Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-31
Particular Attention Scheduled fol
the Big Cities.
TRIP OF CANADIAN INSPECTION
South Africa, India and Australia on
the List.
WALES WILL ENTER UNIVERSITY
Lady Abby is an Enth usiastic De-
vOtee of the AerOpIRne and Sees
n Practical Future for
Aviation.
BY PAUL LAMBETH.

BY PAUL LAMBETH
LONDON July 30-(Special Dispatch to
The Bee -Unless there is q change In the
plans the prince OF Wales and his brother
Prince Albert. will visit the United States
during their tour of the empire which is
now being arranged.
King George. while prince OF Wales.
travelled more extensively than any of his
predecessors. and finds the intimate knowl-
edge he thus gained OF his "dominions be-
yond the seas Is of great value to him
now. 1t is his purpose to give his sons an
even wider knowledge OF the great empire
one of them In the course of time will be
called upon to rule
b The tour OF the princes will last at least
year. perhaps longer. They will visit
South Africa India, Australia and Canada,
spending some time in each OF these great
empires within the empire.
While in Canada. the present idea of the
king Is to arrange the itinerary OF the
princes so that they will be able to see
some of the great American cities. Just
which American points will be touched 1t
IT, of course. impossible to say yet While
King George does not hold the individual
American in as high esteem as did his late
father. he is fully alive to the political inn
portance OF fostering the most friendly
feeling possible between the two great
branches OF the Anglo-Saxon race. He is con-
WINGED that "A visit to America by the little
princes VIII DO much to advance this
friendship, and It is for this reason he
plans the American trip -" -
On their return the prince OF Wales will
go to one of the universities and after
wards enter the army. His brother will
prosecute his studies at the naval college
Dartmouth. Rumor says that the dukedom
OF York Will be his before thtsztifne next
year.
Lady Abby il EnthuaiaAtic.
Lady Abby. who recently secured the
honor Of being the first English woman
to make flight In an aeroplane, is an
enthusiastic believer in the future OF air
navigation. She has offered to back a
scheme for aerial passenger line between
London and Paris to the extent of
100000.
a committee is to be formed by Messrs.
Gyahame White and President Grey Of the
Aero club OF eminent aviators. who will
utilize the gift In the construction OF an
iirshp a combined airship and plane or
aeroplane, which win carry passengers
from London to Paris. One condition OF
the gift is that II must be an all-Brltlsh
scheme from the formation of the COM
mittee to the material employed in the air
ship or aeroplane, Plans for the machine
have ben invited. 1t is proposed that II
should have a carrying capacity of twenty
passenSersY The prices realized for seats
are to be devoted to charity. An aviation
factory to be called the ABBY Aviation
factory viii be commenced on a sit,
near London shortly.
Quaint BIt OF Romance.
n Though the phraseology is quaint ant
\ formal and the facts are related with IN,
lad ,Naaa
lawyer. the win OF Mr.. Arthur JOSEPH
Munby OF G. Els Tree court, Temple. Il. G.
and OF Pyeford. Surrey. barrlster-at- Jaw
well known poet and literateur. remains
one of the most romantic documents eve
lodged at Somerset house. To all but tw,
or three intimate friends who were in tn
Nestator's confidence, IL reveals for the firs
time the story OF his secret marriage 10
domestic servant. Hanna Cullwick. forty
five years ago, and the snguTar-almos
pathetic, as far as the woman was con
eerned-relauons which existed between
man and wife, The said Hannah" run
one Of the extracts from the will in whic
Mr. Munby refers to his wife has AWAY
refused. and still she might ana could han,
had and has always insisted and stiu IN
sists on being my servant as well as m
WIFE The author OF this strange dis
closure died on January 80 last aged !
years, and. as his will, which has now bee
proved shows, left estate OF the value q
us6,OoO
Kitchener Plans
Lord Kitchener is quite reconciled Ia
period OF idleness drom military employ
ment and is now seeking a house where h
can take up his permanent residence. TbI
will be somewhere within easy reach a
London and VIII be surrounded by larg
gardens. One OF Kitchener's favorte pas
dimes is gardening and he hopes to he abb
10 give rull play to this in the future
He also proposes to provide a permanen
home for his large and extremely valuab,
collection OF old china This collection
especially rich in specimens OF eastern pot
terry ware and received some considerabl
additions when he visited China and lana
short time ago AS soon as he has al
tanned his house Lord Kitchener pronoss
TO have this collection systematically cats
logued and valued by experts Beyond OF
taining this house he has made absolutel
no plans for the future; but some years az
he Informed group Of friends that, in n
event OF his ever being without miutar
employment no might turn to the city Z,
something with which to occupy his min
and his time: and it may be that this
what he viii now do
Furs 10 lie Cheaper.
Furs will cost less next year II the al
tieipation made by Lord strathcona at n
meeting Of the Hudsons Bay compar
prove correct He said there wifi probab
be a further increase In the present We.
In the fur collection. which would have a
effect OF reducing the enormously hts
prices which had prevailed in the {,
market