The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-12

going through his papers. he begins tn
receive ahnslt y. From that hour sill I in
the afternoon thu throng Of visitors never
.lackcns. Secretaries, emhassHdor~. car
3uislsed stranger, bishops from afar, have
audience In turn. There arg 1.3OO bislsops
I'm the Catholic churcho and with
all Of them thu pope is i'm nsore
Nothing can be more gracious, more ami
mated, Or more syInpatlletic than tlse
manner of the pope. His eye. which
ing, hrams with kindlincss, and the sew
ernl rigid lines Of his intellectual features
relax with pleasantcst Of smilcs AS he
talks, uning, ~ thu. cas6 may he, either
French, Latin (which hc sps.aks with great
purity and facility, or his own musical
spent In this way, is r.ss,rn. 70 his papers
and his books until 4 when he dimes. His
meal is frugal; "a little soup, two courses
fruit, with one glass Of strong wine. suf-
flee for his wants. After dinner he goes
out for q drive or u walk I'm the gardens of
his papers, and at night, between y and ~,
all tle members of tire papal household
assemble for the rosary, after which they
retirS. tn rest. Hut long after that hour
the cardinal state secretary, RaInpsallo, ar
the under state secretary. Mocenni, is Of
whcrs., by the light of the midnight lamp.
Leo watches and thinks and prlys for tile.
wclfar, Of the church.
senator Inxnii. and -N~ixhbor" Katx.
Thcr. is u little restaurant on Union
avenue in Kansas City i'm front of which ~
sign swings to the brreze and reads '.The
finest meal OH earth, Is cents" Lower
down another sign informs one that pork
chops or ts.nderloin steak may bc had for
10 cents, and il is added by way Of post
script that potatoes and bread arr in
clutled. I'm the inside, the waiter whom
he gets your order. .calls hack: "NNhitc
side up; - '~sSlaughtcr i'm the
pan-lct il M raw ~ ''Drsw one; - "t'hippy
on the fcncc,'' etc. In just such IA place
az this. carly yesterday morning ~ curious
observer. says the Kansas City .Ne.rs.
might have noticed IA senator of the United
States, ut one time vic~c-prcsidcnt of the
great republic, unfolding himself. as il
were. and displaying the. traits and char
actcriStics that hav" been Of material as
sistancs. in his steady rise from provost
marshal of Kansas to one Of the highest
stations in public. life.
OF course this qnondam visitor tn the
Union avenue restaurant was the distin-
guislicd ~cuior senator from Kansas Sem
ator Ingalls,. The keeper of the rcstail-
rant was an old ncigiibor of the statesman.
When senator Ingalls, came into tho city
yesterday, lac didn't walk into the Union
Depot hotel or the Blossom house. He
slidn't go To- a. swell restaurant. He was
too loyal tai Kansas for that. He looked
around and spent some little tim" asking
louugcrs about:
you know whcr. ncighbor Katz's
place is"
Finally some one directed him to- the
asked n.ighbor KATE how they Were. s.ouI-
ing and KATE replied that they were rom
ing his way in carriages. the senator
slapped him ON the. back and grew merry.
Does apyi,ualy doubt that il ncighl,or Eatz
had the casting vote. Senator Ingalls,
would be president for four terms: "
talk about how Jim enjoyed his sammy
side up and ~'sliIvgl,ter in the pam"