The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-23

and with all that a rr1a - s-lta
woman. fun of tenderness hearted
minded. unaffected pierv ana 2r18i
sympathy for all that are .- 2le-s
or distress, Thoroughly nur,.---. 'lo.s
press in fact. whose e-l-
lnoughts and utterancas .v-.r. ions
SlJod and appreciated mt their
Ea-ue by her subjects. N-s
Painted, Played and Wrote
Ihat Queen Victoria fosteraf ts...
altS Is best shown by the rr.- ne
q lalse proportion of the f1ru-- .---;
80 imports or art objects +'
81, t-. mo il-' f-nsland have ceased. H..
am mas learned On supply her ..-., '-
ilalld Tor art objects Her r-4s.-.----
interest III Sucn matters as rr...
only natural. foT she was .-. VAS
most accomplished women .r D. .a-
mlniOns- being a painter rr ...... -.-
dU4e merit q musician of ram. -..-
q cleNer writer, as shown hy her -r7.-..
Iand leaves and "a rewa-Es.ra
gust Not content with k.r..-r. .''-'
man. French and Italian SD. ..- ie-
self down when past On. .s. .- q. .--
study HindOo, and was .Ur. %
time of her death 70 carra-.. s- -
with her two or three Indian ..r,-
wants. S-.-
Moreover, her long experience
ruler and the profound .-.,.-,
which she possessed of i.-.--.-s.-.
politics were almost Witn..- -
among the European sorar...--..
statesmen. and endowed her ..-r -
prestige and influence. tn. -....-
erslsed with much caution ami r.t
sight, proved sufficient ON several
caslons To avert contjnentlr vars
lt Is no secret that Emperor r...-
Germany and Alexauder III .- r
were restrained from fghtu- ..-.-
I by nothing but the wise .r..-r-.-.-
| of Queen Victoria. -
Fads Of the Queen.
Victoria used 10 sleep be.u....- NIL.
pl1nkeJS or sheets woven n--..a.r--
| ner use They were made E.-. ..s
| neecy and thin. and as SIN. -.r
] them after they were wa-... ..-
/ qulred about eight new r...- De-
/ mcnth- When she had df-...-r.r r
! lney were sent % the hosHur u-.--
/ supplied these blankets fn r.r IN
/ Tor forty years In order fn E..-. E'-
/ warm she had queer little .rr--s- rs
{ Iur-Hued bags, OF foot mur--
/ the same firm. This c0raar. .r.
Z larry redTa9ed her rooms a..- ~
Z tcEel9nnel- always of the -.r. ...--.E
! coloring, which by royal order --.r-.
/ be duplicated for anyone els.
] The queen hated tobacco 4rr..-..
| u5I SlIenEln. ana DO was l.ru-#r--
| everyone 10 indulge In the fr.--.-.-
| Wiihln lHe wallis of Windsor Do F..
/ recorded that this rule WAS ever 49,.
I out once. and that was ON .r. .-.
I of the visit of King Charles of rg..--,.
/ 70 her majesty I'm 1852 Then rr-. ...-
/ nav was observable evar.u.ra--'-...
| IN the apartments of the .-r.-- t,.-
/ ana the adjacent corridors On 1-
I ca=lon q cabinet miui-rs- WIN. - O.
| voted TO his cigar, received . T.--.- ~
/ me queen. private secretary. Sir u-
Fonson1y, saving that ir rrrr-s
D
! would refrain from S.rr-4t5rr
/ pa-cueS Win tobacco smoke la-.-. ..-.
ING lnem- He turned the royal ----.
/ account Dy writing ca Uuf. Oh. .a..r T..
| colleagues telling them rr.- +. -
/ royal order that IN future thew .-....-
smoke when preparing GiSua-rr.. ..-
! queen ..-
/ victoria always took most .r r.-.
/ sondl belongings with her when .-. -
on d journey, and if was -ra-..-
easy task for her household D.. --..
Slis-ilst from one place tp another IT..
moving OF the court from Wirfs.- -- D..
( borne Is described by one VIII. E..
ia Site moving as 'WUr-a than rr-.. ~
ana an earthquake all go once r-
lning except the carpets and -s.-.-. e
20 be removed from the ~rr.r .a.-..-.
dIJer her majesty IefI Them .-. ....-
d sou gIQeT IN inc other palace r.r.-. L--
| arrival there. Af
TO = P2n one e.. occasion Victoria was ready
~ Nt5I Hdu CJuIeE De-. .a.
seated herself in her gsr-.-. --
VS. noted that the mistress III --. -.
me late Duchess of Sutra-.-e .-.
/ III her seat in the car-9.-. ..--..
Z royal mistress Their .r.
glestlltiE the missing woman .---
| literally on the run and fr "a s-...
| Precipitation and viSfbIv rrfEr-a-... 4 -.7
{ queen looked at her fardE .r r.
I oGi instead Of sColdiuu her rn.. ..-
/ Ws-tcH from her belt and pra.---H d. Poi
ne me vutIeos. saying: Your watch must
ne a pad umekeeper. lei mo g--.. ION .-..
] DlLtr WleTedL rna Gurha-.s -r....
Life in Her Household.
The lie of a maid of honor a1r o..
the bodchdmber or other t.-.-. -r.--.--
OF the household al Tf.-.--... ..-.
Wnlie not al all THAI OF . mental a..-
! not IN any sense a siuerur. l1. DIS sa-r...
III Inc royal household ...-.-- .-... -..-
Slf1 EIeSuse the positions Er Ur.-r-..
nave always been ea1.--r -.rer- M.
totla : women used rH take ar early
DIeahldSL ana await summons from
LlLtlI mistress before -e-lrrllE into a.-
presence Inc morning was usual.
passed In reading the newspapers rg b.
majesty until near luncheon time n.
queen partOok OF this meal with Der .-
family the women of The household ...
Ug apart at ? clock
] FROM to 4 p. m Oh. women rr.Yr-r-
] 4eu tHelr mistress ON Beer daily lrr. ..-
! ger which they read. arranged q--
/ graphs or completed fancy work H.-.
OUT not finished by rDE. fingers d..
I continued until the queens dinner 4.--
, about O'Clock. By this -u. HI ..-
ctIhed were likely -o Boz. weary a-- -
I one was ever heard Goo ..wr..5. H..-4-
! tnt waits or terms n. -.r.... rarely
ever exceeded five months OH ar. "s
year The pay OF rE. .G..s "-
4 household varied from E -H
[ / aunum- Most of them H.-. H..-"s-.E -
Z AT least OF noble blood au G-.
: I woman who was a m.uH.- .. rl. U...r
- lousehold was priva-.a .E reason
. Z HtI service To use OBJ. prefix -"-.--.