Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-14
cp,l BIZ aln Arrives at an under.
standing" With The Dr'lbtni'
,O,,LrY TRoTrIsG AROUND.
ibs queens Increasing f''o''u'''-
sunday Amu,emen,s-LlberAl
Penny Papets.

IA. during nearly the Whoie "eoh'
Th.,e. II 4. believed, the dfoibund has
ham sotdiflsd and improved by bet
,,r understanding with Great Britain
.,a IA the great relief Of King HON.
h.t. Of Italy, whose throne was un-
senat.Ilv shaken by the defeat OF tue
y,.rt,n amy under Gen. Baratiefi al
the battle OF Adowh.
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES.
Ia, soelo,y this has been n busy and
exciting week, and with tho mercury
fvsisiefiDg 90 degrees TOE hrst craving
-, Of The season was held Wednef-
dsy NJ Buckingham Palace, ny tue
places of Wales, In the Ab'ence Of
the queen, who arrived tho same Jay
- Ci,ni,E' near Nice. The turnout Of
psople, dsaifous OF cnucislng 'hs
iisttes OF tho ladies going 10 and
NON the drawing room was excep-
t,,natly latse and more than ofdlnarl-
ly good humored.
4, ysebtiug In the Mediterranean, h
swsv. the Priucees Of Wales anu her
asusntefs. Pnneesses Victoria aud
Msuie. with the latteT'a iianee, Prince
Duehrss OF York, the Duke aud
Duehess Of Saxe-CJburg and several
othef waiting German royaltits, are IN
IWn and all apparently indr hiigA.
ble in seafch Of Amutementa OF many
AID various descriptions. They have
visited the horse show, the art CALLER
hi, the MUSEUMS, etc, ami are Sill
uotliuR around.
al IA f0U "a "a
Of the drawing room was the introduc.
hon Of Prince "Ksrlv a. Prince
Charles OF DenmaTk Ia generally
Termed, with Princess Maud, TO the
r1ufi circle. The ceremony took place
IN the throne room, anu II was easy TO
ZEE that tho Princess OF Wales was
very proud Of tho young people. ln-
deed, 10 much 10 that IA driving IL, IN
Marlborough house TO buckingham
palace the princess gave ak itp and
hHaryp the places OF honor ia her
cafflAge, In order that tho happy pair
might be seen by the great crowds Of
People lining the street.
Tbs departure OF the queen on Mon
day for tho south OF France has
dawn forth pathetic account
o. the increasing fcebleness OF
hsr majesty. IL IL said that
,be IL evidently Rrievlng greatly at the
Ices Of Prince Henry Of Battenburg,
who was never tired OF waiti q upon
biz mothef-in-lAw, and who no doubt
had sincere love for the aged sovereign.
Ia view OF tho state Of her mnlesly'H
health, much OF tue usual state was
abandoned and che was carefully
wheeled on board the royal yacht In a
sp,citily constructed chair. Upon
awning nj Chsrb0utg there was u
dense Toy which did not tend IA
Improve tho condition. The gang.
ways, IL was noticed, were decorated
win black and white iiags, and by hei
mtjesty's command, ali floral and Other
decorations were removed. And ~
the WAS escorted ashore, n pathetic
picture OF woe, and almost heaftbroket
woman mourning her dead Rnd seem
ing TO take but little Interest In bel
tuffoundings, the funeral aspect o
which aided considerably TO thu
depressing nature Of the scene. AZ .
special mark VI respect TO the qpeeD
the bandmasler iof one OF the htencl
inlantfy regiments In Cherboutg com
Iosed n pi, &c Ia her honor. But sh,
would not allow II TO be played though
she did not forget the bandmHstef'
ihoughiulness, az n nice little pTeeen
taken to him by one Of the gentlemen
In valtlng testified.
CHANGE IN PUBLIC SENTIMENT
KkoARDINu sUhDAY.
The decision arrived NJ by Parlia
menl this week TO allow tbe opening
OF museums aud art galleries on Sur
days has afforded delight TO O.
majority Of the people and indicat,
rapid chahge In publ
sentiment on the subject.
was only ten years ago that ParliI
mont rejected IA similar molten by
crushing majority anu its action wa
uphe d IN most quarters. But tho d.
termination 10 open the British an
kensiug,on museums, the Nationl
gallery, etc, On Sundays, Ia now II
celveJ with general commentator
which would seem to Indicate passiu
hwHy OF the stern conservatism who
has been feature Of the British cha
Helet Tor generations.
GIFTS FROM THE AMEER.
The Amser Of Afghauistan seems
have been pleased, nOtwithsiandin
hll reports 10 the contrary, nj the .
ceptlOu TO his second So, Naz'ull
Khan, Tor he Ia sending the Quet
10000 pounds worth 0f gifts In cDArI
OF sptcial envoy.
The Duchess OF Marlborough did NJ
hllenI Tue queens drawing room, a
though IT was annOunce1 that bt
would doso. Instead the young due
ets u manned la Paris, where she al
her husband are guests OF MaIqu
Of Dunerln, tho BRUSH embassa io
anu where the duchess was one OF u
guests invited 10 meet the Prince
Wales at luncheon, while on his "a
" the Riviera.
ST. PAuL's CATHEDRAL.
~. PAu's cathedral, after hAvil
heen given the very cold shoulder
royalty and tne hrIstoofacy for loi
Time past, IL again bro,miny fashio
h0le. The Prince OF Wales on sundi
last occupied tho dean's pew and /
Duchess OF York, during the ute
noon service OF the same ds
Eat IN the chair. Among those vi
were present ON the occasion were Al
bastaior BAyard and Lord and La'
Wolsley.
MIsoELLANEoUs NOTES.
IL lie reported that two new Libel
penny papers ats 10 be started shorl