Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-27

days a professor" has been operating
on the queens cats, but IL was not be.
Tore he was able TO show her majesty
that cats OF lower stations I'm Ito had
benefited from the treatment that she
allowed her pets TO be "punctured." The
professor" Is a Liverpool man named
Pritohard, and the antl-toxln Is secret
which nc discovered during sojourn in
search OF sport on the west coast OF
Africa
LADY DREssMAKERs.
Smart society has furnished another
recruit to the legion OF lady dress
makers" as they are styled IN London.
This time II Is the Hon. Mrs Charles
Forester, who has conGeuctnded 20 step
from the lofty pinnacle of an assured
position among the fashionable elect
10 make money by minlsteriug to the
vanity Of It's gay butterflies. And there
is no doubt she is making IL nay hand
eomely. She has obtained possession Of
the shop in arstocratlc Bond street.
which was formerly occupied by the
Countess Of Warwick, and picture
gowne" designed by her have become
quite the rage In the fashionable set.
She Is one Of the sistera-inlaw OF LORD
Forester, Her husband has pretty
place at Ascot, and In a popular mem
her OF the Royal Yacht Squadron, mem
bership In which is so rlgidly guarded
from all faint OF trade that even II Sir
Thomas Upton should succeed in lift
ing" the cup he would never be elected
10 II. Before her marriage Mrs. Fores-
ter was Miss Espeth Mackenzie and
her shrewd business instinct Is attribut-
ed TO her Scotch extraction.
BRITISH NJ. P's COMING,
Arrangements for their journey al
ready are being made by the large num-
Der of British members Of parliament
who are TO be present AT the lnterna-
tional Peace congress which Is TO be
held In Boston the first week In october.
w. Randall Dreamer, ~. r., Is the sec
rotary of the English committee, He Is
an enthusiast In peace matters, his ac-
tivities In this direction securing him
the Nobel prize I'm 1908. Philip STAN
hope, M, p, Is organizing the house OF
commons party and already 30 or more
have lsgnihed their intention Of joining
81. Among those NJ. P's. Who have al
ready booked their passages are Philip
Stanhope, S. i. Caldwell, $, I, Evans,
Corrie Grant and T, NJ. llealy. A num-
her OF other men representing various
shades OF thought aud political opinion
will also 60 out and &c Ia estimated that
taken I'm all the party will number close
upon one hundred. Many OF the dele
gates viii be representatives OF the adj
vanoed wing OF the socialist movement,
and one man, John Morrison Davidson,
who likes to describe himself as an Ale
archist- Communist, Is eXpQted 70 be
among them All the delegates VIII pay
their own passage money and railway
fares, but otherwise they viii be the
guests Of the American government
during their stay IN the United States.
After the congress they viii visit New
York, Philadelphia Washington and
Chicago they will spend a few days
at ST. Louis, and 20 for a trip to the
Rocky Mountains.
DISPLAY OF GOOD NATURE.
The Grand Duchess Of Luxemburgh
displays more good nature than felicity
OF expression IN the invitation which
she extends to the public to visit
dilapidated but picturesque old fortress
AT Konigsteln Taurus Bad which she
owns. Those are illuminated every
year on the anniversary Of her birth
day and an inscription at the entrance
20 the grounds announces that the pub
lie IL permitted to visit THE ruins of
II. II. II. the Grand Duchess Of Luxem-
burgh' No extra charge is made for
the laugh. LADY MARY,