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perpetuated for another generation at least. Europe's politicians have pointed out the precedent established by King William III. of the Netherlands, who in his old age, when the line of the Kings of Orange seemed ex- tinct, married Queen Emma of Waldeck, Little ilheslnina was born soon after; and though her Father did not long survive
 her birth, he left a wise regent to rule
 during sithe minority of the little Queen. erodays the peopie of the Netherlands are proud that they have Princess of Or
 ange-Nassau to rule them.
 l-s Austria has been singularly unhappy in
 its family matters. Allied closely to Ba-
 varia, it has had the the great sorrow of
 royal insanity, suicide and mysterious
 death.
 Through no fault of It's rulers 1t has been connected with more royal tragedies than any other reigning house of Europe To change all this and bring to the house of Austria good fortune is the wish of those who are nearest Franz Joseph and his peo- ple.~
 An alliance with an English Princess would be dear to the heart of England, | Austria is further from England Tn family | connections than any other of the royal l houses.. Russia is coesely allied to England for the Czarina is daughter of Queen Vic- 1 teria; Germany is still more closely con- | nected, for the Emperor is the Queens grandson; Denmark is almost sister coun- try for the old Queen of Denmark and
 Queen Victoria were connected by marri- age years ago; the crown Princess of Greece Is the queens granddaughter; Rou- mania has a granddaughter of Queen Vic
 toria coming to the throne in Marie, wife of Crown Prince Ferdinand, and one
 might go through the monarchies of Flu
 rope; but Austria has no such close tie.
 There are few English princesses who
 are exactly available Victoria, the daugh-
 ter of the Princess of Wales, Is rumored
 engaged to subject. Were she single such a match would be as good from a political standpoint as ever made by a granddaugh- ter of the Queen. and certainly the best as yet contracted by the daughters of the Prince of Wales.
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your hat from under the table and gives it into your hand. That means, Get up and get out Half minute later we find our- selves in the big salon. There cigars and cigarettes are handed around, and then the king talks affably to us. He is great and good man, but has little mercy with a feI- low beings stomach" ]
 So far the Hungarian deputy. It may be interesting to note here that Francis Joseph spends s250,O00 annually on his kitchen, and that he takes most of his meals, including dinners, alone, each course being brought in on tray and set before him on bare table. On ordinary occasions he won't even have a table cloth spread out. He usually takes beer with his dinner, which consists of four courses. He has two courses for lunch, and his breakfast, served at o'clock, consists of cold milk, coffee, rolls or cakes. He allows no butter to come upon his private table. and no sugar either.
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shepherd and Flock

From Puck sss. M .sThe Rev. MT Brassey Is an enthusiastic golfer, isn't hep
 sYes; and so are most of the members of his congregation. When he told them that in their lives they shoul try to make spiritual bogey scores they knew what he was talking about.'
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He HadOne

From the Washington Evening Star.
 ..Young man. said Farmer Corntossel' tT must say you've done heap O talkin about your family tree. Anybody would think you owned a whole lumber yaro' Come out into the lane minute"
 gThe youth with golf clothes accompanied him. Pausing by a weeping willow the farmer said:
 ,~.'I want you to take partic'iar notice or this"
 "what for?"
 ."rhat's our family tree. That's what has heightened our ideals an stimylated our energies That has furnished switches fur four or five generations of Corntosseis.
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Devoutly Glad
From the Chicago Record.

From the Chicago Record.
 They were in the conservatory alone.
 Aren't you glad," she said suddenly looking into his eyes, "that it is no longer the fashion to powder the hair?"
 T am most devoutly thankful" he re- piled, as her head settled back in its &C., customed place.
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Collecting the Remains
O. Cleveland Plain Dealer,

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer,
 The Angel Gabriel-Come, come, who is delaying the proceedings?
 Voice from the rear of the newly arisen ones-Its that man Christopher Columbus, MT. Gabriel. He's trying to get himself together.
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Breaking the News

From the Philadelphia North American.
 T am looking,' said the innocent boy, flor twenty-pound hammer" Y What do you want with that?" demand ed the father.
 q want to break the news to mother"
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A niiscue

From the Cleveland Leader.
 1.-The man that marry" he said, ''must be one who always thinks before he speaks"
 "Then," replied the young gentleman at whom the shaft had been aimed, 'T guess he'll never ask you.
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"DON'T BORROW TROUBLE" BUY SAPOL 10
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M'BRAYER OR BROADWAY RYE
WE ARE PROUD.

Yes, we are proud, and we trust pardon ably so, of the large Home Patronage that the Birmingham Business College is re- ceiving. We have several states repre- sented. but the majority of our students are from Birmingham, where our work is best known and appreciated. We are adver- tised by our student friends. Call write or telephone for free circulars.
 WILLARD J. WHEELER, President.
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New Citron at
 Fowlkes & Hyatt Go. Cor. Sd ave. and 2Oth. st
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sSs% sSe'. Pick Leaf" Smoking sHsss sss.s

stands at the top for its delicious aroma. Good as can be made. Try 1t.
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BIRMINGHAM TRACTION co.
-S! SPECIAL NOTICE

Cars leave every twenty minutes rom Hotel Morris for East Birmingham, Wool lawn and Gate City, from a. m to 12 p. m. East Birmingham cars will run the trip in to the city via Eleventh avenue, Twenty third street and First avenue going out via Nineteenth street and Eighth avenue. Transfers good thirty minutes, issued free to North Birmingham and Highland avenue lines. See the balloon ascension as North Birmingham Park Sunday, p. m.
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From the Cleveland Leader.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-30
Alger and the Army.

big majority of the volunteer forces adorned with
discharge papers. it is the who have had
to do camp digging and battlefield shooting who are
anxious to get the find itself short
prvates opportunity might afforded the officers who
have not had enough camp life enlist privates
of brigaders colonels majors captains
eutenants probably distinguish itself in these
piping times Of peace excellent drill However, there
one officer all the trouble his hands that he
can manage secretary ofwar. Miles wants
an investigation the demand. Wheeler
conditions Montauk Point unsatisfactory
and there is complaint the transports
grew sick the lack of food and that
the died proper medical supplies and
attention Secretary Alger up Montauk Point in
upside it for some surgeons who
were more oddy than the sick That
twas for Alger AS for the complaints
Of Miles Shafer do not know. Alger may have
made mistakes those think Shafter and
ought explain few things also. Probably when
matter sfted will be found that each and all
tried and did very This organizing, NUM-
tionng and provisioning great army and whipping
country all within ninety hundred days
an undertaking which other country the globe
would have proved equal therefore
down honest mistakes of the who in
doing responsible many unIooked-for and
vexatous conditions.
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9dIk9 1aDN
VI. NJ MURDOCH. Editor
Turns Himself Loose on Leedy.

From the way prominent Pops are going back Leedy
it looks will be compelled rally to his
support, man. otherwise will funk and it's
leader be lost The last revolt against Leedys leadership
as it is the most significant is headed by Senator
Sheldon represents Leedys district in the
legislature. Concedng Senator Sheldon
misguided politically, he nevertheless entertains
strong convictions the vocng of which veres just the
things charged by the Republican press. Coming from
who has high the Pop councils and whose
prominence in the legislature unquestoned with indi
personal feeling the declarations Sheldon will
refute. The Pop opens with
the sweeping declaration that Leedy much
made honest effort to single pledge of the
platform nominated but hand,
used his influence the legislature from
passing laws which would redeemed pledges
by Populsts Abilene 90 Sheldon thereupon the
Of column and ahalf categorcaly sets forth the
falngs faithssness of Leedy his liquor record
dsregarding his oath of office; his refusal
advise intimate
in the railway legislation would be acceptable to
and, finally, his veto of the maximum rate bill
passed by legislature Sheldon
Leedy two-faced insncere deagogue and cites that
Valley Falls speech, defending his he said
his province to the constitution
atty Of while in the next breath asserting
he vetoed maximum bill because ne knew it
Every scoundre brought
bay says Sheldon refuge behind the unconsu-
tonaty of the Without giving any at the time
Leedy vetoed railroad bill which he had two winters be
fore, a supported, and vetoed it without
giving single the time that would kind
muster Further along Sheldon calls attention
Popuist platform called for reduction
Of legal interest He himself introduced such
BILL only by the cold shoulder from Leedy
but for which 1T would have been defeated Sheldon
concludes arraignment observation that ,
Leedys whole has proved him a cheap who
other angs has rendered himself ridiculous by his
the country, which
part up of learned in law and
whose integrity and honor have seldom been called in
question by political opponents Shedon's last words
scathing, and these:
What intelligent Populst does blush for shame
he the startling that John w Leedy.
Popust Kansas all the world that
country Surely the people
Kansas will its chief magistrate a who,
judged by words, all in fell
low whose highest ideal a that of parti
judge. From the such creature, may God in
mercy delives us!"
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Suppressing the Right to Petition.

Governor Leedy ought hang his head in shame. He
has disgraced Kansas We give him credit for being
enough of a be Inundated.
The Kansas regiment in camp Washington is made
principally of Republicans. All its officers Popuiss
Its colonel is VIGOROUSLY incompetent champagnedrink
ing It's other officers administration pets. The
war is Those prvaes home. Garrison
duty somewhere is their liking is the liking
Of active American with ambitions These
privates draw $S month Their colonel draws $500
and the political pets proper
tion. Those prvates petoned be Their
hghypa officers anxious keep the stipend flowing
into their unworthy pockets petitions up
notified the officials that the prvates crazy so
some of the captured islands"
What does Governor Leedy think about 1t? What
has gambling sport destroy petitions Of
soldier? What right has soft-handed Topeka politician
staggering around with dangling legs
to the request horny
handling gun? right Leedy to place the lives
of a thousand the hands a 0 salary
sucking shysters? Let him Politics should
have anything do with what effect il
viii have the election this fall
The mobilization of regiments purely an execu-
tive act The by Leedy Alger
regiment have dsgraced state Let the governor explain
What did he mean by elevatng those he did?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-30
The Two Baby CoIoneIs.

That is beautiful the Kansas regiment out in
San Francisco. Colonel Funston, wandering boy
inflated by unexpected military honors, Little
Northumberland, court-nartialed.
Certain promotions be n the regiment
Funston recommended certain Little recommended
others Leedy took Litte's recommendations and acted
upon them Hence the threatened court-martal
What lovely couple, this Little and this Funston
What did Leedy by appointing either them? What
right had he the lives good citizens in the
hands Of such bag Of boated egotsm What
answer he find for placing blood in the care
Of a squalling, mik-dieted baby like Fred Funston?
True to his wandering instincts regiment
was formed Colonel Funston somewhere into the
south and left the troops with Ed Little poor
dear acated infant politely sick to a hote
TO live His troops took Of themselves Then Funston
appeared at Frisco He began "dscipining his
troops After Of three discipline the
kansas regiment in company the Tennessee regiment
tore down brick residence also licked the New York
regiment.
Why didn't the boys Manila? It was because their
officers were fit them to Manila or anywhere
else 1t would have been murder have sent regiment Of
boys into battle led by incompetent officers wha.
apology has Leedy to offer? There are men in Kansas
Why did he appoint babies?
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Let the Ashes of Columbus Rest

Columbus, TO whom the spaniards were SO much and
ior whom they name everything from burro 70 battle
snip lies buried in mis- native land Italy yellow jour
mas Of New York and Chicago, inspired by the steaIins
from each other growing desperate the failure Of
saton matter, have rumor that the ashes Of
columbus are to be taken 10y the Spanards from Havana
and deposited in Seville other city in Spain All
that remained Of the dust discoverer Of America was
taken back 10 Genoa eleven years ago transfer Of the
dust OF the famous but mucaabused and martyr took
place with imposing ceremonies which attention
ana held the interest Of the civilized yet along
these so-called enerpsing journals this bull
story Of premedated Spanish II doubtful If even
lie Spanish newspapers themselves remember that the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-30

ashes ilustrous that ever served the
Spanish quietly rest in his native country 1t was
only years this country celebrated his hfes
work the brilliant international exposition ever
attempted which SPAIN only but all the world par
ticpated Will the dust of Columbus never be given final
rest? If they again. it should be back
to some point Indies, appropriately
First buried Valladoid his remains were
moved Seville, Domingo. About one hun
years Havana received them from whence eleven
years ago they taken back to Genoa
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Bat those officers saou9 re pat i- ere
guard house ard kept taer~ week
Logger wood LEAD - thel- tofai c9lspse
ard ~ one wants 90 - cruel
Kansas nan. ~ Csss - To1sks.
living a. Horo.gia. writes Eue. zoe
fourth expedition, coEaa-aE ~ taa F@rs.
Puso-a. RIO gane5r9 ar& Pearsg .ra-1z
have been Vl.a ee ya- a GEEK az -e1 fase
ard .eft ~ Mezl4 fhs nE e
sogs q these ss1s aaFe sad e~
tire than aaT - sasfr r-slersrar
70 the faet fEzf Eea1a.s 1 t
lad z1ue ftts tme 50 ea se
90 win tA@Fu Eeergs7g 4
opHr the.- so1rs sa1 raa ooF ~ ~
meals ev@-1 6aF- Cgr a=ls 1 ~ fe
rzate F3ec-a5 sffrt t7w
ter fhe asrs ever -.Eas rse'r sf SEQ
81 tae.r "a Ha-re - &~rs- E
-D $50 cr thres aTe an4 -sEe sr
bone. sses a-ees' s1ssl t=e 80
alt ss shs gsfe auz he1
a-d hzvs af1a cas1e 80 eaf. ksf
cross rreuE Esve fa+G 0e s1G art
t5ousanEa zavs bees fes eF~-r ~ F-a-
trzf waas core Ess T5smaf fs ~
- SISTER u4mor. azs aad frern fas1ey
fve -e f-lr+v a. nfT 1a~.s ssrf ess-
3 t1ere1s aatre saeA z1T
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Very Encouraging Incidents.

The great apprehension upon the part of President
Mckinley and his advisors and that of the people
orally, Spanards dsodged the
West Indies and the Philippines, difficulties would
be in establishing peaceful gov
eminent for those peoples 1t become plain
every day islands, respectively
disposed to take kindly the proposition that
welfare will be best conserved by trusting implicitly
United States and in accepting the government
which this country may prescribe and guarantee The
people Of Porto Rico have shown the cearest evidence
satisfaction American occupation insurgents
and especially the reconcentrados
Spaniard they will be content. The latest from
Aguinado is than he is satisfied with American occupation
and that the Fippinos disbanding,
standing that they be American colony other
wise be protectorate they will
again only in the turning
their islands back Spain All these
indicate there Will be trouble with
provided they are dealt honoraby from
Spanish rule which things they right expect
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-30
ENCOURAGING saving Habits

Mons in Belgium. apparently Influenced.
says the New York Sun, by the we'll
known computation Of interest on a penny
put in the savings banks by Adam, has
decided to present 70 every child born in
the town a savings bank book, with one
franc credited in Il, which IS never 70 be
touched. The object IS to encourage saw
ing. Many Belgium towns are making
ready 70 follow the example OF Mons.
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Funny Bathing costume


r rom llS E-NAF-4S-J
An EngiishT1an just home from the west
coast OF Africa. says he saw a whole
village swimming out to the steam
CT. wearing. as they swan. renovated SEC
oTid-ha1d London .stoyepipes,' az AL the
glory u the white tissue paper il which
they are shipped out for sals.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-30
Only a~haved Cat.

A strange LITTLE animal, apparently .
Al unknown species. was OF exhibition
in p Parlsiaz museum. and drew large
crowds a. one sou q had Ore day 3
visitor entered w1th & dog. ard a. slEhs
q St the curious animal curved IS back
ard began - hiss ard spit Then TIE
spectators discovered taz< i was merely
shaved ca
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-30
-RebeiIious susan in Real Life

AT the Fremantle Police Court a case
Of a very unusual nature occupied the
attention OF the Bench. says the sydney
Telegraph. A married woman named
Ada Anderson vas charged With desert
Ing her husband AS she resolutely re-
fused 10 return u her home. she was sen
fenced 70 che months inpris 0nmeut-
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His Income was All Net.

\ Maine pz2s- prints a story 90 a wst-
ness Who refused 20 tel ne aenozai C
his gross trcone. Finally. TAec ire judge
ordered him 70 answer TIE auestlo7. -
sssd: Your Honor. have 10 gross IL
ceEns- In a fisherman o. Azchl4s Bay
and It's a. Let
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-30
SISTER SUPERIOR.

FgsEsrT F.elss cohEE ss.
Il; f ffooa s sfssit E9EE
kGEz - sfRi~ r ,ks.:
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-30

The Car of Russia proposes to the world every
body quit fighting. But he will say the
people will hear through workers
building Russian battleships.
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Alger has made some mistakes. When Merritt
his mouth Ager should have his off lie should
court martial and Miles Regular army officers
lord ii the poor regulars should fiat by
civilians every time a civilian gets a chance.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-30

This has already spent the relief
OF the reconcentradOs The reconcenrados should eat
drink and be for tomorrow they may annexed
have to rustic for themselves
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-30

An eastern poet that "a be sun
shine to look her best This is fo-de-ro churn up
mans heart and put false his eyes, a woman
should get into the moonlight.
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American Anchors Abroad.

A Pennsylvania Company Is reported received
order for large anchors so sAica
This has recently from the
United states government for anchors for the navy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-30

There is growing demand Kansas that all men over
fifty old be vouchsafed privilege kissing as
tribute to their beauty all girls twenty years Old the
girls dissenting.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-30

The last public utterance W. j. Bryan was against
expansion 1t Will be interesting far he has
slipped from the perch when he publicly talks again
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-30

Ager didn't carry orders given him by President
Mckinley But the won. Il Mckinley has no kick
coming, the nation viii object.
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General Wilson. commanding Porto Rico has closed all
the saloons that city. City brewers will prob
ably send agents that city a once.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-30

Mrs Botkin, or some other in Frisco made Il
perfectly safe TO send candy through tie mails
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If Fred Funston has Ed Little and shot
he will do it with The understanding by end of the
week the Khedive of Egypt will invade county at the
head Of his army.
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Hobson. despite his kissing habit pretty good fell
low While the the navy quarrelng to who
sunk the Colon Hobson working tiger to raise it.
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There is no doubt that Emperor William viii take the
plea for peace as another compliment TO his own
superb military strength
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-30

Winnie Davis the Daughter of the Confederacy seri-
ously III from overwork novel. Miss Davis mas always
had the sense not 10 submerge herself marriage
Cisneros did
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Dewey is the only naval commander who has not gone
to bed sctaat is excepting Cervera Dewey has been too
busy TO get sick and Cervera is polite guest.
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CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY OF q. v. M
OF
By
o s!r
vennc hot an col ~
experience
81
studies
d
D,
terms particulars
SISTER SUPERIOR.
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The British Museums Coins

The entire collection the Brisish
Museum consists Of nearly 25oeeo specimens
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Now that rescued the reconcenrados can't the
government DO something portraits the
Kansas City newspaper artists make Of actresses
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-30

If what you want grab it and call it. Ike Eng
land. your sphere Of influence"
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A Hawaiian paper says: Let Us keep the Philippine
Hawaii IS all right
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Dewey after all is the only four-leatea clover in our