Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-19
COLD IN ENGLAND
UNSEASONABLE WEATHER HAS
DEVASTATED FRUIT
ORCHARDS.
AN AMERICAN MAY WIN DERBY.
Sports Watching J.. r. Keene's Dis
guise 1I.-Carnegie's Iron Castle
-Croker's Troubles.

AAohuon, May D.-CCOpyright, 1900, by
the Associated Press.)-While part Of
the United States nave been sweltering,
England ard most of Europe returned to
winter furs n the heaviest overcoats
this week. Northeast winds, amounting
TO a gale in many places. have devas-
tated the fruit blossoms ii the country
and the prospects of the orchards are de-
cidedly unfavorable.
The barrymore peerage will be reviv-
ed in favor of the Right Hon. Arthur
Hugh Smith Barry, chairman of the Ma
tional Union Of Conservative associa-
tions. 1t became extinct in 1924 with the
death of the sixteenth Earl Barrymore.
who was one of the largest of the large
land owners in Ireland. Mr.. Smith Bar
ry maintains that he is the rightful Ba-
ron Barrymore. 1t is one of the an
Client Irish peerages n was in existence
long before it was formally recognized
by Henry VIII. (The Right Hon. Arthur
Hugh Smith Barry, who was born in
1S43. was first married to a daughter Of
Lord Dunraven. who died in 1884, and in
1889 he married Mrs. Elizabeth Post Of
New York, widow of Mr.. Arthur Post
and daughter of General Wadsworth, U.
S. A., of Genesee, New York;.
American interest in the Derby was
stimulated this week by the excellent re-
~ 10 " i JolAlCS u. - DlSSu Last
II. Those who remember the tragic end
of Too Sloan's mount on Holocaust in
1889 are watching with renewed interest
the developments of his Keene mount
this year. While the Prince Of Wales
Diamond Jubilee has won the distinction
of being no less than a 2 to l favorite
and Mr.. T. r.. DeWar's ForfaTshire is sec
n favorite, those looking for longer
odds note with interest the good reports
about Disguise III. The Sportsman's we'll
SrrNnys1,.nl Yoxxprr !, - r1rN $3.50
today:
Very useful Sir Fretful was bought
for 61O guineas to lead Disguise III for
the next 10 days. and more important
still, the American owner Of Rensselaer,,
". e. Mcdonald, has kindly lent him for
the purpose OF trying Disguise II. While
observation stiffens the belief that For
farshire will win. we look on Disguise
II. as a more likely source of LANCER than
fChevening."
confer the honorary degree Of doctor OF
divinity on the Rev. Morgan Dix of Trim
lity church, New York.
Fresh advices from the expedition to
,Abyssinia. headed by Mr.. William F.
Whiteho of Newport, r.. l., show the
dohph, If /" il found that in the country
to the north between the lak and the
Mile, there is difficulty in obtaining sup
plies. This is regarded as probable, as
the country mas not DcSH eAlIlOISu duu ls
reported to be continually raided. The
expedition had. according to the last
news received, ga camels, but there was
an insufficient amount of food, which
may necessitate only a portion of the
party of travellers proceeding to thu
Mile, while the remainder may retrace
their steps to the coast.
Franklin McLeary, a young Canadian
long identified with Beerbohm Trees sue
cesses has the support of the Canadian
high commissioner. Lord Strathcona ane
Mount Royal and many other prominent
colonists in a matinee which McLeary II
arranging to take place at Drury Lane
June 10 for the benefit of the Ottawa firt
sufferers. Sir Henry Irving has calblet
his intention to participate n E.. S. Will.
lard will reaper for the first time in two
years, on the same occasion. McLear3
and Tree are to do the third act O
''Othello."
Charles Frohman has secured thu
American rights of Cartons comedy
Lady Huntington's Experiment" ani
Walter Frith's Man of Forty" Accord
ing to the latest story going the round
'Bobs'' fights on Bath divers" Thes.
are not a new tangled form of compress
ed fntions but a simple looking biscui
made at Bath, the first recipe for which
is credited to the celebrated DR.. Oliver 1