The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11

the future still more precisely by assur-
ing the public that his majesty will
shortly sanction the preparation OF
book containing the letters of his august
and lamented father. On this point II
may be well 10 say at this stage that
no one is in a position a. present to dis
close the mind of King George on this
subject 1t may be stated with every
VIII not authorize the publication Of a
volume having reference To the life Of the
late king as Prince OF Wales. and as
Prince OF Wales only. There Will be an
official account of the life and CORE
spondence OF the late king ror the whole
of his life, and not for a portion OF IT
only, From this it follows that there is
no likelihood whatever of anything being
done in this direction for the next ten
years. 1t may also be added-and the
point is important-that the late king did
not keep diary, even in outline.
In Memory Of Edward.
Sir Ernest Cassel, who has given the
magnificent sum OF sl.OoO.oO0 to per-
petuate the memory OF King Edward VII,
was one of his majesty's oldest friends.
He was one OF the last to gee his majesty
being to receive certain instructions from
King Edward, which he has already
faithfully carried out This money which
he is now presenting is not the first sum
of this magnitude which he has given
out OF his private purse Eight years
ago he gave a sum Of s1.o0O.0o0 for the
erection of consumption sanatorium,
and a year later he gave 100000 for the
| investigation OF diseases OF the eye for
the natives of Egypt. His private bene-
factions are countless. His fortune Is
estimated at sl00 600. 600 and yet he com
menced life in Liverpool office at s3.75
a week and has entirely himself to thank
for the magnificent fortune which he has
created,
Interest in Flying Machines.
II is doubtful whether even the long
list OF fatalities and accidents that have
attended the aviation experiments OF this
year Will in any way interrupt the great
interest taken in fiylns. especially by
women. who crowd to all the flying meet
ings. Indeed, from the very early days
OF aviation women have shown their keen
interest in the new sport Miss Wright,
! tho only sister of the famous Wright
brothers. has been very Interested In
acronautics for years past, and has re-
| linquished all other amuscments and en-
| joymentS in order TO devote herself 10
the success OF her brothers experiments.
keenly Interested I'm flying experiments.
who has an intimate knowledge OF evert
detail or her husbands aeroplane.
| Among society women Interested in the
new sport is the Countess Einnoull. who
is on the committee OF a society COM
posed OF well known women VINO pledge
| themselves 10 do all thar they can to
establish a feet OF airships.
Woman Orders Aeroplane,
ordered an aeroplane. while another lady
OF title or rumor is To be belieyed) is
| prepared TO finance "A cross channel NY
F, Ing service. Well-known aeroDautS are
most optimistic concerning feminine in
tercst In flying matters. Once a woman
takes airships up. they VIII go ahead, y
said one recently. For 1t is a we'll
known fact that the success Of the auto
mobile was assured when women took II
up. The, same thing holds good IN re, re-
gard 10 the bicycle. and III VIII hold good
with regard 10 the airships."
Learn to Use Typewriter.
Princess Mary has recently learned 10
Lypewritc There are two lady typists
attached to the secrctarihl stan at Mari
borough House, one OF whom. at the
princess urgent request instructed her
royal hIghncss In the art OF typinS- The
princess proved an apt pupil and dc-
voted herself so asstduously TO her WORK
that after Il few weeks instruction ana
practice she WAS able TO work al type
writer AT quite Il sfeir rate of speed lier
royal hiShnesS during her holidays at
, some Of the more private correspondence
Of King George The princess also In
tends TO learn shorthand, and liz kccHIy
looking forward 10 helping Queen Mary
tho royal family settles at Buckinghanl
| Palace Princess Mary is The hrst ,o'
| English royalty 10 have learnt tNpeWrlt-
Ing and IL may be also no,ed that :n,.oi,l hyr =
| Ia open an account at the Post i)llic'
| Savings bank. which the princess DID Oh
| her tenth birthday
Record of Marriage.
| In the register Of the Warlinshnm tSur-
| rey) Parish church there has lust neel
| OF Sweet William and filack-cy SUI
| San Humphrey both of lhs parish o'
1 Warlingham. married ny DanlS yecclH
i. Der 2G, 1874, Daniel Price, vicar