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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17
IHEIR Own BIOGRAPHY
congressman Write in the
Congressional Directory,
FACTS ABOUT KANSANS
Cleaned Thence - x-SIaveS'
PenSions--CapitaI Gossip
FACTS ABOUT KANSANS

Especial Correspondents Of the Eagle.)
Washington, Dec IA study Of the
Kansas congressman Is Interesting. The
place 10 ind il IS IN the congressional
= directory. IN this directory. each mem
' Der and senator writes MS owD biog-
raphy. He makes il short or long. as h,
chooses. he may grow fowery in his
description. OF he may be modest He
may define his public career only as hsv-
ing he'd such and such Offices. or, Ike
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17
NeckWear

Our Neckvear department is very COM
plete and replete with the latest novel
ties Of the season.
Mems Made Ties, String Ties and
Bows, in new stripes and figures. .24c
Four-in-Hands, Imperials. Persian
Puffs and Tecks, in extra quality
Silks and Satins; beautiful and fash
iouab1a 80
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17
Gloves

Fine Pique Kid Gloves and Heavy
Street Gloves; regular s1.25 goods. CSC
The Daniel Hays Mocha Gloves.
Fashionable colorings ................S1.S9
Fleece Lined Gloves and Driving
Nittens, in great variety, from 24c
m % m
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17
Silk Suspenders

We have these goods in great variety.
All colors and shades. Very best Of
Silk web, Leather ends, Glove fasten-
ings. Nothing better to be had. 50t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17
Books

We have Just received a line OF popular
books. interesting presents and in
teresting prlces-14c. Iec. &c. &c and 5oc
Also pretty Picture Books and Nursery
Rhymes for little tadz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17

member 4 letter. stating that q certain
sort 0f gasoline stove Eas advertised ii
washington. and that t burned only 80
much oil 2er hour The man asked TIRE
member L he would not kindly 70 % the
place. watch the stove fve hours. report
20 him. and Z good as guaranteed. Re
would take the agency He prefarsd the
request b. saying. You know ] never
asked anything a. vsuT hands before 20
+ nov ask this favor Another letter
followed THIS II day o. 20 equally
amusing A countryuan asked = The
member would not oe 50 kind a. % s@1d
him some tobacco sees-he d3dn't care
particularly vaat Additional. C5i-
max. staT-snyth11g that vas good ard
would grow 81 his c5unt-y- Thee t581ss
are facts. thouEh they nay uo- - b.
Esved- TIE letters actually Care with
-asze requests. and apparently IL 81 sin
oe-ty.
T-ts a somewhat singular fact. fst t-1s.
that yeu uevrr zee q SILVER dollar here.
I All ways 7easeu5a- the Iook - So
Prise % ths fax = restaurant cashier
when threx BIN q sl}TaT 5aiIar. shortly
zste- cezirz here r. payment fay a rus4I.
I w0an5 % wfta Al apoiory. hT
-zthe- fk9nk KAT SO n1f sztsfy ere
cashier. ~ natter - szc-- pretty r~sr
al Re aussaess a transacted 81 rnearz
= payer es-rsacy- They are largely ores
and twos. ard afser r-.ung : - Ri
changed ard Receiving = 5otsz sas-zo1LAz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17
Table Linen

Pinch Satin Damask Cloth. per I'd E2s
Napkins 90 match, per dozen. .-..-.... as
72-iHch Irish Damask, yer yard. 1.ls
Napkins 10 match. Per dazcn. -..-...-. . g.
Pinch Linen. unusual value. Per 30. .s3
New fancy red and blue Damask
patterns. guaranteed colors .-...s.... a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17
Shoes

Fine Wei Kid, PACKARDS. 9S
Fine Box Calf, ACCOMPLISHMENTS 4S
Wei Kid-good goods ....--..--....... 1.9S
Our Shoe values are so well recognized
that it is not necessary to say more than
I at they are our regular stock.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17
Gifts for r1en
Harvard rIuffIers

We have just received fine line Of
those Late Style Mufiers, made OF fine
quality goods, in beautiful designs and
colorings, with quilted Innings. Appro-
pirate, useful, comfortable.
Fancy Silk Checks and. Stripes. .98
Wool PIaids ........ ..................... "a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17

Chatelain Bags, Pocket Books, plain
and silver trimmed, Belts, Ice Wool
Hoods. Fascinators, Shopping Bags. I'm
ported Gauze and Taffeta Fans, Dainty
Hand Paintings and Lace Border decora-
tons.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17

political history Of the members IS
equally interesting, Curtis. o. the First.
was twice county attorney OF Shawnee
county and Is en- his fourth term IN con
greSs Bowersoch had g term in each
house Of the Kansas legislature and has
been mayor Of Lawrence time and again.
Ridgely. Of the Third. never had any Pc
lic5caI experience but IS now IN his sec
ond term II congress Miller. OF the
Fourth. has been twice county attoruev
% Morris county and twice representa-
tive in the legislature. Calderhca5 las
been twice county attorney and Is 81 his
second term in the house. ReeGer never
had any political experience u1rH now.
Long has been state senator. and once
before n congress OF the senator's.
Baker j. = native az Ohio g lawyer.
has been city attorney Of Leavenworfh
and state senator. end has been nearly
I'VE years in thu senate Harris Is =. A
native ~ Virginia a stockman- has been
ccngressmaa-at-large and state senator.
and has tha8 two years IN she United
States senate
There Is much agitation III sthe senate
over the annual Introduction n 5iDz 20
pension ex-Ssaves. Tire discussion brings
FOR The assertions by leading senator's
that the scheme - have such q bib
passed when there Is absolutely no show
for its passage. : resulting u great rob
called societies 70 promote tie sausage
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17

sac i4zness1 .S&sg ~ tAs cigz- ERak
TAz-A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17
Umbrellas

We have these in great variety.
Umbrella and Cane Sets.........2 10
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17
Slippers

Every man likes TO see his Slippers be
fore the fire when he comes home and to
sit and toast mis- feet. We have Slippers
in
Corduroy .....--.-.. --.-....... ........ As
Fancy Velvet ........... ......,,........ so
Embroidered ................... ........ SO
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17
Fine Hosiery

Silk and Mercerized Stockings in beau
tiful colors and patterns.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17
Glass Novelties

We have some beautiful things in Ruby
and Decorated Glassware. trimmed wita
silver. very rich and ornamental ASK 70
see them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17
Toys and Playthings

We have such an endless variety Of
Toys and Games that we can only men
ton few as suggestions, and ask you
to call and see the stock We have mark
ed those goods much lower than is usual
and the prices we have made will not
leave any to carry over.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17
EVERYTHING
FOR
EVERYBODY
PRICES
BELOW
ALL.
...Greater Department Store.

& dhas %
nhhS oegtC a W crowded. hqpT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17

ltI,s. person accg-uIates QgIfs "r9 70"
TIE reason s1r thls e. hsra g. re ars-
place papa- ul1uey gets ost af.e- i.z fs-
zae. and ~ g STARTS 1ers its nee IS AZ
mos artlre. Then. az<Jr. Lhrre an
aversion - silver except. ~ csErzF. 20
ire sze oF l@Ea-t bs-r-a-5 c1as fr
convenience A. a rrwlt aH sas a--sr
Ne usz e. aasrlafsiy -ew-c2za. prettF.
clean aGiz 4 IL siwzTs that saT. -
y7asainxten peopse ard F-afalzztar
backs danet Hke 90 aa ard fers fHez
II t9T redantp53 uagastaHtly. even tao-Ea
barely zse1 a. al
Daring the azsenos = Assstant secTs-
tary WEBSTER Davis seiae csparg-eat 4
ne I7tsroT. Eao = a5w 90 as wag -
souta Ara. F.-ss Aszsstza- sse-.tsrg
Tao-uas Eyza- os Esazzs. S. 1elnz d.
duty ne signs lhs land pstezts ard ,ss
pe1sasz appeal aee4ssoaF aeFlsss l1oE-sx
after re as5s-of1elz zorK - ~ TztF.s-
ar Ryan w4s tss Tag@Ea rzsussf -
congress s3r sesEieen Te8fa ar4or - -
xhea Fs-eg5eaz Harriszz namss ala saf
Azn1sssaser 20 9exlca aa1 ae as = -
hls present Doeusa g: ;As seggzark u
Prestsszt Arf<&aieyf terra
soszk-x . 81 Eraa. 5azes ? Tsfss
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asaslaI elsrk Aas rsav4f~as-rssasT. ~
Tsf13' -szl sssignasea Is assfaat 81
sara&S ssass.- - gss sss4Frz@ss :: 80
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17
Observation-Disclosures NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Of the bill n his last report, the con-
missioner Of pensions says. Numerous
inquiries reach this bureau IS - re
probability or possibility OF The enact
uent OF a law granting pensions 70 ex-
slaves. This sentiment has become cutie
prominent. and societies are being form
81 IN many sections; lecturers are 2ro-
cured % explain the proposed legislation;
certificates of membership. rezerubling
mere NJ less pension certificate are BE-
ing issue5. and monthly dues exzcte5
and collected IRE colored people are II
this way beng robbed o. their hard
earnings f0- the alleged ourpose q Sc
curi1z funds tor the snai passage % The
legislation tha; has been PREPARED L
is cutie likely that The bills row intro
ducel VIII be promptly reported and
killed and then this scheme o. robbery.
as Il & called. VIII b. sco18e6- L Is
stated repeatedly OF the fear x re sen-
axe that there IS not the slightest chance
Of bi1's passage. and that the cosa-ed
people are simply held u3. ard thai
Il should cease.
Hsghly amusing incidents ha1gea &C.
css.51sliv ir the lie q 4 eougTess-nsu
4 certain member y IRE Kansas dele
gsGs1 has laspIv received fE0 letters
which rather 5s--s5 him oze va from
line stoves hit bad besn rsfhe- let down
bE the company AID wss loaki1E 20 &
god ching elsewhere E@ Tross Ills
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17

Baby Caps, Hoods and Bonnets
Mothers viii ind in our millinery de-
partment a pretty line OF Infants Caps.
in white and dainty colors. silk embroid-
cred. fine trimmed, with lace ard chiffon
ruching and rosettcs. Also for the little
misses ali the select styles IN silk Hoods.
Poke BonneJs. beautifully trimmed,
SHRED. tucked and corded.
School Caps In check. plaid and striped
haunels-just what the girls want.
We have something for the small BOY.
too. Russian Caps. Turkish Caps. Stan
leg Caps-in cloth. velvet and corduroy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17
Pretty Baskets

These make such tasteful and pretty
presents. and we have such great va
riety of them that you viii surely see
just what you would like 10 give some
friend IL you look our stock over. We
have them from Ice to 500.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17
ASs

We have frequently called your atten-
ton TO our beautiful line OF Batten-
burg Lace Goods. Printed Denims and
Tapestry designs for art work We have
all the patterns and materials FOR all
kinds OF fancy art work.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17
Spachtel Work

Dresser scarts. hemstitched ....--... y
Pillow shame per palr. sc To- 81 s.
Doi'ies. &C.. lsc. nc. -. &c. &c
Decorated Denim Table Covers. &c. SC
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17
Stationery and Regret Cards
Handkerchief

We have complete and elaborate
line Of Society Stationery-the very latest
things in pretty Papeterie boxes Beau
tiful presents; all prices.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17

A pretty ManteI CIock e. not oaiy a
useful present. but decorative IS well
VS. have some beau1fsl ores. Goof
movements. chasts designs. low prices.
Decorated China. f1-zf 70 szf7
Decorated China, day. very fns. . 2
Eight Gay Ahz9nia movements. en-
aneIed and decorated cases and csrfsw
ronzs. f8zf 20 3 90
Plated Cgt Clocks. fI17 - 18
Travelling Clacks. nickel. ssr
Nickel Alarm CLOCKS q az sfyes sn1
prices.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17
Silver Mounted Ebony Brushes

It IS impossible to enumerate what we
have in jewelry.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17
AAA

Leather, Celluloid and Enameled Papt
4Sc, Sc s1.98.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17

MECHANICAL TOYS are very anus
ing and we have a strong line from the
Waddling Goose and the Obstinate Dom
key to the Educated Seal and the Cap
tive Balloon, Hook and Ladder appara-
tus, three horses. iron, large and fine.
Prices other places $500, our price s2.2i.
We have them at CSC, 48c and 2Ac.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17
Mirrors
Toilet Cases
Dresser Sets

Cnsisting of Finest Comb and Tray, in
Colored Celluloid ............$l4s. s1.Ss. s2I7
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17
Pocket Knives
Clothes and Hat Brush Sets

This IS a novelty consisting Of Two
Brushes and a highly finished wood hang
er for them. Very handy and effective.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17
For the
Little Ones
Cashmere CloakS
..........s Sc TO SSS9
EiderdOwl CloakS
-xsS......n9 10 SIS
Baby Bracelets
A-...........kSc 70 $50
Infants Shoes

AoccaslhS ....-s.....- ...-..s--....s.-.'-.s A4c
Quilted Sstins IN al colors. fur trimmed
Pretty things. &C, &c. 4sc, sec.
RL c. A..I- 81 Ro.n4-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17

Iron Ice Wagons, loaded with blocks
VI ace .''r'.-'.'' '.''''.....-........... AZ
Coal Wagons, with real Pennsylvania
anthracite ........... 49,. ........S132
Ships that pass in the night or day
time, either, 10c TO ................20o
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17
Correspondence Tablets

2Sc, 9Sc, Ac
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18


Rev. John r. Quinn. pastor Of the
Catholic cathedral Of Sacramento. COM
plains Of the way In which some news
papers deaf with questions In which
the church he represents ~ Interested.
lie has issued a circular TO his flock.
In which he says
eve Catholics arc. In this city u
Sacramento. Victims or an uniuannorly
press. Every morning and evening we
are In danger of finding our religion,
persons. places and things most sacred
90 us. made objects uf public acorn We
pay twice g cents each month Tor the
privilege OF learning what fools ana
how contemplate we are In the eyes VI
our urlghbo-a"
We do not know what special fca-
lures of the press the reverend gentle.
man refers to. but the general prlnci-
pie involved can hardly be disputed. II
It u true that members Of the catholic
Church. or any other church. support
financially any agencies by which that
which 10 sacred 20 them H. aygiemntlc-
ally held up 20 Hcofn and fldlculo, they
are clearly guilty Of double dealing.
which. In ordinary AFFAIRS Of NE would
be strongly condemned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18
Tnr "woRLD,sn FORUM.

The New York world has made what
II regards as "a new departure In jour
nallsm." II has opened q weekly Edi-
toriai Forum. In which timely topics
arc 90 be- discussed In ave minutes talks
by famous mem In last Sundays issue
VI the World. she Forum ~ occupied by
Ex-prcHidcnt Grover Cleveland. Gcneinl
Funston and Frank n. stockton on the
question of our Philippine policy Prof
charles a. YOUNG dllatcs on the metc-
orlc shower. Dr. G. ". parkhurat re-
Views tho Mazct Investigation. Women
In journalism 81 discussed by Margaret
y. RanEatcr. The dinner question IL
dllitod upon by Dr. J. H. Salisbury.
and the Bocr trouble BY Paul J.. Ford.
These form the chief subjects present
ed In tho Forum and they prlve great
attraction In the big Sunday World.
II Timely topics continue 20 b. discussed
from different Htandpolnts In this de-
plrtmcn,. the varied Views presented
VIII b. Of great value and general IN.
torcsl, The reader win have the OPP
portunlty Of studying public questions
with llEht shining from different dlrcc-
iions. and then be left without bias
from tho World 90 form his own con-
illusions. n that paper will obtain
contributions from competent rather
than merely famous" men. II VIII ac-
complinh more in the desired direction
than by depending upon great names
for its attractions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18
rnn COMING MESSAGE.


A great deaf Of interest will center In
tho part Of the coming Presidential
message 10 Congress. dealing with the
Philippine question. The Chicago
Tlmcs-Herald's Washington corro-
bpondent has learned that this portion
Of II ia mastery statement Of the
facts. beginning with the historical vlc-
tory Of Admiral Dewey and ending with
the present situation.
lie says the President makes no spec
lie recommendation as 10 the future.
because he regards this as . question
TO be settled by the legislative branch
rather than the executive. but he sug-
Rostn. In general way the advisable.
~ OF the passage by the two houses Of
a Joint resolution declaring IL 60 be tho
purpose ~ the United States 10 sub
due the lnsurroction. In ease the insur-
rcctlon be rtill In existence, ana then to
give the Philippines good government
and the largest measure OF local self
government which they may appear
worthy Of.
But although the President makes no
declaration OF policy In the message,
q 10 understood that there Is In admin
lstratlon circles perfect agreement 40 %
what the policy ought 90 be. In the
svicw of the government a governor
should be placed over the archipelago
with absolute authority lu am clyll uf.
fairs. leaving the military under the 40,
rcoton Of nm experienced general hlI
| duties being confined 10 the suppression
~ any disorder that may arise. The
various important Islands ore TO h6 kept
apart, each under O government OF lt'
own. and the solf-goyernmut within
those islands 60 be developed aa a lcea'
autonomy only, its only relations 10 th,
government OF the archipelago being
through tho governor Ut Manila.
In other words Il f. hold that. ON oc,
count Of tho differences In race and
other characteristics, local govern,
mont suitable 60 one part ~ The lHlaudi
might not be suitable 10 another, lind tn.
policy therefore calls Tor che srgrrru,
ton OF the archipelago into several lis,
rlcts. each one to us dealt with OFFS cir,
cumNaucoa may require. uiumltsi,
they may Doc welded into one Phuippln,
nation. TO be given autonomy or pro,
vldcl Tor otherwise, ga Congress may
rec ht
Ibis policy II correctly outlined
should remove every objection advance.
against tho proceedings m the Philip,
pines, u takes into due confederation
he powers and responsibilities OF Cong
rw, aud the needs OF the people thai
inhahlt the late Spanish colony. It De-
elarea the intention OF this country 1,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

Mormon" mind. ana f1mt,hing TO De
acquired and cstabn1,i in ppe'e''
Among the Mormon, chiIdrtn af, 's
ie'mcd blessing fron ,he Lord lnes
are taught TO rcRard With horror 'ne
modern frcnch and Aniriean m'l" -,
or family limitation. 4 ths "chHsuAn
women Of the coun,ry who are lsnot-
anily lighting n phaftom. ana permit
iinT thcmaoivos to J. worked into q
frcnzy over a sunnoi,l dang,r 20 'he
home which has ~ real existence.
would turn their tuatIon 20 ev.a
around them which iusfy assah me
family aud conaoqa.ady The home,
they would have sor.,h.ng real and
tangible against which 10 exercise iholr
womaniy influence.
Ex-senator John J insi'It 90 q rc.
cent paper IN the N Louis Republic
dl,cuHrca the question % the Advance
Of Women. lie make DE annexed fc-
mafksi
'As the opportunitl.f Cor 1tlf-support
ahu i.ce lite multiply. mafuafe pr rec
Flrd.i with incrcaslnr lal.nefgneg un
400 ouerl iuxuridsi cfiablishinont.
nc nome idea seems D. D. iading lrgin
American life. Fam De- are growing
smaller by solf-llmlthtan children are
e.s welcome, not aiire 90 landlords.
put 10 PARENTS also. Housekeeping q
hornmlnu daily mura nrulL and soon
VIII De- imnoHflblo. 81 fi Cor the opus
hclp,
"'rhe Irresistible tsaiency to hotel.
anartmeni-house and club llfo o. intel.
hflhlc We move nioff ihc line OF least
resistance. ana the me- woman o. max
ING cvory other mod. v existence In
convenient or impructnbIe."
That u a mild riai r,nt Of the con-
diuons that confront American society
We VIII not stop ne 10 touch upon
the evils OF tenement ne ln the great
centres of "christlat civilization nor
upon the homeloas cotiltlJn " millions
Of people through " Chhstcndom.
That would take 10 BOZ much space
and comnlicate the failect, The great
fact TO be kept In vlsu d. that the loud
cry for the proicctlor q the home dr
which the women n MS country arr
20 strongly Joining 10 d. chorua) thai
h. now raised In the ssort 20 exclude
from Congress- the ut,h Representative
la devoid " reason lal VIII rebound
upon those who partIpato in the
clamor The "Mnrner religion pro-
moicH pcrpotuatos 40 glorines The
home and n a staudirr protest against
lia dissertation and % daoadencc now
threatening the Amer 90 nation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18
DEsERET EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IS. 1899

give the fullest measure Of liberty COM
patible with tho true interests Of all
parties concerned
The Philippine question IL not the only
one with which the coming Congress
VIII have 20 deal. Plans OF govern
mcnt will have 10 be- formed Tor IIa-
wall and Porto Rico. and some provla-
ION must be- made Tor tho future 81
cuba. There are financial measures 10
be- considered. and the change In the
shipping ana postal laws made nccos-
sary by the new conditions. cougroas
viii have but little time to waste on
personal matters and affairs Of a trivial
character 10 will be-, perhaps. the most
important gathering Of the national le-
glaiaturo since the clvil war.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

That the meeting OF the kaiser and
the czaf at potadam has % political SIG
nincnncc u not In relation 90 the
Trnnavnnl war at least with reference
to the existing diplomatic situation as
affected thereby, seems To- be- the opin-
ion ~ the hest Judges, although the
purpose Of the meeting, Of course, must
remain "a matter Tor conjecture, Con-
nidcrlng the openly friendly relations
which Kaiser Wilhelm now nustaina TO
Great Britain. II ~ pronumnble that the
cznr was the one OF the imperial pair
who had "a request TO make, n the pur-
pose Of his Interview was to sound the
kaiser as 10 the attitude OF Germany
regarding "a Russian policy OF aggrea-
sion In india or the orient, now that
Great Britain is busy IN South Africa,
there can be little doubt as TO the an
uwer he received.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

The congratulations u the whole ma
ton Will 80 to tho grnat admiral and his
bride. nud tho wish VIII be universal
and heartfelt that they may enjoy "A
Indy whom Admiral Dewey has chosen
for hls wife enjoys tho reputation NJ
being an Ideal woman handsome, cul-
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every trait that renders American woe
manhood adorable and admired and cs-
termci hy AN who know hor. She Will
preside with grace and elegance over
tho now home they are 90 occupy az
WaahingtoH, ana WIN make IL a centcr
from which VIII radiate the best ~ 500
clnl nnuonccH on tho ne OF the capital
ana 90 fhD nation