The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-20
SHOWS SIGNS
OF EARLY END
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tSonGnueo from Pa9e One.t
rtories this winter of the kings terrible
temper. which makes life miserable for
It is Of course always difficult TO tell
now much truth there Is in reports OF thi
Kind, but certain 1t is that the king and
sether annually under the same roof, and
from my own knowledge I know that
when the king had his photograph taken
In the rObing room of the Westminster
palace, he had every one trembling, and
sWore good old-fashiolIsd English Oaths
with the glibness of a trooper. cannot
say that l blame him very much Tor
swearing little on day like this, when
he is forced to make show OF himself,
especially If it is true that he is any
thing but in accord with his prime minis
TER, and that his whole heart is with the
lords. whose hospitality he more and more
makes use of when life at court becomes
too much of bore to him.
Reports from BiarritZ state of course
that King Edward is enjoying his stay inn
rnenseiy. and is in the best OF health, but
those who have seen him at close quar-
ters of late have no fai "a In the stereo-
typed kilograms Of the news agencies.
international Horse Show.
Nearly $4,000 has been spent in
horse show at Olympia, which win open
on June 6, and Will be continued until
June Is.
The floral decorations will surpass
atly YET attempted, ana the DIlZtS
are valued at more than s65. 600. A
London paper offers a $3.50 gold cup
for the champion high jump, and as a
mark of International courtesy, cups
have also been presented by American,
French, Belgium and Dutch breeders.
Some new features will be added to
The show this year. So successful was
She mixed pony class for children at
the last show, that separate classes for
BOYS and girls have been formed and
$500 Is offered as prize money in each
class.
There WIN also be a boys and girls
hunter class A cup of the value OF
s125 is offered for the best lady's
hunter, ridden by lady who is sub
kcrfber to a recognized pack of hounds.
One Of the most interesting compet-
tions win be that for mounted police
men. The first prize will be $3.50. and
the competitors will include members
of the Royal II. sh constabulary
The Coaching Corinthian" is a new
coaching event for amateurs-ladies
and gentlemen. The course. which has
not yet been decided upon, will be
back-and three cups are TO be award
ed Other new prizes Will be given for
p state coach, visa-vis. chariot, and
Four postillions in pairs.
Coming London Season.
There is every indication that the
London season is to be a great success
this year, for although we are sttn in
Lent, every DAY arrivals from the HI
Tiera. Carlo and the continent generally
Rre more noticeable. The hotels are
becoming crowded again and in many
of the fashionable London squares the
shutters have been taken down from
the houses, and the usual prelimi
naries that betoken the approaching
return of the owners gone through.
The number OF visitors to London
this year, IL is thought, viii be con-
ssiderably in advance of last year.
gchiefly because the Americans, who
1orm a very heavy percentage of the
seasons invasion from abroad, have
had what they themselves state to be
q business year of exceptional pros
perity. The American invasion may
be said to have already begun. Forty
five Americans for the Carlton alone
arrived on the Mauretania on her last
trip.