUI ia tho
result, but We viii at least have good
zeal oil iuu.'
10. j.