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OUR OWN STATE.
investigation has been completed and
a report prepared.
IItIlN ifI. ArI u IL

investigation mas been completed and
a report prepared.
JURY vENIRE
Tho following list OF trial jurors has
been drawn for the December term OF
the Second district court.
Riley G., Dixon, Harrlsvile; John T
Mcdonald. Huntsville, D. l.. Lee, og.
den; Frank Halverson, Marriott: j. j.
Llpplncott, Geo. II. Tribe, Samuel +.
Woodmansee, Ogden; John T. HenIn-
ger, Burch Creek Henry w. Manning,
Hooper; James II Spargo, James s.
Carver, Ogden Milo Sharp, Plain City:
Wiley @, Cragun, Pleasant View, II. G..
BrownelL Ogden. Thomas w. Cook.
West Weber; +. l.. VOORHEES,. Ogden
Nathaniel Montgomery, North Ogden:
Thomas G. Mercer Ogden: Amos May
cock, Pleasant View; L. l., Coray Og.
den Frank Moore, North Ogden; ". f.
Wayment, Warren, W b. WedeIl Og-
den, Rudolph Mann, Ogden.
This morning Sheriff James c. Tay.
lor OF Montrose. Colo. left for his home
city, having IN custody Walter Addison.
who was arrested in this city a week
ago by Deputy Sheriff N. A. Herrick.
Addison Is charged with the stealing OF
a horse and buggy valued AT 5000 Oct.
10. lie refused TO go back to answer to
the charge without requisItion papers
which were secured from the governor
OF Colorado. Addison claims that he is
not the man wanted and protests his
innocence
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FIONA.
VETERAN OF NINETY.ONE.
Mrs. Temperance Young. Mona's
Oldest Inhabitant, Passes Away.

Special Correspondence,
Mona, Juab Co., Nov, 19.--The Oldest
lady resident of this place died on
Sunday, Nov. 16. 1902 Temperance
Young, wife of Henry l. Young; both
PIONEERS. She was born in Kentucky,
May 20, 1911, and went through all the
trials with the Saints In Nauvoo Was
the mother Of Il children She re-
tanned all her faculties 10 the last. and
leaves many friends 10 mourn her loss,
and descendants TO the fifth generation.
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THE BksT ROCKY MOUNTAIN
SCENERY,

Colorado Midland Railway Pullman
observation Cars Across Rockies 10y
Daylight. Ticket Office. Dooy Block.
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Westinghouse, The speakers were
Apostle John w. Taylor, and the faith
ers Of the young couple
Deceased was highly respected, and
dearly beloved by all who knew her,
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THANKSGIVING EXCURSION.
Tooele County,

Via Oregon Short Line Thanksgiving
Day Round trip only 800. Train
leave at 7:45 a. m. and returns at 500
y. N.
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ANNUAL RABBIT HUNT.


Via Oregon Short Line, Thursday
next. Train leaves at 7;4b a. m, re-.
turning at 500 p, m. Round trip only
S00
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TOOELE.
HAPPY WEDDING BELLS.
Heavy Fall 'of Snow Gladdens the
Hearts of All.


Special Correspondence.
TooeIe City, Tooele Co., Nov, 2l.A-0n
Nov. 10 George NJ, Huffaker AZ. and
Miss Janet S. Dunn, p, were married in
the Salt Lake Temple.
on the 18th VIM. II, st, Clair. 49, OF
ophir, and Miss May Martin, 2S, Of
Tooele. were married at the home OF
the brides parents by Pastor F, r.
Kelley.
BIRTHS.
To Mr.. and Mrs Jos. o. Dunn OF
Tooele, Tuesday Nov. IS, baby girl,
To Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tate Of
Tooele. Thursday, Nov. 20, 1909. girl.
About IA inches Of snow fell In Tooele
the past week. This VIII be a great
to the people an this section,
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TBASKSGiyISG EXCURSION.


Via oregon Short Line Thanksgiving
Day Round trip only h,00 Train
leave at li5 a. m. and returns at $500
y. m.
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ANNUAL Rabbit HUNT,
Erda, Toosle COUNTY

VIA Oregon Short Line, Thursday
next; Train leaves at 7;45 a. M, re-
turning at $500 D. m. Round trip only
sl.00.
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Rullbers.

Our stock Is positively all new. Moore
Shoe Co.. 2hS South Main.
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THE BEST ROCKY MOUNTAIN
SCENERY,

Colorado Midland Railway Pullman
Observation Cars Across Rockies by
Daylight. Ticket Office. Dooly Block.
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JOHN JAMES,

BY c. FRANK EMERY. Deputy Clerk.
Rawlings, Thurman, Hurd & Wedge
wood. Attorners for estate
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pELrsoUBSr ASSESSMENT NOTICE

The Santaquin Mining COMPANY Prlncl'
pal place OF bus ness salt Lax city.
There arc de.lnauent upos the following
described stock on acc01nt ~ Assessment
No.5of cent per share levied on August
elSt, l,0g the several amounts SET opposite
the names Of the respective STOCKHOLDERS as
folioWqs
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CHICAGO AND RhTURN, $3.50.

Via Rio Graude Lines.
Selling dates Nov. 30th Dec. LIST and
2nd.
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The county commissioners have de-
cided to improve the croes roads on the
rural delivery routes In this county, so
that they will be passable for the car
rlers. The county roads are IN sum
Gently good condition, but there are
roads which have not been accepted
by the county and have had no work
done on them by the county.
Judge Booth and Court stenographer
Roberts win go TO Coalyile, Sunday
evening, where Judge Booth viii hold
court next week for Judge More
A United States patent has been is
sued 10 the Colorado Mining company
FOR the Butte Colorado and the Morn
ing Star mining claims In Unite min
ing district.
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CANDIDATES FOR NAVY.

me United states navy recruiting Of
nee winch was established In Ogden
iast Monday. has not been overly busy
during the past week enisting recruits,
as up to the present time only elgh
young men have been enlisted and
have passed the physical examination
They are John Ira Johnson. coal passer,
Arthur Busch, coal passer, Bert l.. Leh
man, coal passer, Frank II. Livingston
third class apprentice, Edward Z. sam.
pies. coal passer Loren @. Pardoe,
third class apprentice, Daniel McPhIe,
third class apprentice, David Pfister,
landsman.
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CIRCLEVILLE
HEAVY SNOWFALL.
Ward Associations FI0urishing -
Pulling Up Stakes.
snecIhl Correspondence.

bTtCFHI correspondence,
Circlevllle, Nov. 2O.-At 2 p. m. today
the snow is 10 inches deep and still fall.
ing. Already We have more snow than
we have had In this section during the
last three or four years. This indeed
will make Thanksgiving day one OF re-
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NOTICE TO cREDIToRs-EsTATE
or William Fowler, deceased. Creditors
Mn' present claims with vouchers TO
,1p Undersigned at 500 Mccormick
nlock, SAT- Lake City on or before the
en- day or March, A. d. 1908 Date Of
trst publication Nov. /, A, D. 1902
HYRuM WAGsTAFF.
Executor OF estate OF William Tow.
Ter, deceased.
Stewart and Stewart. ATTORNEYS
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BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

George Poulter who has been presi
dent OF the Fifth ward choir for nun
Der Of years. has rendered his resigna 4.
tlon. ana the choir gave party In his
hOnor, as an expression OF their ap,
probation of his excellent work in the
organization.
visitor yesterday on special business.
In police court John sheldon. Walter
Reed and Mons Inglebretsan were
found guilty of disturbing the peace
and lighting.
Mrs. "A. Fred Wey OF Salt Lake City
is visiting with friends IN ogden.
Mrs, Ed G. Burdlck has gone to Ida d.
no Falls to visit for short time with
friends.
Col. Il. NJ Allison. Jr.. has removed
with his family to Salt Lake. where
they Will make their future home.
There will be special practice Of the
ogden tabernacle choir tomorrow. Sun
day. The male members will meet at 4
p. m, and the ladies' at 4:30 p. H., at the
tabernacle. Prof. Ballantyne urges a
full attendance.
Miss Emily Oborne, who has been
critically i'll for several days past Is
considerably improved today.
VlooH Norty ana Arcnle corey are
visiting with relatives and friends IN
ogden for a few days from their home
In Idaho.
The Aglia met with Mrs. A. r. Corey
on Tuesday afternoon, Nov. IS, with
large number present. After the usu-
al routine of business an excellent pro-
gram was given, consisting of vocal
selection by Miss Avery, followed by
Mrs. Coulter reading extracts from
Benz Wheeler on co-education. Miss
Ethel Orth then played charming in
strumental selection. after which Mrs.
Hurst gave two entertaining original
sketches.
Miss Edith Corey entertained the la
dies with an excellent recitation after
which dainty refreshments were served.
The club will meet with Mrs Paine
Dec. 3.
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PARK CITY AND RETURN $3.50.

Via r. G, W., Sunday, Nov. 23rd, SIS
q, m,
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Things We
Like Best
Often Disagree With Us

Because we overeat OF them. lndl.
gestion follows But there's o way TO
escape such consequences, A dose OF q
good dlgestant like Kodol will rellve you
at once, Your stomach is simply too
weak to digest what you eat That's oil
indigestion is. Kodol digests the food
without the stomach's aid. Thus the
stomach rests while the body is strength.
ened by wholesome food. Dieting is un.
necessary, Kodol digests any kind OF
good food. Strengthens and invigorates.
EodoI Makes
Rich Red Blood.
Prepared only BYE. Q, DEwIrT 4 Co, Chicago.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS,

Ofiee Bear River Water Company. sails
Lake City, Utah, November H. lqu!.
Notice Is hereby given that special meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the Bear blyer
Water Company viii bt held "a 80 o'clock
p m. on saturday. the 18th day OF Decembef
Toe. at the Assembly Hall Of tho salt
Lake Business college Salt Lake CITY,
Utah. for the purpose q considering the "a
Visibility OF consolidating the tab snga'
Company and tho rear River Water Com
pany corporations organized ard Nl.ting
under and by virtue OF the laws % U'ahi
and. n the proposed e nsolidatlpn be deemed
expeilont Of perfoctlny such consolidation
upon terms and conditions confOrmable 10
law ana " irausactiug such other business
as may lawfully come before the meeting.
Nv order Of the Board o. Directors.
HORACE G. WHITNEY. Secretary.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO.
bate Division In and for Salt Lake
County, State of Utah. In the matter
OF the estate of John c. Smith, de-
ceased. Notice.-The petition OF Hes
ter Smith, praying for the issuance to
herself OF letters Of administration In
the estate OF John @. Smith, deceased,
has been set for hearing Friday. the
9Th day Of December, A, d. 1902. at 10
o'clock a. m al the County Court
House, IN the Court Room OF said
Court, In Salt Lake City. Salt Lake
County, Utah.
Witness the Clerk OF said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this Goth day
OF November, A. y. 1902.
(Seal) JOHN JAMES. Clerk.
BY c. Frank Emery, Deputy Clerk.
Ferguson & Cannon, Attorneys for
petitioner.
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OGDEN NEWS.

The branch office OF the Deseret
News In Ogden Is at No. i66 Twenty
fourth street. where advertisements
and subscriptions will be received.
The News" IL delivered by carriers In
Ogden every evening OF the same
terms as In Salt Lake City.
OGDEN, UTAH. NOV. %. 1902
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SMITH PETERSON WEDDING
GARDEN CITY NOTES.

A marriage license has been issued to
David Peterson %, of Lehi. and Mar
sery Alice Smith. 10, OF American Fork.
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CHICAGO AND RETURN, sii6o.
Via Rio Grande Lines.
EUREKA.

Selling dates Nov. Soth Dec, LIST ana
OrI
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EARLY REPORT EXPECTED.
Danish Landsthino Concludes Discus
sion Of Treaty.

Copenhagen. April lo-The lands
thing. or upper house. has concluded
its secret debate on the treaty proyid
ing for the sale of the Danish West In
dies To the United States 4 report on
the subject will be presented TO par
lament in open session at an early
date.
The majority report. which was
signed by 81 members. recommend:
the ratification Of the treaty after {
secret vote by electors who are quail
fied 10 vote for members of the colo
nial council OF the Danish West In
dies These electors are holders ol
property worth 1000 kroner and up
wards. The plehiscite heretofore de
manded involved the entire popula
ton. including the negroes. Twenty
two supporters of the government
signed the minority report. which is
in favor of the ratification of the
treaty wths slt Il plebiscite The indie
pendent group. asgregatinc eight mem
bcrs. signed third report advocating
the ratification OF the treaty with a
subsequent plebiscite of the entire
population.
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and direct form. It Is pointed out that
II General Delarey had wished to make
such allegations he had ample opportu.
nifty to communicate them to Lord
Kitchener who, 1t is believed at the
war office. would have notified the
home government Of the fact, which he
has not done. The war Office officials
ridicule the idea that the charges con
tain an iota of truth and are inclined
to assign their origin to purely Cont
mental sources. The allegations have
certainly not created ripple Of excite
ment in war office circles and even the
pro-Boer press, members of the house
OF commons and others appear to at
tach small Importance to the matter
General Delarey's courteous treatment
of General Methuen. it is asserted
makes it difficult to believe that the
Boer commandant was personally res
ponsible for the charges. which in
clude persecution OF Delarey's owl
family.
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Brussels. April l0-king Leopold
was mobbed by socialists during the
afternoon on his arrival here from
Biarritse. The meeting between the
socialists and the king was quite acci.
dental but II was none the less un-
pleasant tor his majesty. whose auto
mobile was surrounded by excited so
cialists who shouted: Long Live the
Republic" Long Live Universal Suf
frage." and waved red flags in the
kings face
The socialists had collected at the
railroad station to bid farewell to the
members OF delegation OF Spanish
Republican deputies who had attended
the socialist gatherings here and who
had participated In Tuesday night i
demonstration. The police informed
the Spaniards that they must leave
Brussels forthwith and the delegates
were escorted TO the station by a larg.
gathering OF socialists. bearing rec
flags. The king happened to arrive al
the same time and had difficulty in get
ting his automobile out Of the crowd
but he finally found an opening ant
outdistanced his pursuers.
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

A severe earthquake shock was felt
at Panama Sunday.
Samuel Van Stavern was hanged al
Camden, n j., Tuesday for wife muir
der
The Chilean government will sci
the cruiser Presidente Pinto to Co
lombia for E130. 900.
BY vote of S.64S to 6.134, Ignatiu'
A. Sullivan. a clerk in clothing store
was elected mayor of Hartford, Conn.
defeating the Republican candidate
Major w. b. d. Wright. who is mem
Der of one of the most distinguished
families in Connecticut.
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SOUTH DAKOTA srockMEN.
Resolutions Adopted at Their Annu''
Convention.

Rapid City. S. d.. April lc.-Thc
South Dakota stockmcn reelected all
the old officers They are: C. r. How
ard president. H. 4. Dawson. vice
president. r. NJ. Stewart. secretary
and treasurer. The report OF the exec
utiyc committee showed 6,9 members.
Resolutions were adopted opposing
the oleomarcarine bill. favoring the
Corliss bill 10 amend the Interstate
commerce law. favoring the estahiish-
ment Of n permanent live stock classi-
fled census. indorsing the Giosvenor
nurc fibre bin and calling on the prest-
dent to stay proceedings against per-
sons who have fences on The govern
mcnt domain.
A feature OF the meeting was n
speech by Congressman jerry Slmp-
son of Kansas. who represented the
National Live Stock association.
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PROGRESSING SATISFACTORILY
British. Boer Peace Negotiations Still
Under Wav

London. April l0.-The Associated
Press understands that the peace ne
gotiations are progressing satistactor
lily. so far as the Transvaalers are con
cerned. but the latest advices indicate
that there is small probability of the
Free Staters surrendering in body
The negotiations thus far have been
mainly explanations OF British inten
tions. II has been made plain to the
leaders that their surrender will not
entail hanishment and this has been a
potent influence The leading Trans
vaalers urge their allies to arrange
peace terms. The inner circles of the
foreign office believe that II the pres
ent indications are fulfilled and the
Transvaalers agree to surrender the
backbone Of Boer resistance Will be
broken and that the Free Staters op-
position will soon be overcome
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ALL TRAINS ARE LATE.
Nearly Two Feet Of Snow Falls u
Pennsylvania.

Meyersdale. Pa. April lo.-A heavy
snow fall here reached the depth of
nearly two feet on the level. Much
damage has been done to buildings
telegraph and telephone lines and elec-
tric light wires Fruit and ornamental
trees also suffered. In many parts OF
the county stables have collapsed from
the heavy weight on the roofs. Wires
are down all over town and in many
places poles have snapped of. This
is said TO be the deepest April snow
that has fallen in the southern sec
ton of Pennsylvania for % years. Al
Sand Patch the summit of the Ale
ghcny mountains. tn snow rs 3,
inches deep. All trains are running
from two to four hours late.
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he concluded with an eloquent perora
tion In euloey OF the policy of protec
tion the whole Republican side burst
into applause
Mr. Sparkman tFal followed. alsC
making an argument against the bill
Morris OF Minnesota Speaks.
Mr. Morris tMinnD another Repub
l!can opposed 10 the bill and the au
thor OF the rebate plan Of relieving
Cuba. which was rejected by the Re
publican caucus made an cxhaustiv,
argument against the measure He in
sisted that IL any persons would re
Ceiyc benefit from the concession &c
Cuba except the sugar trust il would
b. the Cuban Shyloeks" 10 whom tn.
planters had pledged their crops.
Mr.. Morris cited the evidence OF wit
ncssts before the committee. whom he
describes as "disintcrestcd." To show
that the cost of producing sugar in
Cuba had been exaggerated, that in
stead of being cents per pound II was
u. cents and that. therefore. at the
present price In Havana. Isl. the Gu
bans would receive "A profit OF 81 cent
per pound He further argued that
there was no moral obligation upon
the United States 10 make the pro
posed concession. No country had
done more for another than the Unit
cd States had for Cuba.
II ,ha, was necessary. Mr.. Morris
said. h. was willing Ia 20 further and
relieve Cuba by the rebate plan. which
he declared. was the only method by
which the relief would reach those ioi
whom IL vas intended.
He produced figures 10 show that
relatively the Porto Rican sugar grow
ers received IS cents per hundred
pounds lcss from the sugar trust than
th. trust paid for German sugars and
that the Hawaiian and Cuban planters
Jared in practically the same way
From these figures he argued that the
trust. being the semi.purchaser. was
sure 10 reap the advantage OF any r"
duction made to Cuba.
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Could Not Breathe.

Coughs, colds, Group, grip, bronchitis,
other throat and lung troubles are
quickly cured by One Minute Cough
Cure One Minute Cough Cure is not a
mere expectorant. which gives only tenn
porary relief. 1t so:tens and liquifi>
the mucous. draws out the inflammation
and removes the cause OF the disease
Absolutely safe. Acts at once. "One
Minute Cough Cure will do all that il
claimed for it" says Justice efthe Peace
j. c. Hood. Crosby. Miss. My wife
could not get her breath and was re
lived 10y the first dose. 1t has been a
benefit to all IN. femily.'
Cook x ODEE
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IGNORED ev WAR OFFICE.
Charges Aoai vt British Soldiers MAGE
bv General Oelarey.

London, April lO.-The cnaIses
made against the conduct OF BRUSH
troops In South Africa. attr'o"'eu 49,, :"
General Delarey. have not un
brought to the notice Of the war omce
and will be ignored unless a lues.'ol..
IN the subject Is asked In the house ol
commons. Even in this event u Is
mot probable that any action VIII ne
taken unless a responsible authority
s"rmmlates charges In a more definite
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FIVE HURT IN WRECK.
Eastbound Passenger on Great North
ern Oerailed.


Helena, Mon, April lo.-A dispatch
from Kalispell says that No. 1, the
eastbound passenger train on the
Great Northern. was wrecked at a
point four miles west Of Bolton Sta
ton, which is 30 miles east of Kalis-
pell.
The engineer, Charles Hart. and his
fireman, w. o. Cherrier. were badly
scalded about the body and lower
limbs. Express Messenger E. McCon
Vile was injured in the leg and two
passengers were also injured. The en-
gne and first four cars are complete
wreck The cause OF the accident is
unknown.
Physicians were dispatched to the
scene of the accident and all possible
assistance was given
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REBELS DEFEATED.
Battle Between Chinese insurgents
and REGULARS.

Hong Kong April lo.-Advlces re
ceived here from l.iu Chow say tha'
General Ma and Marshal Su have de
feated the Kmang-Si rebels in san
culinary battle at Konh-Chuen. The
imperial army was first driven BACK
when General Wong. with three quick
firing guns and two maxims. arrived
on the scene and turned the tide. Tht
rebels retreated to the mountain
strongholds. whence they have beer
making occasional sOrties. Marshal
Su is blocking the roads to the sea
norts from which the rebels have been
deriving their supplies. The rebeiiioi
inland Is Speeding.
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To Congratulate the Pope.

New York. April a.-Nearly the en-
tire passenger list of the Italian
steamship I.iguria. which sailed during
the day for Naples and Genoa, is made
up of clergymen and laymen on theii
way TO Rome TO congratulate the pope
on reaching the jubilee year Of his
occupancy of the papal chair. The
delegation is headed by Bishop Nc.
Donnell of Brooklyn.
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AMERICAN LAD APPOINTED.
Son Of Famous Portrait Painter to B.
Pace AZ the Coronation.

London. April 1.-The son of John
S Sargent the famous American por
trait painter. has been appointed one
of the pages which will attend the
queen at the coronation.