Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-15
JOTS FROM FOGOPOLIS.
London Reyels In the First Scotch Mist
Of the Season.
PRlsATt AelrATts LOW cHvacHwtS.
snoba Fay TO View Aristoerncy for sweet
charity's saks-The Humorous side
OF Income Tax law.

Af'HNHuf pnl H.-itNpNflEnteit lhNA,
BY the Associated Prcss)--A regulation
heavy London fog cnveiyped this city
and rs suburbs Tor the nrst slime this
season. on Thurpday.
Most Of the lights Of society attended
al Newmarket race menling which was
very crowded and say. Tho duke and
duchess o. DevouBhire. who ara ac-
knowlcdgcd leaders % society. had the
most distinguished house party Among
the conspicuous figures at Newmarket
was Lady william BcrcBford the
American lady who was formerly
Lillian. duchess OF Marlborough. She
has nearly recovered from her rcccn.
accident
Then there was the countess u Ia
sex. formerly Miss Grant Of now York.
FIRST AMERICAN vicEMNE.
IL Is announced here that In order 10
mark his saiisfactl1n with his daugh-
ter, Lady cufzon. the FIRST American
vlccrine Of India. AZ. l.. 4. Letter. Of
Chicago. ia 20 present her husband.
Lord Curzon. he now vlccroy of In
Ola, with another London residence, IN
the heart " che diplomatic quarter
a big gathering % arnt0cfata came
% London Tor the purpose OF attending
the marriage u Lady Margaret child
Nllllorv, eldest daughter " the earl ~
jersey 10 the Hon. Wafer FltE-uryan
Rice. Hun u Bar1n Dyncvcr. while
civic London mustered In great f1rre at
the wedding VI Miss FLORENCE Davies.
daughter ~ the Lord Mayu w london
20 Mr. charles Barton. s1n uf Major
General Barton. which was followed by
big reception at the Mansion House.
The death % the marquis 0f Angel
csea, on Thuuday. N another blow 20
social Eaicty this aeason. au t sends
half the pcemgc into mournnn The
che deceased marquis was born IN 1876,
ls " boylsh appearance. unmarried and
lnherlts Sl00oo0 a year.
The Prince Of Wales IA now able 90
wax with comparative ease but he
hmp1 pcrceptihly. Hlh royal hlghncss
VIII shottly commence a ruund OF the
country houses,
An AMERICAN ADVANTAGE
s.r Lcpel Hcnrle Grim. wei
known writer on Indian subjects. adj
dressed a meeting this week al Luton.
on she subject of the suggested Anglo
American union, said Colonel Hay. the
former untsd States ambassador at
London, wrotc 10 him on leaving Eng
land, saying;
u sometimes think that the only adj
vantage We Yankees possess over you
IL that We have Two native countries
while YOU have only one
Colonel Hay appears also 10 have gly-
en- his opinion OF the suggested wash
inEtyn emcorial Ia Engiandi expressing
approval Of the scheme, which he re-
Eafdtd as being In The highest degree
maEnnnimous. He remarked that Il
was but the firpi time any country had
erected a memorial 20 the man Who had
beaten ~ people in arms, adding that
she subscriptions muat come exclusively
from .shinen, a., naturally, clt-
gems " the United States could not
participate In any way
HIGH AND Low cHUcH.
Since John Kensita antl-rlturalis,ic
crusade ohurchmen have been awaiting
AuNiouHly Tor the uttcfance OF the arch
bishop ~ Canterbury on the grave
questions raised, which have aFltairi
the whole body 81 churchmen. In
series " charges 90 the clergy. delivered
this week. the Wlmatc spoke IN no un-
certain voice lie caused profund Inn
precision IN hlgh circles, and deeply az
grlevsd the low church parry, The
prlmats declared plainly shat the doe
irlne OF the real presence, a. embodied
practically IN 10, doctrine OF the con-
standardization II permitted, though not
EXPIRE aaly taught. by tn Church Of Eng.
land. that. although compulsory com
fcaslon Il absolutely Illegal, voluntary
confession II legal and no clergyman 10
justified In refusing 10 hear u. and he
commended prayers for the dead. but
forbade invocation OF the saints or the
ylrgin. He declared the elevation and
the preservation OF the sacrament and
use OF Incense are not permissible. but
ne approved Of a certain revival OF the
ritual In conformity with the preacrlp-
lions Of the prayer book. Practically.
the primate sanctions all the doctrines
and practices which the Low ehurch men
have 30 yrhcmently condemned. and the
hlEh church men are pfOportlonately
elatcd. Though they disagree with some
points, most OF the clergy Will fall lngp
line with the prlmairs charges or In
functions Kenslt whose followers have
been somewhat shaken BY Truths ox-
posture q him. promises demonsira-
ton In a thousand churches during the
first sunday In November
CHARITY suFFERETH LONG"
A curious method OF aiding charities
has been initiated ln Paris, where, Il Ia
announced, the salons 1f the high arls-
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