The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-25
GAIT LAKERS AT THE X
~ CORONATION OF THE KING

behind him, and over his shoulder he
saw a mounted ''bobbie" dashing up
to go through the crowd. A surge 10
the right and left gave room for the
horse to trot through (they never GAL
lop here) into the coveted space be-
yond. Inspiration seized the Utah boy
and he seized the horses tail, and be-
fore a sense of what had happened had
percolated TO the gray matter of those
sedate peace officers who were holding
the crowd back, he had been whisked
through their ranks to the open line
of march. and the gap was closed
That's how James z. Williamson saw
Lord Kitchener's arrival.
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Mrs. Susa Young Gates stopped over
in London for a week on her return
from the continent. She reports very
successful gathering of women at the
International Council of Women in
Copenhagen. July 9 to Is. where she
was the sole representative of the
United States, bearing the credentials
of Mrs. May Wright Sewan. and or
Mrs. Ida Harper, the latter being
chairman of the press committee of the
International Council. After leaving
Copenhagen Mrs. Gates went to Swift
zerland, where, for two weeks. she Was
the guest of Mime. Chapponier, one of
the leaders of the woman's movement
in Switzerland. While there Mrs. Gates
suffered a severe illness, from which
she has not fully recovered, though
she is able to travel. The cause of
women is making satisfactory ad-
vancement. Switzerland takes the lead
of continental countries in this mat
ter and Russia is farthest behind, ac-
eording to Mrs. Gates summing up of
the situation. She looks for very
large gathering of representative
women of the world when the Council
meets in Berlin in 1904. The recent
meeting was, in a sense, preliminary
TO that great event.
Mr.. Fred W. Vile, the Chicago Daily
News representative here, had. Mrs.
Gates prepare a 200-word dispatch on
her Impressions of the coronation,
which he today cabled to his paper.
Mrs. Gates will sail from Liverpool
on the 14th for home, in company with
Mrs. Rhoda A. Lyman, who has been
here with her husband, Apostle Lyman,
since May II, 1901.
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The following Utah people were in
London for the coronation on their way
to European countries: 5. 3. Campbell,
Kenneth c. Crismon, Mrs. Teresa Kim
ball Werner and daughter Margaret of
Salt Lake; John Buehler, Manti; An
drew IverSon, Otto POulson, Provo; A.
L. Peterson, Huntsville; Olof Peterson,
Brigham City; J. c. Anderson, Moroni.
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Mrs Werner and daughter will leave
here tomorrow for Paris, where Miss
Werner Will enter school to study
French for a year.
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Mr.. Lewis A. Ramsey of Provo, Utah,
reached here Saturday from Chicago,
where he has been employed He goes
to Paris soon, to take an advanced
course in portrait painting.
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Miss Emma Ramsey, one of Utah's
talented singers, who, for three years,
has been studying under German and
French masters, is over from Paris,
and was one who witnessed the corona
ton festivities. Her visit has been a
delight to the Utah colony, who have
rejoiced to hear her beautiful voice on
several occasions. AT the Latter day
Saints chapel the last two Sundays she
has been heard to great advantage.
The Improvement in her singing since
she left Utah is very marked. She is
now studying under a leading French
teacher, NJ. Archainbaud.