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Jhave H Be, When Under Cultivation, One of Tho Most to Be L'ouud ANNUAL YELLOWSTONE EXCUR- Fertile Garden Spots SION, in Tho Empire of Irrigation , - 5, THS SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING-- SEPTEMBER 1909. , 17 . H " "" ' ' ' l kfl f Elfrct'watklnsi Copyright, 1900, Jolm BvfcHINOTON, D. Sept. 1. Four-W- k, at Hayes, C Paris under he io said to have phy, as a "Domocrat of the school 'of ard. who has been assigned to the French administration, and Is now embassador t cratlc administration of Mr. Cleveland, rectly to the diplomacy spent $:I0,000 a year, taking upon Bay- ItiOO. front rank of our lucky young men lutve. just, passed himself Grovor Cleveland and Thomas F. capital since when he became third Paris afler having remained in the serv- who appointed him second secretary to are Arthur M. Beaupro. Mor-ga- n tho burden of n, Edwin N. com-'Io- tho hospitality at our le- secretary, now succeeds his Berlin In 18'.i4. A. K. examinations for secretaries' gation. ard." ice with only a four-ye- ar Interval. Ilia Alvey Adee, the dean and Spencer F. Eddy. Mr. Beaupro . Young Hitt is following closelv in Henry VIgnaud, the veteran diplo- of foot diplomatic sen-Ice- They Thrco Literary Secretaries. American diplomacy, had his Was secretary of legation to Guatemala In our his father's footsteps, for aa first secre- mat, who, at the age of 7S, has just re- wife was a chum of Queen Alexandra placed upon the lowest rung the diplo- early In tary Berlin to of McKlnley's first term and is now scattered all over the earth, from at he must expend at least A young novelist Is to go Havana as tired, after more than a quarter century's while sho was Princess of Wales and matic ladder by President Grant, who minister to Tho Hague Luxem-M- ,.be ten times his meager as secretary Dur- and to i fJjfcMfclor down to Rio Janeiro and from salary of 5.1000. second secretary. This is Norval Rich- career first al Paris. many years ho sec- commissioned him secretary to Madrid nr. Mr. Morgan began as secretary to btlll another of these ing wlille secretary In name, during tho that was thirty-nin- e Tokyo. Each lias a heredltarv eases Miss., this time, years ago, slnco when he has Korea at $2000, and Is now minister to yjRcViflco up to Is that of George Barclay Rives, 'the ardson of Vlcksburg. author of Mr. VIgnaud was often minister or em- retary lo London, Herbert II. D. Pelrcc been continuously $12,000. young rich "The Heart of Hope" and of numerous connected with the Cuba at Mr. Eddy started In as Boil3 chanco to sue the world and rub New Yorker, who is our first, sec- bassador. In fact and. Indeed, he would started In the service as secretary lo St. diplomatic service under two Democratic private- secretary to .Totin Hay when the Ei-- wltli kings and queens, if he will retary at Vienna. lie is the son of George magazlno stories, Another literary man have had the full rank and title of em- Petersburg under Mr. Cleveland, and held and eight Republican Dl e t administrations. latter was embassador to London. Then IH sen-Ic- Loch-har- In tho service is George Post. Whoeler. Stick to the and make Rives, who was assistant sec- bassador had he possessed the meant. the samo rank under Mr. McKlnloy, while Arthur commissioned him third and ho was third secretary to Belgium and lH to tho state department. retary of state under Cleveland, and who second secrctnry at Tokio. better known Prominent Americans In Paris have Just Mr. Roosevelt made him third assistant Cleveland made him second assistant sec- Sen-l- 510.000. His or among tho newspaper fraternity at home $20,000 as Is at wifo was Lurlhn TJmiro commence as second secretaries describes himself In his authorized blogra- - subscribed a retirement fund secretary of state and now he minister retary of state, tho latter of which posi- Elizabeth Spreckels of the mullimllllon-alr- o rwJKssy. at $2000: three as third secre-IVK- e as plain Post Wheeler- - He has hail quite for Mr. VIgnaud. Mr. Ballly-BIancha- to Norway. Herbert G. Sqtiiers, our min- tions he now holds. San Francisco family rr graduated dlplo-rnatl- c and his sister of embassy, at $1200. one as a varied career. After bclug has beon Ills understudy since eight ister to Panama, also began his Other former secretaries of legation and Is the wife of Senator Bevcrldge of of GEO. POST WHEELER. - 'H of legation, at $2625: seven as at Princeton he traveled In the arctic years ago,, when promoted from third to apprenticeship under tho Demo- embassy who have worked their way dl- - JOHN ELFRETH W ATKINS. legation, at $2000, and one as regions, whoro he made a study of the second secretary. The only other new HUBnd cebrctarv of legation, al $1800. PETER AUCUSTUS JAY. Tukudh Indians. Returning to Xew first secretary of embassy Is James G. begins In the lowermost secretary - York, ho wrote of his travels and ihen for Bailey of Kentucky, who goes to Mexico WUa the capital to which' he Is seven years was one of the editors of the from Stockholm. IKtat 1H0R,' At some capitals wc have two .New York Press. Christmas week, Sons of Millionaire Baddies. I - I VHT'gt others throe secretaries of cm- - ho married at the American embassy, flHtles: at some or.n and at others two Tokio, Hallie IGrminc Rives, the Ken- It Is a story of wealthy and lnllucntlal. WILL RECEIVE BEAUTIFUL CHAPEL remainder of way clown I I "th.rles Qf legation. In the entire tucky novelist, who in the author of fathers the the . there are sixty secretaries of "Hearts Courageous," "The Castaway," the revised list of secretaries. Young I HHLssvIBlcc and legation In grades receiving and other novels. Mrs. Rives-Wheel- Robert Bliss, who goes now to Buenos "Sctfvcly $3000, $2C25V $2000, $1800 and now has an attractive study In her hus- Aire?. Is the son of William Henry Bliss", band's quarters within our embassy Hie rich New York clubman and lawyer, Mr2Tow who was T'nlted Stntcs district, attorney Examined and Tutored. grounds. Tokio, and her future novel will years secretaryships have a Japanese setting". at St. Louis for fifteen at a stretch, I'TilBf holders of tieso on this roll of un- and who has later been an influential I JUKI 'be contirmed by the senate before Still another author railway official and attorney. Henry C by prcsi-B- der diplomats is Lewis Ulnsteln. Ilnit vRr finally commissioned the l secretary Constantinople He Is a MaV. who is promoted from third secre- Such is the Importance ylvcn them at tary at Sl. Petersburg to republic. bc-'t- o Columbia graduate and has produced four "Bno fathers of the But many reviews and at Stockholm, is the son of Col. Henry nimbelng nomInat-- i to the senate all books besides book May. the wealthy Washington clubman, appointment now bo special articles. Me lias also edited two MlBluates for must of "The Hnmnrlsls Library" who dales his ancestry back to William fnlticd at the slate department by a i sets books. Conqueror. Wlnthrop, who. ' and "Leonardo da Vinci." Among hi? the Robert rd consisting of the second assistant Will now be second secretary at Athens. "i513: gtnry, solicitor and the chief of own works are "The Italian Renaissance the In lingland" and "Tho Relation of Liter- Is a selonof the Massachusetts colonial at. Mlplomatlc board. Those examlna-il- k family of w'lnthrops, and W. Bayard Cut- in-- ature to History." Speaking of writers Jnre both r nl and written, and c Montgomery Schuyler, ting, Jr.. Is the son of I lie. rich New York International law, diplomatic usage in tills connection. the same name, who has been one. jr.. our secretary to St. Petersburg, is reformer of IjjcL 'jnodem languages. No can now veteran journalist of the civil service commissioner of New York - embassy tho son of the iu to become a secretary of name, was with tin New York 'and who Is a director In many big cor- egation unless he Is proficient in at same who porations. M. Marshall Langhorne, our 3 Itiugungo World for eighteen years, until the early t one foreign immediately) eighties, when he jollied tin staff of the secretary at Chrlstlania. Is a scion of the ,r, f receiving their appointments new Virginia Langhorne family, famous for u new regulation Times, where ho still remains. ctnrlcs are under Sheldon Whltehouse. who gus as sec- Its beautiful women. Young Waldorf Slils summer, ivr;uirert to spend an Astor and Charles Dana Gibson are period days In retary lo Caracas, Venezuela, is Hie son I i ruelion of tliirty the or William KItzhugh Whltehouse. the among bis brothers-in-la- , irtnieni 'of state. Hero they confer George L. Lorlllard. our secretary at to New York explorer, who ditd last spring L : nnd llsfit talks by government lien-so- n, Lisbon. Is tho sou of Louis L. Lorlllard ' jnls bavin,- - important at BeauHeu. France, and Alexander on subjects an who goes to La Pa::, Bolivia. Is the (who married Katherlno Bookman) an! I lug on diplomatic work. Tills is son of Edwin North Benson, who was the grandson of Peter Lorlllard, the floxtciU of the government's "diplo- of Lorlllard fortune In Amer- oxploiti-- president of the Philadelphia I'nion founder the ic le school." lately J In sonio of league, back In the eighties. Young Ben- ica. He is a nephew of Pierre Lorlllard, papers. who eight years ago. young son's sister married Jay Cook, grandson died kc poor man lias but a slim of the famous Philadelphia financier.
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