The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-30
LIKES YANKEE GIRLS.
The Prince Of Wales is Partial
to American Women.
A Storm Does Great Damage to
the Princes Property.
ROSEBERY'S STOMACH.
His Physicians Say it Has
Given Out.
TOlstOi's New Book is Having a
VHTon Il o,,4r1 CoIo
ROSEBERY'S STOMACH.
Tolstoi's New Book is Having a
Wonderful Sale.
Copyrighted 1sa5 by the Associated Press. ]

copyrighted 1895 by the Associated PresS.l
LONDON, March 3O.-With the Prince
of Wales returning from the Riviera. the
announ cement is made that the Princess
of Wales is going to Copenhagen next
week to visit her parents, the King and
Queen of Denmark. The primo ess has
spent very little time in England during
the past two years.
Incidentally it is announced that the
Prince of Wales will soon pay another
visit to the Earl and Countess of War
wick, the latter being more generally
known as the famous beauty, Lady
Brooke, her former title.
During the stay of the Prince of Wales
at the Riviera his partiality for Ameri-
cans. especially for American ladies was
again remarked with many ill-natured
comments from expectant Britishers how
ering 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 enjoyed by
but few English people.
! In the Prince of Wales set much re-
gret is expressed at the fact that the gala
of Saturday last did much damage in the
grounds of Sandringham Palace, the
residence of the prince. 1t is said that
the loss by the storm will foot up over
$4,000.
The Lancet and the British Medical
Journal both announce that Lord Rose
! berry las gained strength greatly and
that he was able this week to sleep with
out the use of narcotics. At the same
time it is learned that the premier's ply
sicians are much alarmed on account of
the fact that his stomach has given out,
and that his system refuses to respond to
stimulants. On top of this the pre-
mier insists upon attending daily to GER
| tain business which makes the situation
unfavora bic to recovery.
Both the Lancet and the British Med-
cal Journal finally admit that the Duke
of York. heir presumptive to the throne.
! is suffering from a mild form of influ-
| enza.
A subscription has been opened for
James Nc N. Whistler by the Pail Mall
| Gazette, and number of artists are con-
tributing to the fund. George Moore,
| the novelist, who acted as intermediary
between Whistler and Sir William
Eden, and who was challenged
by the artist to fight d
duel, says: 81 cannot fight an old gen
tlemau. The grounds of the quarrel are
too infinitely small for Whistler to invite
me to Belgium He might as we'll ask
me to dress like red Indian and parade
| Piccadillv with a tomahawk."
Tolstoi's "Master and Man" is having a
phenomenal success in Russia The
second edition, price three lopecs, 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 Mar
quis of Queensberry and that of Countess
Russell for a restitution of conjugal
rights.
At the Philharmonic concert next
week Adelina Patti will be made an hon
orary member and will be present with
the gold medal of the society. Carmen
citi has met with poor success here.
The Tennyson memorial committee
has issued public acknowledgment oil
the generous subscriptions received
from Americans. The committee addi
that the memorial will be inscribed
Erected by friends in England and il
Amarica1