Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-06
DEsERET EVENING NEWS. MONDAY, MARCH 8. 1899.

settled IN Monteilmar. a town on tho
river Rhonc, near his nhtiVc village. or
this town In time he otcamo mayor.
NJ Loubcts real political career began
IN ISL. when he WAS elected 10 the
national Chamber Of Deputies. The re-
public. at this time only six years
old, was hy no means secure. Bona
partisan was especially threatening.
~ fsoubct took his seat In the chamber
A. moderate republican. liz was
reelected 20 the chamber IN ih17 and
again In ISL. In 1856 he was chosen
10 represent his department IN, the
senate. In the Tirard cabinet. which
was In existence less than four months.
from December u, 1857, to Aptii 8. iSSs.
NJ. Loubet held the portfolio ut minis
ter OF public works.
on the fall Of the Frcycinnt ministry
IN lsss, President Ctrnot commanded
NJ fsoubet TO form cabinet. lie sue
ceeded In his task. taking fur himself
the post Of minister of the Interior. ~
I.oubcts cabinet took office on Feb. 20.
tSq2, aud IL stood only little more
than nine months. being ovofthrwn on
Nov. ~ Of the same year
Emile Ioubct was elected president
Of the French senate IN the year iAs6.
and reelected ON Jan. 18th last. lie be-
longs 10 the moderate republican party.
NJ. Ioubct was the leading candidate
Tor the Office to which he has been
elected. lie In n good. unaffected.
levci.hendcd man. Of honest. open life.
and far more intellectual culture than
was Faurc. lie " On advocate and
prncttccd Mt the Montllomar bar. He
ia man above suspicion. lie has had
" long and dignlfed anu useful public
lie. and ~ the last and wclFhticst con-
alteration. he was the candidate of NJ.
Clomencenu ne the fttcat man for tho
prpsidency. with ". i.nuhct installed
in the l.lyrce Gen. Nnrllnden "a less TO
h. feared In tho shape NJ military
pratcndcr than he was under NJ. faurc.
and ~ for Prince Victor and the Duo
d'priCats, their opportunity such ~ u
was. " gone.
VI. I.oubct. for having. whom premier
sent the foreign secretary, ". iiibOt
aud Admiral Gcrvnir tn Cuustrdt. u
persona grntn To- Russia.
NJ Ioubct has been made the subject
or lnnumerabic stories. most ~ them Of
character 10 demonstfltc his great
rood nature. When ht arrived trola
the youth OF France To- assume the
presidency OF the senate h. was met ut
Tho railroad terminus boy an exceeding
Is w.il dressed nnd Important lookin.
perpnunEc. whom he at once assumed
IT, be one ~ the principal officials OF the
senate. The man In question. having
greeted I.ouhst, Informed him that his
NuffiNEN WAS w WINNIE anu NNhA ~
cd him 20 u. A. soon ns l.ouhctt hht
taken his place In the vehicle he pulled
Tie skirts of his coat aside In order 90
make room beside him for his com
MARION. Noticing, however that the
latte. was about 90 shut the door win.
oit Ectting In. he Inquired why he did
not enter.
- nm going 60 ride On the box. mon
president" anid the stranger.
Nonsense. not q bit NJ e. exclaimed
~. Lnuhrt, 'you'll yet w"t come IN
side"
"nus, ycur exccioncy -'
Come ninng' insist upon n
The stranger thcfcupun took hts seat
hof ile the new president oi the senate.
who subsequently. during the course 81
the ride. discovered that his companion
was nothing but one " the fo9tincn
or mental servants Of the presidency.
n H. scarcely necessary To add lhht INC
mon was loud In bis praise OF the con.
dcsccnsion and Fcninlity OF chollemcl
t.ncour'a successor.