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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-18
Z Francyi.

Paryz, Is kwietnia. = Poor
ME panuje spokoj w Szampanii,
Siedlisku oStatnich i gwaitow-
nych rozruchow winogrodni-
czych; ale jest tam jeszcze 90
gien pod popioiem", po wsiach
i miasteczkach wzburzenie nie IL
stale, w Eperney, w niedziele po-
nowily sic rozruchy lud budowai
barykady, a rozpedzajacych go
zoinierzy obrzucano rozbitemi
flaszkami. cd czego niejeden Cd
niosi rany. Winogrodnicy ME
majac tam juz co niSzczyc, bo W
rozruchach przed kilku dniami
poniszczyli wszelkie skiady win
i handle = tym razem rzucili sic
ma winnice powyrywali krzewy
WINNIE ma przestrzenf 50 akrow.
w okolicy Rad ma blisko 20 ty-
Siecy wojska.
: Izba deputowanych przyje-
la budzet; jak przedlozony przez
cabinet ministeryalny / odroczyla
sic do % maja. Prezydent Fallie-
res odjechal Z ministrami: mary
narki. Delcassem rolnictwa,
Pamsem. do Tulonu, skad ma o.
krecie wojennym ,,Verite" udali
sic ma diva tygodnie do Tunisu
(Pd. Afryka).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-18
Przeciw gubernatorowi.

Lansing, Mich, Is kwietnia. :
Gubernatorowi Osbornowi grozi
utrata urzedu jeSli sic natych-
miast ME zastosuje do uchwaly
legislatury. w toku Sledztwa o.
kazalo sic, re zarzadca stanowego
wiezieniu w Marquette, James
Russell. dopuszczai sic wielkich
naduzyt komisya Sledcza do =
maga sic jego usuniecia. Ma to
pubernator stanowczo zgodzic sic
ME chce.
w raporcie komisya nazwaia
Russella brutalem, bestya, zwle-
rzeciem bez zadnych uczuc SUI
mienia.
Russell peini ten urzad cd lat
II. Gubernator wydaE odezwe, w
ktorel broni Russella, utrzynu-
lac, re wiezierfie pod jeSo zarza-
dem Jest najlepszym zakladem
karnym W granicach Stanu Mi
chiean. Gubernator jest osobi-
stym przyjacielem Russella "a
n,;erza staC prZy MIN Wiernle.
Immigranci w kwarantannie,
Loves, Del, Is kwietnia.
Zniecheceni diukiem czekaniem
ma parowiec. kt6ry mial ich "a
brac do Filadelfii 200 Immigrant
tow chciaio sic przemoca wyrwac
kwarantanny wczoral, lecz u
zbroiona straz karabinami cotne-
la wszystkich.
Immigranci spedzili juz IA dni
w kwarantanie powodu zachoro-
wanna jednego pasazera okretu
Verona ma ospe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-18
z Japonii.

Toxic, IS wietnia. = 800 chin
skich studentow ma tutejszym IL
niwersytecie zajelo grnach posel-
stwa chihskiego ,posia przepe-
dzilil Mial to bye protest mlo-
dych Chihczykow przeciwko sia-
bej polityce Chin wobec Rosyi w
ostatnim czasie Widac jednak, re
nauka japonska ME idzie w las :.
= Hr. Komura, minister spraw
zagranicznych wydai obiad ma
czeSc ambasady Stanow Ziedno-
czonych z powodu zawarcia IL
kladu japonsko amerykanskie-
go; wygiosil przytem toast SER
deczny ma czesc prezydenta Taf-
ia. Odpowiedziai mu W podobnym
tonic posel O'Brien.
z Chin.
Pekin, Is .kwietnia. = Chiny o.
ficyalnie zazadaly wstrzymania
dowozu opium z Indyi; Rad an
gielski sprzeciwia sic temu chce
zatrzymac prawo dowozu choc do
dwu port0w: Kantonu Szang-
haju.
z Nierniec.
/ Drezno, Is kwietnia. w
czasie tutejszych zawodow awia-
tycznych explodowal balon ,,Nord
hausen"; piec osob zostaio polka
leczonych.
Berlin, IS kwietnia, = Cd 1go
lipca ustepuje ze stanowiska am
basadora amerykanskiego p.
Hill okazyi j racyi tel pisma
poswiecaja p. Hillowi' obszerne
artykuiy iswyrazaja ubolewanie z
powodu jego odjazdu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-18

rzadowi portugalskiemu. Jest to
hiszpanski rewanz, "a portugal
ska grzecznoSe wyzej wspom-
nianem zamknieciem hiszpahskie-
go klubu republikahskiego W
Lizbonie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-18
Fisher zatwierdzony.

Washington, Is kwietnia. =
Senat tzatwierdzii nominacye Wal
terra L. Fishera L Chicago ma Sc
kretarza spraw wewnetrznych
wczoraj popoiudniu. Mad nomina-
eva ME bylo zadnej dyskusyi,
ME bylo zadnej opozycyi.
Posel Dwight Z Nowego Yor-
ku wyrazil sic wczoraj jak naste-
puje:
Po szczegofowem zbadaniu ca
lei sprawy rec MONA, re vie
kszosc kongresman6w republican
skich sprzeciwia sic wnioskowi o
ugodzie Kanada.
Sprawl ugody Kanada poi
die pod giosy w biezacym tygo-
dniu.
Wniosek zostanie najprawdopo-
dobniej przyjety, chocby nawet
niekt6rzy demokraci przeciw u
chwale glosowali.
Przeciw wnioskowi przemawla-
Ii kongresmani republikahscy
Fordney Lenroot, a demokracl
Harrison i Peters oraz postepo-
WV republikanin Crumpacker bro
Mill wniosku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-18
z Anglii.

Londyn, Is kwietnla. Mic
til ME wiedzq o wyladowaniu od-
dziaiu angielskich marynarzy z
okretu wojennego ,,Shearwater"
znajdujacegQ sic ma wodach me-
xykanskich, W San Quintin, W
Mexyku, czem donosiliSmy. Po-
stapienie to dowodcy angielskiego
jest niespodzianka zagadka dla
wiadz brytyjskich.
= Donosza z Afryki, re w por-
tugalskich koloniach tamtejszych
trwaja rozruchy rewolucyjne; W
koloniach tych panuje jeszcze
duch monarchistyczny rzadzi
gubernator czasow monarchii.
Obecnie powstaia tam przeciw
MENU mala rewolucya. Rad an
gielski wyslal do Delagoa Bay O.
kret wojcnny.
= Londynowi grozi strajk do
rozkarzy automobilowych, jest
ich tam cos 1000. Powodem stral-
ku podwyzka cen atty petrolu
uzywanego do automobilow.
w wypadku automobile
wynn kolo Ableside zostali polka
lecznie czterej Chicagowianie
dawny kupiec chicagoski, Harry
Gordon, oraz jego matka, zona l
corka.
w Anglii wre goraca agita-
eva przeciw mormonom, ktorych
.,misyonarze" kreca sic .po tam
tejszych miasteczkach, ale ze-
wszad ich pedza. OnegdaI tiumy
demonstrant6w kamieniami OBJ
rzucily dom W Birkenhead, gdze
odbywaio sic zebranie sekciarzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-18

djutanta, lStory rzecz rozstrzy-
gn9l ma korzySc popa i przenie-
sienie jego odwoiano, ku radosci
niemaiej jego parafian W Carycy-
ME.
= Powiesii sic tu wybitny ar
tysta-malarz rosyjski Kryzejskij ;
chorowai on cd dluzszego czasu
ma melancholie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-18
z Rosyi.

Petersburg, 1s kwietnia. = Pop
,Heliodor, ktory cd kilku miesie-
cv woiowaI prawosiawnym sy-
modem tego powodu, re tenze
przeniosl popa Carycyna do
Tulskiej gubernii. wygrai sPra-
We car delegowal tam swego a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-18
RewOlucyonisci Mexykahscy stoczyli i wygra
Ii najwieksza z dOtychczasowych bitew,
Z Hiszpanii i Portugalii.
MOVIE ROZRUCHY w SZAMPANII
= Komplementy japonsko-
amerykaiskie.
Z Anglii.
zMemsc.-W1ajemnost cena Kanady Stan6w -zapewnona

WaSciciee zatwier
wyb6r ugOdy Kanada przedzie Wy
senatOr0w przeciwnk0w Chca usunae szeryta GU
bernator niebezpecznem pOlozeniu Chlopcy jezO
rzeImgranci SOcyaliSci pObici5 robOtn
k0 ginie w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-18
Telegramy zagraniczns
Z Meksyku.

Mexyk, miasto, Is kwietnia. =
Donoszq z pod Aqua Prieta, ze
stoczono tam najwieksza mai
wazniejsza bitwe W ciagu calej
dotychczasowej walki rewolu-
cyonistami: 900 rzadowych diu-
go zaciecie atakowalo miasto
zajete przez rewolucyonistow,
ktorym udaio sic odeprzec wszy-
stkie ataki; rzadowi poniesli
ciezkie straty. Pobliska mieisco-
woSc Douglas w Arizona lezala W
obrebie strzalow karabinowych,
W rezultacie I osob zostaio tam
pokaleczonych. Walk ME male
w uwazac "a skonczona, gdyz
woisko rzadowe ME odstapiio /
zapewne ponowi natarcie. = Do
nosza Juarez, re 26OO rewolucy-
onistow ciagnie ma miascto sd
luz oden ME dalej jak ma mil u !!
Miasto oezekuje napadtr gotuS
ia sic tam do odparcia, choc zoi-
merry Jest niewiele. Obawia-
:, S;e tam zaSadzki. rewolucyoni-
sci zwykli bowiem ukrywac sic
w gorach wypadac znienacka.-
w poblizu Santa Clara stoczono
bitwe, W ktorej pObici zostali re-
wolucyonisci: 40 polegio a prze-
szio 100 odnioslo ciezkie rany
rzadowych straty ME znaczne
dowodzil mimi gen. Valdez. Pod
Casas Grandes rowniez byia Bit
wa dluga i krwawa, choc rezultat
lei ME lest znany. Rewolucyoni-
sci zajeli miasteczka FL Orc, ii
Campo Ilde.
Jak donosilismy, Rad Sta
now Zjednoczonych zaiozyl pro-
test przeciwko ciagiemu przekra-
czaniu granicy ma terenie walk z
rewolucyonistami; W odPowie-
dzi Rad meksykahski i rad re-
wolucyonistow wystosowaiy "a
pewnienia, re beda sic staraiy
przestrzegac utrzymac nietykal-
nose granicy ME narazac ME
szkancow "a linia graniczna ma
spotkanie kulami mexykan-
skich karabin6w, Me bardzo to
potwierdza ostatnia bitwa pod
Aqua Prieta. W ktorej kule
zn6w przelatywaly do Douglas W
Arizonie i ranily tam pare osob,
2 Portugalii.
Lizbona. Is kwietnia. Ga
binet miniSteryalny rozpoczai
juz prace mad projektem konsty-
tucyi, ktory ma bye przedlozony
parlamentowi; przewidziano licz-
be posl6w ma 235, ktorzy obiora
prezydenta ma lat 5. Pos}owie !
ambasadorzy beda zniesieni,
siuzbe dyplomatyczna "a granica
peinic beda konsulowie.
Oporto, Is kwietnia. Hi
szpahski okret Sen Fernando"
dazacy do Liverpoolu utonai ma
wvsokoSci Finiterre: utonelo 21
osob.
Rad zamknaI W Lizbonie
klub hiszpanskich rewolucyoni-
stow, majacy ma celu propaganda
republikahska w Hiszpanii.
z Hiszpanii.
Madryt, 1S kwietnia. = Rad
polecil rewolucyonistom monar-
chistycznym z Portugalii. ktorzy
sic chronili sic " prowincyach hi
szpanskich. by opuscili kraj, al
bo zaprzestah agitacyi, wrogich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-18
socyalisci pobici.

Monmanth, H., IS kwietnia.-
Odbyly sic tn zaciete wybory
szkolne. Ballot partyi obywatel-
skiei przeszedi wiekszosciq glo-
(Dokohczenie ma str. 5-ej)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-18
Wyb6r senatorow.

Waszyntgon, Is kwietnia. = w
senacie rozpoczeia sic zacieta wal
ka o wybor senatorow zwiazko-
wych; uchwaia 0 wyborze sena-
torow przez lud znalazia bardzo
wielu przeciwnikow, Wiceprezy-
dent Sherman odda} wniosek ko-
mitetowi prawniczemu. Senate
rom, ktorzy starajq sic 0 przepro-
wadzenie tel uchwaly dowodzl
senator Borah ze Stanu Idaho,
czionek komisyi prawniczej.
Walka O wniosek ten rozpocz-
ME sic ma nowo we czwartek ma
nastepnej sesyi senatu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-18
zadaja usuniecia szeryfa.

Muscatine, Iowa. 1S kwietnia.
-Awantury robotnicze przybra-
ly tn kolosalne rozmiary. Robot
nicy W fabryce guzikow ma O.
statniem SVEN posiedzeniu prze7
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Madryt, IS kwietnia, = Rad
polecii rewolucyonistom monar-
chistycznxm Portugalii, ktorzy
sic chronili sic " prowincyach hi
szpanskich. BY opuscili kraj, al
bo zaprzestali agitacyi, wrogich
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tendance Canton Washington, under the
captaincy of r. A. Humphrey, will appear
in full dress uniform.
Several thousand invitations have al
ready been sent out among the members
of the order There are between four and
five thousand members in the District he
longing to lodges in other Jurisdictions.
TIE committee has been unable to reach
many of these with invitations, but they
are especially invited and urged to be
present. The exercises will also be open
to all others interested in the growth and
welfare of the order. Because the Odd
Fellows fraternity is claimed to he nu-
merically the largest secret organization
III the world today the committee in
charge of the celebration this year has
made special efforts to make the ceiebra-
ton a memorable one in the annals of
the District.
Representative Raker the orator for
the anniversary celebration. is a past
grand master, past grand patriarch and
a past grand representative of the order
in California.
Tuesday. April IS, Grand Master Thorn
As j. Gates and his corps of grand officers
visited Phoenix Lodge. No. rs, officially
The grand representatives reported that
the rendition of the work by the officers
was emnentlv satisfactory. and the
grand secretary and grand treasurer re-
ported the lodge to be in fourishing
condition. both numerically ard financial
ly. At the close of the official visit a
recess was declared and refreshments
were provided by the committee on en-
tertanment, after which orchestra seec-
tons were rendered by the Beaton
brothers. members of the lodge. Following
addresses by Grand Master Gates, Grand
Representative J. II. Crew, Grand Treas
urer ]. l. Brown and Grand Conductor J.
w. Hollyday. Grand Representative w.
w. MILAN recited a selection. The full
corps OF grand officers were present.
Monday evening. April -. the grand
officers will visit Esther Rcbeliah Lodge,
NO. >. and Friday evening a visit will be
paid by Grand Master Gates and his Of
ficers to Dorcas Rebekah Lodge No. T..
the home lodge of the grand master and
several of his officers. 1t is reported that
both lodges are planning to make the
occasion of the visits one of interest and
pleasure to all who may avail themselves
of the opportunity to be present. and the
grand master desires a full attendance Of
the grand officers and members Of the
Rebekah branch of the order on both
evenings.
At a meeting of Amity Lodge, No. 81,
held in the hall at the corner of 9th and
D streets northwest last Tuesday night.
the initiatory degree was conferred and
cast announced for putting on the first
degree next Tuesday night
1t was stated during the business ses-
sion Of the lodge that arrangements are
being concluded for the construction OF
the contemplated new home for the lodge
in the southwest section of the city,
where 1t was originally located.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Edward ]. Ross Council. No. 26, Jr.
0. L. a. NJ, met Thursday evening.
Among matters of special interest con-
sidered were the instructions given the
representatives to the Essex Funeral
Benefit Association, which meets in New
ark, n. j.. Friday. William ]. Parr
and William II. I.anhan, who have rep
resented the council at this association
at several conventions, will again be
chosen to attend the coming session.
Conductor J. a. Balderson rendered his
resignation because of his Inability to
attend the council regularly, and E. J.
Netherton, the present inside sentinel.
was elected to the vacancy. A. G. Tram
mel was elected to the position of inside
sentinel. vacated by Mr.. Netherton Ar
rangements are being made for an open
meeting. to be held some time in May, ct
which time several prominent speakers
are promised.
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The committee having IN charge the
celebration of the ninety-second anniver-
sary OF the Independent Order OF Odd
Fellows to be held Wednesday evening
in Odd Fellows Hall. on eth street north
west. have completed their arrangements.
Representative John E. Raker of Califor-
MIA will make the address of the evening.
The services Of one of the prominent
ouartets of the city have been secured
together with other local talent. The en-
tertainment will conclude with reception
and bah. The anniversary celebration is
to be a worldwide affair. each jurisdic
ton observing it in its own manner.
The committee in charge consists of
members from the seventeen different
lodges, the encampments. Rebekah lodges
and the canton.
The officers of the Grand Lodge, head
ed by DIR. Thomas ]. Gates. grand master
Of this jurisdiction. as well as the officers
of Grand Encampment headed by Grand
Patriarch William j. Hope, will be in at
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MASONIC.

LODGES
April H3-Stansburv. No. "a. 5 pm. serv-
Ices Masonic and Eastern Star
Home.
April c4-Armnius. No. o. regular husi-
Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
80" pm: board meeting.
April c5-Federal, No. /. veterans night.
Acacia. No. Is. NJ. NJ.
Takoma. No. %. f. 4.
pm. +. c.; stated, $50 pm.
School of instruction
April 21-The New Jerusalem. No. 3.
grand visitation.
Temple, No. 50. +. c.
April 29-Mastors' Association. scheduled
monthly meeting.
ROYAL ARCH CHARTERS.
April ct-Mount Vernon, No. 3. Mark.
April 25-Nfount Horeb, No. 9 r. NJ. and
r E = & & No. $. p. NJ, and
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CoMMANDERIEs:
April 25-Dc NIelay Mounted No. 4, grand
April c6-Washngton. No. I, grand vista
ton.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE
April 2J-Robert de Bruce Council: Knights
Kadosh, business meeting.
MISCELLANEOUS.
April 2S-Kallipolis Grptto, Yelled Proph
cts, ladies' night and dance.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS
April 24-Temple. No. 10: Columbia. {. D.
April Ss-Eieeta No. = p Bethlehem No.
April 2S-Takoma. No. L.; Cathedral. No.
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HOLDS DELAYED SERVICE.
A,-
Confirmation Rite Postponed Because
of High Church Controversy.

NORFOLK, Va. April :2-ArranGe-
ments we're today made for the conffrma
ton service at Christ Episcopal Church.
which was to have occurred Palm Sunday,
and called of because of differences be-
tween the rector. Rev. DR.. Steinmetz, and
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
LODGES


Apr 24-Decatur No Q. regular business.
Calantha. No. IL. esquire rank.
Equal. No. II, regular business.
Apr. c5-Webster. No. I: Excelsior. No.
ID: Capital. No. "a, and Myr-
tie, No. %. regular business.
Apr. 26-Columhis. No. %. page rank
Hemione. No. IL. special bust
ness. Mount Vernon. No. 5.
and Union, No. %. regular
business.
Apr. c7-HarmoDy. No q. special bust
ness.
Apr. 2s-Syracusians. No. 10, page rank
and esquire rank Rathbone-
Superior, No. 70. special serv-
ices--an educational evening.
UNIFORM RANK.
Apr. 2G--Washington Company, No. 1,
drill.
Apr. 27-Caldwell Company, No. Z. drill.
PYTIiIAN SISTERS.
Apr. 21-Friendship Temple, No. @. de-
gree work.
Apr. 2s-Bathbone Temple. No. 8. regular
business.
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ODD FELLOWS.

LODGES.
Abr. .4-Covenant No. j.. degree work
Beacon. No. 10: Excelsior. No.
Il: Union. No. II. and Lansdou,
No. 20 regular business.
Apr. o5-ami,y. No ~! degree work.
Warrington. No. g.; Phoenix, No.
os. and Golden Rule. No. II,
regular business.
Apr. c6-Fastern No. :: Harmony. No.
q. and Federal City, No. 20, de-
gree work Friendship. No. L.,
regular business.
Anr. 27-Colulnba. No. 10. degree work.
Salem. No. -, regular business
Anr S-Ccntrai No. l. and Metropolis.
No. l6 degree work.
ENC AMTMEETS.
ADJ 25,Frcd u. Stuart. No. I, degree
work.
Apr. oG-Columbian. No. !. regular busi-
ness.
REBEKAH DEGREE
Abr. 24-Fsther. No. 3. grand visitation.
Apr. cs-porcas. No. 4, grand visitation.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
Apr. 29-Canton Washington. No. l, Grill
and social.
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1t pays to read the want columns OF
The Star Hundreds OF situations are
filled through them.
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Q1OceSe.
Bishop Tucker, coadjutor Of the diocese,
who was to have administered the rite on
the original date, will preach at Christ
Church April 30. and then confirm the
awaiting class of fifty.
Bishop Randolph still refuses to per-
nit return to high church ritualism at
Christ Church.
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Must Wear Three
Feathers in Her Hair.

wore a lace lappet which Queen Victoria
demanded. In the coming ceremony
tulle veil attached to the three feathers
will be worn as q substitute to the lap
pet. Gentlemen also have to wear q
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Cloth of Gold Gown
for the Gala Opera

broidery. For the royal garden party
she will have a beautiful Venetian
lace dress made over rose colored satin
With this she will wear a large lace hat
and will carry q rose colored parasol
with an deliberately Jeweled handle. The
Talsit naval review. which Is the last
official event upon the coronation pro-
gram, will include a review Of all the for
eign warships. For this affair Mrs.
Hammond will wear a natty little white
serge suit with a lace blouse and a smart
but small blue hat. She will carry a
modish parasol. The last three Of these
costumes is being made in New York.
Although Mr.. Hammond and his wife
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Takes Precedence Over
Our Regular Ambassador.

dence over that OF Mr.. Reid. the regular
ambassador. which distinction also in
cludes their wives. Mrs. Reds long
residence in London however. in one way
overbalances this difference. According
to rumors from across the water, Mrs.
Reds coronation gown is to be OF silver
embroidered satin in one of the new
shades of blue With 1t she will wear as
Jewels, some magnificent combinations OF
sapphires and diamonds.
Owing to Mrs. Reid's return to America
before the ceremony, Mrs. Choate was
the only American ambaSsadress presen.
at King Edwards coronation. which was,
of course, much less elaborate on account
of its poStponement. Mrs. Choate's coro-
nation gown was of rich lace embroidered
i'm green. She wore a diamond tiara, and
in addition pair of ma gnificent diamond
wings. These last served as hair orna-
ments, and We're used to hold the court
veil i place instead of the three feath-
erS.
Tomorrow WORLDS MISSIONARY
EXPOSITION.