Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-04
ENGLAND SHEDS ITS ULSTERS
Sudden Transition from Winter to Summer
in The Island.
sWELLDoM TURNS OUT FOR THE DERBY
Young Churchill Makes an Auspicious
Entry Into Field of Politics.
Americans Much in Evil
dence-TheatricaI Gossip.

Copyright, 1899, by Associated Press.)
LONDON, June 3.-England was plunged
suddenly from winter into summer during
the week. Last week fires were necessary.
Now the temperature is over 20 and the
sky is clear and blue. London seldom seems
so full of people and Hyde Park presented a
very gay appearance, the light summer
toiletes and bright colored sun shades max
ing a brilliant picture daily. The princess of
Wales, accompanied by the Princess Victoria,
have been driving in Rotten Row, this being
their first appearance for a very long time.
A number of coaches were also out, One
very smart team driven by Mrs. Frank Me
Kay of Milwaukee was often seen.
Considerable interest is being aroused in
autocars. The dukes of marlborough and
Manchester are doing all they can to start
the fashion. A great automobile show viii
be opened on June II at Richmond, by Prince
Edward of Saxe-Weimar. There will be
tests of hill climbing and races between fast
trotting horses and automobiles. An Ameri-
can company is establishing works at
Coventry for the purpose of building motor
cars invented by a son of Hiram Maxim.
Derby day is rapidly losing its character
as the peoples day, and judging from the
character of the attendance at Epson on
Wednesday it is becoming as fashionable as
AsCOl. "A NdSJ majority Oh luOse occupying
the stalls and boxes on the grandstand and
jockey club stand We're women well known
in society, while their bright costumes made
the paddock look like a garden party.
Young ChurchiII n wiz.
Lieutenant Winston Leonard Churchill,
eldest son of Lord Randolph Churchill, is
making a distinct hit in the political field.
He has been elected president of the Mid
lad $50 AI.,L AaH 81
held at Birmingham on Thursday to welcome
him he made an extremely able speech,
during the course of which he evoked much
merriment, saying the expression of a presi-
Dental address always reminded him of the
high politics OF a queens speech, a rescript
Of the car or a message of President Nc
Kinley, or, coming to lesser matters, of
Emperor Williams kilograms, Former Sec
rotary Ofney's notes or other digniied
styles of public utterance. Churchill also
treated Lord ROsebery, Sir William Har-
court, Mr.. John Morley and other big lead
ers Of the opposition to a dose of chatting,
but his clever criticism and speech gen
orally attracted considerable attention. The
conservative Morning Post says: THE old
politicians had better look to their laurels.
Churehills speech has a force of movement
and humor that delighted his hearers and
ulscloses a sense OF form ana consclOusness
that oratory is an art, which will leave the
public to expect more in that respect than
has hitherto been supplied"
Hotels Full of Americans.
The hotels are now full Of Americans.
Senator Wolcott of Colorado is staying at
Claridge's hotel on his way 10 Carlsbad.
In conversation with a representative OF the
Associated Press the senator grew enthusi-
astio on the subject of the growing pro-
speri.y in the United States and the rapid
increase in the expectation OF American
manufactures and predicted the triumphant
reelection Of President Mckinley by an
Increased majority. lie also said the