Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-27
A LONDON BUDGET.
A'r.Cl1 and Yrellll8n Affairs Less
Important Than Sport
THE RussI,S.cn.NtSE ALLIANCE.
Fourth OF July Col bration-Disgrace-
fol Conduct Of Military Officers
-Amusem,ut Notes

LONDON. June H-lCopyHghtoli
1926, oy the Associated Prcss. The
attention OF large pert OF the cum
try during the past week has been
rivotod upon tue debates In the House
of Commons un the African situation
or upon the Venezuelan dispute, bu %
has almolt boon concentrated upon
L1rI's cricket gtounds where tho visit.
Ing Australian eleven sustained a sU.
we're defeat at the hands OF tue All
England, the latter winning by xix
wickels Tor putting the AuIirnlians
cut tor % runs In tho hlIcr's h,bt So.
uings. Iuofo was nothing In politcs
OF anything clio which iu ruy woy
neary Cqua'lcd the Interest taken 300
the cOnttbiing CrickoiUrs anu the crowd
present. 90 tho grounds ON Monday,
tue iif't OF tue three dny's play mum.
here 81. 600 persons.
Socially toe week mas been the busi.
ct for long time pact Ihe enter.
taiumsnis Included eleven balls y ven
ny wel.Hnowu hostcsstt Hud nt the
stAtr concert on Monday alouo ihe
CAT efing VI the duchUsBts was VI tue
most btillisnt kinJ, bat thU jewels 0i
thu Duchess OF MARLBOROUGH ouIshone
The Utuefs.
RUSSIA AND CHINA.
Ia diplomatic circles 10 IL no longer
q united that 1T Hung Chang, during
his visit % Moscow, arranged close
military alliance between China ami
EIasis, including the Construction OF
Grsilwag 90 connect the existing Rus
sian siberian railway with poH
Arthur.
Con. Alexander McCooh, VIII, was n
member oi thu United Sthtes cOmmis.
zion at Moscow upon tho occasion Of
tue coronation .Uicu, sails today Tor
New N.rs, He hss nsd fr,quen, L.
tsfviuws with Prince kuiRun, the
Russian miuislor VI ways Gud com.
muuicailpur, anu it N believed that
tn,sr interviews related 10 tho con.
tlucu1n OF tho railroad 10 Port A..
thuJ which both Russia anu Cblun
desire 90 zoe conducted under Amen.
can ausn Gee. ii Hung Chang while
Iu tno y fei States viii make q care.
lul Inspection OF the American rail:
rIudB hH will traverse while on bis way
ron New Y fH TO San Francisco and
PnEcr khnEou will make a similar
inspeotion % the russian railroads gu
an official Journey which he IN III [.
10 make ~ Siberia 10 Nlhdivpstuck nud
thence To Ctiua ara homo via tue
Uuitei states. Prince knukOl wnuu
d Young mAu studied tor scyrfal yBafH
rpaii shop ON one II the Amer.
can railroads..
CASADIAS FtREMEN PLEASED.
The Canadian bremen VINO have
been taking part In the international
tournament here, are greatly pleased
with the reception which has been nc
corded them. At the close Of the
tournament today they viii visit Paris
anu will not start for home before tax.
iug IN many sights on the continent
which viii probably postpone turir de-.
pQuuru fur toe ether side OF tho ATTAIN.
tlC ~ the middle OF July At the earl.
ttL
LADY JuuRNALIsrs CELEuHATE
stafford houss, which has been con.
piIeIed the most exclusive IN London,
was thrown open ON Wednesday night
by the Dlobets OF SuuIerlh nd Ia otJeT
10 celebrate the ilfst anniversary Of the
iOuuuaunu VI the : Clety OF Lady
Journalists. Ths gutsts wufo vel.
coined Ivy Me. Cfhgiu ana her cll-
leagues VINO stood In front OF the grand
staircase. The guests included Mi. a.
J. BHliuur, nut lord " the treasury;
the MfIquis Of Lhnusdowue, the toc.
Rotary oi state for war; Lord Rose.
berry, Mr. Henry Atquith, Lord
Runrld Cover, Oscar Browning,
William Back anu others OF equal
note. Tho DuoheeH Of sutherland,
liko her sister, the Counties Of War.
wick, IL an occasional Contributor 10
the pfes1.
FOURTH % July RECEPTION,
Mis-. Martin Victoria Woodbury. has
inundated LuudUu with Invitations ~
Fourth Of July reception, Ut which
the SIats anu stripes, It Il proposed,
Will be entwined, not with the union
jack but the royal STANDARD.
The Globe, commenting upon Mrs.
MarIiu's proposition, says. ave un.
detslaud that the Fourth Of July II
Independence Day, Uut hOwover inde'
punl,nt tho Americans msy be, there
ID no reason WY they should diore.
gard tradition which makes tue royal
STANDARD tue peculiar badge OF roy.
atty"
"THE gu EES's OWN
The Fourth uuasirs, "lhs Queenis
own" are boiug TBked by tao press
and irDwHeI upon by tue public iu
general. Some time ago, II appears,
tue Ulcers OF the Fourth Hussafa bu :
He'd suuai Tern named Hodge, To such
M extent inst he Teiignod And went
10 AlT.UG, This caused some comment
In tho press, but this matter was
allowed q urOp. Later u ttauapifrd
that when young man named Bruce
Proc was Ep4ritud 10 tho Fourth Hus.
sara no WIS invited 10 dine ut tho
NlmTIl Cub b i've sIbaltBrnB who,
after making inquiries 40 TO his mgauH,
told him u' was not wanted TO-
the regiment, anu that unless
he retired .rEcelgIiy he would DO
made % retire In Disgrace. Tue yJuus
lieutenant declined TO rlet.u Aud gU.
ported ne matter % the o J itnnt. But
IL seems all tho rilioag- Il lau Tsgi-
meni, rom colonel dUwp, b0ycoItpu
and tuilieI aim uutll no was finally
compelled 10 resign on tine gguuuI tual
no Wss roo familiar witn prIystes.
'rhe affair Is cauliug gue greatest *.
element IN the service. especially ~ 10
Is claimed that theTe IS deliberate
conspiracy um1ng tue CfiCers 10 that
regiment 10 all W uOns uu, those who
are 10 keep hunters aul race noises 10
remain Ia tue regiment,
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Elzabo,h stage society will
give performance oi MARROW and