Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-05
JUBILEE ECHOES.
4 Variety Of Prsludss to Great Brit
AIMS Festivities.
4 HISTORICAL COSTUME BALL.
The United States Silver Commission
ers in France-News Of The
Dramatic World.

1897 by the Associated Press. lit 4.
impossible to escape the jubilee echoes.
Already everything is turning upon
the celebration, dress decoration and
ontertsi menis, while there is n
shrieking chorus from the press, warn
ing everybody against all Imaginable
disasters which. 1t 10 claimed, Or.
likely to ensue. 1t is even pointed out
that the proposed bonfires are like y
TO set the whole country In a blaze,
while other corrsspo ndents are 90 i'm.
pressed with the Importance OF the
jubilee that they are not satisfied with
the name OF England or Britain aud
want England to be re.christeneu
with LELAND, the first tour letters be-
ing tho initials OF Wales, Iielano,
Scotland anu ELgisnd. THIS is
capped by another correspondent who
wants the empire to be- called Enwis-
cola, 80 as to bring III the colonies oil
England, and that all subj.cts OF the
queen be called Enwiscolisns.
Jubilee seats sw winding tis rampant.
Sbnrpers are meeting the incoming
steamers at Port Said, Brindisi and
sdspicious passengers unexisting sents
10 view the pro cession. Many Amer-
cans nave been victimIzsd In this
manner al Queenstown.
Complical.ons In regard to the
special embassy of air. Waiteiaw
Reid. proprietor OF the New York
Tribune, are already on the horizon.
The queen will receive Mr.. Reid son.,
following the same precedent with ali
the otn.r Ppsclal EN- OaHsiee. The fot-
e'gh flee 10 prepared to provide quar-.
teIs lur Mr.. Reiu ana his suite, en-
bracing In the latter General Nelson
A. Miles ana Rem Admiral J. N,
Miller, U. b. N. Mr.. Reid, however,
proposes to 10 credit ~ the United
States and MIR. Ogden Mills, his
brother-in-law, IL already here seeh.
ing n large house for tue acDommoda-
tion of the special embassy. The
foreign tfilcs officials are glau to have
Mr.. Reia do lhif, but they say they
cannot separate General Miles ana
Admiral Miller from the rest Of his
suite and they must pr vide their own
quarters.
Upwards Of 85, 600 signatures have
already been Obtained sfor the Scottish
national memorable the queen, pray.
words Great Britain and Britisn
should always by su bstItuted for En-
land and English.
Mr.. joan Erskin, a, merchant o.
Belfast, Irslsno. hss offered the lords
OF the treasury Tor the queens accept-
nnce, magnificent. freehold overioos-
ing Bsifast.LOugh, rs the site OF u
royal residence In 1reIanu. The latter
country, 1t 10 claimed IN some
quarters, has always iretted over the
fact that the queen doee not visit that
portion Of her dominion, ana 1t has
been asserted that her failure to do 70
is the refult OF the refusal OF Dublin,
In the eixiiee, to grant site in
Ph9 ak pnrz lor q monument TO the
lale Prince Copsort.
HISTORICAL COSTUME BALL.
The duchess OF Devonsnirs's his
torical COS ume ball ON July 9 III prom.
les to be u magnificent affair. II 10
understood That the duchess OF Mari.
Borough Formerly Miss Vanderpiit)
VIII appear In tthe character o.
Columbus, and the duke Of Mari.
borough has ordered Louis XVI COS.
tune with wonderful, jeweiied EN-.
brolderies. The princs OF Wales will
represent one OF his ancestors.
NO FAITH IN THE SILVER COM
MISSION.
In spite OF the cordiality with which
the United States monetary commits.
sion has been received on all sides
In Ffance, It Is non believed anything
practical 10 likely to be accom- plishsd
there. Much has been made Of the
utterancts Of NJ. Mellne, the French
premier, at the Paris banquet, but he
carefully pointed out that he spoke In
his own name aud not In behalf Of
the government OF France. II is also
known that he has declared France
would not take the initiative unless
certain that Great Britain would take
part In the movement. Unfortunately
ior their usefulness In Fraucs at
least, two out OF the three American
commissioners do not speak word Of
French and neither docs the official
secretary OF the commission. The
awkwardness OF this was shown ct the
banquet, when the American visitors
couiu not respond to The toasts.
aALTHE MoRE's OWNER.
MIR. ]. Gublins, the owner of Galtee
More, the Irish colt which won the
derby on Wednesday last, was q poor
man working in America when he
Inherited great fortune from his
uncls, Mr.. Wyse, the Irish distiilsr,
and hmm ediatsly Ieturnsd to ireland.
Galtee More Is probably one OF the
most valuable horses iu the long list OF
Derby winners. Several weeks before
the race, Mr.. Gublins refused E25, 900
(Sl26, 00O) Tor the colt. sFFai
Mrs. Charles Stewart Parueli, widow
OF the late irish leader, u about 10 take
up her residence at lrematon castle,
near Plymouth.
THE DRAMATIC WORLD.
The only dramatic novelties OF the
week have been T. . Maid OF Athens,
produced at the o Jera comlgue on
Thursday night, aud Settled Out OF
Court, produced on Thursday az The
Globe. Neither scored. Tho former
10 the usual musical and larcial med
ley, with muse bnll comedians aud
tne latter 10 glopmy comedy drama.
There seems TO be boom in theatri.
cal goods "made In America" Just
now. A Night on is still doing good
business at line Vaudeville iheatef,
where 1t has been successfully running
Tor q twelve.moDtb. Scores service
packs the Adeiphi thenter nightly.
War 10 reported TO have brosen out
hsswssn Audtan, tho composer Of La