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NOTICE Is HF GEBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ Amorung OF the Hoard OF Directors OF
tho Cold queen Mining Company cOrpnr.
mUut o. Ten llul cents Uur share was levied
on tho capital stock OF the corporation. nay.
aulU 90 once, ~ frank ID. kiutAli, Treasurer
uhuy uTHt rHur. Mccormick building, gurner
% Nam und Fret South streets salt
LAkc city. Utah Any stock Lp0u which thi.
aFtosamtut may rcmHin unpaid on May llth
$50 will Do delinquent aud advertised for
sale, at public auction, and unless payment h
made before. Will be- sold on June lft l-E tl
pay thu du luuuont assessment, t1rcthur with
Cutt % advertising and expense of sale
j. d. HICKMAN,
secretary.
Room e2g Second Floor, Auaa BLOCH. SAT-
Lake CITY. Ltah
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

Estate Of Eliza O2by Matthews, deceased.
NOTICE rs HEREnY GIVEN ny THE
IN undculEnou, Administrator OF the rss
tate N Elila uHuv Matthews, deceased, 90 tho
creditors ~, and all persons having claims
Win INC necessary vouchers wlthln ten month4
aftof tho nrst publication ~ this notice, 70 the
said Administrator nc 90 Nam street. sat Lake
city, In tho County Of SAT- Lake, Utah,
Dated April 4plh, 1893
NJ p. wOOLLEY,
Administrator Of tho Eatate Of EliEa OIbY
Matthew. deceased.
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DuRsUANT TO Az ORDER or SAID
Court IN said matter, notice is horeuy
gwen that Tuesday, the 2Gth day o. May.
a, %. u q, 90 10 O'Clock q, ~, a. thu County
court House Boa rAIt Lake CITY, Utah, Boo Inc
mo timo and place Tor Mo bearing of b petition
~ Sarah hauHpp praying for thu admission
20 probate OF certain document herewith
pfusrntei. purporilug 20 be Tho last WI aud
Testament Of james hautrtup, deceased.
when hud where az persons interested NAV
appear anu oppose the probate ut said Will. or
the granting VI lriiors tesinmouiaTy to OrtOn
a, Wo0ll0y, As prayed for in snid uo'lu0u.
IN witness whereof, 1 EuyO hcrtuntn net nv
hand and HnlNod the Hesl Of said Court I'm,
IN day OF MAY, A. u 1880.
lsEALl q. T. STANTON,
by A, g. REESE,
D0puy CLERK.
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knTIoE.

TrHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING or
i thc stockholders Of Ilons sayings bank
aud TruFt Conn any Will DO held az thr CON.
pauy's Udlcc, Noe, D. s., o East Temple street
Salt Late city, Utah, on Monday, June ist,
lsit ~ % q m, Tor tho election " directors
ana for such other business aa may come bu'
" WiLToRD WOODBURY.
Precedent.
Dated salt Lake CITY. May sth, isgG
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NOTICE. 10 oREplToRs.
IlIAlo OF caroline soddon, dso,nod.

NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN ny tina
~ undersigned, administrators OF tho %
tate OF Caroline seldom. deceased, 20 tho
cTc1it0ra OF and aii perfons having elaine
against the said deceased, 90 o1hlut them
with tho necessary vouchers, witutn four
months after the hrat publication OF this mo-
tee 90 tho said Emily y. COudlN, AZ No. 80 -
second West street. ssit Lake City utAh. IN
the County Of halt Lake.
Dated April ~, isll.
THOMAS T. Seldom,
EMILY y. CONutf,
Administrators OF tho estate VI Caroline sei'
La
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.


u, n. LAND OFFICE,
Salt Lake City, Titan,
March tith, ISIS,
COMPLAINT HAVING HEEN ENTERED
Y No ms once By william Iorkolgen
against Marx hyce Gregg for Abandoning hlh
Homestead Euiry No, uila dated Aprll 20
1875, upon the Northeast quarter, section ~
Township a5 Range 4 West, In ralt Lake
County utau, with a view 60 the cancellation
OF said entry, tho.said parties arc hereby sun,
inOued h. appear ut this once on tho lHt day
Of June, 1896, ut 10 O'Clock y, M, 60 rcaponl
and furnish testimony concerning said alltgoi
HYRON GEOO. RenaLoT
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
I'M d WInIlm DIX. dseeAlra.

NJ Office is nERTHY GIVEN ny THE
~ uhdcrlgnud, executor Of tho last
VIII aud Ieattmont OF William bra. q, De-.
ceased, 10 tho creditors OF, aud all persons
having claims against tho said deceased, w
EXHIBIT them with the necessary vo yhtrs,
within ten months after the irst publication
Of THIS notice, 10 the Hhtd Executor at the law
ofilcn OF Moylo Zane a CusugAn. Rooms ~
" boaoTct halunal Bank liulding, SAT- Laks
city and County, stato OF Utah
Dated April tsth, l-1l
SAMUEL BRINTOS,
Executor OF the Last VIII and TaatAmont Of
William nraUo uNgpHHUf.
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u'aoluroJ Ivy a wealthy stock com.
pany.
Tnc most important ariiolesof import
% Sweden are materials for spioning
tprincipally cotton and wooll, colonial
produce, minerals local and salt) and
diverse industrial products. The OK
mort, agaiu. chiefly consists Of timber
roduciH, the total value Of this Item
mounting IN more than 80 PER cent Of
me eutifr value NJ export; further Of
butter, cattle. mctals, oic.
ltiNuE NEws.
An international nrt exhibition viii
be- mold In Co enhnsen during the
summer OF next ycat.
Prof T.. 81. winge, the celebrated
Swedish painter, died ~ Stockholm.
Colonel J. +. @. Won sohnack ha'
been appointed Danish minister Of war,
vico Lieutenant General Won Thom.
sen, rssignod.
Lieutenant Colonel "a. J. Rye, who
fought nravely 10 tho DanIsh.GefmHn
war Of 1919, uitd Il ChriBliauia ct the
ago Of 81 years.
EARNEST LiNDBLOM
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In the matter OF the estate OF James AZ. Par.
mrr decgaFod
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ".
~ Taylor Administrator OF Che estate OF
James NJ Farmer, deceased, huh rendered for
settlement ana nIe1 in sad court, his final
account ut his uIWIuiHuHriou uf said estate
ana petition for huaI distribution ~ On. rrsI.
due OF sull estate among tho ptfauns entitled
thereto, and tuHs Tuesday. mo 10Th duy I'd
juno, a. ID. 1850, az ~ O'Clock r.. al the
court room of haid court 10 She county court
been July appointed hy the Judge ct said
eoutL Tor tho fcttloment OF faid account and
hearing tall petition for distribution, ht which
buo ana place any person interested M SAID
C'thle may appear and show cause, II any
there De, why said account should not DO set.
uoh hnd approved and anal distribution made
AH prayed for
Dated May 18Th, 800.
- &, y, STANTON, CLERK.
ny A, o, REESE, Deputy Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the District Court, Probate Division, ThfI
Judicial District. In and Tor SAT- Lac
County, state Of Utah
In The matter Of The estate Of Loah Togls
Ll0y ID, deceased.

In the matter OF the estate OF Leah I5gks
Lloyd, deceased
NOTICE Is uEEEuN GIVEN THAT
~ Thomas Lloyd. Ih1 administrator VI no
estate OF Leah TOuEH isluyl. deceased. has
rendered fnr settlement anu Med In suIi court
Die nuul account Of niH administration Of aid
estate ana rputun Tor final distribution % tho
residue ~ said yHtHtv among tLu persons en-
uugd thereto, and thHt saturday, inc ord DAY
OF May, a. %, laH. 40 Do O'Clock o. u., rs Tho
court room Of auld court ln the County court
House, SAT- Lake titF anu County, luh. has
been duly appointed uy the Judge uf salI
court, Tor thr settlement % sali account aud
hearing Hud petition Tor distribution, az which
umr aud place Any person interested iu HaId
tftHtu may appear and show cause. 10 any
there br, why fAid account should not DO a0f.
uui and approved and lual distribution made
o. prayed for
Dated April l5th, isgG.
q. n. STANTON,
CLERK
hy a, g. hrrsr, Deputy CLERK
MultE, LAAE a tustiGAN. attorneys Tor
uuumlHUatuE
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DuRsUANr TO AN ORDER or SAID
rou Q. ln Hald matter, notice h hereby
gwen iuat "wednesday, tho 9Th day OF NAV.
% lrfI, 30 10 O'Clock a. m., At tie Comfy
'ouri house Ia ralt i.Aao CltY, uIah, In Inc
court room OF said court. has been
hearing of petition Of (. nays, pray
lug for tho admission 10 probate of
certain document herewith lprossnlcd. pur.
purunE % DO ihe last will and testament Of
Hcorfn w. Crowley, deceased, when and
where all persons iuturcaied may appear and
oppose the probate VI aald Wilt, or tho grant
lhH ul louera OF administration with tho Wiil
IA HAld pouti1n.
In winesa whereof J have horounto set my
hpnd ana hnEed the soal.Of said court, tait l5th
DAY N May, A. b. ls96.
lsLALl O. n. STANTON,
hy a, @ REESE, Deputy Clerk.
kAAAA hoifAAA, Attorney for Petitioner,
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NNTAL L.. n. ALLAN. IN, THE AnWTNf4.
w traitor NJ the estate 20 Won l.. y Allen.
docchfcd. having filed bis petition herein. HrIF
Norlutd, PRAYING Tor On order VI taIr OF n. IHu
real estate 81 said dOruduut, fnr tho purpose
ihctcin Get form. % BE- therefore ordered by tHa
iudso OF tall court that all persons .u.
lpLralol ln the fHtltr ~ aAtI deceased. HUUy4r
before thc 1all uIHtrIruUouuO FRIDAY ut ..tl
day OF May, lsssa.l1 O'Clock in ihr forenoon 10
SAN Jay, 90 The court room % Haid District
Nuurit 40 he tuuuN tuurl house. In tUn UIIa
and county Of -alt Latg. state uf ttaU. iu
show cause why an uruaf HHluIN NOT To-
Efhnitl 90 tho Hhld administrator, 90 coll 30
much ut ihH real estate ~ the SAID deceased
90 prVAiu sale nH shall be- necessary, and tHat
copy NJ thu or10r be- published at lnAst tom
successive weeks iu the uHHrrct Evening News
newspaper printed and publsnyd 10 sAll
City and County
Dated April .ilh, lg9.
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NOTICE.

10 tho stockholders ~ the Crown Point Gold
and silver Mining Company
rrHTRE WILL BE HELD ON FRIDAY,
4 May 2gth next Al n o'clock am. Al room
JgJ McCoTnick building SAT- Lake CITY, Utlh,
meeting of the HturAho dera ~ tho Afuros
mentioned company, for tho purpose Of elect.
lnr officers and uansacling Such other buai.
nets a. may DO properly brought before H.
JOHN hEDk. rTelidenl.
SAIL LAKE CirI. April 2s, 1895.
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by order OF the Board Of Directors OF the
Gold Queen Mining umpauy, he date 0f the
delinquency uf the above hHtoFHmout iH ca.
tended 10 June nth, 1895, and tho uats Of sale
10 July lst, 1850
}. J.. HAYWOOD. Secretary.
dated MAy sth. 100.
.flrtpubllcation Of tins supplemental notice.
May yth, 1890.
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AN nRniNANnE



Srcuov D. ne 90 ordaluod BY Che City Conn.
60 %. ralt iaku rity, state " Dtth. That tho
l0uro department OF salt iuEu City. s.HI
consiat of the Board Of Police aud fifo Com.
uissIUuUra. % chic hud o. Captain 81 Police,
three Uusk scrFonnts. and twenty eight adj
diuunul officer and men
Soc % hl ordinances or parts o. 0rdinans
ccs in conflict with tnis ordnance are hereby
repealed.
See ) This ordinance shall taae eject from
ami after ita approval
Passed by thc CIV Council Of Salt Lake
CITY, state of Utah, Apui 2lsL go. and re-.
TERED 10 the Mayor Tor his approval.
lsIALl DAVID :. tMEliN,
City Recorder.
Approved this the 2.th day OF 'Apri. a. H..
lsaO. JAMES UlEN DlNNtNG.
Mayor
Stalk OF UTAH.
CITY Hnd County of salt Lhtc, (aa'
Lato cay. tate % titan, dc hereby certify
thnt the above aud FOREGOING IL fun, true and
correct copy Of on ordinance entitled AN
ordinance hNiug tho number Of officers and
men n vhigh She Police Department Of salt
lato Ul1 shall consist" passoa by the city
council Of Talt Lake Cay, state % Utah.
Apr! LIST, -, AMI approved by the Mayor
Anril l3ih, lsli, o. appears Of record In my
in witness whereof ] have hereunto set nv
hand and udlNcd the corporate seal Of said
city, this the lith day OF Apul, 4. D., isG.
SEAL DAVID y. EMERY,
City Recorder
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NOTICE.

Gold Queen Mining Company a corporation Of
uiAh, principal place Of business, talt
Laa0 city, Utah.
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YoU!. ARR nEnIul REQumyp TO ~.
a pear 10 An action brought aFatnst Won L.
We above named plaintiff tu the dntrist 49,.
o. W. Ahfn Judicial District Of thc sais
~ ,ah, anl % answer tho comp aint II III
lnotrlh within ten days exclusive Of Tia ~
OF tefNiccl after the service on Won of it.,
tummoua ~ trrvct within this COUNTY oT u
sv,tel Guy o. this county, bus in this disifi.
da,s-1r judgment by defau.t viii nv t.tty
asainss you according 90 the prayer OF SAD
he aid action 10 brought 10 b,y, t...,...
mCnt against defendant no hum Iof fifIs ,t.
interest ~ I, per cent per month from Ann
", l-'l, inr tiA attorneys ices, ami costs ~
..glut. AH,sea 10 p que on q certain uflns.
sory note. executed 1T uUleuahut o. rIairiIf
April % lsll, for Ilh", with interest from M
~ pr Der cent yer month same being due sri
NhuHl unlal1 sud TONG secured 81 a mon.
dg.crIUrd, ,Ntcut. 4 By defendant 4" rIl,1,..f
20 have ne usual decree OF thIs court tur fora'
closure " said uousag' aud sale Of sad
Ifowi'ca al.udgiuE that proceeds OF such az
De applied lu payment 81 awDuuts tt. -.
above that defendant be- forever bafrga 40
cut on rom any interest 90 thid premises tFst
purchaser DO entitled 90 his writ 0f pnsspis..g
Tor HBid premises and tor other rpligf wv
promises are described a. follow. h. vt A.
undivided one nith ln and 90 commencing al
y. D. corner Of lot O. bloch 40 .pIatsi.sEsft
Lake Guy survey, running thence NJ. ~ 800
thence y. ~ rode, thence ~, RODS. ihr..s
y. 81 rods To beginning, situate ia san I.tg
CIV NlN NNNNNNH NAANs
Andyou are hereby notified that ~ Won fail
ia nppCaf ana answer the said compliant ri
above required, tho said plaintiff viii AupIy i,
the court Tor the roIcf demanded thsTSfn'
WINES. TilE UuhUHAuLE IUDsFa
aud tho seal Of the District U6urt III
The Third Judicial Uiaifirt. In ariI f.l
tHAtl the slate - UtAh, this lith dAy u
April, Ia tho year OF our lord one
thousand eight hundred aud uinoty.
AK
q y. STANTUN. Clerk
liz J.. 81. NuNaNTW nfVUfu fif.vH ~
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In tue District Court, Probate division. Third
Judicial District, In and for lalt LaLs
County, state % Utah
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The State Of Utah seuds greeting "a q az
Jones. defendant - W.
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In Ihe matter Of tho Estate q James Man.
tripp, Deceased
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Al AMERIcAN nuEL.

The Copenhagen Politiken publishta
a sensational fumor 10 the effect that
Eyvlnd Aslfup, the young Norwegian
whose recent ucaih caused sucn excite.
meat, Tell viciim 10 a ao'callel Gamer.
isan duel" Tho name VI the AdvUf.
saty Ia given A. Lieutenant Peaty, tbs
Arctic explorer, anu tbs lovely Mu.
Peary, who accompanied the oEpali-
ton, 10 said 10 have beol the cause ut
AN agreement between the two gentle.
men, that only one OF them should be
In life.
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In the matter Of the Es.ats ~ Wm.LN. Allen.
deceased
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NOTICE.
To- the District Court. Probate Division. Thlr
Judicial District, in and Tor SAT- Lake
County, state OF Utah.
DUBsUANr TO An ORDER or sA

10 the matter N tho Estate OF George v
Crowley, Deceased.
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TnE srocKIoLM ENroslrIoN.

Prince Eugene Of Swcuou'N rway,
VINO has some tmo uoeu Hluyiug In
London in order 10 Interest English
artists tor exhibiting a. the great iu-
dustrial expedition % be held NJ Stock.
holm 10 1897 will pay visit 10
Brussels anu Paris for tho same uur-
pose, before he returns 10 the Swedish
capital.
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order 10 show cause why order or saloofaeA
Relate should not be- made.
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Tnr ROYAL DANISH wEDDINoI.

The wedding Of Phace Can Of Don.
mara TO the Princess Maud Of VALE
viii take place some day between July
20 anu IS. Pfinco Car OF Swtd5nhud
Norway leaves 5I1cKuolm Tor Copon.
hagen next Sunday Ia order 10 attend
as tne representative of King Oscar,
the wedding Of Pisces Louise OF Den.
mark TO Prince FiUucfioA Of Eehaum-
butg.Lippe.
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In the matter OF the estate OF JamesM Par
mrr declared,
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by {. H CLARK, Deputy rhruH.
u. HAUHlNUruS, Attorney Tor rialutIH
The Yale expositor., 1896-03-06

The emancipation of woman is going
On apace. Every day brings her new
liberties and wider fields of labor. Even
that cesspool Of conservatism, the law,
has begun to recognize the rights and
liberties of woman in a broad-gauge,
up-to-date sense of the word. For in
stance, yesterday Chicago Judge sit
ting in a court of chancery to deter
mine the equities in suit for divorce
decreed that a wife should pay her hus-
band 500 month alimony. If this ia
what the champions Of higher woman
hood have been fighting for these many
years it is certainly not the province OF
any man to stand in their way.
The Yale expositor., 1896-03-06

tician and dresses in the most shabby
of garments. He lives in the fifth
story fiat in an obscure street, and, con-
trolling the motions of the deputies, Is
not too proud to climb to his attic at
night and retire to sleep in cot. He
is 60, lawyer, journalist, and an I'M
alterable foe of the Jesuits. Under the
empire he was a lawyer with no prac-
tice, but his star appeared above the
horizon when in 1870, after the fall OF
the empire, he was made mayor OF
Paris. Five years later he was elected
a member of the assembly. He was
once minister of justice, and was CHIEF
of the Panama commission. His at
tempt at premiership in 1885 was not
satisfactory to himself, his party or the
people.
The Yale expositor., 1896-03-06
The Stone Forests of Arizona.
M. KOLZEBTJE,

The regions Of Little Colorado River
In Arizona abound in wonderful vego-
table petrifactions-whole forests be-
ing found in some places which are
hard as flint but which look as IL but
recently stripped of their foliage. Some
Of these stone trees are standing Just
as natural as life, while others are piled
across each other just Ike the fallen
monarch Of real wood forest. Geolo-
gists say that these stone trees wero
once covered to a depth Of 1000 feet
with mari, which transformed them
from wood to solid rock. This mari.
after the lapse Of ages, washed out,
leaving some of the trees standing in
an upright position. The majority Of
them, however, are piled helter-skel-
ter in all directions. thousands of cords
being sometimes pilod up on an acre
Of ground.-St. Louis Republic.
The Yale expositor., 1896-03-06
To Make n Happy Home.

I. Learn to govern yourselves, ana
to be gentle and patient.
2. Guard your tempers, especially IN
seasons of i'll health. irritation and
trouble, and soften them by prayer,
penitence and sense Of your own
shortcomings and errors.
8. Never speak or act until you have
prayed over your words or acts, ana
concluded that Christ would have done
so in your place.
4. Remember that, valuable as is the
Gift of speech, the gift of silence is much
more valuable.
5. Do not expect too much from
others, but remember that all have an
evil nature, whose development we
must expect, and which we should for
bear and forgive, as we often desire for
bearance and forgiveness ourselves.
6. Never retort sharp or angly word.
1t is the second that makes the quarrel.
7. Beware of the first disagreement.
8. Learn to speck IN gentle tone
Of voice.
0. Learn to say kind and pleasant
things whenever an opportunity offers.
10. Study the character of each. and
sympathize with all in their troubles.
however small.
II. Do not neglect little things, II
they can affect the comfort of others in
the smallest degree.
The Yale expositor., 1896-03-06
A Grand King.

Pew. DIR. Ferguson, at o. gathering Of
the Scottish Temperance league, in
Glasgow, pertinently said: 1.-THE visis
Of the three African chiefs has been a
great blessing and great help to the
temperance cause They have been
going through our land giving object
lessons in this, that the gospel is the
power of God unto salvation to every
one that believeth,' whether he be black
or white. | could use Of them the words
of the Song of Solomon: They are black
but comely,' comely with meekness. with
humility. Christian comeliness, and
also temperance firmness. What better
can call it than temperance mission
airy zeal? for they have come to us to
teach us, and to teach the queen and
Mr.. Chamberlain great lesson in pro-
hibition. l think that the lesson has
gone to the heart of the country with
this impression. that If we prohibit
drink in King Khama's territory should
1t not be prohibited at homer"
The Yale expositor., 1896-03-06

British government-that OF the vice.
regal throne of India. When Lord Duff
FERN was made governor general Of
Canada the countess Qor she was only
countess them was considerably I'M
der 80, and from that time until the
present her husband has been foremost
among the big diplomatic guns Of the
empire. The marchioness is the very
best Of amateur actresses and during
her regency in Canada she had built a
stage in the government house at OF
tawa, and her entertainments, contrib
uted to chiefly by herself, were artistic
and praiseworthy. She lived an out
door winter life in Canada, too, and
curling, sleighing and hockey parties
were led by her, and she distributed
the prizes in an ice tourney originated
by herself. Her transfer from the ice
bound dominion to burning India
wrought likewise transfer of occupa-
ton, and while in Aryavarta she ae-
complished a stupendous work in the
matter Of providing female medical at
tendance for the women Of that coun-
try. On her return to England she was
personally congratulated by the queen
on the success of her labors. Lady
Dufferin holds no less than four orders
These are the Crown of India, the Per-
sian Order of the Sun, the Turkish Or
der Of the Shefkat and, the most val
ued of all, the Order of Victoria and
Albert.
The Yale expositor., 1896-03-06
NEW RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR.
M. KsIzsbus Who VIII Represent tho
Car In tho United States.

M. Kslzsbus Who VIII Represent the
Gar In the Unitsd States.
M. Kolzebue, the new Russian ambas-
sador. was not accompanied to this
country by his wife. Nine. Kolzebue
was detained at home by illness. 1t ia
expected she will soon follow her hus-
band. Washington society is somewhat
DESTROYS of her early appearance, as the
Russian representatives. cut much OF
figure in the social gaieties of the capt.
tai. The ambassador and wife have
two children, Paul Kolzebue, an army
officer, who has recently taken young
wife, and daughter, the Countess de
Rebmiler. M. Kolzebue is tall, blonde
man. His hair and beard. formerly
yellow, are now white, the only indica-