The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-11
WEEKLY NEWS
FROM LONDON
The Splendid Weather Has Given
tho Metropolis a Gay
Appearance.
MRS. MAVERICKS RETRIAL
Efforts Of Ambassador Choate In Her
BehJIf VIII Probably Prove
Successful.


hashclor.' party at Heat House. and
tho Duke ana Duchess o! Marlborough
viii DO The guests " Mr. ana Mrs. Rufus
ltcke,l az Asco. The Duke ana Duchess
OF Westminster tho Duke and Duchess
Of Portland and the Duke and Duchess
Of Dryonshire will entertain big pariics
Ascot. however. viii be- ahorn OF IT,
leading feature by the omission Of che
royal procession up the course each day.
The Prince u wales and other royalties
viii drive to the course privately the
queen having prohibited the procession.
In order 10 mark the family mourning
Tor Prince Alfred Of sAxc-coburg ana
dolha and the queen OF Denmark.
Society " intensely interested In
the coming great bazaar a, Al
bert hotel and Of The chaung Cross nos
piAl. which Is expected to net a, leas,
lgi0go People moving IN the highest
ranks of society will give their services
al the various stalls, Mrs Arthur PQgct
AMI Mrs. Reynolds being the soul o. the
affair The American stall which will
be decorated with American colors, will
be attended boy Mrrdames Choate. Brad
l,y.Marlin and Reynolds and Miss
prcH-l Colonel Arthur Pagvi visited
the stock exchange and sen, his Ia.
around 10 dvfray the expenses Of board
INK over the moor OF Albert hail and
nrIIcd I0.cU. and the Earl aud Countess
OF Craven and MR.. Bradley Martin le,.
icd contributions OF unique and valuable
pieces OF silver among their friends for
sale al the American stall Lady Ran
doph Churchill has definitely secured the
services OF Mines. Patti. Meba. Nordica.
AulyA and other Hars for the concert,
which IL 10 br held on the firsI day and
ncorhohm Tree and Sir Henry Irving.
George Alexander. John Harr. the Ken
dalls and Others for the second days en-.
tertalnmcnt. The queen Is patroncss
Of the bazaar. II is the first time she
has acted as patronoss Of the bazaar In
slxty-slx years She accepted upon this
occasion because her FIRST patronage,
when she was Il years old, was given
for the Charing Cross hospital.
The society for the amendment OF the
criminal law met this week under the
OF Sir Charles Cameron. The
members are very much interested IN
the case OF Mn, Maybriek. They In
cludr Lord James. Of Hereford, chancel-
lor OF the durhy OF Lancaster. Angus
tine Bcrrell, the famous chancery bar
ristcr and author. Justice Vaughn VIII
Hams and Matthew Wright, Sir Charles
Cameron who ls well known as a prison
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the Associated Press:
"rhe MaybrIck case is one OF the
planks OF our society's platform and
now that Sir Matthew white Ridley,
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