The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-03-14

the front opposition bench, but will
strictly regard the leadership of the
Earl Of Kimberly. Lord Rosebery is
more inclined to adhere to the concert
of Europe than Lord Salisbury, but he
will not speak on foreign subjects IN
less there should be a crisis. His sec
ton of the Liberal party is still trying
TO keep the way open for his return
to the leadership, and they have elected
his friend, Lord Tweedmouth, presi-
dent of the London Radical union, de-
feating Mr. Henry LabOucher. who is
strong opponent of Lord Rosebery.
The general Irish conference. the
holding of which was proposed by Mr..
John Redmond, ended last night, and as
was predicted in this correspondence
last week, resulted in a complete fail
ure to patch up any sort of an agree
ment between the divergent interests.
Colonel Saunderson (Conserva tive) NJ.
p for North Armagh, who presided,
said upon the breaking up of the con-
ference that he regretted the want Of
0hanimity that had been displayed.
The Daily News explains the collapse
of the conference TO the fact that
majority of the Irish members felt that
the national demand for a reference
and adjustment Of the financial rela-
land should not be Whitfield down to
meet the views of Unionist members,
whose electors are as enthusiastic as
the most extreme nationalsts for i'm
mediate legislation on the subject. The
Unionist papers. the Telegraph and
Morning Post, laugh at the result as
typical of the faCti0nal chaos that
prevails in Irish politics.
1t is notable that Lord Salisbury. re-
plying a few days ago to a large dep
futation of Irish land owners. headed
Z by the Duke of Abercorn and the Mar
quis OF Londonderry, who visited the
prime minister for the purpose of i'm
ploring notice of their grievances,
made no allusiOn whatever TO the ques-
ton of financial relations. He specially
sneered at royal commissions generally
and said:
You Irish land owners are guilty of
a vice which is not often ascribed to
our countrymen-too great modesty ana
too great silence In these days the
class that does not complain is the
class that goes to the wall.
In view of the health of the troops in
India. half of whom, it is claimed, are
rendered Incapable of service by a GER
tain disease, there is a strong agitation
to reimpose the COMPONENT acts Whlch
were repealed some time ago. Lord
DunraVen will press the government
and Colonel Lockwood and other mill
tary. men will follow the same course
in the house of commons, pointing out
the increasing percentage of the men
who are being treated in hospitals.
Several papers support me movement
especially the Globe, which is Con-
servative organ, but yesterday 40 Wonl-
en-. including the wives of bishops, and
the wives of men in political life, is
sued a manifesto in which they say
they regret that they have been ever
called upon to fight so painful bat
tie again, and protest against state
encoura cement Of vice
Mr.. Hare says II is unlikely that he
will return TO America next season
He. in the meanwhile. obtains new
play in the scope of his abilities. MI
w 6. Gilbert is reported to be writing
a comedy for Mr. Willard.
Mr.. lehman will sail today for New
York to resume his coaching OF the
Harvard crew.
Mrs John Hays-Hammond. the wife
of the American mining engineer VINO
was arrested at Johannesburg for his
connection with the rising there, says
that her husband kept diary of the
Transvaal troubles and that he VIII
shortly publish it, with photographs
of the sister of Mr.. Cecil Rhodes.
Oueen Victoria who arrived at Nice
YESTERDAY. will reside during her So
journ at Cimiez, at the Excelsior Hotel
Regina An entire wing OF the build
ing has been set apart for the use OF
herself and her attendants There are
s1kout SO rooms in this wing. which mas
been completely isolated from the rest
of the hotel by a wall running from
ton 10 bottom. y special elevator leads
TO the queens apartments. which are
on the first floor. Her majestys bed
room is furnished in the style of Louis
XVI The draperies and curtains are
of pink silk. and the furniture Is Oh
mahogany. upholstered with silk TO
match the hangings. The sitting room
of her majesty is furnished with yellow
bourbon paper, light blue silk curtains
and draperies and furniture OF rlch
mahogany inlaid. the chairs and set
fees being covered in light blue silk
The reception room is furnished with {
velioxy empire silk curtains and drap- (
cries the mahogany furniture being
1nounted with brass and the chairs
cotared with yellow empire silk. The
nrivate dining room is furnished with
red velvet curtains and walnut 1ulhi-
tllre A continuous balcony runs from !
+be sitting room and leads to glass I
covered Dillery, where her majesty
Will sometimes have her breakfast /
served and pass a portion Of the even.
inc LADY, Antrim. the youngest OF
the ladies Of the bedchanaber accom- /
NAMES the queen. This is an lnnoVa-
tion sc heretofore she has always /
heen accornDanied on her continental /
rims bv an elderly lady Of the bed /
chamber. This year, however, 1t was .
decided that as there would
he daily receptions and other
social functions it would be necessary 4
to have younger woman VINO would
he better able to stand the fatigue in
volved by the position. 80. -.
There will shortly come before the
conrrs for trial viii suit in winch a I
claim TO a sum Of 100000 viii be
I5S7de bv a Welsh collier. The claim
in which the initial proceedings nave
i1lst been taken concerns the right to
the Drvmma estate, with an annual
rent roll of a3O0.900 capitalized at
fs00 900. In addition, the litigant, #
successful. would acquire the title OF
a snrn of close on f300e.000 at present
lying in chancery. The claimant is
Mr. Nathaniel Richard Thomas, a
Cefn collier, and in all probability VIII
he Joined by his step-brother, Mr..
David Meredith. Among the estates
involved is the Rdaeseiverns Hale estate
held By MI William Williams ex-
nj. ?. for Swansea. and Glyngollen,
near Swansea, held by Mr. Joseph
Davies The property is situated IN
South Wales
A report is current in society that
z+e Young Duke of Manchester will
asvenfuaily marry the eldest daughter
n MIR. william Waldorf Aston. The
duke was born in 1877. His mother