Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-21
LONDON IS STORMY.
Affairs Among the Uppsr Crust In the
Metropolis.
HOLLANDS INDEPENDENT QUEEN.
Concilis'ion of Irish by Giving Royalty
a New Tille-Negr0 Painttr's sue.
cess heai r. cal Matters.


cess-i heairical Matters.
LONDON, Aug. 2I,-(Copyrightod
1887, by the As.ociated Press.) The
bad weather and many sharp thunder
storms which have prevailed during
the week, found Londoa empty OF the
fsshiousbIs throng, Rotten r W de-
sorted aud many OF the leading olubs
closed for their annual overhauling.
RoYALTY's MOVEMENTS.
The queen starts to Balmoral next
week, accompanied by Princess Henry
OF Battenb burg and tbeif suites. Her
majesty, who Ia In the best OF health,
Is following very closely the events
ttanepiring In India. So soon az the
queen gets to BalmofRl sue VIII take
up her project for Widows PEN
siUns, which plan Will pro-
Vide every deserving widow
VI rs years Of age and upw0ruP
who IL In want with pension from a
state fund for that purpose. The en-
thubissiic reception which tho duke
and duchess o York have met with
In Dublin lie saiJ to have greatly dis
appointed tue Irish Iatlonalists. The
visit has been managed with excellent
tact in marked contrast to the visit oil
the prince AMI princess OF Wales to
Ireland, when II was sought to make
party capital out Of the event.
AT Dublin the reception Of the duke
md cucness was made hearliet thRu nj
klngetown, where The royal party
landed, anu more general than an.
ticipated by even The most enthusi.
astio Ioyalists.
PRINCE OF IRELAND.
The enthusiasm Increased as the
royal party proceeded from the rail-
road station through the streets.
1t is not to be wondered at that the
suggestion " now regarded fAvOrabIy
10 create the ddke OF York prince OF
Ireland ana TO make that title pei
manent one for the eldest son OF tho
prince OF Wales.
RESTORED TO FAVOR.
The permission accorded Prince
Francis OF T.ck to JOIN the Augl,-
Egyptian expedition up the Nile is
accepted Ms proof that he Is restored
to the favor OF his Influential rela-
lions.
The prince was packed off to India
for ipcurring a heavy gambling debt,
bis friends being compelled to find the
money TO safety It. THIS, however,
they only did on condition that the
prince Join the district staff OF Bonn
bay whore the conduct OF she prince
has been most exemplary.
FORTUNATE TO HAVE AN HEIR.
The heirrecently born to the Earl OF
Craven, whose wife was formerly Miss
Corneiia Martin, ouly daughter OF
Mr.. Brsdley.Martin OF New York,
promises to make a nanoisi d difference
to the earl whose estates are extensive,
but heavily enou IN bered and not very
valuable. Il is understood that Mr..
Brailey Martin, since he has become
grandfather, has been showing q
disposition TO 10 som thing eubAtau-
tial in the way OF wiping out the
mortgages on the earl's estate.
WITH THE ARIsToCRATs.
Prince Max OH Saxony, after years
OF missionary work In Whiteehspel,
has returned to Dresden.
He says ne awaits the decision OF
his bishop whether to return to White
Chapel, though the members OF the
royal family ut Dresden are exerting
their Influence to withdraw him from
such work and install him in some
court.religious position.
The prlnce however is disinclined
10 accept such an Office.
The Coun aud COu ntess- de Castei-
lane are now at Bouvil!s after an ex-
tended cruise along the Norwegian
coast In the yacht alfalfa. The
son OF the late John MiIlxis former
president OF the royal academy Will
shortly publish life OF his father.
WILL SELECT HER OWN HUSBAND.
Queen Wilnelmina OF Holland fatty
reluses to marry Prince Bernhard OF
S.xt- w eimsr, whom ner mother, the
@ Iesn regent Emma, selected as the
young queens husband. Tho little
queen declares she will remain single
until 1890. (she WAS born In August,
1880 anu will then select her own
husband.
CAPTAIN KANE's RETIRRMEsr.
Captain Kane, who comma ded
the British warship Calliops at Samoa
In 1883, has been obliged by i'll health
to give up his appointment at the
as director OF naval ordi-
nance.
YOURSELVES VEHICLES sUco EssFUL.
The first real effort OF horssless
vehicles In LOndpn was made on
Thursday, when q company placed q
dozen electrical cabs on the street.
They resemble ooupes and the ac-
consist OF iorty cells
capable OF propelling them over fifty
miles at cost OF fifty cents. The
rear " wheels DO the driving and the
front wheels do the steering. They
have heavy rubber tires, have up
holstered spring cushions, are lighted
by electricity are speedy anu almost
poissless. They appear to be giving
every satisfaction. The machines
seem under perfect control and thread
thslr way wonderfully through the
traffic. The tariff IL the same as that
of the cab.
THEATRICAL NEWS.
The performance OF so-oalied copy.
right productions Of various plays TO
UNI the requirements Of the English
law has given rise TO much comment
recently.
1t Is seriously questioned whether
the 1. ri OF TeuuIllons that nre CUSTOM