The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-11

weeks, he viii join the Countess Mar
/ gueTite In Paris and then go to Weis-
4 baden and other spas. His presenta-
1 ton at Madrid is not definitely set
I ted. The court is now at San Sc
loastian, on the upper Atlantic coast.
put II IS low, damp place, not at
all calculated to help the venerable dip
lomat's rheumatic ailments
Paul Morton's Success.
Secretary Paul Morton. Mrs. Paul
Morton and Miss Pauline Morton viii
leave US Washington viii miss them
The MOrtOns We're a distinct social
success Mr. Morton was the most So
cial secretary We have ever had He
frequented receptions. charity bazaars
and lawn parties, not with the bored
manner Of a man doing his painful
duty but as one having a glorious
time Mrs. Morton if less openly ex-
uoerant, has been always dignified and
gracious and pleasing to look upon.
|. out calling in a favorite black she is
simply stunning. As to Miss Pauline
she rode ever on the crest of the wave.
At box party or dance. or Just walk
ing up F street with another girl. she
Was always laughing. And now the
SScTetaryS resignation carries away
this happy family He goes TO New
York, there to affiliate himself with
the Equitable Life Assurance soci-
ETY. II Is understood that Mr. Nor
tons salary will be 1000. AS a mem
Der OF the cabinet it was IS. 600
With the passing of Clssini. the ItaI-
ian ambassador. Baron Edmondo
Mayor-des Planches becomes dean of
the diplomatic corps In MANY wave
Baron Mayor is the most active of the
washington diplomats, and has been
notably successful in restoring his en-
bassy TO power and popularity after its
lost prestige through the incumbencv
of Baron Fava. Baron Mayor has had
many activities. and the recent south
ern industrial congress has brought
prominently forward his plans for colo
niz3tiOn of worthy Italian Immigrants
in the southern states.
DR.. Joaquin AuTelia NabHco de Au-
raJO of Brazil last week presented his
credentials to President Roosevelt as
the first ambassador from his country.
and indeed as the first representative
OF am6assadoriaI rank from any south
American country DR.. Nabuco $50
called for shOrD is recognized as an
able statesman and diplomat. and has
already had experience in Washington.
having been an attache here i'm 1876
Since then he has seen high diplomatic
service in England and Italy
Seeks a Transfer.
In all these changes in the CORPS
there Is persistent rumor that Mr.
La0islaUS HenEelmuller Won Henger-
var. ambd SsadOT from Austria Hun
gary, is seeking a transfer to a Euro
pean post, where he would be better
pleased. especially in a position where
he would not have to endure She cold
ness of WashingtOn's winter season.
which he saws is particularly trying 10
him. He is now abroad on leave and
it is supposed that Washington's next
news of him will be the announcement
of change of post.
With the appointment of the success
sOr to Senior AzpirOz. the Mexican am
baSSadOT. who died here in March. il
looks as II the opening of the formal
season in the fall might see four COM
paratively new faces in the ranks of
the ambassa doris, a greater change
than the corps has known for one time
for many, many years.