The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-27
HOGS ARE GRUNTING
ALL PLUNGED THEIR SHOOTS INTO
TIE JUBILEE TROUGH.

Brisssss Ahoas TAsAs Evil Lues- qassn
Gets More Presents than Any body Fine
Words About Anbassadoe Hsy-GOssip
of the Loados ssaee-Forsssn News.
Copyrighted 1897 b the Associated Prsss)
London. June 2.-Aster the jubilee fes-
uvities there has been a. deuge Of Srum-
bies. begun by The sDecuia,ors. who. Al
most without exception. have hos. money
owing 20 their foosshness In demanding
fortunes for seats. Then. the caterers DID
no, find the crowd as hungry and thirsty
as they considered the people ovSa; TO
have been, the tradesnen found that The
Jubilee visitors could no; bay 20 any very
great extent. as 1: took mos, ell their saw
tngs 30 see the show, and there has been
considerable grualblins or the subject o.
The jubilee honora The men Whose
names have been LEFT out Of the list are
notably Liberal politicians and former
ministers, who declare that the honors
were given on. on The s,ricfess party
Ines. With the exception cf Sir William
HaDcourt no former Liberal minister was
invited 10 be presen. 20 the ceremony be-
fore S. Paurs cathedral and the men,
be-s Of cha house oc commons who arriv-
ed 100 late q; Buckingham Palace 10 De
In the audience, declare that the queen
should have waited for them The chart
table societies women taiak that The
Princess Of Wales dinner 10 che poor
was a charitable thought. but they claim
that Il was q mistaken idea and that The
money had better been given 10 the soci-
e:ies dealing habi.ually with this work
An undertaken got ready a thousand
coffins. and no one needed them The
temperance people are wildly raving at
beer being given 10 the outcast poor. ana
there are thousands oc complaints basel
upon Jealousy. tina; everybody cou,d not
gs; a front sea, az favored place and
at every end.
THE QUEENS PRESENTS.
The queen has already received
small museum OF costly presents and
many more are on their way to Her Ma
jes,y. Whatever form they take most OF
these gifts are studded with gems. The
presen: OF the Prince and Princess OF
Wales and their children Is a large dia-
mond brooch with jubilee inscription
and that OF. the Duke and Duchess OF
Saxe-Cobure and Gotha- the Duke and
Duchess OF Connanghf, Prince and Prin-
cess Christian OF Sehleswig- Holstein. the
Marquis and Marchioness of Lorne. Prin-
cess Henry OF Bsttenburg and the Du-
chess of Albany is a long chain Of dia-
mond links. also Jubilee-inscribed. The
| C!nealese sent an address in an ivory
and gold cosket encrus;ed with $50 gems
and al the chiefs OF India are sending
presents.
MRS. BRADLEY-MARTIN AT LAST
Americans are much in evidence at the
jubilee procession. Mrs. Bradley-Mardn
dressed in blue, was al the Bachelors
| club; Mrs William Waldorf As'or. witt
| a large party, was at Lord Normanton';
house on Pail Mall: Lady William Beres
| ford entertained a large luncheon party
and Mrs. John W. Mackay received Z
few intimate friends Mrs. Cavenilsh
Bentinck and a number Of others. includ
! ing Mrs Ogden Goe!et and her daughter.
| and Mrs. Rona.ds. was al Clarence house
Mrs. Whfelaw Reid. wife OF the Unite
States special envoy. gave a luncheon q
a party after the procession. as did Mrs
John Hay. wife OF the United States am
bassador. Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain wen
20 all the functions. AZ 81. Paul's csthe
draI she wore a very attractive cos;um
| OF light green silk. and Mrs. George y
L IL ~.
James ". Roosevelt VINO. with Mrs. How
ard Kingscote, has taken Warwick hous
81. James, gave large concert on Mon
day. The house was drsped with viii;
| roses and orchids in American pro1nsion
The Winnipeg oarsmen who sre 20 TAX
part in the Hen.cy regatta viewed IN
procession from the Cambridge snclosur
and returned to Henley in time 10 TAX
a spin over the course. They have takei
auar-crs at the Manor farm and are de
lighted with the hospitality shown then
on all sides They say that the Britishsr
cannot do enough 10 make things pleas
ant for them Tncy rowed over the fu
course on Thursday. for the fret tine. 4
good time and with plenty " power.
4
Vanity Fairs cartoon for the presen
week IL Colonel Jonn Hay. the Unite
States ambassador. who thus joins "a
gallery of the mos. famous men Of -
day" After q fiat;eTing notice % Colons
Hay as a journalist poet. author. soldis
and diplomat. Vanity Fair conc-p3es
"He has wife and charming dsugais
who have Immediately taken places I
Loadon society. Altogether ~ is quite
cultured American, who can talk exceed
ing vel. He Is kindly. rather serious
coed na;ured. polite gentleman. wh
speaks with q slight accen. when warn
ed 20 the subject
There is considerable con1-n.ea; q. -
| Canadian premier. Wllfred Laurier. 81
| cep;lng k-ightnooj after repeatedly q.
cining the honor ard contrary 20 2ssc'
| dent IN the csse o. Canadian preniers.
The Prince Of Wales has started a De-
type o, nat. basei on he mode of fun
J beaver. with broad. curied b-irn. = man
years ago.
LONDON STAGE GOSSIP.
NJ Cass Froanzn has returned sFo'
Paris aai has completed al ssrzns'
znea;s % become a L1otoa rcesiFici
manager. ~: his interest," IL ias CE.ts
States Is 50 large ;hss i; - Impossible .
hin % give u2 their management eaiiF'
-. Therefore Nr. Fro1asn xil f3ys1
IS time between r4ond,a and New foF'
Mr. wIilsr: Is b xea os>aset v1ss .
recs2tiSa Ia ADerlGa that se is fully .
.er7niasi . return there nsx; sSasa'
lie - nox lookinx aroa1t Cor nss 5iscs
. take over Eita hiu1. and has sS7i
made Up bis mind e -sc1rs TIE Pays
can" ~4fh xzish CARTS Wyz15s'