Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-28
PRAlSEFROM OMAPRINCE
Wales BsEt0vs High Compliment on the
Aged Gladstone.
EMINENT STATESMAN on EDUCATION
Cultivation Of the Mind More Necessary
Nov Than Ever Before.
NEEDED TO OFFSET BAsER TENDENCIES
Uplifting Of The Race from the worship Of
Maumou TIE Ain.
. COUNTESS WARWICK IS FRUSTRATED
Heroine of Tranbycroft Finds Her
strength Unequal to the Gait
She Has Essayed and Must
Recaup.
Uplifting Of The Race from the worship Of
Maumou the Ain,
COUNTESS WARWICK IS PRosTATEE

I.
LONDON. June g7.-tNsw York World
CabIegran-Special telegram receP- /
ton Of Nj Gladstone at the installation Of
the prince q Wales As chancellor Ct the lew
Welsh university was an sxtraor1i1a-y
tribute 70 the veteran statesman. Tie
prince said al luncheon. Most cordially DO
I thank you, IN the name Of he princess
Of Wales and L my ow1. for the way in
which this toast has been proposed and re-
ceived. You VIII all join with ne, I an
sure in thanking tie veteran statesman and
eminent scholar Mr.. Gladstone, who, not
wl-hsta1dl-E his advanced age, has under
taken q Journey. necessarily tatigl-ng- in
order 70 pay compliment TO the University
CT Wales and to myself as its chancellor
u nay truly say that one Of the proudest
moments q ny lie vas when I found ny
self II the HatJsTi1g position Of being able
TO confer Al academic distinction upon Mr
Gladstone, who furnished the rare instance
Of man who has achieved one Of the high
est positions as statesman and at the
same tine in the domain Of literature and
scholarship. HIS translation Of The Odes
OF Horace would alone constitute lasting
monument 70 him even had he not accom-
plished so much besides which has rs1-
iered him IIusrrious.
Nor Go We extend a less warm welcome
TO Nj. Gladstone's very faithful cauParion
md helper d-ri1g many years Of his busy
lie"
GLADSTONE on EDUCATION.
Nj GIzdstune's address vas characterized
hy all his usual eloguence and force OF
wealth and education be said
The University. after all speaking
largely and generally. represents the prin-
ctple Of mental cultivation. Well sir. there
never was tine when It was more req
uisite more urgently necessary that the
principle Of mental cultivation should be
thrust into the foreground and held up Cn
high before the entire community Fer
We live il q period when what I nay call
wealth-naking conditions are multiplied 70
Al enormous extent The en5oynents OF
LIE among those who have the means Of
commanding those sn5oyuents and tie
-uuveniences Of life have grown around Us
ever since ny boytood II degree that can
hardly be conceived by those who have
not witnessed the change.
The meaning OF all this is that wealth
IS acquiring a still greater hold upon Us
The hold Of wealth upon mankind was
always sufficient but ny lord, president
/ wealth which IS q good servant Is q bad
master. and there Is 1c master who has
had the power Of degrading 2 human being
more than The unchecked dominance Of
wealth Against The dominance Of wealth
the University represents the anragG1is-u
which Is offered to il by mental culrva-
ton.
The mind Of man should be treated as
it is. as a rich domain. requiring only re-
be well ploughed and 10 be well sowl an5
70 be attended 70 In order TO yield the
richest harvest and in order TO make aa
/ efacruaI protest against the unchecked pur-
suit Of material Interests which, believe ne
| cCrstitures one Of the greatest social and
7 may even say. one Of the greatest spiritual
/ dangers Of the period II which We live
The most notable wedding IN London for
years vas that II the vast nave Cf s.. PauIs
cathedral this week Of VIscouat Milton Cheir
0f Earl FftZWillian- cue Of the richest peers
Of England and Lady MaUde DU1das,
daughter Of the marquis Of Zerlard Il was
the third wedding celebrated in ST. Paul'E
In century. i is low said that both the
youthful bridegroom and his bride narrow
ly escaped death the night before, having
been poisoned II some unexplained way by
something eaten al dinner. Only prompt
eretics saved them They were hardly able
70 attend the ceremony
WILL PARALYZE PARIS
Paris papers say q remarkable tete is 70
be given July l by Count and Countess Boni
De Cas1illane, IN the Csr-Ie des Acaciag IN
the Bois De BouIogne. II he grounds Of
what formerly was the Cer1Is Ges Pauneurs
Three thousand invitations have been ls-
sued and al great funcllJuaIies Of Paris
viii be present There VIII Re q wonderful
fireworks display which the public can gee
from the avenue outside The Cerule des Aea-
cias- II Is 10 farm a. exact reconstruction
Of the fifth day Of Tie fet=s celebration At
Versailles OF the occasion Of the mgrria-ge q
Louis XIV with Marie Theresa Of Austria
on = raised platform 600 oorypdses chorus
men and women, and musicians q the
Opera, under the direction Of n Vidal VII
reproduce the dances and eh0rus.s Of TIE
seventeenth century After h. fireworks
there VIII be dancing OF . large lawn inside
the skating pond
Another interesting social function IN
Paris viii be the marriage Of Miss Louise
Patterson Bonaparte and Count Adam vaa
Moltke-H TItfel6t- The lldT IS ne E-ezr
Eranr1au ghrer a Jerome, wFo vas sTesrel
king of WesrphzIia ~ rs elder 5rurf or. Ma
pole0n. and the lovely El-zaJatl Paterson
thesdaughter Of a rich EaIsluicrs -rerehaut
whom jerome basely repuIL4t=d a. tie en-
perors bidding though the pope refused
divorce Mss Paterson B0uaparre's future
husband IS The son u q Wou S7oNu az To-
Iat-st who has represented Denmark in
France tor thirty-hve years, and Is az at
rache Al the spanish Legation ST. Peters
burg The Danish family Of MoiEke- F4glr-
feldr is ID no way connected Eith the Msck-
isub0Urg house 70 which the late Field Mar-
shAl vOn Moitks belonged
MME. EAMEs' MOVEMENTS
Nine. Esmes Mrs Julian story has al
resdy APPEARED II niae q the sixteen grauz
performances for which she vas engaged
ana has been the feature Of tbs season
opera IN Paris The French government