The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-19

IN this remarkable sudden change
from balnny spring to shivering winter
weather. Advices received from Vari-
GUS parts of the continent of Europe,
show that a similar state OF things
prevails. In Switzerland, for instance,
the Jura district is blocked with snow,
and On the mountain roads near Davos
snow ana the people who were travel
ing in those vehicles had to seek re-
fuge in neighboring towns.
Along the south coast of France, the
gales have been especially severe,
and II is feared that there has been
loss of life among small craft which
may have been caught far from land
and not prepared for the change In
the weather.
Near Beauty's Eyes.
The Prince Of Wales is staying at
Warwick castle, where the Countess
of Warwick and Brooke, more gener-
ely known as the famous beauty
Lady Brooke. who has long been
greatly admired by the prince, has
invited a distinguished party to meet
and where all sorts of festivities are
in progress The prince yesterday re-
viewed the Warwickshire yoemanry
cavalry. OF WHICH LOrQ w llpUSIOy OS
Brooke is colonel.
the Princess of Wales and her
daughters are at Sandringham,
whittier they went after the drawing
room which the princess held on We'd
nesday last at Buckingham palace, IN
behalf of the queen.
The drawing room was not largely
attended, but few people attracted
more attention than the American
Duchess" the dowager duchess Of
MARLBOROUGH, otherwise Lady Beres-
ford, VINO was presented on her mar
riage to Lord William Beresford. She
had never been presented as duchess
Of Marlborough. The beautiful Amer
lean wore a gorgeous pearl gray satin
dress with a velvet train, shot with
-he faintest tinge Of pink and en-
broidered with silver and diamond
lilies. The bodice was completely COW
cred with lace and sparkled brightly
with a profusion of diamonds. Eng
lish women are showing an inclination
to bedeck themselves with jewels in
daytime. which they admit is bad
taste. and which falling they have
long accused Americans of giving way
Raising the Wind.
viscount Hinton, who for many
wears has been grinding gu organ
throughout the streets Of London. Is
now acting as Snowman for a kneto-
scope, near Leather Lane. Holborn.
He saws that the labor of grinding an
organ has permanently crippled his
right arm, and that he greatly pre-
fers his present occupation Viscount
Hinton is the heir apparent to the
Earl Of Poulett. his father, the sixth
earl of that name. The family is over
$50 years old, and dates back to Sir
John Poulett, knight, an earnest Roy
alfst who was created Baron Poulett
of Hinton, county OF Somerset, peer |
age of England in 1927. The earldom |
of Poulett was created in 17O6.
Dryer Not Popular.
The events of the past week in |
sporting circles have not increased the /
here of Mr.. Michael F. /
DWyer or of Mr.. Richard Croker. /
Even the colored jockey Simms has
come in for a share of criticism.
The Globe, commenting upon the
riding of the American Jockey, said
yesterday:
sshe monkey antics are foreign to our
Insular prejudices. He kept easing his
mount and then sending him along to
The leaders over and over again on
thursday, but we must admit that
when he had to sit down he showed
rs what he could do. In an exciting
finish he has proven equal to the occa-
SON"
The most serious accusation which
he papers make is tnat these pretenses
If being beaten were Simply meant to
influence betting during the race, and
hat the Americans succeeded in get
ing a large amount in this way.
War Vessels For kiel.
The United States warshsps San
rrancisco and Marblehead from the
Mediterranean. and the New York and
Jolumbia. from New York. will rem
ezvous at Southampton and VIII pro-
esd together to Kiel. in order to take
art in the elaborate fetes prepared
here to celebrate the opening Of the
yorth sea and Baltic canals. Tt is
stfnaned THAI the four United States j
hips Will represent PLAT tons with
! officers and 1.497 men Great Britain
iii be represented by four first class
air-screw battleships, the Royal
overeign. Empress OF India, Resolu-
on and Repulse. the first class twin
crew cruisers Blenheim and Endy-
ZION, the third class cruiser Bellona,
ne first class class gunboats Speed and
seleyon. and the admiralty yacht, {
under the command of !
ice.Admiral Fitzroy This feet of ten I
-arships will carry III officers and
800 mefi, and have total dtsplace- :
sent of 1860 tons. Austria will send {
3cr Warshjps which VII carry Sc Of (