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Cboate, United 8tates ambassador to England, as ex emplified by the recent extraordinary keaor the klag conferred upon him by partaking of his hospitality, makes the American minister the most talked of foreign representative in London, and his presence at the coronation will sake, something of a stir. Copyright, 1902, by Purdy, Boston.Mass. Edwin Austin Abbey, R. A., has re ceived the royal commission to paint the official picture of the coronation. Mr. Abbey being an American, born and bred, this great distinction con ferred upon him Is of unusual Interest to the people of this country. His Reverence, the dean of Westmin ster, takes a very important part in the religious coronation service. It is his duty to handle the crown, which he dellveres to the archbishop of Canter bury, who places it on the head of the king. Miss Edith Root, the popular daughter of Secretary of War Root, is now en route for Europe where she will spend the summer. She will be present at the coronation of King Edward. This is her very latest photograph. (
