Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03
AFTER THE JUBILEE.
London Slowly Dlscardlns The Hell-
day Garb.
ouAnBrnLAls's SOCIAL FlAsco.
a.. Indication sensation--L,c ure on
Am,rlcau Composers = FROM
the World Of Drama.

en0eu, anu h'""o"
dofipg lis holiday garb. But .ne "n
dressing apparently takes as long as
tho stessipg. Carpenters are s'ii
s,nvlv teariug down the stands. MOST
ot the principal princes and speoiai
ENJOYS have departed.
The special embassy OF the hon.
Wh,telaw Reid enGed yesterday anu
did 90 with continued marks oil gra"'
ind. from the British government Tor
IN, manner n W hich the United States
has been represented. While Mr.. ana
Mrs. R.id's official tack 10 over their
nsrsonaI engagements promi.e 10 De
almost as important and numerous.
CONFLICT BETWEEN THE ARMY
AND NAVY.
General N elson A. Miles, u. 3. A.,
las been rather embarrassing ele-
ment Ia the United States special
mission and to the British govern ment
"a he insisted upon taking more than
thew intended him to DO. The gov
eminent had proviued rooms. servants
anu carriage ut the Alexandra
hotel Tor r ar Admiral ]. N. Miller.
II. &, N, ana General Miles, but the
Invitation was not extended TO their
wives, General Miles arrived first
with MIA wife and occu pied both room g,
leaving Admiral Miller the room The
court Officials had intended for the
seryInts accompanying the two OIL
Gers, Admiral Miller thereupou ut-
ulineI 10 remain at the hotel, and re-
pai,td to lodgings IN Hall Noun street,
where his family WAS installed. This
court officials were generally uis-
lressed aud wished to take suit OF
rooms at the Victoria hotel for Ad-
miral Miller, but the latter declined.
THE BROOKLYN.
The naval otficlals are greatly die
turned at the Brooklyn leaving Spit
\ Head on Sunday, thus preventing the
\ American officers from taxing part In
the festivities which occurred at
Portsmouth. On Wednesday,, while
the Bropkly was at Southampton bir
William White, Gteat Britaln's great
ssi naval constructor with party
came up on the Turbine, the new tor.
reuo boat. Sir William was shown
over the chip apd examined every.
Thing with the greatest interest. He
was especially complimentary OF the
hlrsng, ments connected with the guns
Tor the protection Of the engines.
CHAMBERLAIN's BANQUET.
The secretary OF slate for the
colonies, Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain,
provided royalty with a new sensation
on WednesIay. Wishing TO have an
overwhelming social show Nj. CHAM
berlsin took tue late Sir Julian Gola.
tchmidps big house in Picoadilly and
invited 1000 guests 10 a banquet and
reception following IT, all vi whom
Apparently accepted, resulting in the
greatest crush London has expert.
enced. Abyut 500 or 900 carriages
crowded into the thoroughiare, caus.
Ing jam wbicn the police were uu-
able 10 control. The prince anu
princess OF Wales drove down St.
jams slreet but finding the way
blocked the prince OF Wales ordered
mis- coachman TO return home.
Inside the house the crush was
terrible. Mr.. ana Mrs. Chamberlain
Vainly tried TO edge their wsy to the
loot OF the stairs In order to receive
he prince aud princess OF Wales.
Hundreds were unable to get in vt all
mud the uuke and duchsss OF York
were obliged to make their exit by
way OF the kitchen anu toe rear stems,
The hascO Is the talk OF the town ana
many bitter remarks are oircu latipp in
society.
The old tories are delighted at what
they call Mr.. Chamberlaiu's bad
breeding and want OF tasle, etc., ami
predictions are made that Inc Prince
Snd Princess OF Wales Will never
again accept their invitations.
ENTERTAINMENT FOR PRELATRs.
Tue United States and Canada n
plsnops are being royalty entertained
where. Every bishop has more
LEGATIONS than he eau accept. The
s.eoulenOp OF Canterbury received
,u.ul all mest cordially anu influences
w we wholesale are being brought to
peM UPON the srch bishops. CanteI-
great tcheme ia TO ObtaIn the
.uuee'oh Of all the coloniRls and ali
hMeI cans II possible to such nj,
sssanoWledgement OF the archbishop OF
uau'etoufJ's headship Of the church
VI hDsland and its offshoot ns prac-
ncaiy permit him, in large measure,
e'hlr0i the internal affairs of tn.
.uutch' TIE idea 6nds but little
'ayof with the U. 3. bishops.
" h. L. Go,,Kin, euitor Of the
%Eenlng PVsto New York, has taken
mouse near Sne1n Tor the season.
THE QUEEN Is NOT BLIND.
me Sensational stories circulated by
view York newspaper regarding
/ Sueet VicIoria's alleged blindnefs ana
het alleged Intention to abdicats In
,avof oil the princs OF Wales alter the
iuoI,se festivities which have lust
.aeneu mere by mail, arc exciting
eN gerlsion among the few newspa-
peIs which have uelgned to notice ths
''I.I ana utterly uniounded reports,
run, referring to the abdica,ion
fensation,v Gays;
I luis very, very ancient film Il am
,san poseu upon otednious prints AT
,egullf Intervals durlnS the last
an'yLour years. The queen has no
mole idea OF educating ihan she ma
touring Central Africa"
Negatding tho 'tensaiinnD ctuelIv
aslneered by the New York news.
ispei on the subject Of the aueen,s
.Jeslght, an ttiicial who is In dsils
s'nNcl with the queen informs tbe
Noo ateu Press that the statement In