Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17
HOW KING EDWARD
WINS AMERICANS
Quickly Orders That Party Of
Them BE Shown Over
Big Palace
A FINE LUNCHEON FOLLOWS.
King Allonso's Visit Had No connce.
ton win Matrimonial Project.
R.ch New Yorker and Divorce

Special Correspondence,
ONDON, Juno Skiing Edwaro
never lote n chance slip Of doing
- anything that tends 10 promote
friendly rcl0lI0na between Eng.
land ana America, That was slrik.
mgly illustrated 10Y nm incident that
occurred the other day the particulars
Of winch ! nave Just heard, lncidcn-
tally also II illustrates what American
pudecily can accomplish, Armed with
letter from Henry WHITE, formerly
INST secretary Of the American en-.
bossy In London and now ambassador
TO Rome, party Of Americans called
at buckingham Palace TO "do" tho
royal residence and the royal news"
as urietocrotic stables are always
termed here, The letter sulllccd to get
them shown over the stables, whore
they were able to feast their Dyes ON
the kings horses aud carriages, but
they were told that they could not go
over the palace itself without "A por.
nit from the lord chamberlain, thar
being an inllpNiblo rule where foreign.
els are concerned, Earl Clarendon
llllH that office, lie was out Of town
ana mono of the palace officials knew
whore Il message would nnd him. An.
paronily the dlliculty was an insuI,
nountablo one. II would certainly
have been deemed such by amy but
Americans, one NJ the party suggested
that the lord chnmhcrlam'a permit
might be dispensed with hy obtaining
the consent Of the King himself When
the palace official had recovered from
| the shock Tits caused him, ho explained
| mat ihal also was impossible az the
! Rms was attending the rloos nt New
market Not one whit nbnshed tho
spokesman OF the party Inquired II he
could not De communicated with by
telephone when the official had
rogalncd his breath, he admitted thai
II Wua possible ana that the palace
contained telephone which could be-
switched ON 10 any place whore his
majesty might be- staying, but there
wns no precedent for employing II FOR
such u purpose Apparently another
lmpnsso had been reached, However,
after good deal ~ pal0verlng tho
poireNcrNg American succeeded IN
reaching the young man IN charge OF
The palace telephone. II took some
time 90 bring him around, hut finally
ho decided 10 risk IT," though he de.
cl0rod omphatlcally that ne would ney.
or have dreamed Of doing u thing 80
unusual forhny but Americans,
4 SPEEDY REPLY,
II ala not take long to obtain "A re.
nlN IT the Americana were properly
authenticated, they were "by his ma.
Iosty's commands TO be allowed 10
80 over the whole palace without be-
INK subjected 10 any irritating scrutiny,
That settled II, They, did
the palace most thoroughly, and the
attendant nunkeys could not have
shown them more consideration had
they been poraonNgos Of royal blood,
When they hnd finished sghl.sonlng
they were invited to parako Of mnch-
con IN tho palace, Ny ono OF tho biz.
wigs attached TO his maJcsty's houses
hold.
LEFT THEIR CARDS
The cards lcft NJ the palace showed
that the Americans thus honorcd were
Mics Faith A. Norman and Mrs Clni-
onco lludppolh OF Boston, Miss Emo
lWen and Nips lircn ~ New York,
George w, llalstond " pittsbufg, VIII
liam MAIDEN brooks Of Philadelphia,
Henry w. Sampson or Washington ana
Morris H. Macdonald " Jersey CITY,
when they return 10 America II may