The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-07-01
OUEEN'S VIG0R.
Oria's Powers of End urance
Are Wonderful
aarkable Example of II at
AldershOt.
LADIES DOG SHOW.
o Thousand Animals Put. on
Exhibition.
endOn Papers Crack Jokes on
Mark Hanna.
DOG SHOW.

0pvright, 1893, by Associated Press.
London, July 1.-The paramount
bught among the crowds which
r0nged the enclosure at the review
troops at AldershOt Monday, judging
om the FREQUENT references to the
bject was one of admiration for the
onderful powers of endurance dis
layed by Queen Victoria, enabling her
bear the fatigue such an afternoon
eeessarily inf1icts or anybody of such
an advanced age The heat was in
tense, the glare OF the sun was binding
and the troops occupied two hours in
passing the saluting point. Yet, in
spite of the fact that her majesty had
Travelled by train from Windsor and
had been driven from FarnborOugh to
Lafayn-s Plain she appeared tc enjoy
the scene from first to last.
While the Prince of Wales and the
masculine members of society have
been enjoying the racing at Newman
ket, the Princess of Wales and the Ia
dies generally had their sporting tastes
gratihe4 by the magnificent dog show
of the Ladies' Kennel association, at
the Botanic gardens at which about p,
600 dogs were in view, a truly Temarka-
ble record when it is realized that the
entries were confined to CANNES owned
by ladies. The Princess OF Wales was
a big prize winner with cOllies and bas-
sets NiscOuntess DeerhurSt, former
y y a
alrlze winner Some historic dogs We're
on view, including Furthest North, the
sole survivor Of Lieut. Peary'S pack in
his Greenland expedition.
the Duke and Duchess of COnnaught
are to arrive in Dublin Sunday. They
viii be the guests of Lord and Lady
Roberts, at kiaminham. Their visit
in tie nature of a prospecting tour
now that the duke has definitely
enOunced his claim to the GOtha sue-
,ession. he is certain to succeed Lord
toberts as commander of the forces in
'eland, unless unexpected state diff
'cies supervene. The appointment
ID be most popular.
- "a MISCHIEF MAKER
E'rihce OF Wales has decided to
the waters of AIarienbad again in
IF going to HOmburg, unless the
&c of the Duke Of Orleans at
aarienbad determines a change of
ans Both Queen Victoria and the
rince of Wales dislike the Duke OF Or
Jeans and the latter is much annoyed
and mortified at being utterly ignored
n court. The Duke and Duchess of
. Orleans have gene to Austria They
desired to stay at Brussels and Turin
previously, but received strong hints
from King Leopold and King Hum mbert
that their presence was not desirable.
The fact is that the absurd and ella bOr-
ate fuss d handful of the dukes follow
ers persist in making when he is in
Brussels or Turin has caused a great
deal OF trouble to the respective gov
ernments.
Extraordinary interest was taken in
the sale of the Marlborough gems at
Christie's Thursday. Three of the most
costly went to dealers, viz: A head of
Augustus for &2. .35G;A Claud1us Caesar
$3.50 and pair Of Imperial Heads
&3, 900. Mr.. TalcOt. who is understood
10 have been buying for the Boston
museum. secured a number of famous
antaslios and canoes, including the re-
nowne's cameo representing the Hy-
menial process of Eros and Psyche for
hich he paid &C.. 600. The sale realized
"a 762. or within e238 of what David
'omilOw paid for the entire collection.
AMERICAN KING MAKER
Senator Hanna Is attracting much at
utIon in the London papers. The
-nerican king maker" is what the
Chronicle styles him. In regard
residential prospects he said: IF you
Il a year I shall, perhaps be able to
Ell who viii be the next president
his IS about all most anybody could
-y- But as to Admiral Dewey why
do not suppose he is to likely to walk
tu the carpet"
The papers publish with all serious
ness story of Senator Hanna's visit
10 the house of commons on TUESDAY,
He was taken to the house by Mr.
Henry. White. secretary of the United
States embassy and after listening to
the opening speeches of debate the sen
ator Is reported to have asked: How
much viii a vote on this bill be worth 90
The St. James impertinently comments
on this version of the senator's visit
applying the standard of Washington
to Westminster" adding: 1T will be
understood by those familiar with the
scandals of congress that he put the
question quite seriously"
DEPEW IS DISCOURAGED.
The news from The Hague is regarded
rs quite discOuraging. Senat ator-eIect
I'epeW, talking with a representative of
ne Associated Press. voiced the general
pinIon of observers, saying: I am
orry to be Obliged to think what most
I-.2 cIIcal men told US would be the case
at the pacific conference will most
probably end in a failure at present"
With the view, pro bably. it is said
= reviving the waning interest threat
euing to bury him in oblivion owing TO
IRE unspOrtSmanlika suspiciousness
M tn which he withhOlds even the sirnp-
( INF SCmation about the Shamrock
THOMAS Upton now announces he
S assumed a coat OF arms of his own
sVics. based on his business career
Or z crest, he has adopted two horny
ads OF labor" one graspine a teak
liant and the other a coffee blossom
ne shield bears a shamrock. in mem
Dry Of his native land, and a thistle in
cOmnlemoration of the fact that he
started in trade in Scot and. His motto
is Labor cOnquers all things"
n The Emperor of Germany is the latest
lQuirer regarding the Shamrock He
as closely though futilIy questioned the
fraughtsmen at Kiel as to her build
and the likelihood OF her bringing back
the Americas cup.
While the newspapers are generally
i of praise for Lady Randolph
EhurchilPs AngIo-Saxon review, the
Daily Chronicle says;
.Notwithstanding the gorgeous bind
lls II IS nothing but an imitation Of
The yellow Book, with the same writers.