Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-22
GAY WEEK INLONDON
,.,,,,bls Crowds at Ascot, BsGull-
fol Weather and Flowers
,,,ors OF OUR OCEAN FLYER
,,I.nal Railway Cougrcss-Nil-
l,o, Invested in Lses--No''s
on Various Topic"

-. i,,tsf, Copyrighted lsBb by the
o.. l,,,, pfess. This has beon tho
",,,i week Of the season mainly , cue
~. Asro. race meeting, and balls
Nv the marohioneis OF Salisbury
p',bsr After little rain 10 this
'..,,, part Of the week, the weather
~, Ia promise n number Of hnoi
IN hot days, aud In consequence
,,,, psrsou who eau DO 70 iso nIoying
',-s, hsfielf to lhv utmost
s..,,lly the Ascot meetidg just
~ bss been the bet on record.
,,,i,v and the admirers " royalty,
~ goibiug Of those who are foud OF
Inoing, turned cut IA almost tue
.s,,,t uoesibip iOfcg. Bus l"o
t. sst Wa 40 hard that the owners Of
,issbe hcracs were not Wiling TO
~ lotm. Consequently tue heldo
,.tbe smallest Ia year. But Tor 1he
raY Of t1ilettss tho weather uld
- t,yg been better. On lucs-
.a.nI Thursday, the two priuci.
Mst.1aya, tho weather was
,,b, anu pleasant. White was
color which pFpdOminalrd
.ibe ia,hiouatIe ihrong, while nails
-,,,fnuul mgy, covered with long
s,,mel flgNuL iiDwUIf, made tug
- rurlIsutr THrumpln ~ Hover
,,tlsp. The bnclgnutu, IN ADDITION
M N crowded iusl walking about
/ tp.Imast au imprsHUility br lady
l nsuembsra @, the royal iamiiy mover
/ "A hdr boxes except Tor luncheon
IrIpt he maloufy Of tnu people pfr''
| MN tue puriHsure mai very Nltiu
| nl,helgu .l Ia Hs miuEling WIN
i .,aHy vas ca csTutd. Az the
4 garrett men With f,puiaulus W.
Il r,tfs 70 uuuail wore BLACK ifuck
r,nvIth silE hats md s1,iI ties.
lie pr.vr q. WA'ys OF luufsuny
sgri inu lrLaUgs % irshiIu by Ep'
aahrg iua white rtavcpliy hnl ant De-
iltylcuuy lvuun1rd Ear tardu.
uh. uu0 was iDgluuvu ID lhu Prluoe
'Waa's huutc parry, TO follow hIb
uAupt. There Is WuCa circulation
pbvlrlhur the Prince ui Wair5a
al will have any effect uu thu
las.5n,, but ilis not iikely, 90 lp spiio
ltnag nua been said to tlU contrary
aihe subject, the Puucu ol NGlls
10 not ipau tue fashions. lbrfr
We fewer htuio parties thai utusl u
neat, tie mE,oriiy Of those present D. I
20 RACES taking trains uaiy if.N
l Waterloo, where thousaui- u'scmUirg
l 10 witness tho departure and Effiyal OF
the iaAhi0uauiv crowds.
In spite VI tho many eItTis-, no
American hOru appeared at Ascot.
Richard Cin4sr % y Nv Yssg tons a
l0uiu A. Asc lIT tUo week 1u' Ii4
ltiurs style, lie was mo correct.
D lnisti in long irJck cl-a glIa
,l'iftl uowsetr, pstvut iuathrfH auI o.
lau.lng sl.k uUt. Mr.. CfuEyr uiUl
cTtda pair OF racing glasses HuuS
lstsis hls toIy & tH lua Blaa ur. al,..
Cocker who accompanied mm looked
h'ad'Vmc sud YES Ouv VI tug ttst
tigHtI AIItI tAtu.
The Afghan peace who h. Victim
Aug.aGl now, y 1fulia Khan, was
ntitnt at Acct VA cup Jay sui hc
E'sulsy as usual. lie wsto . heavy
HieNllu tpi;D ui tho fact that iut
nticufy was NJ 90 degrees. Tho ameui
o. A'shanitlun has resolved Tn allow
bt uulriul sUu 60 stay lu England
slul The end q August asa Il IN an
yea igctu, glAg tNIs huaGru resolution
u'leamett greatly purluTus the f0yaI
hnuy' But he VIII probably DO sGunl'
% % 10 the continent.
lequebn arrived At Windsor Castle
hn Balm0yGl aud It is stated that
ae dinner which size Va 10 giyu 90
NA'''uIl' Khan will he great giihir.
hu mslrsly viii not undergo Ia,
hlsle Of giving u garden patty a
sssAlhgham Palace lhls season III wal
t'g.li but viii lend the grounds
ssFttcc ana Pdnc0ss Oi Waller, vie
al4 'ae gtounis OF Marlborough hOu1,
"smAli Tor tuuh purpose.
FIR PAUNCEFnTE's TROUBLE.
Ihe eloquent. set Of resolutions drawn
v " Col Clayton McAiluhaeI, pto,
glsNf Of the Philadelphia AOTH
MH'cdni on the completion OF Tia,
l,len UP acrOsr tho Atlantic VI IN,
~ American liner ~. Louis, aus
,1lsA lhe obliging British smbassRdo
,nnnhlnglou, sir Julian Pauncoiote
'-,.l''u'lscNugy signed, has LANDED
.Al diplomat Into IA fTesh bean o.
u'uoIe' The Cunttd ana White Sta
10y 10y PEOPLE ATE iuriou1 at tho wording
" 'ue resolutions which declared tina
,- ' ~ Louis had, under American
Wl,V,'' lnauguTated now era N
nt'gty OF ocean trpilic auu bTough
nv. 'tuuehce 10 bear upon OeftniI
rat 'o'Il OF Parliament with the re
,lai Tue matter was brought b.
,,r,' 'so house Of Commons ns nlteady
70 the Associated Press. BIl
,',t' explanations furnished by TN
'WIhehlAty secretary OF the foreign
P,Se' Sir Edward Grey, that In
suu'h ambassador did not sign IL,
M, 'a a'N,9gls In his official capacity /
g. ,.l'Hs'aclory TO the English ship
ltn,1" They say that Sir Julial
L s',.I.nlaVo remembnfeu that an am
iL,,,to' nAs no private capacity an,
y,,', wy statement will he used 10 al
ns,, 'ne American line 10 the dstti
r,'n.V' Tue British liues which the,
i '' nave proved their superiority.
me-, continent ~, Of the English news
l', .,'1 ugo tho subject 10 altogether O
PHI, calculated 10 render Sir julia
one ''. io'e unhappy. For inetaucr
Wj "siaper remsfAs that "Englisi
.'a''l'a 80 ss clay I'm lie hands o
''T ~, ,Haip Hanaee."
g,egS ,t,ilfsr referred TO then recalls tn
'sIr LI it, wet Incident, anu RdIi
4 tho,',''l'la,h IN now olevurly CAUGHT Il
In uEuly American mannor.D
NrNt,os interview Colonel Clayto
hue ,a.l,l,,l taid' 81 certainly maj
Is r, o,'i IS strongly America
IA S Gia'- probably Sir Julian Paunut
VA s nv uv' read Iham carefully. IL
,a' Ss1'u 10 sign them as dislin
Ufsssl passenger, AMI being to
'S gentleman he Ia, he could nc