Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-11
Like a Grim Spscter They Fall Across
The RtjoiCiass of Royalty.
STARVATION FOR IRELAND's POOR
oaseu ylcierla Interested In klondlki
What GOe,h On In tho
Old World.

u OF the beatlIesl cOpkiN'"'"uohi ." "N""J
a ,u.t,ers, particularly In Ireland
where the people. politicians and
otbets admit 1t has done good deal
IN, Irish trade. The duchess. for In.
nauce, accepted Galway hsher
closk from Mother Dooley. The
closk was made at q factory which
Father Dooley started in Galway and
already 100 OF these cloaRs have been
ordered, either In white or crimson.
The latter color 10 correct
Another result OF the Walt Of the
Dnke and Duchess Of York to ireland
,s mat a royal residence will in oil
urob.blllty be established In thai
rountry and in addition the early
abolition Of the vice royalty Ia every
where accepted as fact. The duchess
won all hears anu the duke was al
most rs popular thu ugh he uid NOS es-
cape criticism,
Across toe rejoioings, however. fall
the shadows oil the coming iaRo.
The Dahl Nation, alter getting q Letter
from every pastor OF parish In rural
ireland, save:
"Stncr black '47 the Irish laborer
has never laced winter more full OF
pfivaiiOus."
The harvest Ia as bad rs can be in
west OF IRELAND and 1t IL pretty sure
tbst there will be not only food bui
n luel lRmine.
Not only are the potatoes rottiDg In
tie ground with the grain crops
beaten down by rain and not worth
ieAping, but the turf cut Will not dry.
Unless there Ii exceptional weather
within the next iew days famine IL u
certainty.
Vanity Fair says the queen " quite
10 the rush to tue Klonuike gold min
log regions anu has asked many ques-
lions regarding the protection afforded
there to her subjsots. Her majesty
knows a great deal about British
Columbia, where vast estate was
purchased for the crown u few years
BACK.
Everything In connection with the
visit OF Presiuent Faure to Russia was
luughI out with diplomatic clevernsss
Bnl evidences OF IL are leaking out
Il every Jay. AS M example OF the tack
Il employed, 1t ID pointed out tn at the
q Fispen president took with him three
tpesking dolls sB presents to the Grand
4 Duchets O!gs, the older OF the two
n daughters OF the czsr and czsrina. The
tzI recently hlleu up census paper
in bis own hand writing, giving his
nsue AID surname "Romsnovo" HE
tOcisl statue as "Czaf Of all the Rus.
tss, his profession OF "msster oil all
the INIT OF the Russian empire" and
giving accessory occupation that OF
"Lauded proprietor Anu agricultural
hh" Fer the czarina the ozar
wioIe "Czarina OF all the Russias,
mistress oil all the iaud belonging to
ihs Russian empire and patroness OF
all Tue houses Of employ meut."
Murray, the publisher, Is to present
to the puDlio Sir ELLA Ashmead Bart
lelps Tine Batilefisids OF Thessaiy."
IL Is an elaborate defense OF the
sulIan. The writer claims the sultan
y desires to be friendly with Great
Britain but the author adds, the bad
n manners OF Sir Philip Currie, the
British ambassador NJ COnslantinople
"a ptevents this. AsLmesd Bartlett pays
llgh mpliments to the ability auu
shIeWuness to the correspondent oil
81 The Associated Prets VINO was in
II Armenia In 1894 ard who disclosed
ID Tue real facts regarding tho terrible
Armenian mRs.acrts, saying he wat
lhe ohiy newspaper man who had a
itsl Insight Int the troubles OF Al
menia.
Al the Don Castor yearlings' blooded
Il tlock sales curing the week high prlces
were reached. Sir Teaton Sykes, the
IsnVus Yorkshire sporting baron, OBJ
a lAihtq 1870 guineas for fourteen colts
sld hneys. Colts by Saint simon
le'ehed top pricea one going for 5000
gnlnvss anu another being knocked
Il Z,4uO gulneas, A fiiley by Bendora
was tola for $50 guineae.
lhe theatrical soason has fairly
plus'omsu anu Adelphi mslourams OF
N 'nls season was inaugurated on Thurs.
way night anu it's greatly discussed
81 pAy iuwoven about the battle OF
n mSteIlo which its authors, Haddon
.n1mbers Comyns Carr, at the last
moment chrisnaneu with the catchy
l,lle, In he Dsys Of the DuGe. 1t lie
.OmHhLlc meioufAma of tue more re-
hnei sort In which there are u mum.
IA uti oi imp RANT but Intense situations.
Aue heavy act OF the play on
III "hlch great anticil ations had
N teeu suilt was au elaborate pre.
ssl'alion OF the ball IN BIuss
e!s on tue eve OF the battle hasued
ao"h TO fame by Byron and Thscka.
n ,ey' No mole dramatic episode OF
history Tor stage depletion could have
ueeh conceived ana certainly none
more 10 the taste o! the AdeIphi ellen.
q ,eie which demands shat Its pictures
w. u0ne In broad oolors. 1, the en-
.uuslhtm OF first mig hters be- taken %
tuhuation for judgment, the future
"oVs In store u protracts run anu
hV0u profits tor the play.
4 the motive Of the play is the gIorifl-
tauGn OF the British soldier. The
.sIIs part belongs to William ferries,
uo tetlfes from the secret service,
= nh,s other important parts are borne
4 w. many Nichols, Evelyn M.lwsrd
'pS Maiion leary.
"A 1he Hereford musical festival, which
sIhs tomorrow, will be n0tewo rthy
SvSust OF the ftst rendition OF sever
new works by English composers.
eo9g lhem win bs q requiem by
To- Stanford, written In memory OF
~ Frederick leighton, the late presi.
Inv OF the Royal academy. Cora
quehart Potter and Kyrle Bellew
Ee ie'urnsd to London alter globe
n "eu'inK tour Of ,hTss years, which