The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-25

"a invitations to his royal high
svts Of York. TO visit this or that
.,~n house next autumn. when
- over to see the new De-
q. the Shamrock.
- very definitely settled that
~. Of the royal family shall
IN America at that time, and
4. little discussion has been in
!, windsor upon the subject
=. three eligible persons. the
4, prince of Wales and the duke
=, the amazemeut of everybody
~ showed great interest in the
md one of the London papers
~.ertained the idea that Victoria
,.rla 60, The dear old lady aeked
",,ssnions about the race, diled
~ Linton so often. and WAS SO
= about the pattern of the boat
nrhJin sails, that II was seriously
Al sbe might take the trip.
Z oyer 10 the race would be an
.rs sportfve termination of Queen
I. ssreer. for. In order to leave her
"a cross the ocean she would llnd
,ssat TO ah 1icate; and the London
sr,xd that she would do SO. But her
ssarlng OF it, smiled pleasantly.
s,.ksd that she was only very
s,srrstedn And, later. added that
- IA Represented.
,rsss Of Wales was next in MUD.
MS royal highness asserted him
q santed to go and he would go!
.nyaliiism with his knee entitled
yscaticn-and he liked America.
III hIghness reminde5 the royal
N, how recuperated he was aftsr
a thrty-fye years ago-for ne was
"A before his marriage-when a
~ and eligible young man--and he
"a 10 make the court physicians
n the trip was necessary to his
IA sgreed that it would be imprudent
he,r to the throne to leave ths
4 Il this time, when the present in
rtis 50 aged. for the queen is dan
near her S0th birthday. And IT
II should happe4" a. L.! Salisbury
dramatically put 1t, there would be
N throne for at least zen days, or
ling Edward could Gro IS the water
rriye In Loldon. A caiam ty ami
duty which the Br.tishers could
EGste!
n!y choice, then, fell where there
u caoie al AL, upon son of the
So Sailor George is the man who
nto the United Safes next summer
PRESENT at the big cup races IN ths
length Of stay of the duke Is not
iii5d upon, but it will be long enough
him entertained at a select few
and long CROUCH to perm him TO
across country TO see our great
hi wonders
ne has been prepared for him, but
albtful if he will take it. 1t was
vi to him by railroad comp my
offered It's cars free, If the duke
mnsent to be Its guest. At a cost
sal thou and dollars the company
Face three private cars at the dis
4 The duke ana his party. and would
nfm for a quick Journey to all the
fd Interest In he United States. |
\ Falls was on the route, also Yell
y Park. The route ended at theI
lGate. 1t took the travellers through |
Anato gold fields and, on their re-
(Aswed them the marvellous coal In
n pennsylvania which are well |
~ London. No more interesting trip
~ Planned on paper than the one
!n 50 elatora.ely detailed in gold
pon white satin and forwarded TO
[ips.
question OF the dukes companions
E!s settled. 1t is understood that the
Koua enjoy going with him. But
ioad seawoman. On this account
seoom accompanies Sailor George
AN1e Yachting trips. Her royal high
Iwla 80 IN. great comfort, as our
,slres travel, upon an ocean palace,
II, q grader one than she has ever
!. pat the ocean is lilo respccter OF
y dpucnesses ana future queens are
axe With the waves that rock the
], aue unpleasantness which is said
Y between the duke AMI duchess is
sssaizel here, If there is GOODNESS,
i a as regular sort of thing, part
.IAe Incense for freedom and
~. ahowance for temper. Both were
n. sweetly the other day, from
ssna Of handsome landau, which
~, !. OF Windsor's ground, and took
- IL : long drive. They are very
! the Britishers say.
!, way, facetious member of par
.,,,a i.icsea Americans recently for
~. ~ upon the follies of British
|. y an Anglc-American alliance"
: J. usmoer OF parliament, ais to take
M, y saali object to being criticised by
,ns,il-iaw. II our prince has bis
l,iI ra our princess her ways, our
\ must not notice them"
I Il, Y pretty we'll settled that. IL the
'-,ss. as It is pretty certain he IL
aa' ne VIII come alone. except for
N. niends, intimates, gentlemen
" altaches-secretaries, stenog-
a 'he ilke-without which no
4 lazy, young or old, ever travels
,t, Des 10 entertain an Englishman.
IN IL MS rapk the more eagerly does
49, ~ MN. This is pardonable. 1t
blhn rue the world over. Why call
Mn II Is only as Goethe would
ana Serving the highest and
|, - auke of Marlborough visited
NJ IAN hitherto obscure country
rsols slg with a leap into the {
w. = OF society. He invited the
al, 20 ms place" and the dukes {
4 ,,s u MN to go ''for the horses" J
+ taa found the best hunting he :
,na .Mn even while in the wllds
IA ight out of New York City.
ana 'I ID nome OF mil,iona' res, has
d H. Mighty eligible homes. Take J
sh i, along the Long Branch
!. y winch from the ChiIds man I
M own. has sheltered as good as 9
i W. sa houses along Chicago's
Fo,r n Eulalie visited Take New 1
i. " s.rners, TOW occupied by tbs '
Is ~ and Oelrich con-
1t ~ NJ nearly ready for the oo-
h W. fourth corner bv multi
WI ake 'hA Newport villas Invi- !
~ = extended from each one. II ..
u ~ yos going TO do about it7
au kilPs annarart ,,xrht ar~tya |