Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-22

hollis, the American golfer, who defeat
ed the English crack, Peter Paxton,
Thursday. Nichols, who Is Of English
birth. returned here after having
passed many years In America The
Tottlng Bee Golf club compelled him
TO lunch I'm the workshop, though the
club members were glad to face the
December storm to witness his play.
Nichols said
Had been before IN America and
witnessed the lavish kindness be-
slowed on Warden and other English
players / might not have resented this
treatment; but you may be assured /
will never remain In England long and
IL II We're not for meeting Braid, Sat
urday who Is a personal friend,
would not play on another English
link You may depend on II Warden
viii not remain here long, for ! know
he win be unable 20 stand this sort Of
thing after the Kindness he has re-
ceived in the United States
"The curious thing about II all IS
that America will soon outstrip Eng
land not only In rolf playing but in the
manufacture Of golf equipment for they
are getting the best talent In England,
which under better auspices, Is sure
to outstrip the home talent
NO CHANCE FOR MRS. MAVERICK.
Once again Mrs. Florence Maybrick
spends an unhappy Christmas In her
prison cell in spite OF the various re-
ports, her chances Of liberty are no
brighter than last year. Secretary
Hay has forwarded 10 Mr. Choate
several private letters which viii short
~ be presented 10 the new home secre-
tary. Mr.. Richie in accordance with
the custom Of approaching each new
occupant OF tina, Office But the As
ISOLATED Press learns there Is no possi-
bic chance of anything being done so
long as Lord Salisbury rs lord high
chancellor. Were the cabinet % discuss
the matter as 81 did once before. 10
could only refer Il 10 the crowns chief
adviser. Lord Halsbury who apparent
ly made the Maybrlck case the basis ~
a feud with the late Lord Chief JUS
tice Baron Russell OF KillOWen and
cherishes II just as bitterly now as be-
fore Russell's death. When a new chan
cellOr is appointed Mrs. MaybriCk viii
have q good chance Of freedom. The
Duchess Of Bedford. who Is reported
20 be especially Interested In Mrs.
Mayhrck. tells the Associated Press
that she only sees the celebrated prison.
or in the course OF her regular visits
to Aylesbury prison. not especially in
the interest Of her case and does not
interd to express any opinion Of her
guilt or Innocence.
WOMEN FOR THE PEERAGE.
Another American woman is likely 90
be soon elevated 10 the British peer
age. as Lord Salisbury intends 20 recog-
nize the Right Hon. Arthur Hugh
Smlth-Barry's services 20 his party by
putting him In the house Of lords. Mr..
Smlth-Barry married the widow ~ Mr.
Arthur Post. Of New York, whose sis
ter Mrs. Adair, is also well known In
London society.
Others mentioned FOR n pcerage In
clude Mr. Henry Cosmo Orme Bonsor.
chairman OF the Southeastern railroad
and Mr.. James Lowther NJ. z. Lord
Salisbury has already created nearly
ninety peers. II the present rate Is kept
up the upper house viii soon BE- IN
numerical superiority over the COM
mons,
CANADIAN PROGRESS.
W. Z. Hobbs. head Of the recently
formed Canadian furniture combine.
now IN London. has decided that the
Canadians have no need OF the assist
ance or OF the cooperation Of English
iected A significant fact showing
Canada's progress, Is that sufficient
funds are easily obtained there while
the new law coming into force Jan. 1
In the United Kingdom, imposes an al
most prohibitory taxation on new cor
porations,
About forty pantommes will be pro-
duced ia and around London during