Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-31
LONDON FASHION.
EBglaTd'S Grand Old All Delights @
Cheering Crowd.
ARIsrocRAY HAS ANEW CRAZE.
California Fruit Ia Drmsud-SalarI Of
Minister 10 Cons au.inVpls-
Notes.

the lowest pliut ~ the yrsr, 20 Gar 80
social gatherings aud amu,yMuuts arc
has undoubtedly leon
reached Tho houses OF fashionable
folk nvorywh.r, nIc shut up aud even
the rld.rP track "a Rotten ROW, fam Us
i1r Ito tqugstfans, has Lesn closed on
account Of the extensive rCaAils now
bciug male. lhy weather has been
lu.ht aud warm, however aud this
uis lent something 81 achatm to the
week, osp, cigiiy Ia th- cluntty AMI al
10 ssaside rosITJa. The hctvls In town
sf, dllirg up but this 10 dua to the
r,seuns OF Americans now on ROUTE
tF nome.
gruwAwAYs OS TIN sr LOUIS.
TIE difficulties Ia securing passage
"a any OF tue ocean Htram1uius 10
a nefIra lucrrHsys. N"nIutusJmu
"A mrfiuaus boarded the steamship 81
l. JUS with bauIb'gs resolved u tat"
thrtt chances and CIuCtaloi tbuil'
ts.Vos ON HrJ the Uust until rho h"I
lett the dock. Inry we're discovered
whor Oh tue Ntcdlus ami cent bscs
with tue pilot ynsy afriy. u 81 ,Juth-
amptOn on Lass Monday. Iolry's
stuamst was packed ~ the rails wan
travellers HumuwEfI bound.
WHAT 4 rMSCE EArs AND DRINKS.
Toe Eugnsh papers when have a.
wAys objected ~ what they style
american psTsoua' journalism" this
week uctcunued from thDir hVishis
Cul!C,sm, aud COHtcHtcd tAOm'UiNgH
Win IA ughIyg lDug dguiig alCJuu q
uf What tAe PfiuCu %! WsiuJ Uuw anu
dIiuks va public UcuasiOas. According
10 no auth ufiues cited ny tue papUtB
the ptinor hRs always been a mod rate
eater. lie Invariably ttVuuhlH that the
uInuur shall not DO p.OlIugtu more
than IA hgutaui never permits more
than three tissts. Special Gik1us are
always UrJyi.vi Tor tho ptiucl VINO
urinks two bottles o. nif Cnum rsgve
hnd rarely rzgiplrs tue WINS provided
tDr 'ho Uintr "a sit.
Tue ptlurr, according 90 the same
authority als, brings case u hls own
sisafs With him. Tucte axe very large
and nro made for his own private use
ION the very pest tJUaucJ stJwn IN
CubA.
IRTIASD's INV LIEUTENANT.
All tue In.h arlgtoagacy 80 nlckiu.
10 the support Of Earl ChiUgau, thu
new lieutenant OF Ireland. rho fecep.
ton OF tue new lori lieutenant forms
contrast 70 tho mrtCltss boycott OF
tue iofmer lord lieutenant, Lord
HoughtOn. Tue islIur was young, y
widOwet, aud immet aBiy wealthy.
He was clunvutoI VITA many ut the
leading families In ElglanI nnd lie
land, wAF VI itfopTugCnADI character
and hal considerable native nUility
rAU only reason given for tuu bitter
social attacks upon him wps because lac
frufesoutrl liberal guyrruiurui, his
nitIAI uucli9us uriu. displvasiug ~
tue gentry II the lslsud.
Tue reception ttulrrgi Esfl Cadg.
gan aud the rrfival e hOst ~ sp0r,t-
mcn from all paris OF the Kingdom iut
tho purpose OF uituu Hug tho hotse
show has had a pleasing effect upon
society aud say season may be Vx-
puoysd IN Duonn. Many wealthy
pof6Ont DESTROYS OF purchasing bl0nduu
uUfses were present q tuUrnuw, come
OF tnsm from tue American continent.
Ear IadugAu had n large party at
Dubliu Castle each DAY OF The iAif.
Among tuO,e lTetent curing the al ri.
Moons nud uveulnHs II The receptions
.lysn at Dublin & uilB, were Lord
WIlllam BsfssiOfd anu hls vie, TOT.
msTly duchess OF Mar.u0fOugh, Each
day the vics.Trgal party drove 10 tn,
yards VI the horse show Ia state. Tne
baud,Oms carriage, tue show livery
ami the gorgeous decorations Of the
euiFldefs attracted universal % t1fl
ton. At tue horse SNOW tue w upi ~
oDiupegit one over n course cOUs .s,i !
| u uiIchtr, y t0uf-f OF stone wall, uru0it
bguE, water anu iUuf.ioOt hurdles wet,
never AuTpastei here,
GLADSTONE STRONG AND ACTIVE.
Gladstone continues In the besI o
| hsElih, suOwing unusual activity ever
| for him. He spent mOeI VI the week
| vibitiPg Lord Norton NJ tho later
| historic seat, HamB hall, near BIZ
| mingnAm. Ihis scat Of Lord Norton
Ia full OF art treasures and cuIiOsities
| Ia connection with this literary ant
Ina artistic features oil this visit shOult
DO mentioned aOciSl Junction.
house party. In attendance upoI
1
the occasion were aTchbishOI
| OF Canterbury, Nhoount Peel an,
tho bishop Of T. chester. On Thursdai
the party drOys 10 visit "BOUby," now
sir Robert, whose teoeut Wilt /.
a meIica viii be TememuBIed ~ al
newspaper rtaderE, sud Mr.. dlRusiOn
has GnOGn such n tAtheflI intrToAt H.
INN aimee hu returned 10 England.
WAS TtuaIksu that Sir Robert Pee
,etm, to have entirely settled down II
lie. lie IL very popular atounI Bray
ton Manor, which - only ten milo
from Hams hail. UpOn their arrlva
| IN tho members VI this waiting pattl
were welcomed by Sir Robert Peel
who personally escorted them over tu
manor anu around tue garden.
Nj. Gladstone was delighted wit
ovefytnIng that no saw and heard. III
msInaI until late la tue afternoon
anu ulon departing wrote in tho ylsI
or,s book IA elatemuat to tue effect TIA
II had leon day OF tue utrlOst Ia
trIstt ana delight, and that lac w,ul
never forget the oucA'lon o, his visit /
BTayton Manor alter Gu intsrval u
sky years.
EIt1Ay Mr. Gladstone drove 10 Ken
uilvu TlI suI visited the ruins " th
t.mous catlle. Today 10 visited Lyr
Gotham 90 Hanley Hail P.Tk, 10
day Gladstone arrived ut Hams Han
, laius crowd gathered at tAe static
, ana ehetred tue grand old mar" ii
advanced and extended his hand /
QUO OF the men In lhs crowd and IL