Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14
AsToR-MILNE AFFAIR.

ture for Marienbad created no end Of
quips and comments. but there seems
no reason 20 believe II was In any
way due 10 this circumstance. Mfr
William Waldorf AstOr" says Vanity
Fair, rs at Marienbad, and Marienbad
is quieter than London" adding that
most people support the sailor man.
Mr.. Astor's dinner party IN London
was attended by forty people, but the
host was unable 10 appear. owing to an
attack OF sciatica.
The prince OF Wales win be the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Cayendish
BeHtinick. at High Cliffe Castle. at the
end Of this week. Mrs. Benunick was
formerly Miss Elizabeth Livingston Of
Staatsburg, n, Y.
FOXHALL KEENE's REAPPBAR-
ANCE.
Mr.. FOXhall Keene's reappearance In
the ranks Of gentlemen riders has
created interest IN England. His vie
tory In the race for the Andover stakes,
on Sinopi. caused the Daily Mail 10 say:
He should prove a welcome acqulS-
ton 10 the ranks Of amateur riders. He
has nice style, though his seat. per-
haps. is too upright for modern riders.
Still he gets there all the same"
The departure Of the American hos
ptal ship Maine for China meets with
warm approval both from official and
unofficial England. The way this de-
cision was arrived at is a happy illus
tration OF the energy Of the American
ladies on the committee The matter
was only proposed Saturday last and
between that and Wednesday every
thing was settled and the ship was re-
fitted and sailed. The Maine will take
care OF Americans and British only. as
German and the other nations are also
sending hospital ships. The queen was
especially pleased at the promptitude
with which the committee acted IN this
matter and az the garden party the
royal thanks were conveyed to Mr..
Bernard Baker and several ladies' Of
the committee for all the Americans
had done and are doing In the matter.
LADY RANDOLPH CHURCHILL.
The difficulties which stood IN the
way of Lady Randolph Churchllls we'd
ding now seem 10 have been overcome
and the event is nNcd for July g. II
VIII be- attended by the CORVALLIS
West family and Winston Churchill.
who has started from South Africa for
England. The affair viii be quiet. The
wedding breakfast VIII be served at
the Moreton Frewen's residence.
With the announcement OF the we'd
ding, the departure OF the Maine for
China the appearance OF volume five
OF her Anglo-Sax0n Review and her
garden party az the Normal college for
the blind. Thursday Lady Randolph
4 D. "A a. -.
this week. The new volume Of the
Anglo Saxon Review Is the best which
has yet appeared. The binding Is par
ticularly beautiful being copy OF a
prayer book printed IN 1859 and bound
by Mearne Tor King Charles / and given
TO the British Museum In 1853 by
George III.
The London trades council has adopt
ed a resolution formally repudlatng
the convention Of English speaking
democraCles called by the council 81
Ruskin Hall IN the interests Of which
labor delegates are now In the United
States. The council refers 20 the 500
called Anglo-Saxon alliance az that
lingo question" When the delegates
return thew win have a good many
questions 90 answer.
LoNDoNs DEATH RATE.
The coming OF hot weather Is not
welcomed by the Londoners and gene.
raj exodus Is beginning. Ii Is feared
that another spell like that OF last year
Is impending Until the beginning OF
this week Londou's death rate, thanks
90 the cool weather was the lowest In
seven years-only 1875 In a thousand
The annual mobilization OF the British
navy preparatory 20 the maneuvrea
passed on without incident.
Judging from thu manauvre plans