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The National tribune., 1893-11-09

SENATOR HAWLEY.
and Tennessee were putting themselves on
record for the purpose OF sending documents to
their constituents to show that .hey fought I'M
conditional repeal until the last moment The
Speaker stood in bis place and nus dilatory
motions for APPOINTMENTS for TecsSs, for ad-
tournaments until particular Gays, etc, for ex-
actiy one hour.
Then, " ben the patience Of tie House was
about exhausted, the Speaker put the motion
for the previous question and declared it car
ried
Mr. Wilson yielded to Mr.. Bryan. Mr.. Reed,
and Others, for remarks until o'cic,k and q
minutes, when the reii was called. AID the re.
snlt announced as yeas .e3. aars94.
TAUEsDAY Nov 2
J. the Senate there -1ss no quorum present,
but business pTocee.;cd. The journal was read,
The National tribune., 1893-11-09

Average net monthly rate of increase, $3.50
The National tribune., 1893-11-09

Leave Washington from station Of New jersey
avenue and & street
The National tribune., 1893-11-09
OVERcOHTS.
The Macintosh Brought Within The
Means of Every One.

perYious to rain-is universally used abroad
as an overcoat for Winter, Spring, and Au-
tumn. The macintosh is a regular Spring
overcOat of fine quality, so far as appear
ances go, and only the wearer knows that
IL is perfectly waterproof and warmer than
an ulster.
The ordinary cost of macintosh range
from S16 TO S35; but one of the American
manufacturers has agreed to sell single coats
to subscribers of The NATIONAL TRIBUNE
at the wholesale price per thousand, and
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19

oere GoQe / ben internationale 6anoel.
SDIflano er BET ItprIte 2auo al Sctpos
ming, men BET fjeber fun 3O,OOO,O 900
8uibel3 pm Naret, mebens &usfauS,
bet tore llOfGrielslano, life uoitiber
mere eno 10000 900 8uibcl5 Gua.
3e eneite itteseuropaiIfe 9dnoe. / boilfe
slug fan betrngtes iom en- ~betyonino8s
Iulo 6git, er De 5oreneoe Stater "a
Sapan. 8 BET iprltnGpnte 2ano CT ben
aarli9e Erpouftipn benueo 25,OOO,O 900
8uibels. SrGffer man berira Nettos
llbiorIlen paa 100000 8uihels, er
oer tilba9e benpcb $4,000, 900 8uiGcls
for Sjcmmebru9, en- MGn0oe, Der an
orager liot oper Ell Sreoieoel SuIbel
Ior buer al Se~iolfnin9en.
@teoens 8ps CT en- i~remragcnoe SOFT
| europa % aana0n, % al tor SetOos
ming | Snpnu, rangerer ben finn iOm Ell
minore Sorrbpit / Dc 5orcuebe Stater
% IuItrolien. s europa CT Gu51ato
ben itorlte Grembrir9er, OQ eiteripl0es
| Sroen al 3pIflanb, giterriaez llnQarn
og @nalano. Sfjont &p9 6etraote5
lpm ell minore &ornbpit / Dc Joreneoe
Stater, er Der FIN fire 9onoe i 8croen,
lom Irembringer en- ubetin0et Itorre
0Dlt. Gen tinariQe @ieuucminitsbes
re9nirn aniGtter Be 5oreueoc Staters
SDIt til 100000 Suibel3, men / De
iioite 9(ar er ben itnbi9 bleucn itOrre.
Oct er Den eneIte GorniUrt, Tom life
proonceres / tilitrpffell9 Mrngoe / De
6oreneoe Stater til at mooc 6jemme.
iorbrn9et, o9 ben 9ienneminitli9e anrs
liae NettosSuoipriel for ii 9tar bar be-
lpbet fig til 100000 Bui6e(s ont
Iaret.
uoiorilen al Soeoemel fra DC 6ors
eneoe Statcr uperaaar 9tettos lloiDr1len
al ale Sla93 Wtel ira'aQe andre 9anoe.
GIterrlaesllngarn u9 Spitlano iplger
mott eiter paa bette Smrnnoe. Set
tore Warfco for N}el finoe5 iGnglono,
Iom bar en- aarll9 aienneminitli9 Snos
iOriel at 1,66O,00O,OO Guno Sueoes
mel, llobDttet al pmtrent SO 5000, 900
SuIbel8 Speoe. Den idmleoe ubisriel
al 0tel fra be 6orerebe Stater repre-
ienterer benueO 1000, 900 Suibels
6peDe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19

De IprIte Gage, eiter of ie9 fom bjem,
baooe jeg taIrigc 8eipa, % ioeli9 %
nltio maatte jcg beiuare be famine
Sp6r9smadl, og ba BET enonu CT Sill
% BRIG her at ipanoere Safe paa nae,
Iom fommer tilganros, ioa bar &aifes
tjeolen life folo ben bele Sag, % ie9
ut p9Iaa anoet at 9jDre. Seq beIluts
teoe oer'or at give min Seretuing / So.
reora9, og M bar ieg bolbt : 6oreoras
her / 8D9oen pm min gmerifarciie.
Seq bar baut mango 5ilbGrere; t6i Ell.
bper Ipnes ON at bDre ira Nmerifa, o.
Ina er bet oct CODE peb mine Goreora9,
Tiger Soft, at jes life lDoer.
Otter penne ~notiun, tanIfe for en- gtpis
HltIor priuate S@triuelie, faar mine
Senncr life pente for meoet paa Sreo,
om IA Gage ifal jes itripe igien / "0es
cornb &oiten"; oa ital s iua pioe liot
ON andre Jorbolbe berbjemme.
0iteroal D. 2Ooe gtop6r. 1898.
Deb Silsaing,
q. SOlio.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
w5prs! woorer m5s,,,,t

MRS. NIssLow's SOOTHING SYRUP ~ op-
tsmit dar bl,ost brugi at RtlLtoHsr Rsbrs
tor estes . arm unou LauevsTt0btu m,o fuIes
lt1Hot9t peIo. Ten b.r0Iiqsr Baru,t.
elsostsr 9ummerue itttttr al 2 mort,:
htlortesr 8tuhtoItf. o. II bet b,bfs Rol,mtss,i
joy Etarrt. Snt3ss Of 1pois'trs / ale Bretuss
Syrup % tag tus,a oussn slass. Gem "a tggs
Cents Siait.n.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
Gu paalioelig &mno.

5Or Oper firti 9(ar iiben, / 1851, be-
io9te jeg no9le %enner / 8enoiQu
6illoe9nene i Guitrolien, og blep buot
bjerteli9 oeltommen. 8lanot mine Sens
ners melt pE%rOiiuIOe Gienoele par Ell
en9elif 8ulbiber, iom tilbprte en- al
W9uoene.
Zen gOoe 6~oritooelie mellcm mig %
SuIbioeren ipute5 at upre bleuen iaa
9oot %9rnnoiGitet ON Nltenen, at jGg Den
nalte Sag iOrlOo Steoet, bUor mine
Senner arbeiocOe, for at hente Ell 3Ges
tjeoel ira 5eltet, uoen at oct alcoc mig,
bono WtOotagelie 6uubeu piloe glue
mig.
Ser, iom altlo if Sop til at gaa
los, TOM no ior at uiDoc mtg. Gen til
foo, at je9 tlappeoe oens Sppeo, %
iaaoiot ie9 fmnoe ie, tog ben ir9eH NOs
tits al mia, ba jeg eff ino i 3eltet %
tog mig cit 9rif Gle. Men bn jcg uilOe
iorlaoe Seltet meo Sjeolen i 6aanOen,
~ioreitil Gem min 6orbluielie, od jeg
inn ben iorniooeoe Sen &er title Jig op
ioran mig Og pie IRnoer paa Ell bDiit
trueuOe Muaoe. Seq itiaeoe aieOleu
tilbu9e, latte mig paa aanten al sens
gen % talte til Den. Zen uiiteoe meo
6alen ug iaa iaa Ocnlj8 no, at jea troeoe,
ies bauee taget fell al Der. Slet life.
s iamme Eieblif jeg iorip9te at for
laoe Seltet meo &jeolen, bar Ger after
paa lin 9Oit, % je8 IOrItOo, BET par
Nlppr.
Seq talte pannD til ben, iatte &jeolen
ira mig og i~urio8te at gaa uoen ben.
Wen Rer iatte fig imOo bet. Gen baOoe
fine SetRnfninger o9 bar beitent pnn
at laoe i'm Serre nDoe 9oot al benz.
Ser bar life noQen llopei; je0 par
Sarge % funbe life gjere glnoet eno
iiobe NED os taolmOoig pente, iii en- al
5oltene iom % beirieoe mig. Sn8en
fOn, fpr pmtreut Ell Zine %ienere, ueo
bpilten 5io min LANCE 6rau9relle baooe
iaaet mine Senner til at inoie, at ie9
blep bUlot ian9eu al Scr. Seq bar ins
tet Gans til Suuoeu ipr bens t%roiaite
Riotierbeo, us eiter no9le iaa Cages
5OrlDb FOB ben mig tomme % 9aa %
tage bpaoiomhelit. :
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19

Ger. 9E SdllOe er repre1elttere0e petite
&Erf, % 4eriooen omiatter ii paa bilts
anoen iDl9enoe 9(ar, p~ueralt, boor aars
fig Statiitlf bru0e8.
Oct a%nilaneoe oarli9e @jenneminitss
uobptte al Seroens &prnbpit er fpls
genoe:
Suibels.
Noeoe 232S.000,000
Mdi5 1900 10000
Soeoe 2.2S1.0 10000
''Nb Itol tCVo'OVV
S09 ......... ............ SO2,OO0,0O0
europa % Noro Nmerifd irembrin~
ger Stprlteoelen al ben SABRE, Der prps
oucere3 / Serben, mebens g(uitrnlieu
apler Ell bctpoelia MtGnsoe til eset 6Ors
brig. Gen meite Saure irembrin9es i
De Spreneoe Stnter, o%erefter fpl9er
Guslono, Spiflano ug 6ranfrige. Ser
oens6anbelen err fUrnemmelig begrpnlet
til llbperling me(tem curupGiife 2anOe,
ibet be andre Petitioners 6remmebbans
Def CT iprbolo8pis lioen.
ri Seroens Mtnisbpit bliper so pGt.
~prpouceret DC 6preueoe Stater. Gen
9jenreminitli9e aurli9e NettOs Snoforiel
/ europa bier zig at par nGiten 64,z
00O, 900 SuiGel8. Gen 9ienneminitz
li9e anrli9e Nettpzlloipriel fra De 5ors
eueoe Stater er benpeo 100000
Suibcls, booraf &nnaba iaar 100000
SuI6elS. De reiterenoe 100000
8uiGel3 Tor europa fommer ira Nr9enz
tina Siepublif. 9un fire eurUp9iife
9anoe uoiDrer Wtai5 - ~Jtu3lanb, Grz
mGnieH, Sul9nricn % Serbien -
% al oisie er De TO iioituRunte
uoeu Setnouing. Guslano og GumGs
MEN uoifiber pmtreut 6nluoeteu al Gele
percs Wtais6bIt. Gil 9roos ipr ben
ubpre llofpriel fra De 6oreneoe Stater,
r%epreienterer De bpg life minore END A
psf. al bette 9anos bele aarli9e Bro
button.
Spao 0ueoen nnoaar, ina maa Gu.
rOpa, meb llnotaselie al Guglano %
8elgier, aniees Iur at nple lit eget 6Ors
brlg, ioet Spermanlet be eitli9e 2anoe
/ europa er tllitrGtteli9t tl at bGffe
NATURALIZATION i be peitli9e. Set
bDr auipres, at / Senbulo til Ell npli9
uoienot foulular Hnppprt bolber Nrs
g%entina &epublif burtig paa at pinoe
Ell i~remraeenoe Stilins iom ct bueoes
uoiprenbe 9ano. s Garet, iom enote
ben 3Ote SUM 1892, ubicrte Qr9entina
Gepublit Is, $780, 900 8uibels, meoens
uoiprilen 9laret inotil 30te Suni 1898
bar 26, O0O, 900 guibels, pg itore
0tGn9per Sueoe laa enboa ppbobeoe /
9anoet. st 9uiin gar til6age prOous
cereoe g~trgentina &epublIf netop NOT til
eget 5Orbrug. Get Greal, Tom oerlteos
er itittet ior benne SHoart, fan uOuioes
unaaoellgt.
Mteo ll~notaselie al be enrop9life
9anoe er 0iug al miuore SetDoning. s.
mango 9ele al 6aitlanpet aisluer ben
Srpo tl Seioltnin9en, os i i%aabanne
9anoe er Groouttionen % 5%orbru9et al
slug itprre eno al Soeoe.
Guslonb bar gGren al bet itprite
llobDtIe, ioet bets aurliBe Eroouttion
gjennemiuitli9 belOber Jig til 100000
600 Sui6els, Ell Surnb0it, iOm fun
o~uerganes al be 6oreneoe Staters
Wtaisbgit. Spitlano itaar meo en-
@ienneminitsbpit al 228,000,000 Su>
ibels n9it eiter Euslano, % eiteriDlses
al giterri9e.llnsarn meo en- SDit paa
1872, 100000 Suibels. Giteriom Sms
raaoet Tor Brpouttiou o. 5orbrng er
omtrent ioentiIte, ipiaer Sui Iaaen pj'
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
2pu eaer Sontmisjiou

-,
Pencil. Den mst ugttiqs o. uiouuosrltas Co7n5sUe
ognue Jtssat9sr. Ten ai5Dti,gr gtrt 1ruuoiI paI TO
c%siuuoer. Br5gisst i5H It Lrg1smioost. 2D To JDJ
trottnt ttert. dIgntsr tltusr So on ll9sH. Bt gulggc
ogiaa en- ssugr1la1iut tl at oUzrta9e Il Lgrritorg q
aHiotts SubassHtsr. On islssu A~Hltouiug I'll at ljsus
psn3s. Gtrto sf;sr SsttH3tlisr "a grspgt. Monroe
Eraser Mfg. Co, Boz iOs3. "a 6rosis, 9ts. IL.lg.52
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
@r. y. %2lnunoicu:

Sec bar mootaget Spma finch
"@mspcnncn" for Gu m9estio iis
oen, % leo fan iise, at ics bar ais
BRIG met paa iaa CT 900 Waifine
tom "Suspennen". Sfuioe pi
foot oen her, maatte pi betaie go
5aier for en- al famine @oobeo.
Wanse al bore Iaboer bisp bsilis
iorbamiet peo at &c, bpor pen os
600 oem CT, 90 jes pil sjpre alt for
Yaajftnens u%obreoelie.
WrS. Serbia 2panoe,
@aibon8ai, Naib.
Tcebr. 1, 1893,
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
geltet furereSs ,Stait =" Hbenmatisme, eitsrGt ban isi 1aOoe bru8t lin
s5Ormue til gie0itiner u0en 6jelD.
Or. u. Stuen.

81. u Ewen. VoH0For0, G. EFI I20E Ut 1853
Seq tpbe ct SO 8 grhc Of Qcm Garmtsr 1852, % bet nj min GbtbRbeo at
unoernte Sem on, a Gerc5 gme bt gHt tore Ting ir mig. seq tHauc min lille
5ornue pa Gaar uou nO8u 6ipIp, fr .Dg tgbtc 0ees Bette; men M or ta raft
o8 flyer Gm Cat for BuO Ceres Bette bar 8rt for mig Du GpaoUm Uar gSoatc"
&heumat8me % i9 er M ia gate bra, ct Ra fan gpre nit @rtobe bodiG
g5rDbgt &uHt g. &aulOu0
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19

SuIsprefeut. G'prr. gunoiH & So. Be uelbes
Remote 6abrttGnisr a. GHebRrftrup og EHs5Ryoufis,
a8ter AZ 9tge me d8s ter en- lileill yrlgfiu . ioui
tonbir JuleprelcHt. SeuHe beit1aE al en- melgt iuiufr
iorarbstoet adraiel al SglO, Der h0losr ca. : @las.
Uieo i~iltgtsuoe SGter AZ idmms Metll "a 10 3ulot
pad Jnopoeu. ScgieHttu repreieHierer en- Bar az
SIS 90. ca. "a HdrdHeleu oesuoeu r prpoct meo en- m
Jniitiyii1n, srholoer aleuteH heuaIeansm ira Sirs
ulaet en- u%rroiillo GrtnertHl. ION pla SruHo al
gfaterialets 6ortrHTeligbro tan uare I AIrhuuoreoer.
3relerieH er itlt1uit tGaoe eamIe o. me A1entsr,
er meloer IA tgr lite JlnlIr HTite War. 9reiente1
bar uHrsi toreetf &eoatitoneu az Be Rorite Ga oauits
Nlaoe l Ghtca4o, ipm beyior tan bFpiene tadoe an
8iGtuoe oeRs SRrot o. uatre ueietHos. Gubuer.
iom sHiter aratts az TONNE I Beiooelie al en-
lla paiisr trpoeiie Tor ii eoro. bar Ct lass aHleo-
niHstu s1a. aet ltrar liyiue eter SstiHatlir TT
agerier amt en- Aittteulug al R~reieutrH osns
sirie!ise St9rrelie. hUiite ieHoes INT al
Lundir Sc Co.,
IA 7&gSn. SeTerion S,reer. Gaicaao. m.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
Wcrocns &ornbon.

st 6orie9 er blepen giort Of Be 6ors
eneoe StaterS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
paa at fremIfuifc ct trouGroigt Over
Diff ouer EroOuttionen % Soroelin9en
al %eroenS pi9tigite g(serbrug3ni9ros
Der. 90 2anoe er r~epreienterebe / Bette
&Erf, % Yerio0en umiatter ii paa bills
atoen fDl9enoe Nnr, p~ueralt, boor aars
Zig Statiitif brn0es.
Oct ~anilaneoe aarli9e @~jenneminitss
%uobptte al SeroenS &ornbpit er fDls
genoe:
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
EalasmUnD puSfcs.

Ie Itsgits On ucemsrts" UoleaiHoe til5uot
5iri0 cit rRsUere EyjpsUtE9sr
THE JEWELL NURSERY CO.,
2l2b Lake City, Minn.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
IruffcnGab

eqer Liquor Habit bsIbr ees iffsrt peo g3ruaeu
at 1r. Sainss @oioen 2~peeifie.
let tan QiUes { en- aog Sane eutr Ibe, uoeu al Den
SriuH, 'oH ta3er bet, po bet, bet er ialoiiRnota
~niiGpelist % ul beutrfe en- peoDireHoe % hurtil Sci,
breoelie, hodo enIen SafieHteH II en- uooerat eller On
uiorbeeerlig Srenfer. let ioiater aIeria. III
~garanterer en- iulstruotl 0tbgeoeiit / hVert aus
Hloe, q. 2 esrs Ses trt Golden Specific Co,
3 Rate Ct. 0irenI Il. 9. AM ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-06
THE AMERICAN POPE.
Practice and Procedure in Ecclesi'
astical Disputes.
How Leo's Envoy Works and Rests-In-
gloriously Beaten at Pool and Bill
lizards, He Can Floor Anybody on
Thonistic Subjects.
TcoPYRICHT, 1881


Now that the trip of the apostolic
delegate, Mgr. Satolli, through the
country is ended. and he has been
deemed to have sufficiently acquainted
himself with the territorial limit of his
ecclesiastical jurisdiction, the ''papal
suite at the Catholic university's di-
vinity building in Washington is being
renovated for the Italian prelate's oc-
cupancy. A heavy consignment of
books upon canon law had just come
from the vatican and is being placed
upon the book shelves of the delegates
Office under the supervision of Rev.
Hector Papi. A voluminous report of
Mgr. Satolli's trip and it's results is
nearly completed and goes to the vati-
can as soon as Secretary Sbaretti
afi1es his signature. 1t Will be unique
as the first ecclesiastical exposition of
our country's resources ever made from
the papal point of view and interest
ing, moreover, owing to young Mgr.
Sbarettis enthusiasm regarding his
subject. He considers our repub-
lie the most wonderful exam
pie of prosperity, enlightenment
and intelligence that history affords.
This interest in America has prompted
the university students to present him
with numerous histories of the United
States and these he diligently peruses.
He is collecting, it is understood to for
ward to the vatican, miniature paint
ings of all the presidents from Wash
ington down.
Mgr. Satolli has had so many cases
presented to him in his official capaci-
ty that his court will be full Of liti-
giants for some time to come. An i'm
preston prevails even among Catholics
that the parties to these suits are nee
essarily having a quarrel. AS a rule,
this is not so. For instance, question
of policy or precedent will arise in
diocese affecting either a parochial
school, a society in a parish or mat
ter of churchly discipline. 1t is nat
ural for priests to differ in carrying on
the work of their respective parishes,
but obviously a bishop cannot have
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-06
People who Ought to Re Swimmers.

The seemingly strange suggestion is
made and strongly pressed in England
that the men who man the navy should
be taught how 10 swim. Ordinary
sailors are instructed and expected TO
qualify in swimming, but the marines,
fregnen and engineers are not. and It
IS fact that a large portion Of the lat
ter large body Of men who serve on
warships cannot swim Il IS said that
many more men would have been saved
from the Victoria but for this fact. also
that many sailors who were good swim
mers were undoubtedly dragged down
BIZ the men who were not The mat
ter has been taken UP n parliament,
and it Is prObsb bic that swimming viii
be insisted on a. part OF the training
o. every man serving aboard ship
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-06
THE DOG DIDN'T FORGET.
The Book Agen. Fsasd This Out st the
Cost of Quarter.

~
The man was q book agent, says the
Boston Journal. There was no use in
denying that. Amy person in his right
mind would have known that he was =
book agent His trousers were frayed
out at the bottom, his hat was knocked
In az the top, and his general appear
ance savored Of many miles walked and
few shelFels gathered.
He amhled along the deserted street
a few rods and then stopped undecided
~ before the gate Of y yard which sur
rounded small cottage house. lie
was weighing in his mind the pro-
liability Of sale. Before he conclued
TO enter the yard savage-looking
hound pu. in al appearance on tho
inside Of the fence and made effort. 20
reach the book agents trousers
through the palings Not succeeding
in this diversion. tho dog sat down D.
await the time when the man should
open the gate 70 enter the yard
The book agent had made mp his
mind that ne could sell an "Autobio-
graphy" Il be could but reach the front
steps of the house. Bat the dog wa.
determined that the agent should not
reach the front steps under any eondi-
ton Good doggy and nice fellow
failed 20 make the least impression On
the canine. lie only hosvlei d~aantIY
on his sid Of the fence. His hOx!s
brought a man from around the corner
Of the next house. lie was an exceed
ingly lean and hungry appearing man
He took ia tbs situation at a glance
and came OYER % where the book
agent was vainlJ enaeaVoriug % con-
eiliate the dog lie thrust both his
hands deep into his empty pockets ana
drawleG out.
FOR quarter I'll call Of ;he dory~
The book mIzn must have though.
that the chances OF a kale a. ;hzs par
tieuls- house were extra Kood. for -
drew out The fourth part q dollar
and handed j. ~ the stranger. That
individual carefully sounded - on ia
teeth. and. being convinced of ia
gennineness. he dropped IL ITO Ia
cspseioBH pocket
Than. drawing bis slosch hs. down
over his eyes ard turning - hss Goa.
collar, he assumed Aig&lF dramatic
attitude and ~ s.sf.torisp tones hssses
forth: '-Tige, Y5Se. ! saF' Tlaea COW.
ard and thoE brute. know - ;hoa tia.
thy master lies captive ~ yos,1er WOOD
and dost uios iln&er kers2 BegOaei
Bsgon-u-n-.z, ! go"
TIE dog glanced Up With hzit
curious Iosoz. and then sfsrnst sh2as~-
f-s,eslly away. ssd fFsttisg h3s nose q
the gr0gn9 hs siark qgIesEly .rofs
sight
Yer see pav32eF. exclaimed The
hune-rg -ao0kiss, uazr sat dog al
sase ter pisy "a hszh 1r8EefT. az ~
at tgrges his ear Fei- An. b ~
'ssg, ] DIX l,elieTs Fcri seii BOOK
ia 'ssst soesr. ruz tte folks has gore
- tf-siAy ea > fansle psersr They
ieft - ok - iossk 0at faF she h0a-e.
H.. sss~-.crs a.. ~ - 49,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-06
The a1y Eagle agemaay 7floruiuo September s. 1889

much below his shoe tops and the
mans whole appearance evinces a
total lack of pride in his personal APP
pearance except that he is always
scrupulously clean. The ablegate's
voice is low and mild and his smile is
of the readiest Rarely does counte-
nance and physique suggest the pure
ly intellectual so thoroughly as Sa-
TOLLS. and there is an utter absence
of that suggestion OF sublety and dis
stimulation popularity associated with
the Italian character. Personal mag
netism in the best sense Of that much
abused term is the monsignor's chief
characteristic, and all the men and
women, Protestant, Catholic. Hebrew
or what not, who have met him in this
country like the man for his unas-
sumed geniality and courtesy.
The monsignor after his morning
bath takes no breakfast. if he is to say
mass in the university chapel. Other
wise he will drink cup of coffee with
out milk or sugar, and eat biscuit or
two. He is then likely to open his
faithful friend ST. Thomas. As early
as seven o'clock in the morning he is
after taking a constitutional in the
university grounds, book in hand. If
he encounters any of the students he
at once opens a conversati ton, and
merely to see the prelate and the bud
ding priest talking and laughing to-
gether shows that the monsignor does
not stand upon his dignity or rank.
These conversations are held in Latin,
of which the ALLOCATE is thorough
master. He uses the sibilant CONT
mental accent, and from his lips our
mint Latin would be "a plooreeboos
oonoom." By nine o'clock Satolli is at
work in the papal suite, his two as
sistants with him and diligently por-
ing over the arguments in dispute
between priest and his bishop.
These decisions are the subject of in
finite research on his part among the
volumes in the university's superb Ii
brary. If, to maintain his case, a priest
cites some authority on canon laws or
quotes or alludes to passage in the
works of the churchfathers, the able
gate consults the volumes and the pas
sage. The entire history OF a case is
thoroughly gone into. The litigants
are called upon to amend their plead
ings or state their demands again if
deemed proper. Very often the coun-
sci for the opposing parties comes to
Washington and is heard in the IL
brary where any citation can be veri-
fed. The scene when Satolli in q
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one parish sanctioning certain or
non-Catholic, while in another parish
the same organization is condemned
because it is non-Catholic. When,
therefore, the pastors of these churches
present different views of the same
matter to their bishop the whole sub
ject is referred to the apostolic dele
gate The so-called contests" referred
to Mgr. Satolli are in nine cases out of
ten not contests at all, but formal re-
quests emanating from both priest and
bishop to decide a vexed question one
way or the other The ALLOCATE might
be termed a sort of ecclesiastical ju-
dicial officer whose authority is just as
limited in its way as 4 bishops. The
impression that Mgr. Satoli comes
here as hierarchal despot or some
thing of the sort is absurd. He SIM
ply maintains a court for the settle
ment OF ecclesiastical suits. The liti-
giants have their counsel. Arguments
and briefs are presented as in a court
of law. The proceedings and decis-
ions of the court are recorded and for
warded to Rome. The latter function
is exercised by Mgr. Sbartti, who, be-
cause he acts, by virtue of his Office,
independently of the ALLOCATE, was
stated by some to be papal spy upon
Satolli. The Stiffness of this state
ment must be apparent when it is con-
sidered that unless Mgr. Sbaretti
could act Independently he would be
merely Satolli's clerk, whereas now
there must be no doubt that his re-
ports can be Influenced by nothing but
his own sense of fairness and there can
be no grounds for impugning their ac
curacy when they reach Rome. Rev.
Hector Papi might be termed the papal
attache Of the court.
The lives led by these three Italian
gentlemen are very simple and regu
lar Satolli's bedroom is on the third
hallway. facing the grounds about the
university building. 1t contains one
bedstead with no springs but wooden
Stats to support "A single thin mattress.
There are one chair, one table and q
washstand The floor IS uncarpeted.
On the walls hang two crucifixes. 4
pair of rosary beads and an image Of
one of the saints. On the table are the
vulgate Bible, g prayer book and a
work on Thornistic divinity. 4 subject
on which Sat0li is admitted by both
Catholics and Protestants TO lie one of
the greatest living authorities Rarely
does the ablegate work in his room It's
four walls are reserved for his devo-
tons. me2itations and reflections Oc-
casionallv one or two of the students
will be admitted TO the apartment and
long conversations on the Thomistic
disputatious are then held
Mgr. Satolli has no personal servant;
when he wants anything done he
usually doe. it himself He rises usual
IL at FIVE o'clock every morning. His
attire is the black habliment affected
by the Roman Catholic priesthood. set
off by the round white collar and black
breast piece Indoors he wears the
gown For street wear he dons long
black frocl coat, black square-toed
shoes and a low, round crowned. soft
black hat. His trousers DO not descend