Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
England Experiences a Transfer
nation in Temperature.
WALES IN ROTTEN row
Thc socini Season OF London Opens
Horse I9oiocnusio cut Up md
pieces sold ns Kciics-ScnRtor
Vvuicott TuiIss -AD"iO.Americnn
High COMMISSIONS u hcntricnl.

Copyright, 1899. Associated Press-)
London. June 3-EnEland was plung-
cd suddenly from winter into summer
during the week. Last week fires were
necessary. Now tho temperature is over
seventy ana the sky is clear ana blue.
London seldom seems so full OF peo-
plc and Hyde Park presented II very
pav appcarance the light. summer toll
cites and bright-colored sunshades
making a brilliant picture daily. The
Princess of Wales. accompanied by tho
Princess Victoria. have been driving III
Rotten Row, this being their hrst APP
pearancc for II very long time. num-
Der of coaches were also out. one very
smart team driven by Mrs. FRANK
Mackay, of Milwaukee, was often SEEN
AUTOMOBILES.
Considerable interest is being aroused
I'm nutocars The Duke of Marlborough
and Manchester are doing all they can
to start the fashion.
A great automobile show will be on
ened on June 18th. at Richmond by
Prince Edward of Sake eimar. There
will be tests of hll-climbins and races
between fast trottinG horses and auto
mobiles.
An American company is establishing
works mt Coventry ior the ,ui-'oSr VI
building motor-cars HNch'eu ny sun
of Hiram Maxim.
HORSE RELICS.
The sensational collapse of the French
HoIsc ' o.l'',s s,on onn ~ III. o,,i,c,
; :. q s.s 49, ;,,an,,o,n, mcnt tn ina
49, ~ 1..",,s,h contin.ont fvhich CAM
80. 10 Geo what was confidently pre-
1ictad ~ ho y victorv for their repre-
sant,ii,e ,rbn paris auers are r,,rions
orI blnn,n the Tcsom authorities for
;aovjnr The course in n disgrncefully
dirty condition. for it is yravcly de-
clared uolocauste slipped on piece OF
orange peel.
There was a great rush for relics after
Holocauste was slau.htcred His ears
name tail and hoofs were cut Oft and
the Gipsies did a roaring trade in sell
Ing punches OF hair cut from their own
gray horses and pamed off as genuine
Holocaustc souvenirs.
IN POLITICS.
Lieutenant Winston Leonard Church
ILL., eldest son of the late Lord Randolph
Churchill, is making distinct hit inl
the political field. lie has been elected
president OF the Midland Conservative
Club, and at a meeting held at Biz
mingham on Thursday 10 welcome him
he made an extremely able speech. dur
ing tie course of which he evoked UGH
merriment saying the expression of n
pres Dental address always reminded
him Of the high politics of a Queens
speech. rescfipi or the car or mes
sage OF President Mckinley. or. coming
to lesser matter, of Emperor Williams
kilograms. former Secretary Olney's
notes. or other dgniiied styles OF public
utterance
Churchill also treated Lord itoseber-
ry, Sir William Vernon Harcolrt. Mr.
John Horley and other big leaders of
the Opposition TO dose of chaliing. but
his clever criticism and speech Sener-
ally attracted considerable attention.
The Conservative Morning Post says:
Thc o!d politicians mad better look
10 their lhureis. Churchills speech has
force OF movement and humor that
delighted his hearers and discloses n
sense of form ana consciousness that
oratoEy - "l' arr WnIcn VIII ieaVe 'he
tban has hitherto been sunnlied +"
.,,r.r,c,>-e
NM -
The hotels are now fun of Americans.
Senator Wolcott. of Colorado. is stay
Ing ut Claridges Hotel. on his way to
Carlsbad. In conversation with rep
rcsentative of the Associated Press the
Senator grew enthusiastic on the sub
ject of the growing prosperity in the
United states and the rapid increase