Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29
LONDON POT POuRRL.
Tod Sloan and His Critics; Tifade Again,
Joeky Worship
PETERS PENCE AND SUGAR INDUSTRY
IiasinE Amongst british oncers- Chri.
tau scientists and kindred socts-Iho
News Of Theatrical world.

W." ~ f"' hAkH'Ht since ilHt Mltltfft
Fifteen deaths ln London uro officially
uttribu3cd 90 Influenza AMI there are
some apprchcnsiuns that u will assume
epidemic FORM.
The Wcing at Ncwmarlc, was again
the occasion Tor big soc.ciy gatherings.
There was a record attendance a. the
canbr.dEGhIrc. where lots Of money
was dropped on tho Prince OF walca'a
Nunaurh. which was lgft az tho post
Win Tod S,u1n in lhc saddle.
Ihe racine fever M the lsi few weeks
Niilcd tgWh protests from various quar-
tllh. MI Henry Lubouchgrc in Truth
referring t0 Tod sloan, dcn8unccs ''tho
nausCuu4 Jockey wouhlp which was
such a dlacrrdItablc and idlUtic feature
OF the surf twenty years ago."
llfd Russell ~ kliuNyn. the lord
chief Justice VI England. In a speech
hiss aiap dccrifd this mania, saying.
They wurshp this E1d % such an
oN.eu. that u Tod Sloan. surprising his
nationality dii not .'lri In the way.
we're % become u candidate FOR Epson,
50 L. doubtful N the present member
would have q chance"
KING GEORGE TO ABDtCATE.
According 90 advice received from the
George vi Greece In saying. ah.ur ut.
tending thc funeral 90 tho queen of
Denmark. b o. believed ghrro THAT be-
will uhilrate rHxt spring IN mayor OF
The Crown Prince Constantine, and Will
RETURN 90 Denmark and settle thpfo
permanently
The birth q a son 20 Prince Emauu-
clr. duke % Aors1. oldest nephew or the
king M Ealy, was 70 very lmplriafs
went Tor the house of Savoy. MS unless
change Of Circumstance occurs be-
Will 30 un the throne 90 Italy 10 has
h0vn asserted that the crown priu.U.
NIulfu Eminucle. prince 90 Maple
who waa married Oot. q. 1896. 90 piIn-
cess Helena % Montenegro. may never
have issue and, an the duke and du-
chess uf Aln,a were married, relative
~. a long dime without having children.
the onCmIOs uf The house 81 Savoy, sa-
pcclaily the clrrcais, diligently spread
the idea that ihr absence % a direct
hCIr after the prince " Naples was the
result VI a curse " Gud for the uHurpa-
tlun % she papal estates Anxiety was
beginning 20 be- felt IN the rnyui fami-
iy - Italy. and the cour; of Turin, the
second nephew N the king. was given
20 understand that he would have 10
be- married The project. however. has
been siifcd by the birth ~ a son 60 the
duke and duohcEa - AoHih.
An Interesting announcement In con-
nrutlun with papIl finance h1n been
made by a well Informed Newspaper
~ Rome. which says TIE vatican nu-
th0rfirH have decided o. Invest thH
Peers pence fund IN large sugar
MANDATORY, and. % II added, there
are some mlHFivlnEH In Catholic circles
a. 90 the wisdom ~ the vHlcin cm-
h1rhlrv ln "a speculative undertaking,
seeing that the hsi venture resulted
| In the hoes - several million lire.
AMERICAN ENTERPRISE
Oenrral Lord Kitchener has been
! overwhelmed with social Invitations
] since his t,suru 10 England, bat he Dr.
| disposed 90 take re- fuH, lic has been
asErd hy two English publ shlng nrmH
90 wrFp A book, and an American agent
has been trying 90 Ert him fu consent
! 10 leciuriuE tnuf in M unkcd states.
/ uut she commander ~ me AnE''-lsHNp'
unn forces has declined an these prop
The statement that Gen. Kitchener
/ served ln the French army during The
war Of 1901 was confirmed tins week
/ by an Interview N,th his Hiep.moihrr
al Oman She Hiid she had lust ~
/ celyed his commission In the Hflufh
army and went Go France on holiday
Visit H. hIs father. who had settled al
/ plnan Young Kitchener, IN spite ~ the
Opposition ~ his Nthrr, who feared he
I would lose hia British commission
i8ine1 the plnan mobiles and set OUT
/ against the Germans ~ Laval he as
/ csndcd ln @ balloon 10 reoonnulior me
entfny'a position and ciuEht a severe
attack " plrurlsy. which compelled him
/ 20 return 20 Oman ana cut Short MS
/ career In the French army.
Lady Henry Somerset, who II living
quietly ~ Eastufr Castle IL occupied
I In modelling atatueHe ~ ihn late
Miss Frances ~ willard.
The talk ~ mihtnry circles. next %
dIsrusHluF the prospects ~ war With
/ France, Inns been an extraordinary hf-
l fair 10 fhe Iiythe school N muskr'ry
resulting In the severe punlHhmrnt "
Z seventeen out ~ mo eirhty-H.X officers
] There. n uppfurH that ono uf the ONE
I GERS Incurred 1lsplr1Hurr 10y offensive
| haasilnr at she expense ~ certain
l lady. a number ~ the other Officers AZ
nrHt played trick upon him uH a warn
I inr and h. complained 90 the command
am who renrImandri the culprlta, The
I brother officers NJ thr Objectionable ON
I cFr thrreupnn determined 90 give him
] severe rhtrfIHuruerf. Thy went ~ h'H
room destroyed an his uniforms ana
/ then. after having stripped him, lnnict-
/ ed corporal punIHhmHn' Several NJ me
Officers who took part IN The nfair have
/ been dismissed from me school ana
others have been punished In various
Tho French papers declare that EN-
por1r Wuam made the following ut
/ ierluce during his visls 90 CONSTANT
'The French are an extraordinary
pe5pie. when you see them separately
| ihey are chlrmlnr' nut IN a mass they
| arc unhearahe They refuse m under
/ stand ~ N we two were allied We
I sh1uld run the world. Never mind,
SHAH end by forcing my friendship on
] them"
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
] The sad circumstances OF the death
] OF Mr.. Harold Frederick, the London
! correspondent NJ the New York Tlmei
/ has directed considerable attention up,
/ ou tho Christian Scientists and ea,
] pecially upon the kindred sect known
| a. the peculiar People"
The number 90 deaths lf children
/ am1rr the latter has become un,
/ pipasantly large. This week a oor0ner'i
] iury found n member OF this sect guilty
/ n mlnsaughtor u his son eight
/ months Ola,
A physlcian testified that the chnd's
| ne could have been saved by an ord,
| nary Doctor and 10 was shown that "a
l plrenia nal lost several others Of their
| twelve children, lnquests were held on
I three Of them
NEW PRODUCTIONS,
] At the theaiera during the past week
thoro have been no novelties, Out Their,
lGsreat expectancy overcoming produe-