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ELECTRICAL AND WIND STORM.
Much Damage TO Prop Done with
Loss Of Life.

Savannah, Ga, Aug. ia severe
electrical storm with high wind passed
over the southern section of Georgia
Saturday night. At SuUmorc the
roundlouac Of the Air Line railroad
was blown down and wrecked At
Wayncsboro dwelling was blown
down and one man Killed. At Barlow
the Baptist church and the academy
building were struck by lightning and
narrowly escaped destruction 1T
Swannsboro a building was struck by
lightning and burned
In all this section the opening cot
ton was whipped from the balls and
ruined
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ANTHRACITE COAL STRIKE.
indications Point to a Settlement on
or Before September I.

Pittsburg. Pa, Aug. 16.-Indications
point to a settlement of the anthra-
cite coal strike on or before Septem-
Der l.
Maj John Biddle, engineer commits.
sioner. District of Columbia, is au-
thority for this statement. In passing
through here Friday night en- route
to Detroit, Mai Biddle said an agent
Of the anthracite operators in Wash
ington quietly told dealers there to
prepare for shipments of anthracite
coal after September /. adding that
the mines will be in operation. The
understanding is that the operators
will make concessions and the miners
also will make sacrifice.
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Lieut.. Ralph &. Mcdowell Drowned

San Antonio. Tex. Aug 18-Lleut.
Ralph =. Mcdowell. OF the 18th United
states cavalry, was drowned in Pinto
creek. near TT Clark lie and Lieut..
Lusk were bathing wnen Mcdowell
was seized with cramps and went To
the bottom
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Chicago. Aug 18.-The Elgin Cream
cry Co, which operates 1876 creameries
throughout Illinois. Iowa and Wiscon-
sin. failed Saturday. The creditors
are estimated 20 number nearly TO-
OOO over 5000 being farmers Tho
American Trust and Savings bank was
appointed receiver and its bond fixed
at 100000.
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cant. Il. G. Morris Odd.

Lacrosse wis. Aug. is Capt Fl. G.
Morris. commander of the fret G.. A r.
post in the United states TO be named
after The late President McKiuley
and one Of the nest prominent G. a. II
mon i'm the state, died here Sunday.
AGED IS years.
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Not Betrothed TO the Crown Prince.

London, Aug. 18.--A letter from Miss
Gladys Deacon appears in the London
papers in which the writer asks the
papers 90 contradict empnatically the
rumOrs OF an alleged betrothal be-
tween herself and Crown Prince Fred.
erick william, of Germany
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Left For san Eranoiaon.

Piainneld, n. j., Aug 18.-Mrs Mel.
son and her son Abram, the mother
and half brother OF the late Mrs Chas.
Fair. left Newmarket Sunday for San
Francisco 20 care for their interests
I'm the division OF the Fair estate
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NEW RIVER COAL FIELDS.
One Hundred or More Men Arrive
Daily to Take Places of Strikers.

Thurmond, w. Va, Aug. 16.-One
hundred or more non-union men are
arriving in the New River coal fields
daily TO take the places OF the stIik.
ers. At Rend mines there was "A great.
demonstration Friday A gang Of sew.
eral hundred strikers heavily armei
marched to the mine and forced CJ
nOn-unionists to abandon work. Dep
uty narshals were powerless and So
rious trouble is imminent.
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The Ra.tIeshln orennn

Washington. Aug 16.-O Orders have
been issued at the navy department
or the fitting out of the battlessip
Oregon at San Francisco for duty sn
he Asiatic station to which she VIII
be assigned.
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Prince Chen in vaneouver.

Vancouver, p. c.. Aug. 49, Prince
Chen. accompanied by sir LANG Chen
Tuen, arrived here Sunday. Prince
Chen. who was the special amba ssador
at the coronation. sailed Monday uu
the Empress Of Japan.
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Is KIM Alfonao lneane7

Madrid. Aug 1S-There IS seri.
Gus talk i'm the highest and inner cir.
cles Of the government regarding the
condition OF King Alphonso. There
has been much gossip here and al the
other courts Of Europe Of his eocen.
tricities. but it is now whispered that
celebrated alionists have had an audi
cnce with him and pronounced him IN
sane
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Salmon FISHING Season closed.

Portland. ore. Aug. 16.-The 1892
fishing season on tho Columbia river
1osed Friday. It is estimated that the
salmon pack is $4,000 cases. or about
100000 more than last year. Ahout
10000 cases were shipped in cold stor
aga
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Rebels Killed ard Leader Executed.

Picking, Aug. lS.-The viceroy OF SIZE
Chuan reports that imperial troops at
tackled the rebel headquarters at In
chawan August ~. one thousand reb
els were killed and their leader. Tong
Yu Hung, was captured and exc
cuted
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peath Of coI. -. a. HemnhilI.

Atlanta. Ga, Aug. 18.-Col William
Arnold Hemphill, founder and for
many years business manager Of the
Atlanta Constitution and former may
or, died at hiJ residence cp Peach
tree street
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HANGED Cor Murder.

GrOesbeck Tex. Aug. 1G.-Tohn
Warren. a Negro, was hanged here for
the murder Of a storekeeper named
Dock Stevens. Warren sold his body
'or So.
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Lincoln. Neb.. Aug. 1S.- Sunday was
the hottest day Of the year i'm Nebras-
ka, the temperature ranging from 90
to lo2. At Fairbury for six hours 10
was o,er 100 and hot winds were blow.
ing Corn in places is badly in need
II rain
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Hnm's Horn nInsfa

TO impart happiness j. to Increase
g.
Following the Savior is fleeing from
sin.
Mcrices do not depend ON merits with
God.
80 evil can harm us as long as We
hate it.
Self-denial is the thermometer OF
true charity
Heaven bushes for the man who
bushes for his religion.
The blue Sky is always bigger than
the clouds, tLeug,i we may not see -
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Lord Hopetown Leaves For Home.

Montreal Aug. 18.-Lord Hopetown,
former governor general Of the com
monwcalth of Australia. after spend
ing Sunday I'm this city, left for New
York. whence ne will sail C.. the leu
tonic on Wednesday for home
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Young corbetto to Train In Cincinnati

V~''9 ut DStA 20 IIdIH " OInCInnatI
Hartford c., Aug 16.-"Young Cor
bett'' left this city Saturday for New
York and later will go to Cincinnati
where he will continue 10 train Tor
his fight with McGovern at Louisville
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-04
FLAX CONCERNS MERGE.
New York Capitalists Rcorganixe
North Dakota Companies.

Fargo. n. D.. Aug An important
transfer OF business interests In this
city and nj other points throughout
the state has been made by the ah-
sorption OF the North Dakota FLAX
company and the Frcnch-Hickman
Flax Fiber company by the By-Product
rapcr company a New York corpora
ton.
Articles Of incorporation have been
Slod with the secretary Of state OF
North Dakota. The capital OF the new
concern Is sa.ooo.ooo. and H. +. French
-, New York is president and warren
A. Ransom Of New YORK treasurer.
RANSOM was formerly vice president
~ the :, Lawrence Power company or
Niagara Falls.
Tho company will manufacture pa
per pulp from flax fiber and nrhols'er'
ers tow. the pulp being maue ~ 's
Niagara plant The fiber Is 10 pe
made nj plants In Fargo and three
ss,r roints in the state.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-04
MOB AFTER A NEGRO.
Cripple Creek Murderer Likely to Sc
Strund OD

Cripple Greek, cc,o., Ang. IA moi
surrounds the county Jail here. threat.
cning 70 lynch John Randolph. ne,
gro miner known az Black Stfatton.
who stabbed and killed William VII
klnson. a clerk employed by the Bar
wise Commission company
The men quarrelei over the lay
ment for some nuts. which the negro
had taken from tho store Following
the stabbing Randolph escaped TO til
hills but was CAPTURED three miles
southwest OF Cripple Greek after two
hour chase and placed III Jail a mol
gathered ard Chief of Police Burton
mounting the Jail steps. begged tn
men TO disperse. While TIE mol
quieted for a while II Is believed Ran
dolph Viii be lynched before nishtfall
Wilkinson came here from Arkansas
City, Kan three years ago.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-04
GUESTS OF THE PRESIDENT.
LARGE Number Of Callers Dire IT Saga
more Hill.

oyster Bay. y y. Aug. The pul
p.t. the press. tho Lar ard politics
were represented about TIL luncheon
board Of President Roosevelt. Sen
aior Millard OF Nebraska. accompanied
by friend Of his own state. cam,
down from New York 10 talk To Nr
Roosevelt, about his Western trip and
10 make some arrangements for his
visit 10 Nebraska.
Among the other guests al luncheon
were Silas MtBce OF New York. editor
OF the Churchman. Bishop Dudley 81
the Episcopal church. diocese OF Ken
tucky. Charles Nagel OF st. Louis.
George Harvey. editor OF HarprrS
Wcekly. George ". H.nman OF chi
cago. editor OF the lnter-ocean. ant
Edward Kent of New York. Assur
auce Is given that no particular sig
niiicunce attaches 10 the calls o: any
o. the gentlemen. the desire Of tht
president being 10 entertain them SO
c!ally AZ his country home,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-04

80 council II We-trtn tar AZ
compliance M.th The isne.s M..h~.
hass s9'e1 that 10 further "Npcnll
lures 4. incurred in replacing III.
sttset decorations. The club house :
which llae a considerable portion 81
the route and most of the other huild
inss are being res."eorat"i. III" Cana
dian af,h s be.ns reflrcssca with
fresh spce mems u Canada agricul
turai precincts ard The Indian contl'l
gen; Is erecting IA arch on parlla
men; street Thc lillunai.nns on
coronation right a.ll be largely as
originally planned The vicinity O.
the Iant ~ England tho Royal EN.
change AM the Mansion House will
b. n hlar ~ electric l.ahts and the
Strand Trafalgar square. Pail Mall
- James sauarr ari Plccatilly will
he gorgeous with illlmina,tons. many
q. which VII he displayed On k!irh-
crer nlghf tug 8. also
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-04
CHARGES AGAINST eULLER.
Used Res Cross Wagons 20 Take Am.
riar.sicn 20 the Front.

London. Aug Surgeon General
Hamilton. befor. n meeting o. the
british Medical association M Man
chester. definitely charged that Gen
eral Sir Redyers hnllcr during the
noor war Of 1881. used army medical
wagons with the Rcd Cross thereon
for taking ammunition 10 the front
and armed the bearer companies. us.
INK them rs escorts.
The surgeon general declared his
authority for the statement was the
princinal medical officer 10 whom ihc
orders Were ISSUED and he added that
,hc British could not complain NJ the
nocrs doing what General Butler had
done twenty years previously.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-04
PROBE THE MERGER CASE.
st. Paul Attorney Selected Special
Examiner.

ST. Paul. Aug. FIRED g. lngersoli,
we'll known ST. Paul attorney. has
been appointed by Judge 1.ochrcn OF
the United States circuit court as sre-
cial examiner to take testimony IN the
case OF the United States department
OF Justice against the Northern Secur-
flies company. so-called. and which is
commonly known as the Northern Pa
cii!C merger.
Both parties TO the case were repre-
sented by their counsel, and the ap'
no,ntmeut was acceptable to both.
United States District Attorney
Haunt made the motion. and Judge
George n Young. on behalf of James
! nm and the various companies
which he stands for. agreed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-04
TWO MINERS MEET DEATH.
. --
'Cavein at Lead, 9. b., Impcrils Several
Hundred Men.

Lead, S. d.. Aug. An accident oc
CURED in the big Homestake mines
here in which two men lost their lives
and several hundred were imperiled
but escaped without injury.
The trouble occurred on the seventh
level OF the gold mine. and was in the
nature OF a cavein. five floors Of the
level coming down and carrying the
miners with them. About fifty fee.
or loose rock and debris fell. The
dead are John Pourier and Joseph
Narvais
That the balance of the men es
capped is almost miracle as the cave
In occurred without a moments warn
Ing and huge masses of ore fell in all
directions.
The Homestake Is owned 10 a large
extent by the Stanford estate of San
Francisco and by the Hearsts OF Cal
ifOrnia and New York.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-04
LITTLE INTEREST SHOWN.
ep'rat'ons for the Coronation Pro
oeeding Mechanically.

for ''naoh. , Aug. New preparations
nex, we coronation OF King Edward
ma', saturday are proceeding rather
mt,,a nah'cally. The erection OF the IN
ana ''i street barriers. the cleansing
roh,nr "ecorating Of the stands and tho
Tie ,.'hs a,s OF decorations attracts lit
ac,na, n,''h1'on. Public interest In the
k,na1', na' proceedings. however. is re.
lne ' :, py Official assurance that the
mniee, getting on finely and that his
fn,iIa,a'y viii be able 10 bear tho
ca,inn 1"' OF being crowned. The publ
prorasa ," o. the Official programme OF the
nom ,h'on ,s shows no special changes
ccrema' mar original arrangement but tho
have nn'es hnns In Westminster Abbey
the lit. tn curtailed by the omission OF
cital l.y =, =. and sermon and by the re.
four " i'm, me recognition once instead OF
hca,,a'mes. .,mes. A new series OF re.
dgni@a's, nave begun at the abbey with
these h,a movements and rccitais and
anythina,e Tar more impressive than
Spectacle connected with the street
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-04

J. \. Kelly relates az experience sim
lar 10 that which las haI pened in al.
most every neigh hborhood IL the United
states and has been told and re told by
thousands 81 others. He says: Last
summer had an attact Of d,sentery
and purchaser bottle 0. Cham berlains
Colic. Cholera and D.rehoea Remedy
which | used according T. directions
ard with entirely satisfactory results
The trouble was controlled much quick
cr than former attacks When used other
remedies. Mr.. Kelly i well known
citizen of Henderson. " C-F For sale i,
Al! Dru-gis,e
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-04
Morgan Buys a London House.

New York, Aug. fl. Pierpont
Morgan has just purchased from
Georgiana. the countess Of Dudley. her
handsome house at 53 Grosvenor
street. cables the Worlds London cor
respondent. The house stands at the
corner Of Davies street and is most
conveniently situated. Lady Dudley
had her house beautifully decorated
and finished at cost Of nearly $500
Goo
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-04
HELD TO THE GRAND JURY.
Henry r. Coo Alleged 20 Have Embcz
.ied $4,000.

Boston. Aug. 4-lianry +. Coo. the
former treasurer al the Dowkcr Fer
tiliz.r company and the Dudley
hosiery mills Of Newton, who was ar
rested Friday night for the alleged en-
hoyzlemcnt Of sl@o. 600. was held for
the grand jury In 100000. which was
furnished Specifically he was &C.
cnsed OF the larceny of note for
ST. a0n payable on demand from the
Dowker company. on June :. Mr. Coe
waived examination.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-04
IMPERIALISM OF LORD ROSEBERY
DISASTROUS TO THE GRIT.
ISh LIBERALS.
PARTY H0PELESSLY DIVIDED
Hecer. Unprecedented viescry In
hor.r Leeds Had Been Looked Upon
as an indication Of Liberal Control
II :rc Near Future-presert Gov.
eminent solcmnIy Warned BY she
Press cf Both Parties.
Press of Both Parties.

| lotian. Aug. 4.--Calmer estimates
|o' o. s.sl.acancc Of the unprcc"dent
r. al victory Ia the parliamentary
f. ten IN Leeds indicate little real
fas.s 'or the renewed hopes that the
i.sb'fals arc gaining control Of the
rofertmcn,.
d" government has been soundly
|!ee'.5"l and solcmnly warned this
w. ut only by It's opponents. hui
a. ~ some Of It's journalistic sup
|i'''ss Int the opposition's onthnsl.
as'' p'oph.c.os about early getting
'at''a.t of all branches of the oppo.
shaA were pretty cnpc'uallY
s44'.. hsl ny Lord Ros"hery's dispas.
s.oaA's felteration that he has no In
's.'aA 81 abandoning the impcrialIs'
= ta'iorm and tho equally stubborn
'h'' iton of the Radicals that they
~ ut relin1uish home rule n n
s'ah afd party issue.
~ po!itely dcplorlng Lord Rose.
~ ai'erances. the chief Liberal or.
s''' appointedly remarks:
~ Go not think Lord Roscbery
~ f'al'zes the passionate desire for
~ - mat exists among Liberals
pt''afhou' ~. the country nor the pas.
,a','l' leat desire 10 arrive nj IL with other
a. paper scolds the Liberal leaders
~, '"'r Jolly In splitting hairs nj a
,,a - "h"n tho government is founder.
adn' - W" iabyrinths OF the pa,chcd.ur
49,, 'iohai bill and In revealed 20 tho
10 be without aim or policy.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-04
T)R.PRICE'S
crss'mB Baking Powder

The difference Of cost between good
and poor baking powder would not
amount for a family's supply to one dol
lar a year. The poor powder would
cause doctors bills many times this.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is
he most economical in the end, because
It goes further in leavcning and ;nsures
perfect, wholesome food.
Used always in making the biscuit
and cake it saves both health and money.
Made from pure, grape cream of tartar,
most hcalthful of fruit acids.
Eorriou lnno,. value go~~.
health. afford To cheap. ow-grajc
baking powders They a nos,. IN
pscs po~oGR Co.. srie !. ihe ,r,fr a l,s rl. =,
CHICAGO alan. which cniafgefs the health Al
physicians all I'll >,a 'h4t such p.-
ccEs II .-i tlutuas.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-04
cracksmen Wreck a Safe.

Niles. o.. Aug. 2.-The safe IN the
nostoflice here was blown open ny
craftsmen who secured about $lbo III
money and 1000 stamps. ne sa''
was wrecked and the office badi! nahl'
aged. The robbers. three III numoe''
ESCAPED in q buggy.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-04
ITALY FOR PEACE
KING VICTOR EMMANUEL PRO.
POSES REDUCING CONTINENT.
TAI ARMAMENTS.
HAS THE CARS SUPPORT

Will Next Visit the German Emperor
and Ask That Monarch's Approval
o. the ProJect-Maintcnan OF a
o'9 Army and Navy More OF a Bur.
Den for Italy Than for Other Cont.
mental Countries.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-04
The Best IiniIn.n, for strains.

Mr.. +. II. \ els the nerchan. Al Deer
Park. Lorr Island y T. SAYS always
recommended Chamberlain : Pain Balm
a. the best lsniment for strains. | used
II last winter for severe lameness in
the side. resulting from the strain. and
was greatly pleased with tie quick relie!
and care i, eiiiected-F sale hy All
Druggists
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-08-04

Fole,'s Kidney Cure purites the blood
l., stralning out impurities and tunes
up the whole system. Cures kidney and
bladder iroubles-Chris Shut.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-27
FLRBMBN VOTING ON
QUESTION OF STRIKE
Result Of Ballot to Be Made
Known Tonight.
Many Men Interviewed Express Them
selves IN Favor of
Tie-Up.

SHAMOKTN. Pa, May 2T.-ColIfery
dremen Of the local region met this
morning to vote whether TO go on strike
OF not next Monday in the event OF op-
orators refusing TO grant an S-hour
Workday at the present wage scale.
As a number of firemen could not
leave the mines to attend the meeting
IT was decided not % announce The
vote until after they met tonight when
the joint ballot viii be made public
Before the men went into executive
session today number we're interviewed
as to whether they were Tor strike
They said unless concessions were
granted they would ballot for a tie-up
AnOther attempt viii be made tonight q
a meeting Of engineers and fremen to
reconsider the determination OF that
class OF workers Who Taet last Sunday
when they voted lot . strike
Everything is quiet IN The ninth dis
trict Of United Mine Workers Every
body expects trouble next Monday If the
coal companies attempt to fill places of
fremeu with non-Union men If the fire
men remain away from the c0ilicries-
At present, operators say they will
prevent the mines from being flooded at
anv cost
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-27
NEW YoRKS RICHEST
DETECTIVE Is DEAD
James Burns, Wardman, Said to Have
Been Worth 100000

NEW YORK. May 27.-James Il
Burns. for fifteen years a ward detec-
tive on the New York police force. died
yesterday at his home in New Rochelle,
leaving an estate of over 100000.
Burns viii be best remembered as the
wardman for Inspector William ". Nc
LaughIin when the latter was in com
mand OF the Eldridge Street station and
Of the TeuderIoin precinct When his
methods were exposed during the Lexow
Investigation, Burns stood mis- ground.
but was placed on trial and dismissed
from the force. He vas also indicted
but when the trial was called, fed Be
fore doing so, he gave his bondsman
8. 600 TO pay to the court the forfeited
bond.
Burns went 20 Europe where he lived
the life OF a prince. He made a tour Of
the Continent which took up years OF
his time Then, being assured that
everything had beeen fixed, p" he return
ed TO New York and walked triumphant
" into the court Of general sessions de-
handing a trial and the return Of his
s.. GOO on the forfeited bond. Re was
not tried. of course. as the witnesses
were missing and the indictment was
finally dismissed.
Burns. having obtained "yiRdication.
wanted to he reinstated. He applied to
the Legislature. and. by spending $4,000,
succeeded in having a law passed Civ
ing the police commissioners the power
to reinstate him But the commission
ers did not have the courage t. do So
During the past two years Burns had
hacn falling RAPIDLY because of worry.
Three nurses had been attending him
for several months. Inspector MCLaugh-
lin and other police officials visited him
during his Illness
Tho funeral services viii be held to
morrow at the residence Of his brother
Se-gt. Joseph Burns. OF the West Forty
seventh Street station. who lives at %
West Ninety-fourtb Street Interment
viii be in Calvary Cemetery. Burns was
Gfty-oue years old \ widow survives
him
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-27
KING EDWARD WILL
DINE JOCKEY CLUB
Members to Be Entertained at Buck
lngham Palace on Eve Of
Derby Day.

LONDON. Nav 21--The World" says
the King VIII give q dinner to the mem
bers Of the Jockey Club at Buckingham
Palace on the evening before Derby Day
The Duchess Of Devonshire viii enter
tain Queen Alexandra al dinner at Dew
onsaire House on Derby Day. The King
viii attend a dance there later on.
At the coronation performance of
opera on June 20 seven or eight boxes
viii be thrown into one. The entrance.
staircase. halls. the grand saloon and
smoking rocsu viii be appropriated for
the exclusive use Of the court The grand
staircase viii be lined with yeomen Of
the guard and the grand saloon VIII be
fitted up with Bullets. Everything VIII
be sent from Buckingham Palace. The
smoking room viii be arranged as q
boudoir for the Queen and princesses-