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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-28

The Beacon Light Literary society
held It's first meeting OF the season this
week, and transacted considerable BUSH
ness preparatory TO taking up the reg
ular work OF the society. Miss Virginia
Bush was elected delegate TO attend the
meeting OF the Federation OF Women s
clubs TO be held at Ogden. The next
meeting OF the society win be held in
the b. Y college assembly room on
Sept. 30. and this programme will be
rendered:
Vocal solo Mrs. Jane Thatcher
Lecture Introduction TO the Age
Of Tennyson" 49,. .,..............
5000. Professor Weston Vernon
Miss Susie Gates gives a musical re-
eital this evening. at which the follow
ing programme viii be rendered:
Piano Duet-'Sfhe Robins Return"
Misses Winnie and Della Morreli
Bells OF Shandon" Ct. Miss Ida Hansen
Fairy Hunting Song" 80. Rhoda ElweI
Vocal solo ,.-..... Miss E1genia Harris
'Meditation" ........ Miss Elsie Lafount
Miss Georgia McCausland left here
this week for California. she viii re-
main there for an extended visit.
Mr.. Isaac Quincy OF salt Lake visit
ed his parents in this city during the
week.
Mr. Albert w. Jones of Poeatello was
greeting old friends in Logan this
week.
MS. r. c. Easton Of New York ar
rived here on Monday for visit with
friends. She is the guest of the Misses
Efiie and Marie Morehead.
Mr.. c. E. Thortensen came up from
Salt Lake the first Of the week on a
visit TO old friends and former neigh
bors.
Professor II. X. Merrill of the B. Y.
college. with his family started for Chi
cage on Wednesday, where he will take
up the study Of medicine.
A birthday party in honor OF the
sixty-seventh birthday of Mrs. j. NJ.
Earl was held at the family residence
on Tuesday evening. The guests COM
prised the immediate members Of the
family and a few invited friends. Mu-
sic, cards and conversation rounded
out a very pleasant evening. Refresh
ments We're served
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Mr. Jonathan Bowen is in Logan
once more after an absence of several
months spent In visiting friends in
/ California and Oregon.
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Mr.. f. C. Bacon. proprietor OF the
Ouray (ColO.) Herald has returned &c
the city for another two weeks visit
with his brother. Mr.. f. p. Bacon.
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PROVO.

Mr. and Mrs. r. II. HattOn gave a
charming and elaborate wedding recep-
ton on Thursday In honor OF the mar
rage OF their daughter Annie 10 Mr..
n. G. Peterson OF Iantt The wedding
feast was a sumptuOus affair and the
evening was tOyfully spend with mu-
sic, song and games. Many elegant
presents were presented. The guests
were; Mr. and Mrs. Chris Johnson. Mr..
and Mrs Jonathan Buckley. Mr.. and
Mrs. sam Buckley. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Buckley. Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Hat
ton Mr., and Mrs william Farrer, Mr..
and Mrs. William Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs.
n. X Farrer, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Stag. Mr.. and Mrs. John SaXey. Mr..
and ,Irs. Thomas Farrer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ted Ross. Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith.
Mr. and Mrs John II. Davis. Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Leuard, Mr.. and MIS-.
Henry Goddard Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch
Goddard. Mr.. and Mrs. Niles strong.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bates. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Warheld. Mr.. and Mrs ]. y.
dodsen, Mr.. and Mrs. y. I. Peterson,
air. and Mrs. Henry smith Miss Alice
Johnson. Mr.. Arthur Buckley. Edith
3uckley. Edith stage. Abner Bowen,
Ted Johnson. Hannah Goddard. Lizzie
Harrel, Ted HaJton. Julia Johnson, Ten
IA Johnson. Ross Hatton, Agnes
Austen. Emma Austen. Eva Hutton.
susie smith. Kate Burles, DaisN Burles.
Martha Smith, May Bosen, John Simp-
sen, Lee Bench. Eesta Peterson John
ME Booth, Frank Speckart. Clarence
Pratt Jennie Smith. Emma GrOSsman,
William Jones' Mary Smith. Sarah
tarrer. Emma FarreT. Angus Wride.
Wi-4s Ginger, David Hatton. Riah
johnson, Mrs, Louisa Clark, Ross
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tilton are now
located in their new home on First
East street
Mr.. Frank Olsen of ogden was a
Provo visitor this week.
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Mr. Frank Spencer of Nevada was
visiting his relatives and friends in
Provo this past week.
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Mrs. Ida Whitaker Of Nephi is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Allie john
Mr., William =. Silver was the subject
or very enjoyable surprise party on
Thursday evening. Music. laughter and
JOY seemed % re-echo all over the home
.tI.tA q AN llt lNAr ANAalM n 1N SCI NAaa lAE
guests We're, Messrs. and Mesdames A.
". Harding. Thomas 5. Court j. A.
nangerheld +. @. Hendricksen. ID. p
Felt. Jesse Clark. Mrs NJ. p. Silver o.
salt Lake; Mesdames J. DangeFfleld
Lydia Harding. Emma Zalbriske
Amanda Young, Lille Holloway
BroadbenL Polly Harding, Roy Jone:
and Emma knudsen, Misses Eta Dan
srrreld. RhOda Perry. Sada and Nors
Broadoent May Dangerfieid. Sadie anC
Nellie Johnson. Ida Twelves; Messrs
Clarence Pratt and Pariey Dixon.
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Mr.. J. Beck has been confined 10 hi
room for several days with siege o
pneumonia.
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The Sorcsis club viii convene OF
Wednesday next at the home of Mrs
J. Evans
The wedding and reception OF Mr.. S
j. Jepperson. jr.. and Miss Hilda An
derson took place on Thursday even
Ing last al the home OF the bride
Bishop Hugh Clayton performed III
ceremony. Dir. Jepperson is one C
Proves most talented musicians an
u very prominent In many circles Ms
Jepperson Is a beautiful girl with larg
circle of admiring friends and We
"ishers. The guests were: Mr.. an
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PARK CITY.

Mr.. DougheFty. secretary OF the Wa
bash Mining company was in the Park
Wednesday on business.
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Mr. ]. B. FlemmiRg came up 10 the
Park Saturday.
Wednesday morning a very quiet
wedding was solemnized at st. Mary's
church when Miss Lizzie Sullivan and
Mr.. John Talon were united in the
holy bonds of matFimony. The bride
was beautifully sowned in bright gray
cloth trimmed in lace and chiffon, and
carried brides roses. Miss Maggie
Tracy. the bridesmaid, wore a dove
colored serge dress and carried a boz
quet of pink roses. After the eere-
mony, the happy couple drove to the
house Of the brides parents. where a
delightful breakfast was served. They
left for salt Lake on the morning train.
where they win spend few weeks
visiting with friends.
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Mr. Patrick Parson returned from
Idaho Saturday.
Mr.. ]. ]. Daily came up to the Park
Saturday on business.
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Friday evening. at the home Of Mr.,
and Mrs. +. T, Kimban, a surprise
party was given in honor OF their
tenth wedding anniversary. The even
ing was spent in games and music.
Those present were the Misses Bailey.
Harrington. Smith. NeAlpine. Geteh.
Agnes Towey, Cora sutton. Miss RUS
sell. Carrie sutton. Ada kimbali. Clara
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OGDEN.

Major +. a. Llttlefeld and wife went
20 salt Lake yesterday afternoon 70
visit with Congressman Charles r. lat
tleheld of Maine, who. when passing
through Ogden. called on his relatives
and invited them to spend the evening
In salt Lake as his guests.
Mrs. Charles Dufur entertained Fri
day at cards.
Mrs P. Healy is visiting in Miehi-
gan.
Mrs. T. d. Ryan Is back from Carlin.
Mrs. Paine of Iowa. mother OF Mrs.
Charles Custead. is visiting her daugh-
ter.
Miss Ella Hogan Of Pocatello Is Wis
iung friends in ogaen.
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Miss Toombs OF Carlin. New. is the
guest OF Mrs. Fitzgerald
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The engagement Of Miss Eta Biddle
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W A. Bid
die. 20 Warren S. Williams OF Soda
Springs is announced.
Miss Julia baltimore is back from
/ California.
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Mrs. r. II. Van Tassell OF Cheyenne
Is In Ogden visiting her parents and
/ her brother. VIII Swan.
. . .
Justice Joseph Hall yesterday per
\ formed the ceremony uniting William
]. Stage and Mrs. Mary Nasefell, boti
[ residents Of Ogden.
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A most enjoyable dance and recep
ton. given by the Ogden High schoo
n honor Of the salt Lake High school
{ vas held last night at Dignan's acad
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officials of Juab county. were over
from Nephi Friday
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Mrs. A. j. o'CoEnen departed Tues
day 70 join her husband al Silverton.
Cole.
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Gus Henroids ST., was over from
Nephi Friday. the guest Of her son.
Gus Henroid. jE.
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Mrs. Emily Maxwell Of Payson is
visiting Mrs. J. W. Lewis. jr.
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Fred Schmidt was in Salt Lake We'd
nesday.
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+. d. Kimbail returned from Salt
Lake the first of the week and Will
devote ais entire time in the future
10 the local branch of Mccormick &
Co.'S bank.
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friends OF Mr.. William Trethewey as
sembied at the Silver King boarding
house. The occasion was the DEPART
ure OF that gentleman for England
Those presept were the Messrs Kearns.
Keith. Tretaewey. Il. Williams. ST. and
f. Williams. IT, e p Evans, ". v,
Rice. NJ. J. Daily. +. Daily. D. ellis,
NJ, ConIey. }. Stevens. b. ]. Hampden.
W, G. Lamb. 5. L. Radon, F. Pineo.
DR.. Wilson, J. Malta, Colonel Treweek.
II. Weleh and w. w. Armstrong. a
champagne supper was served.
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Mr.. William Donovan returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. John McSorley and daughter,
Mrs. NJ. J. MoGill. entertained at din
ner on Tuesday.
4 very pleasant feature OF the after
noon was a game Of parlor croauet.
The first prize was awarded to Mr..
j. Welch. Those who spent the after
noon were the Misses Noonan. Wilson,
Towey, McAlpine, Falcon. Corrigan
and Harrington and the Mesdames c.
Shields. Wercoe. McGrath. sherman.
Welch, Towey, Williams, Thompson and
Begs.
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Ed Regan and wife returned home
from the city this morning.
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Kimball. the Mesdames Smith. Davis,
Staley, Middoar. BeSss, Towey. Thomp-
son, sutton. Kimbah w. D. Sutton.
Buck. Fraser and the Messrs. Buck.
Fraser. Ward. Staley. Middour. BeggS.
Towey. Cameron. Jack Thompson. Sut-
ton. Burton. Smith. Davis. kimban and
Sutton.
Mrs. Ann Kescel and daughter, Mrs
L. n. Hallock, arrived in Park Fri
day from WashlngtOnville. cranyue
county, New York. where they win
visit with Mr.. James T. Keseel of this
city.
Mr. Roy Hughes was a passenger to
the Park Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Martini re-
turned home from the city Tuesday
Mrs Howens and child returned
to the city Sunday, after a tive weeks
visit with relatives and friends
Saturday, at the home Of Mrs. VIII
liam Byrnes. a delightful birthday
party was given in honor OF her daugh-
ter Tutie. Those present were Beth
Boyd. Ruth Southwen. Lillian Kneal
May Pineo. Marie ana Helen Sullivan.
Lois LOckhaFt. MIRIAM Hubbard Rob-
( ert Boyd. Brother LOckhart. Ira and
Frances Dunn. Willie and Johnnie
Burke, Wells Pineo and Gerald Witt.
Senator Thomas Kearus came up to
the Park Wednesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Steele left
/ "Wednesday for Denver. where they
wiz make their future home.
| Tuesday evening the d. OF r.. No. 3.
celebrated their fffty-first anniversary.
Cards were played. refreshments served
and delightful time had by all those
/ present. Prizes were awarded as fol-
lows: Ladies' first, Mrs. Bates: gents
first. Harry Weist; ladies' second prize.
Minnie Critehlow; gents second prize,
Mr.. Addison.
Mr.. David Keith was in the Park
Wednesday.
Tuesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Sher-
man entertained q number Of their
friends al their home on Park avenue.
The evening was spent in cards and
music.
Wednesday evening a number Of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-28
EUREKA

The Ladies' Guild OF the holy Cross
served a supper at the Episcopal
church yesterday afternoon and even
ing.
The benefit dance given at the Odd
Fellows nall Monday night for Mrs.
Ed Koyie was a success. both socially
and financially. Sixty dollars was
Melted from the entertainment.
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The trustees of the Latter-day
Saints church are arranging a concert.
which is to be given In the new edifiee
about the 10th of next month. Miss
Emma Lucy Gates of Provo will be
the star attraction.
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The Misses Kohl gave a party and
dance Wednesday evening 10 Miss Jo-
sic Campbell. who viii leave in few
days for Spokane, Wash.
Miss Donovan and Miss Sullivan OF
Butte. Mont, were the guests of honor
Friday night at party given by Mrs.
D. ]. Sullivan.
Mrs. Taylor Bales entertained Tues
day night in honor of Mrs. James
Campbell, who leaves IN a few days
70 make her home in Spokane. Wash.
James Mclaughlin. the venerable
postmaster OF Silver City. has been
very i'll for several days from an at
tack Of neuralgia.
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Joseph Biddlecome has been ap-
pointed superintendent of the Snow
fake mine.
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Rev. P. O'DonahOe went to Salt Lake
Monday:
8 8 s.
Mrs. Fred Fullride is i'll
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Stanley Wade is up from Payson this
week. the guest OF his parents. DR..
and Mrs. Wade.
Colin Murphy spent Sunday with his
family at PaysOn.
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George Adams returned Wednesday
from a business trip to Salt Lake.
Mrs. Jackson McCrystal and child
have returned from Salt Lake.
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William Brody was up Thursday
from Provo.
/ A NJ. Bowen was in Nephi Monday.
| ]. C. Dewey, jr.. travelling passenger
agent for the Rio Grande railway sys-
TEN. was in Eureka Wednesday.
Mrs. Dan Balm. who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
l 4 70
home in Gibbonsville, Ida
Mrs. o, W. swartz is out from Sal,
Lake TO spend the week with Mr.
Swartz-
Mrs. Fred Knapp arrived here Wed
nesday from SAN Lake TO remain fol-
the winter.
NJ. B. Parks. who has been on two
months trip 10 his old home in In
diana, is expected 20 return TO Eureka
next week.
Mrs. John Burrows is visiting in
Spanish Fork.
Isaac barton. who has been conduct.
ing the lake resort at Provo thi:
summer. was up Monday from tbs
Garden City. He viii return 10 Eu-
reka 10 live.
L. r. Booth, postmaster AT Nephi
paid a fraternal visit 10 Postmaster
Driscon Tuesday.
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Edwin F. Conroy, who recently re,
turned from a three years residence il
the Philippines. is visiting his mothel
at Silver City.
Miss Lucy TheriOt OF Provo is tn
guest OF her brother. Joe Theriot.
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A boy was born on Friday 10 Mr.
, and Mrs. George Dickson az the Sta
mine.
/. Curtis Kirkendall and Miss RATHER
me Kirkendan are attending the Col
leglate institute at Salt Lake.
State Senator Whitmore was owe
/ from Nephi Friday.
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Harry Morse returned saturda,
night from two weeks. visit TO Sal
: Lake.
J, W. c. Andrews. z. D. S9renson, N
In. Bowen and Victor Candlanc, al
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envy and served as the opening event
Of the han fer the season.
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A surprise party was given Monday
evening in honor Of Peter Minnoch.
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Miss Jeffries of Helena. Mont, is the
guest of Mrs. II. L. Bell.
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Group

usually begins with the symptoms Of a
common cold; there is chilliness. sneez-
ing. sore throat. hot skin. quick pulse,
hoarseness and impeded respiration.
Give frequent small doses of Billiards.
Horehound Syrup (the child will cry
for IT'D. and at the first sign Of a
croupy cough. apply frequently Bal
lard's Snow Eminent externally 10 the
throat. SOC at q C. III. l. Drug Dept
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-28

Miss Burkella Pierce win open her
school OF physical culture for ladies.
Oct 4. Ladies interested meet her at
p. m, 20 Commercial Club build
ing.
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First Violets of the season.
SALT LAKE FLORAL co.
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Ed Regan and wife returned home
from the city this morning.
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Mr.. David Keith was in the Park
Wednesday.
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Tuesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Sher-
man entertained a number Of their
friends al their home on Park avenue.
The evening was spent in cards and
music.
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The Sorcsis club viii convene on
Wednesday next at the home Of Mrs.
J. Evans.
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Wednesday evening a number Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-15
King EDWARDS RING.
Continued from rnGc seven

St Peter in his beat effaced therefrom ne
Caroerlingo retains possession OF TINS ms ui'i'
tho assemblage of the conclaVe during WHO"
time he uses il for TIE exercise Of current pu9'-
ness. In bygone centuries weeks ana even
months have sometimes elapsed between l"e
death of 4 Pope and the meeting OF the colc'a'e
10 elect his successor. and bulls ana biltl9
issued during that period show on theii s''
merely the figure Of st. Peter and his boat. lle
absence Of the name of any Pontiff around the
apostolc fisherman showing that the buH was
issued in an interregnum. The authority OF the
Camerlingo ceases when the conclaVe assem-
bles becomes vested in the latter, and at ITS
first session the "Fishermans' ring Is d"ld'"i
md DESTROYED by means Of a hammer.
As soon as the final ballot has been taken
and the newly elected Pope has taken his seat
on a fald stool before the altar to receive tn
homage and cougratulatigns Of those VIII" have
raised him to the chair Of st. Peter. he begins
before anything else 10y appointing a Gamer
lingo pro tenn. who then invests HIM with a
new -Fishermans" ring the first and pr'n-
cipal token II his Pontiieal authority The
Pope. after receiving the homage Of those pres
eut. returns the ring TO the CamrriInEo IN order
10 have engraved thereon thu nam" which h"
has taken as Pontifl. and 10y which Ii" desires
TO figure in the annals Of the Church
The coronation ring of King Edward has i'~"n
sometimes known the wedding ring Of Eng
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land" on the understanding that II was en-
bI,mutic of the union between the SoNeiei7l
and his kingdom. Some writer's. lhdeeu' ili9i'
that the rings of Popes and prelates are lndlca-
,i,.. of the fact that they are welded to the
Church In fact the matrimonial idea has al
WAYS been associated in some way or announcer
with the rings of Office. and it may be remeih-
hered that in the days Of the old repuphc Oh
Vtr.ice its doges wcr- invested ON their lnausu-
raj II With two rings. one of which tn retained
while the other they cast with much pomp ana
ceremony into the sea from the prov OF the
great state galley in order to signify the TACT
that Venice was the bride Of the Adr'atc.
EX-ATTACHE.
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THE ENGLISH CORONATION
Continued from page nine

The Archbishop also is the chief dsIra in the
enthroniZatiun Of the King, when. ls-lstei by
tn, Archbishop Of York. and the other bishops
and peers Of the realm he lifts the King into his
throne.
The Dean of Westminster, among other I'M
portant offices, lays upon the altar ali the re-
gala except the five swords which have been
borne in the procession by more fortunate noble
men. pours out the oil from the ampILia into the
amounting spoon. presents the spurs To The Lord
Great Chamberlain who touches them TO the
KINGS heels invests the King with the arInlllt
and imperial mantle and the other royal robes
and assists the Archbishop in delivering TO the
King his sceptre ana orb According To- prece-
dent the Bishop Of Durham is 30 stand On tn
right of the King and the Bishop Of Bath and
Wells on his left 1T the beginning AID end II
the service.
The coronation of The Queen follows that II
thu King and is performed 10y the Archbishop
of York II Is on similar lines. save chat thu
queen is a1o.nted and crowned in "a chair placed
Immediately before her throne, and not ~ -.
Edwards chair The queen is supported by the
Bishops Of London and Winchester.
The act OF homage which is perhaps the most
imposing from The spectacular point II view. Ia
asmuch as il permits the different lords and,
ladies t. display their costumes az ":i..ne ai-t
velvet used to IT, The feature of thu ceremony IN
which tn, sovereign took by far the most vital
interest In The III. digval days q ki-s was not
sure whether or not h. had the support u his
harons until they thus kn-lt before him and
pledged their feaIty. At the present time how
ever it has lost its original significance, and has
become such long and Ia"'ripus part Of tA@
ceremony that. ut the request Of th~ King. it
has been largely abbreyiat J. Consequently
only the FIRST peer of each order wi,n 5E- -<-
1,ti,,, of tl,.. r.,-lI family PERFORMS tn act ~
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staff and the ivory rod with the dove for the
Queen
The worldwide scope Of the ceremony viii be
seen by the King when he siances over the au-
dience assembled before him. The faces Of
the peers and peeresses sitting in the transepts
on either side of his throne are all familiar to
him. but seated in the stalls and cloisters Will
be colonial representatives, who have ny their
craftsmanship been raised 20 high places o. civic
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-tPhilIIclphia Inquirer.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-01-23

his fall had here re-enthroned himself
in the midst of angels.
Mr.. Edison, Colonel Smith, Sydney
Phillips, Alma and myself advanced at
the head of the procession, our guard
following in close order behind us. 1t
had been evident from the moment that
we entered the palace that Alma was re-
garded with aversion by all of the Mar
tlans. Even the women about the throne
gazed scowlingly at her as we drew
near. Apparently the bitterness of feel
ing which had led to the awful massa-
ere Of all her race had not yet vanished.
And, indeed, since the fact that she re-
manned alive could have been known
only to the Martian who had abducted
her and to his immediate companions,
her temperance with us must have
been great surprise to all those who
now looked upon her
1t was clear to me that the feeling
aroused by her appearance was every
moment becoming more intense. Still
the thought Of violent outbreak did
not occur to me, because our recent tri-
umph had seemed SO complete that be-
lieved the Martians would be awed by
our presence and would not undertake
actually to injure the girl
think we all had the same impress
sion, but as the event proved we were
mistaken.
Suddenly one of the gigantic guards,
as If actuated by a fit of ungoverned
hatred, lifted his foot and kicked Alma.
With loud shrek she fell to the floor.