The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-06
'HAI FAKE INTERVIEW
With Dewey Is Stirring Up
the Whole Of Europe
FILIRINOS WANT To- BUY
Property Adjoining the Philip
plnes-Dr outh In India

SUES arc cereu AoE the NtSAt uA Altc EESHC8
minister OF foreign aaIrs. II. Delcasse. 70
ST. Petersburg. II h safe to assume & has
reference 70 the present unsettled condi-
ton Of European politics. The appear
anee OF the United States as q world
power Is primarily responsible for this
disturbance. and there are repeated Sans
OF latent friction between Germany and
the United Safest he latest being Adj
miral Dewey's alleged warlike statements
which give European statesmen cause for
uneasiness and are regarded as the mo-
tive for Emperor Williams overtures for
a reapproachmsht with France. Francs
Is sim sarting under the humiliation q
the Fashoda affair. and h inclined %
meet Emperor William. n once convinced
that the Russian alliance has no real
value. The primary object Of M. Del
cases. therefore. Il to get public evil
| dence that the alliance holds good. BY
persuading the car to visit the Paris ex-
position Of 1900. and also. By personal
contact with the Russian court and
statesmen. 20 ascertain TO What sxteat
the alliance may be relied upOn.
lord Pauncefote. the British ambas-
sad,I TO the United States continues to
receive numerous congratulations on his
elevation to the peerage. A re3rcscnta-
tive OF the Associated Press yesterday
saw piles of letters and kilograms on his
table. but. singularly. none has yet ar
rived from America The ambassador
said: Naturally. | am averse 20 trum-
peting my work at the conference. little
can be said that she world does rot
know already. But can express my
solid conviction that a tangible com-
mencement has been made IN new NTH
ods OF international dealing. especially
in the settlement OF the grave issues
which are bound 90 arise az times he
tween nations. II would bo manifestly
out OF place for me to disc7ss the Alas
kan question. I am not SURE ran thor
oughly conversant with the later dSvel-
opments. But the good sense. thet ana
wisdom IL the dipiomatists on both sides
are sufficient guarantee OF q final. hon
orable settlement. am afraid excessive
praise has been rendered FOE the good
Understanding which exists between the
two countries. but q - assuredly latter
ing and n would be affeetation on my
part % appear TO ignore me happy
change which has come about recently
and no one II IN better position 20 rcc3a-
nIze than the ambassador. Owing 10 the
propagation. shall be unable 90 take
my seat during the present session OF
parliament. but viii 30 to wIndsur -
1iss hands. In the ordinary course
Count ana Countess Bonl - CastsltRna
and their party on board the steam yaslR
FailahaIla have certainty been the social
success Of C0wss Wcsk. Their triumph
eliminates ID tho dinner they gave on
the vessel THURSDAY 10 the Prince q
w5les Everything connected with the
yacht and tho French people abaard were
the smatost possible The copntssss d
Cas,elisne and the FRENCH women Accom-
panyfng her completely kciipeed the Eng
lish women They were perfectly dressed
on every occasion. white the majority %
English beauties appeared IN most insas
propriate lashy costumes The arrival %
the, ysIhslla's gig az she Royal Yacht
squadron landing stage was always the
event OF the afternoons 20 the onl0oksrs.
II n a six-oared gig and the sailors wear
the ordinary French sailors cosiume-lit-.
tie round white oaps with rod tassels.
white jumpers over blue and white striped
Jerseys. and white dUck trousers. Ths
counts appearance excites almost az great
interest ne the Women's. lie ucars gen
eraay a white linen yachting sui; ard his
hair II always 40 beautifully Arranged
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term "sociaIistIc legislstson. tbs tar
payers are IN arms against IRE psospsc-
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such q measures could never - FsDeai~d
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