The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-08
By HERBERT TEMPLE.


By HERBERT TEMPLE.
London, May 7.-Americans domin-
ate London completely this year and
they are not going to leave us after
the Roosevelt receptions. but are evil
IDENTIFY here to stay as long as the
season lasts.
Even the London Horse Show which
used to be a purely national affair. is
nearly all American and the number
of horse owners from the other side
the Atlantic, who will exhibit their
animals. breaks all records. a.:
A string of sixty fine horses belong
ing to. Judge Moore of New York are
to arrive here a week from Monday
and a few days later Mr.. 4. NJ. Wetn-
erby's team of American bred hunters
will arrive, together with horses be-
longing to nearly score Of promin-
ent breeders and horse owners in the
United States.
Mr. Alfred Vanderbilt's horses are
already in England and the Brighton
Road whip will compete in the Mara
thon and Corinthian events for coach
ing teams Mr.. Edward Morris, of
Chicago, intends to show a spectacu-
lar team of black cart horses of the
Percheron breed.
The last months political events in
England have already shown that I'M
der the present system of government
by party, the same system as Ameri-
cans are so familiar with, means that
Great Britain is to be ruled by the
| Irish who are completely masters of
the situation.
Speaking on this subject Mr.. Hora-
| ito Mottomley, prominent member
of the House of Commons, said the
other day: Party government has
completely broken down in England
and neither one nor two general cleo.
lions will restore it's fortunes.
| If. in a few weeks time, when the
first appeal is made, as it will be, MIR
Balfour should win fifty more seats
which he may do, he will still be al
the mercy of the Irish: and such is
tickle political fate that at the thlro
election, which must soon follow, Mr.
Asouith may win the fifty seats. ant
Mr.. Redmond will be supreme. Thu:
will it come about that these earl.
wears of the twentieth century vii
witness the collapse OF what has To-
the past generation, at least, been thu
greatest organized hypocrisy in TIT
world
In a few months the future home
the Royal Automobile Club in Pal
Mall. the most magnificent Clu'
House in the world, will be opened
The builders, who are proud of havin
. executed the work in what they cal
American time and broken all Londo
. building records, yesterday conducte
me through the building, which ha
cost considerably above one millio
) dollars.
5 Forty feet below the street is
: swimming tank. 80 it. by 30 +
Though so low down, the light a
rangements will be such that yer
: little artificial illumination, if an.
will be needed in the daytime. TIL
D design of the tank carries out tn
idea of the old Greek baths, and on
: might fancy he was in ancient Att
ems in this respect. The surrounding
will be marble. The tank will a
commodate easily 200 swimmers.
. A little above the street level is 81
:, uated the dining room, at the end I
= which is provided what is considere
:, to be the finest feature of the ne
\ club, and one unequalled in London
:, a terrace for dining in the open in tt
q summer
v A smoking-room corresponds
Il length with the dining-room, SO #.
40 it. and here the club intends
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