Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-12
LATEST LONDON GOSSIP.
What the People Across the Pond are say
ing and Doing.


al any time during the present year ana
the fashionable restaurants are crowd
ed with them nightly, while the faie
boys are to be seen everywhere There
are many Chicagoans at the Savoy he
tel, including Mr. Marshall Field, Mrs.
Eddy and her daughter, Mrs. Cation, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Watrous, Mr. Watson
Blair. Mr.. George Armour, Mr. f. Keep
Cation, and others. Mr. AMI Mrs. Eddy
started for Schlangenbad yesterday eve
ming.
Col. Walker, of the Ancient and Hon
orable Artillery Company OF Massachu-
setts, said TO a representative OF inc
Associated Press to-day. our Vlslc
virtually concluded last night with the
smoker Of the Honorable Artillery Com
pany, though most of the anclents VIII
be present in uniform this afternoon ar
the annual inspection Of the Honorable
Artillery Company
Il wish to record our keen delight at
the character of the reception we nave
met withs OF course We expected the
generous whole-souled cOurteSies Of our
comrades. But we totally unexpected the
great popular reception by the masses
of the people which we have met with
every moment since arriving here. 1t
is very clear to all of us that the mass
OF the Englishmen are heart and soul
against any interruption Of the peace
fnl relations between the two coun-
tries, and they took this occasion 10
Epo taneous.y demonstrate the game.
This is the spirit manifested by the
Queen, Prince of Wales, Duke OF Con-
naught, Lord WOlseley and every one in
authority.
They all seem to be most anxious to
emphasize the pleasure Of seeing The an
GENTS"
DR.. George C. Lorimer of the fremont
Temple, Boston, has been invited 70 open
the ceremonies of the Burns 2ele5ra ions
son July 10; but he was unable TO accept.
He will speak however in Ayrshire on
Iuly %. DR.. Lorimer occupies the pulpit
of the Marylbone Parish church. Ar
rangaments for the garden party at
Buckingham palace on Monday are on
a giagntic scale. Two tons of fruit es-
pecially picked for the occasion will be
sent from the Windsor Castle orchards.
Such large crowd is anxious 10 be pres
emit that it is expected an overflow party
will be given at the palace within fort
night 1t is uncertain whether the queen
will be present on Monday; but if she
comes TO London she will only stay
couple If hosrs and return TO Windsor
the same afternoon. On the following
IL.
for Princess Mauds wedding Wednes-
day and proceeds to Auburn on Thurs
day.
The arrangements for the ceremonial
of the royal wedding are giving a great
deal of trouble, owing to the constant
changes 1t has now been decided that
there will be three professions from the
state apartments TO the private chapel,
the members Of the royal family 10 the
royal guests, the bridegroom and his
supporters and the bride and the brides
maids The queen VIII be wheeled 10 the
entrance of the chapel which she will
enter alone just before the bride. The
queens state trumpeters, outside of the
chapel will herald the arrival of each
procession with a fanfare.
Princess Maud has already received
five bicycles as wedding presents.
Regarding the marriage settlement,
it appears that Princess Alaude Will
have $4,000 ($20,000) out of the allow
ance granted by Parliament to the
Prince of Wales in 1889. and the Crown
Princess of Denmark makes an allow
ance of 10000 (S50,000) to Prince
Charles. The couple will occupy =
suite of rooms in the palace of the King
of Greece at Copenhagen, and they will
also occupy a villa near Bernstorf cas-
tie as their country residence in Den
mark, while small mansion at Apple
ton. near Sandri1gham, will be the
English home of the couple, thus they
will have f14000 10 $4,000 year and
no rent to pay.
Princess Maud has lately taken 10
"Poker work which consists in trac-
ing and working out curious oriental
patterns with red hot irons on wood.
The Princess has applied this work to
the ornamentatiOn of book covers.
1t is announced that after the annual
manouevres the Duke and Duchess OF
York will go to Australia on board the
cruiser Blenheim, the fastest cruiser
in the British navy.
The Duke of York led the fashion
among royalties of wearing the new
Anime shaped hat in straw, so that they
will soon be in the fashion here The
Prince of Wales still prefers soft
brown tyroleZ hat.
South I,ondoners had an unusual sight
ON Wednesday-th of seeing the Ouch
egs of Albany riding On a fire engine
c,inging to the brass work while the
horses were galloping at a great pace
The Duchess of Albany and Princess
Elizabeth OF Waldock-Pyrmont has
been visiting the chief fire station,
where they saw the fire escape and
water tower drill.
The Princess then went for a drive
in answer to a supposed alarm of fire.
General Meredith, after years oil
search in behalf Of the Sons OF the ReVo-
luton. has ascertained the burial place
Of the remains Of Paul Jones TO be in
a Protestant cemetery formerly situated
ON the site Of the present Rue Hospital
81. Louis. The spot is now covered Wlth
houses; but as the body was enclosed IN
a lead coffin, with view OF having 1t
transported to the United States, 1t IS
believed that it may yet be discovered.
His collateral descendant, Nine. Com
bault. is aiding in the search.
A scheme is on foot to erect a gigantic
model of the globe, surrounded by staff
cases. twice the size of the proposed
globe for the Paris exhibition. The
scale viii be one-five-hundreths of ma
ture and the globe will take two years
to build. London will be about the size
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