Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-08
Men from the Southern States Give Dinner
at Hyde Park Hotel.
COLONEL ocHILTREE CONFINED TO BED
Talks Of Coronation, the Turf and Raps
British Polo Player.
INDIAN PoTENTATE CAUSES A STIR
Brings Great Retinue of Servants
and Water from the Sacred
Ganges in which All His
Food Ia Cooked.

Copyright, 1902, by Press Publishing Coz
LONDON, June 7--(New York World Ca
blegram-Special Telegram.)-The Ameri-
can accent is beginning to dominate the
Hobbies OF Londons best hotels. A large
contingent Of prominent people arrived this
week both from the continent and the
United States. J. d. Crimmins is staying
At Claridges His two sons have left for
tour Of Scotland. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Lehr are again at the Carlton having re-
,urned from Paris. Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. p.
Belmont are at Claridges. Both couples
we're at the opera, in stalls, Wednesday.
remarkable dinner of men from the
southern states was given Tuesday at Hyde
Park Court hotel the diners including Sec
pnd Secretary Ridgely Carter and @. W.
Gamble of Maryland, George Crockett.
Thomas L. Field, Lewis Poisson and Lind
Dey Russell OF North Carolina, Seaton
Loindsay Of Virginia and George Baker Of
Louisiana.
A great stir has been made by the pub
ication in all the newspapers that Miss
Alice Roosevelt had arrived for the corona
tlon, being evidently confused with Miss
Helen Roosevelt, who is staying with Mrs.
Commander Cowles.
Rear Admiral Crowninshield is to be the
guest OF Naval Attache Richardson Glover
and Mrs. Glover at their pretty house on
Park Lane.
Princess Gilimitro Colonna has arrived
for the coronation and is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Macksy.
Mr. and Mrs. Munton Jaffray and Miss
Jafray have taken a house on Hans road
for the season. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Peabody and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Irving
OF New York are staying at the Carlton;
DR.. Chaplin and Henry Lee Davis are at
the Cecil, while other we'll known Ameri-
cans in town include P. A. B. Widener,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Mccormick,
Baroness Won wrede and Mrs. Josiah
Quincy Of Boston. The last named has
taken a charming house in Cadogan Gar
dens.
Bishop Potter is staying at j. Pierpont
Morsan's house at Princes Gate.
Bon vivant Confined to Bed.
Colonel ochiltree has been confined TO his
bed for week at the Carlton. He said
yesterday: "The great regret OF my life
was was unable to see the Derby, being
confined to my room by the Doctors orders.
! have seen most OF the derbies since 1867,
when Hermit won.
II was at the polo match a week ago as
the guest Of the Hurlingham club. over
heard Shrewsbury's most insolent and pre-
sumptuous demand that Waterbury's pony
be withdrawn Shrewsbury was most un-
gentlemanly and aggressive. l regard him
as a Spotted Earl. not one of the right
class.
After the match spent Sunday with
Foxhall Keene at Newmarket He had his
father and De Courcey Forbes as guests
Early on Sunday Foxhall Keene received q
letter from the Polo club utterly repudi-
ating Shrewsbury's action. James r.
Keene and the late Pierre Lorillard are re-
garded in England as the real leaders of the
American turf. What Mr.. Whitney will dc
remains to be seen. They each spent al
least $1,600,000 racing in England.
''The more see OF racing here the more
convinced am that nothing could be more
fairly conducted. Lord Durham. the Jockey
club steward, is the fairest man ever con-
nected with the turf.
Fright here want to protest against the
stories published IN America about Amer
lean Jockeys not having fair play. There
Is no Jealousy. II jockey is straight hG
Is well treated. But such as Tod Sloar
should be ruled of the turf. II an English
jockey is not straight he will be likewise
thrown on"
Everyone with whom / talk business
here seems to think that what is left OF tn,
clupIt hIleF tne war Will Do DOuBn
up by Pierpont Morgan.
IL am a great admirer of King Edward
J think he will do for London what Loui
Napoleon did for Paris. hope he will ge
some OF his rich friends to beautlfy Lon
don. My advice to him is to allow the ney
colonies to have imperial representation.
II have seen nothing OF Croker or hi
stables.
II shall be unable to see the coronation
Rs am going next week to Alx-Les- Bains.
brings Water with Him.
The maharajah OF Juipur, who is fabu
iously wealthy, has arrived for the corona
tion with 500 swRrthy Fetainers. He Is re
siding at Marcy lodge, Kensington, a ROY
Of sixteen houses close by being reserves
for his suite. He brought a large gol
image Of the Hindoo god Krishna. wort
$3.50. 900. One room Is set apart as a tenn
pie, where pagan worship Is carried o.
daily. His baggage included twenty hug
stone trunks OF Ganges water, as all hi
food must be boiled in water from tn
sacred river.
Although the duke and duchess Of Man
chester have not been presented At court
they have received an invitation 20 tn
coronation. The duchess will walk In IN
procession next to her mother-in-lgw. tn
dowager Duchess OF Manchester. and tn
duke will walk with the duke OF Buceleucl
The GOODNESS between the dowsser duches
and Eugene Zimmerman. owing to the lat
ter's niggardly treatment OF his daughter
the duchess. has been aecentuated by hi
refusal to pay the expenses Of her pres
entatton at court. AS she has no tiarS
she cannot go. The duke has only just &c
his discharge from the bankruptcy cour
the necessary money being provided b
his mother. who lost all patience. they sa!
with Mr.. Zimmerman for hAggling for 81
eurity on the ancestral estate for the sci
Element on his daughter.
The duchess was invited to the court ba
last night though she had not been pr,
sented. but II the other obstacles wei
removed the dowager duchess would hAl
had no difheulty in securing a priva