Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-01
Ary.y on Account ol'lhe Health 0.
Qlstn Victoria.
PREPARED roa Ii nUNG CHANG.
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ana other Circles. While u 10 almil,c
that such reports have bcoomg current
irsquuntly In previous ycau, there g.
no donying that her msltsiyA doclit.
ing health h causing muCb auKioty,
and II 10 generally believed that her
retirement from public ne is only n
question OF rhori time. Acc tdln
% tue Program tho quturt whom not
pu the cUntiaunt, Will lesllu tiluUr 90
OsbJrnu ur a. Balmoral Rui will iufu
over Windsor castle ana Buckingham
palace TOT tho U.S. o. the Puncn aud
Princess Of Walos. The piIuCu may
not DO debated regent but may cGrf.
oiau the uutcs OF such roHtion % OIL
iutentA aud TufpdBtH according ~ tho
reports Ia circulation.
II IL believed that tuo rumlt1 % tht
approaching retirement Of htr mguaty
gained inuch strength irom uiatumunif
attributed 10 her during nor last visit
10 this city, upon the occhai1E " thu
marriage o Pfinctss Maud 90 Wnlei 90
Prince Charles Of Io4mats. The
queen was then said 10 have repeatedly
stated that II was hur last visit 90 Lon.
don ana TO this cautu ia parly at
tfitutod her mnlosyid deep rmotiot
when hckuow ding tho cheers Of
tue crowds lining the fOulu from the
palace " tho railroad station by hCf
maiusiy where che look tho tsaiu ,ilT
Windsor. Tears were econ 10 he
coufHing down tho qurul's checks ami
there were other evidence that che
was deeply Effected by the loyalty AL
sympathy displayed on all tiJ,s.
IsIEREsr IN ~ aUSo CHANG.
Tie preparation for the reception Of
III Huug Chang clutiuuus, AMI her
"a. lsly, IN spite u the piec4d4uB state
VI nrs health, ~ said 20 be especially
interested In tue coming Oi the CAi.
ntsc ambassador who hns been made
20 much OF IN Russia, Gsrmauy anu
France. The Chiuesc statesman lie
cooked 10 land iu England On Monday,
nnd he viii b. 0suuflsd W Lord Ions.
dAiu's splendid mansion IN Carleton
houss Trfrncr, this ciJN which has
been secuted Ny tue government foi
| tho accommodation oi 1t Hung Chang
curing tue month whiol hu 10 expect.
Vd 10 spend IA kugland.
An ciabofniU suTits OF entertainments
anu loyal events mas teau arranged IA
his honor. Vanity Far wAIus itt
readers ngnintt the members ui IL
Hung ChAngd suite. saying that the
tulR Of them arc quite a low Glaze Of
men who would not care ~ venture
Into an Eugiith OF American muf-
ohsnps private reception room al
Shanghai.
Tho newspapers Tor Fomo time past
have cOntaiuUu q mass OF matter cou-
Al q - d..
said that the ChiuUtu yicefOy, when
invited 10 dinner, insists upon dining
from his own cuisine before going To-
only mukes ptoluu6u Of dining
when h6 10 at tho bauquots given 10
him. After tho dinner given to him
by Prince Bismarck ~ ttrdeTichsTulu
tue German Statesman expressed
nstonishment, II ~ tuiI, OF thu fact
that Ii Hung Chang dld not taste any
VI the dishes placed before him,
wh0teupon tho traveller IL reported 10
have taldi cit IL not NJ my age that
Quo chances his hgbite. II dinrd
with you l should DO forced TO pnTiAko
OF faro which | did not liAe. HeucB 4
prefer 10 abstain from eating rather
than be asked to make face az every
thing not 10 my taste"
Pnuco Bismarck IL reported TO have
lhu.eupon remarked "How do you
know That you would not like our GOOD
ueTma n cuisine since you have never
tried AZ"
"rhat IL true" tho Chinaman IL
credited with having replied. "But
would you cat with pleasure the chi.
neso dish Of rats, OF u0gs, II l served
II up nj my tablet"
This question tobms 10 have silunCed
the great German slntutman,
III Hung Chang takes his mFals
alone, drinks only cold or warm tea,
never eats between meals Aud takes
only two meals day, one at noon and
the other at O'Clock. He tmokes
opium la Apipo whigh Ia specially
cared for by ouo OF his servants, anu
curing his meals be takes pun OF two.
On the other hand, u h said the most
OF the Chinese stalssman's suite coon
become accustomed 20 foreign cookery
ami drink wine ami even beer with
their meals.
1lIE tOCIALlsr CJSGREss.
The Socialist c1uguIa which has
been In session here during tho past
ridiculous exhiUit Of impotence anu
inadequate Organization VI tho sim
pltst autall8 uocpHary for the conduct
Of special congress sud the delegates
would have buuu handicapped thereby
Ia any attempt 10 DO business, even
had there been no disc1fd,
Matthew Mcguire, thu leader of the
American 6hguuu o, the buoiali6I con.
gTesP, Inf IImsA a reporter Of th0 A..
ISOLATED Pfusa that absolute Ignorance
OF the principles " tho Socialist move.
ment existed "a the committees AZ
pointed 20 frame tho resolutions.
The congress bar also proved that 90
wide 10 the disaimiiarity between tho
foreign anu English sprnking doioga.
Hone thas uothi. & closer II possible
than international sympnthy. Con.
oefiei methods are Uut 20, lRu question.
Tue press ana the people while credit.
Ing tue congress with serious Intentions
have been amused 90 lA ndiplesautfa
la the face OF International diszeutlou.
MEDICAL MEE MEET.
The Bnush Medical sa.onlaiiou
opened it, annual meeting At CRruslo
on Tuesday with iIs various sections