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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-16
WANTS TEMPORARY
USE OF STEAM
EIectrifying Of S. l. & Ogden
Road Nearly CompIete-Hand-
some Cars En- Route.
RECEPTION FOR PRIEST. TAFT.
Industrial school Board Has Big Stick
For Eibbing Parcnts-Stcel
Tower Lines.

OGDEN, Sept 16.-Conhming the re-
trt that the salt Lake & ogden Rail-
uay Co. had purchased several new
coaches to be used on an electric sys-
tenn. Prcst. Simon Bamberger states
mat 10 Of these cars for which the COM
rsnv paid $4,000 each. are now on cN-
hMtlon at the Denver fair and viii be
shipped as soon as the fair is over.
he elcctrifyng OF the road from salt
Lake TO ogden is being rushed with all
possible speed and less than a third
n the distance still remains to be COM
rleted MI Bainbcrger states that
mme delay will be caused In getting
be necessary transformers erected
along the line and IN arranging for cleo
uic power. but he expects these items
rin be easily adjusted. He expressed
desire 10 temporarily use steam
power along Lincoln avenue, but owing
% the present objection OF the city
council and the property owners this
ell be impossible. unless the council
grants this favor AT some future meet
.ng
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-16
COL. G. A. HENRY WINS.

The case against Col George A.
Henry. "a veteran Of the Civil war and
charged with having worn a c. A. r.
button without the proper authority or
right. was dismissed by Judge Bow
man yesterday afternoon after the
state had presented its side. The COM
plant was sworn TO by Col F.. w. Tat
lock Col. Henry. who IS a well known
mining man OF Nevada, was prepared
10 present a long record Of his serv-
ice in the Union army and to establish
his right to wear the G. A. r. emblem.
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PETIT JURORS FOR
OCTOBER COURT TERM
Enic simpson Sues Constable Gardner
For Defamation OF Char
Rctcr.

PROVO. Sept l6.-The following petit
jurors have been drawn for the Fourth
district court TO be in attendance Oct.
10; John Winn. Thomas Clark. Edward
Southwick. Lehi; William Paxman.
James H. CLARK. .Iededlah Eldredge.
American Fork H. w. Bird. ALBANIAN
w. Finley, Springville; Ephraim Nash.
Alpine; Charles Frost. Thomas Hesch
Irving Smell. John +. Gay, Llewellyn
Jones, George II. Lewis Spanish Fork
G. w. Davis, David II. Taylor. Salem
L. O Tart. y. Nj. Durland, John f.
Beeslcy, +. 7. Jones, James +. Snow.
Provo; Chas. $. Peary John NJ. Cowan.
Charles c. Harper, Payson Miles F'u-
gal, Peter A. Johnson, Pleasant Grove /:
James Peterson. Evert Okelberry. Gosh
en-, Chas W. Smith. BENJAMIN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-16
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

A. F. Hecker and Robert Mitchell
have appealed from Justice Taylor
court Of Lehi from a judgment inn
posing a fine of SIS each on con-
viction OF disturbing the peace
Justice Moons court by George Ekins.
charging Harry Brown with malicious
mischief. destroying sign. the pro-
perry of the VIM. NJ. Roylance COM
panY.
have returned from California where
they have been living for several
years with Mr.. Storrs, manager Of the
Boxter. Straw x Storrs Construction
company which has had a contract on
the Western Pacific. Mr.. Storls and
son, Russ, will be home in about a
month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-16
IIQUoR sEIIlERs CONVICTED.

OGDEN. Sept. 16-In the district
court Yesterday afternoon. Hokcn
Olsen and Maria Olsen were convicted
OF violating tho liquor ordinance of
the town Of Huntsville on two out of
four counts OF an Indictment filed
some time ago. The Olsens were con-
victed before the justice Of the Ieace
at Huntsville on practically every
charge made i'm the complaint An aP-
peal was taken 20 the district court,
which resulted today i'm the district
Judge affirming the action OF the jus
tice Of the peace on two counts OF the
Indictment Sentence will be passed
by the court september Is.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-16
NEW MAIL ROUTE WANTED.

PROVO. Sept lev n. +.
Fitzgerald. postmaster at Theodore.
Unitah county, was here yes
terday and went 70 salt Lake Mr.
Fitzgerald Is working for the establish
ment of a postal route from Cation
on the ID. & r. G., to Theodore. The
mail is now carried around by Mack
Dragon and Nernal which is great in
convenience in the matter of time TO
the people In the western part OF the
reservation country Mr. Fitzgerald re-
ported considerable activity along
agricultural lines in this section es-
pecially~ I'm the Blue Bench. and West
Bench, where water Is being taken
ont
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aoINs mGn scnooI. rAcrIrY.

OGDEN, Sept i6.-The services Of G.
+. Roach OF seattle, Wash. have been
secured by Supt Mills TO act as the
head Of the commercial department OF
the ogden High school. Mr.. Roach
comes well recommended, being a grad
uate Of tho Wesleyan university OF
Kansas, the Central Normal college OF
Great Bend Kansas. and the Zauerian
college Of Columbus, Ohio He has
also had considerable experience as an
Instructor in his particular line ana
promises to add much strength to the
splendid faculty at the High school.
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srIcK ron rrnnrNc rNnrNrs.

OGDEN. Sept. ia meeting OF the
board OF trustees OF the state Indus
trial school WAS held Tuesday and
many matters for the welfare OF the
school were discussed. Special mention
was made % the practise Of certain
parents who made false afiidavits re-
gardinr the ages OF their children who
were placed IN the school ~ Is
claimed that many times children have
been sent there FOR the state TO keep
when they had passed the age limit
such cases will be severely dealt with
In future
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-16

Power Transmission company has n
large force OF about 200 men AZ work
IA this vicinity completing the cnn-
struction of the steel tower line be
tween North ogden canyon and Salt
Lake city. When finished this line viii
be second 10 none In the west Another
line. 20 be built of wooden towers Is
In be constructed In the near future be-
tween ogden a salt Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-16
THESE WILL WED.

PROVO sept. 13.-The following
marriage licenses have been issued:
Virgil A. Perry Of Payson, and Jean
Allen, Of Provo.
Alonzo Raymond, Of McCammon,
Idaho. and Irene Rocker, OF Lehi
Fred s. Healey and Emeline G..
Nash. both OF Airline
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-16
DAMAGES FOR SANDER.

PROVO. Sept. i6.-Suit for 81 900
damages has been commenced by Efhc
simpson Of Thistle against Elias Gard
ner. constable OF Thistle Plaintiff
charges defendant with having charged
her with theft on Aug 20. at Thistle.
in the presence of Ray Wector and
Nirtees Weetor to her damage in the
sum named.
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The News" Il delivered By carrier
every might Sunday excepted az Is
complaints should be made 20 V. j.
Dugcele, agent for Daily, Saturday
ana Semi-Weekly News. orders taxi
en for Church Works Residence. SO
W tth North Ind. Phone 2o5-M,
Carrier east side Of Academy Ave.
Bell 20s red
Carrier west side OF Academy Ave.
Bell % black
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OGDEN PREMIUMS.

~ ,ne haste Of making the transfer
H. thc new quarters OF inc
Vows In ogden, some OF 'ne vii ~, -,
,rds we're mislaid or lost ana nus WI"
,esessltate a delay IN ueliYstnls Ply ~
~iums TO a number OF sunscIipels. ~ ~
OGDEN patrons who nave con .l, ..e, ~. ~
49, tbom. are requested to call on or
es ,',.t,,n.. az once to the manager OF
!s' tGgden branch OF The News.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.

70 Provo Canyon, 1850 a. m.....-..Sl. %
To ogden, 1925 a m. 1875 p. mo-. LOO
Returning on regular trains only
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DEPOT IMPROVEMENTS.

OGDEN Sept. t6.-Engineer A. @.
camphell of the Hartman lines is a
alsy man these days. He has several
Urge construction gangs building new
Tracks west ~ the Taion passenger
depot building material FOR the de-
pot is expected within the next few
weeks and 1t is officially announced
taat In the course OF an these improve
mcnts. umbrella sheds win he erected
over the passenger tracks
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CONSTRUCTING TOWER LINES.
oDEN, sept l6.-The Telluride
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-26
FLIGHT NIiOtSItS
INTEREST HERE

san Francisco, July 20 Army olli-
GERS read with interest the account ol
NJ Bleriot's flight across the English
channel aud while some asserted that
wright brothers had done nothing So
remarkable. uthcrs championed the
Americans with fervor.
Colonel John \, Lundrcn, command
or of the preside of san Francisco. SAFE
Ithnt he considered the flight to hRN'
been more Iva the nature of an expert
ment than to have demonstrate the
true value Of the aoroplnnc as n ma
chine of war Colonel Lundcrn sald.
The machine used 10y NJ hl'rl"t' as
I understand II, was Il littl" II capa'
bic OF carrying only the aviator, rms
is "A start. it is true. but can he con
sidored only an experiment of doubtful
value. The United states army sisnoI
CORN Is conducting tests at Fort MNtl
Of the Wright brothers machine, that
go further than am isolated oNp'll.
mental tlight
COZ course. NC do not know NU''
the, rnn dn until they do IT, II We
nust gnthcr experience from all e.
Inc world. II the Wright brothers I"ll
Nc must look to tho foreign Inventors
tr, AN things and keen that when IS
guod
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-26

wooden goods already has been an
nounced despite the fact that no
change has been made in the woolen
schedule. This schedule, the presi-
| dent has been told. viii not permit of
a reopening at this time. 1t is a
closed incident as regards the con
ference.
In discussing the situation with
callers today, the president explained
his theory Of the principle of down
ward revision from a protection point
Of view. The idea is not to reduce
duties to the point of affecting home
Industries or to admit imports which,
from the republican standpoint,
would result in unfair competition
with home made articles. The presi-
dent is reported as regarding down
ward revision as a means of protect
ing the people from monopoly and eX-
ceedingly high prices. Each time a
schedule is regarded as having he
come excessively high as a result of
the Development Of home industries
ana the progress Of manufacturers
the presidents idea is said to be that
the tariff rate shall Dee lowered to the
cxtcnt Of fixing a reasonable limit
beyond which prices cannot be raised
without inviting imports and unjust
competition. He summed up the
theory Of the tariff revision as not
SO much 10 bring about immediate
lower prices to the CONSUMER, but to
protect the consumer from eXhorbi-
taut prices which might be possible
behind an excessively high tariff wall.
Even with hides ON the free list,
the president has not admitted in any
of his talks that he would be entirely
satisfied with the bill In fact, the
president declared that he did not
know Of anybody WHO ever had been
entirely pleased with any tariff bill.
The president has declared that H.
believes the just comparison of OLD
and new tariffs to bc one based on
the actual domestic consumption of
goods upon which the duty has been
lowered. Even if the duty is not low
cred sufficiently to admit of imports
upon a large scale, the president Is
said to feel that in lowering the tariff
on articles of general use and con
sumption. a great gain has been made.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-26
81. LOUIS MEN OUT
FOR THE IAIIM cur.

st. Louis, July 2j.-An attempt to
capture the Ilhm cup was started here
tonight when the balloon university
City" plotted by John Berry ascended
at sunset, bent on outriding the mark
OF AS miles made by Captain Charles
de Forrest Chandler on october II,
1907. With Berry were Paul McCul-
Tough. his aid in winning the recent
indianapolis race. and John $. Thur
mar of 81. Louis.
The balloon was provisioned for two
days and nights and equipped for
flight in the upper afr strata In com
~pllance with his announced intention
of attempting to reach the Atlantic
coast by means of the high eastern air
currents. Berry sent the balloon up
5000 feet at the start. In the grow
ing dusk II was difficult to determine
whether he had succeeded in find
ing the oastcrly current.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-26
ALDRICH AND PAYNE
IN BITTER FIGHT


admission Of all articles except sugar
and tobacco. which were wholly the
growth and product Of the Philip
pines"
In amending the Philippine section,
the senate included articles manu-
featured in the Philippines from ma
terials which were wholly the growth
Of the islands or of the United States.
That section was rewritten in confer
ence ana inadvertently 1t was changed
SO that It would include all articles,
the growth. product or manufacture
of the Philippines without regard to
where the raw materials were pro-
duced
The proposed change was brought
to the attention of senator Brandegce
ana he lost no time in presenting to
the conference his view of the sub
iect. He said that If the proposed
modification were enacted into law Il
would let into this country free Of
duty the raw material of the world,
provided It We're manufactured in the
Philippines. The effect of the amend
ment, senator %Brandegee said. would
be to encourage the establishment of
manufacturing industries in the Phil
ippines TO manufacture raw materials
imported to the islands from other
Producing the m~anuiactSed goods in
the United States free Of duty The
conferces accepted this view.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-26
PRESIDENT HOPES END
OF FIGHT IL IN SIGHT

Washington. July 25.-SundaN
brought no cessation of President
Tatt's tariff activities. His confer
cnccs with house and senate leaders
covered practically the entire day.
The president admitted frankly Ia
SOME of his callers today that the sit
uation was not an that could be de-
sired, but expressed the hope that
another "a hours would straighton
out the tanglc and that the report
of the cunferecS would he presented
IN the house on Tuesday next. 1t is
also hoped at the White House that
congress MAY adjourn by the last of
the week.
President Tart has not recedcd In
any way from his demand for free
hides, regarding free hides as under
lying the whole principle of down
ward revision
\ compromise duty OF ~ cents
IA reduction from - cents under thc
existing law-vould be- of no benefit.
according to tho presidents views.
Unless hides are made absolutely 1rcr
there can be- no reduction ON boots,
shoes and other manufactured arti-
,lcs ct leather The president, 1t is
said. has been deeply impressed 10y
the representations that have been
made to him by the leather Interests
to the effect that under the protec-
ton Of the prohihitive fifteen cents
duty. the leather and shoe manufac-
turcrs are the mcrcy of the four or
ri,c big mcat packing concerns oi
the middle west
The president. on The other hand.
il is declared. has not been much i'm
pressed b, the arguments of western
senators that ire, hides would De fol
lowed by a demand for free wool
Hides never we're protected until the
enactment of the pinglc, law
Tho president chief concern ts as
90 hides Tho other schedules APP
mrrutlN are b,ing worked int ac-
ccptatle shape. according TO his in
formation. and once the free hides
and reduced leather goods program
has been agreed upon. the end of the
is iu VirW
President TAFT. it IS said. does not
suffer- the delu-iou That revision oi
HNN AAfN'f WNAN m 'HN o. SUMS W. 100
reduced pricos corr would hc of im-
mediate benefit to thr ultimate cou-
sumer Instead rt "a reduction. 20 is
declared there Vin bc actual in-
crea-,s during Che coming year on
mani, of thc necessities cf NE. Inc
,luding weariue apparel Even the
putting OF hides on the free list. %
th, accompanying reduction on nu-
l-h,d i,ath,r products is not expected
te work % reduction in the price 81
boots shoes fairness or other thlng~
manufactured from leather A. e.
matter of fHet tho presidents adNie"s
are that hides are rapidly increasing
ln prices and that the demand is 50
erDnt that even the large importations
expected from Argentina under a
free entry clause Will not suffice 10
keep tho prices al current figures
An advance of - 20 20 per cent in
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-26
onNIIlic WRIGHT rIi\iNi2S
uI.II;IOI~S DARING FLIGHT

Washington. July 25.-ou tho eve of
muking AN %acroplane flight Involving
as great. 81 not greater dangers. than
| ulorioi riskod la crossing the English
ehanucl carly TODAY. prvilio Wtighi
expressed gr,ot pleasure when h'
learned of the success OF thc French
man.
Thnt ~ was q personal triumph zen
Bloilnt. however. rather than amy ln'
dlcation oC enhancement la the ot|
OF fi,iug Nas Wright's idea of the zig.
.nidenuce of th, accomplishment To
spoke admiringly If Bleriot. saNinH
he was one of the most daring OF ai
.aNiatofs Mi. Wright is familiar with
.the nicriot %monopiano. which ne stlo
It, Of tbs. Antoiucttc type used hN NV
bert Latham. hut %antedutes the l"t'
.t,r's form OF construction
The announcement OF the success ol
.tnr Wright brothers several Years hs'
stirred tho French aviators to "rtsiti''
while somc suggested th"'
len, t,pc or bt-pianc used e> 'h'
Wr.ahts should Doe developed h'
.Tp,n.h ileu.
rh, Wrights oty loath' Co discus
.th, comparative merits of Their WORN
.anl tne a,rupiauos of others Il'N
er.at prld, m their 49, machine
land believe that 10 surpasscf 'i "to.
cIa
Do said Orilie wright rNp',te'
himself to make tho channel nisht last
fail. but was uuihi. 10 do 9" "n ht.
count of th, accident &c Port MNft ln
~ssptcmhrf-
The couutr, between Fort Mycr and
shutter Hll near Alexandria. th'
course over Which Orsiiis Wright wil|
ny H. vtry rough SOME 90 TIE hills hs.
inh .5n a. 500 fcot high The dis
lance To- De- covered IL nV, miles and
return. Neither the height az which
IL vii b. necessary e. ia and the dis
itsnec gives Wright any bal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-26

ming perfectly ana he had confirmed
the fact that he bad a %favoring south.
southwest breeze.
The critical moment WAS at hand
Arsenic. the constructor. set the motor
in motion Rlcriot settled himself
calmly IN his scat waving farewell and
lat ts3G the arropAne rose and sped
seward. Fourteen minutes later. fly
ing high above water, It was lost IN
the mists -overhanging the channel
The destroyer. which had been warned
to prepare. steamed swiftly IN pursuit.
but the flying machine was faster and
soon left It far behind.
Bleriot is one OF the oldest and most
popular Of aviators IA France and Is
the winner OF the osiris prize OF 500
000, in conjunction with Gabriel Vol
sin. the a%croplane manufacturer, for
their contributions to the progress of
aviation. only yesterday he al de-
coratcd with the Legion Of Honor. He
is the inventor of a rtarch light for
automobiles and became Interested In
aviation IN 1900.
Throughout his career Bleriot has
displayed such reckless daring that his
friends predicted he would be Killed.
lie has had numerous accidents and
Inns broken a dozen machines. but has
never been dismaycd by misfortune.
He made his first cross-country flight
from Teury to ArthcnaN. "A flight of an
hour at Douc ana on July -. made u
new record for cross-country from
~ at,r nos tn nrftHng
After Latham failed IN his attempt
to cross the channel. Bleriot hurried
to Calais TO try his luck, announcing
subsequently hat he intended to make
IA ~cross.country flight of one hundred
kllometcrs tG2 miles,, from f9vereuN
To Orleans, without a stop. NJ Bier
lot tx exceedingly cool ana haa always
maintained that q man that kept his
hcad could not be seriously injured.
an case Of accident, he has SAID,
Il throw myself on M of the wings,
that breaks the wings, but II saves
me"
NJ. Blcriot returned this afternoon
from Dover aboard the destroyer. lie
was met by n cheering crowd and was
acclaimed enthusiastically
Il am radiantly happy at my sue
cess. | am happy also becauae ! have
received the decoration of the Legion
Of Honor"
Latham. who was a disappointed
later brought out his aero
plane but the increasing wind and q
motor prevented his making "a
fffpht
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-26
NEW WORLD RECORD
At PRESIDE
Ten Bulls Eyes in Ten Shots
From Five Inch Guns by
Crack Coast Artillery Battery


tBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire
San Francisco, July 25.-BatterA
Bouteile Of the San Francisco Pre-
sidio. has made a worlds record viii
the five-inch guns, according to the
official score In the hands of Colonel
vice proicctiles were fired Thursday al
vice projectiles wcr fired Thursday At
IA moving target two and one-hall
miles ont and Am ten of the shots
scored bulls eyes.
The battery was manned by the
107th company of the coast artillery
and the officer in charge was Lieu
tenant Gordon Robinson
The record is deemed all the more
remarkable since All ten shots were
fired within a minute aud thirty sec
onds.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-26

he Is solicitous about the fact that
he must carry a passenger. make 40
miles an hour and fly over a country
the topography Of which is marked By
untried obstacles and conditions. All
the French aeroplane flights have been
over level country.
III the country over which | have
TO ny were clear with clumps OF trees
here and there, 1t would not be half
so bad, as with trees and houses scat
tered about 50 that safe landing places
are few and difficult to find said
Mr.. Wright. In an emergency ! might
land on the top OF a thick clump of
trees. but IT IL the scattered obstacles
that cause me concern
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-26
URGES ENGIISIIMi,N no
GIT u IIIE GAMIi

IUndO1, July "a. TlOTW0TI THVT
ming publish editorials on
| Blcriot'a fete. \ new point brought
out Is It's striking appeal to the I'M
agination of Englishmen that Groni
Britain's insular strength IL no longer
unchallenged, that the Reroplaile ~ not
a toy. but a possible instrument ol
warfare. which must he taken into ac-
count by soldiers and statesmen and
that II was the n thing needed %
wake up the English peoplo to the I'M
portance of the science of aviation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-26
ENGLlSHMEN RESENT
VISIT OF THE GAR

London. July "a huge demon
stration 10y the organized labor party
was held in Trafalgar square today L"
protest against Ia visit of the en-
peror of Russia to England
Various women political leagues
and socialistic and other %organiza-
tions were represented while numer-
Gus banners which headed the differ
cnt professions we're inscribed with
uncomplimcutarN notices. such as
Let the Hanging Caesars Remem-
Der. shall We Grasp HIS Hloudy
Hand" "A Message From Hcll-
Welcome Little Father"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-26

Pensacola. Fla. July win her
rigging damaged and her sails torn gle
most to shreds the fishing s-hoonrt
Minnie W. arrived tonight and report
ed the loss Of three of her crew IN the
guif hurricane ~ last Wednesday. and
the narrow escape OF two others.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-26
ROYAL FATHER CHlDES
SON FOR SECRET MARRIAGE

Paris. july % -The Figaro prints
tclegrams which Prince Anton. JOS
Their az Prince Alfonso. Who Recently
married Princess Beatrice az SaNe-Co-
burg. sent Go King Alfonso aud To- his
son in connection with the marriage
To the Hins Prince Antoin express
'cd grief that hls son had wcddcd n