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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-20

prince. Truly can he say with the
grand monarque "Letat c'est mol
Prince Nicholas OF Montenegro is a
picturesque and remarkable figure
among the potentates Of Europe, among
whom he is the only autocrat Of a
purely patrlarchal type. He IL a sort
or Pooh Bah and Mlkad0 rolled into
one, and Is practically his own premier
and Judge OF the supreme court, and Is
both practically and theoretically his
own lord chancellor and commander In
chief.
The prince, in fact. is the supreme
head OF the State. There Is no repre-
sentative system, not even rural com
munes. There II no control, no law, no
budget. The country IL divided into
so many districts. which are composed
OF a certain number OF sub-distrlcts,
governed by projects who are called
captains and who are generally IN
trusted with both civil and military
power The authority exercised by these
captains Is not accurately defined, for
there are no laws regulating the exer-
else OF their jurisdiction.
The administration Of justice Is pc
culiar. There are no laws, the viii OF
the prince being supreme. Minor cases
are decided boy the captains. There are
courts Of first instance In the chief
towns Of the large districts and a
supreme court at the capital. Cettinie.
THIS Is at the same time court OF FIRST
Instance and q court OF appeal. from
whose judgment, however, there Is a
further appeal TO the prince himself as
absolute master.
The prince dwells in n red
tiled mansion In the capital. Cettinje
Is a queer little town. numbering
about two thousand inhabitants. and Is
little better than a mountain village.
Though cettinJe Is not the largest town
In Montenegro, still II is the center OF
that principality by long custom and
right, and has been for many centuries
the focus OF the national life and the
last stronghold OF the people In their
long warfare against the Turks. Under
tree in front Of the modest palace
at cettlnje, Prince Nicholas may
be seen any day surrounded by his
ministers and dignltaries " this court.
deciding the affairs OF state. Here the
prince himself. like King Solomon. de-
llvers judgments on the differences OF
his ubjects-judgment from which
there Is no appeal and which cannot
BE- questioned. But che prince not only
makes his country's laws, but he makes
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Princess Anna and her sister, Princess
Helen, are great favorites with Queen
Victoria. The marriage OF Prince
Danilo brought the house OF Petrovltch
OF Montenegro into close connection
with a reigning German house, but II
does seem hard luck that In this time
OF need Prince Nicholas can neither
collect Jutta's doWry nor be able TO
borrow from any OF his powerful con-
nections. Perhaps the valuable we'd
ding presents that European monarchs
ehowered upon Prince Danilo's bride
will have to be sacrificed to put bread
IN the mouths Of hungry soldiers
WHY MONTENEGRO CANNOT Dor.
ROW.
But this Is not the first time In re-
cent years that Montenegro has gone
begging for money among the nations
OF Europe. The Montenegrins are good
fighters and know well the arts OF war,
but have not yet learned the arts OF
peace; in fact, they look with con-
tempt upon them. The trade Is In the
hands OF the Albanians, who are an
Industrious and thrifty race The
Montenegrins themselves hardly take
the trouble 10 cultivate the little land
they posses. The country itself even
with a good harvest, never produces
sufficient grain for the national con-
sumption. A certain quantity has to be
imported. II Is no wonder that a
country so lacking In resources, with
so little cultivated, so 20 speak, hnds
Il biscuit 10 raise loans.
Repeated attempts have been made
BY the government OF Montenegro with
IN the last few years TO raise money In
Europe and II has attempted 10 fioal
a number OF impracticabe schemes, but
always without success, although large
rates OF interest were offered. How
this interest was 10 be paid has always
been question that has staggered
European insnclers. And until the
Montsnegrin government can explain
II will 20 begging among the nations
OF Europe.
Before the Russo Turkish war OF 1876.
rs, In which the Montenegrlns gained
their independence, but little ready
money was required. The people livec
from hand TO mouth, and from time q
time supplemented such resources al
they had By predatory excursions int
Turkish territory. But now the Monte
negrin finds that he requires cash q
pay ioI dTAlCltS nlpNlfN' HVih oRiNeN
Is well as for the payment OF taxes
In fact, an economic revolution IN {
small way has taken place Expense
have increased and revenues diminish
ed. perpetual adaptation to environ
mentr says Herbert Spencer. lis IN
law Of llfe.' but the Montenegrlns hav
not yet learned how 10 adapt them
selves to new conditions-to the en-
vironment OF peace.
Perhaps the Montenegrins have en-
t,rely 100 patrlarchal form OF gov
eminent and lean too much upon 4
and Il may be that this Keeps thet
from developing and keeping abreast
the times. For when the government {
Montenegro Is spoken Of. this means ID
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arrayed the fashionable women-young
and od--agalnst them, and the men OF
the families, without exception. II was
an unfortunate venture OF The Post In
everything but business. II did not i'm
pair that, but II did cause II to lose
heavily In both sympathy and prestige.
But. putting that aside, wherein did
The Post err? The News will scan its
columns for the past two years. II is
not worth while TO go back Of that per-
Tod. Nearly all Of its fights have been
political The Packer episode, what
ever the merits OF Packers case, is only
TO their credit. II was an open effort
10 release from confinement a man who
has been In Jail for more than twenty
years. He Is in jail, convicted Of muir
der, committed at time when all ad-
NIT he was probably crazed with hum
ger and exposure. There are many ex-
cellent PEOPLE who are quite convinced
tina. he was not guilty OF murder, and
that lrst, his companions we're shot
by one Of the unfortunate group that
had been lost and were starving In the
snow-co covered mountains IN midwinter.
far away from succor and that Packer
killed him Just In time to save his own
life. BE that affair whatever II was.
the efforts Of Bonills and Tammen for
Packers release was splendid exhibit
ton OF human sympathy. though, true
1t Is, that sympathy may have been
misplaced.
The 9olitlcal fights that Bonfils and
Tammen waged were invariably on the
side OF the people. They were against
the creed OF Denver corporations, in
uenehed and fortified with years Of I'M
interrupted sway and the employment
Of phenomenal profits wrung from a
bound and helpless people.
Let the public clamly review these
struggles and pass In array the meas
ures and men against and for whom
they fought. stand them out boldly,
so that they will cut cloudless mental
vision. and note them on memory's
pages-publc oflici Is who had be-
trayed in vital public measures their
constituencies; public officials who were
pledged In honor TO resist certain cor
poration aggressions, and who gave EVIL
dences OF casting honor aside to ac-
cept corporations dirty brlbes pu-
lic officials who were plainly guilty Of
duplicity and falsehood. public officials
who bore the marked visage Of the hyp-
oCrite and assumed the mask OF vir-
tue with which 10 grossly betray the
public; CORPORATIONS who, with I'M
blushing effrontery, violated contracts,
made the public subjects OF their ex-
tortlons; that corrupted electors and
hesitated at no crime to carry out their
conspiracies-eyery one OF them against
tle public welfare and for their own
lawless enrichment These were the
fights they made, and the News wishes
tins, its opinion, 10 be carried to them
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It Of the Balkan penInsula bad fal.

part OF the Balkan peninsula had fall
len under the sway OF the Ottoman.
Gladstone said that the traditions OF
Montenegro exceeded In glory those OF
Marathon and Thermopylae. and all
the war traditions Of the world"
Although the present dynasty Of
which Prince Nicholas Is the seventh,
has existed a little over 200 years, Mon
tenegro dates Its independence three
cnturies earlier. When the old realm OF
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MONTENEGRO ISDEAD BROKE

State Can't Even Borrow Money at 20 Per Cen'~A ro-
lltico- Financial Situation that Throws In the shade
the Fiction OF Comic opera Stage.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-10-05
Beveridge Throws on the Mask.

Senator Beverage of Indiana makes
no conceslment of the republican plans
with respect to Cuba.
ave are regenerating Cuba, he saws,
land when our preparatory work is done
we shall have given Cuba such civil
government as her situation may de-
mand, under the stars and stripes.
"Resolved," said the congress of the
United States, a. THAT the people
of the island of Cuba are and of right
ought to be free and independent. A.
That the United States hereby dis
claims any disposition or intention to
exercises sovereignty, jurisdiction or
control over said island, except for the
pacificstiOn thereof, and asserts Its
determination when that ls accom-
plished to leave the government and
control of the island 10 its people"
Senator Beverage on behalf of his
party and with Its sanction now repu-
dates these solemn declarations of the
congress of which he is a member.
He practically denies that the people
of Cuba are and of right ought to be
free and independent.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-10-05

The old game of coercion and in
timidation is already being worked
in the city of Chicago. For instance
railroad agent who had been in
the employ of the company for
years was seen wearing Bryan
button by an official of the road.
lie was asked why he wore the
button and the reply was that it
represented his sentiments. "IIadn't
you better put it away?" said the
official. "Not l." said the agent,
and in few days he got his walk
ing papers. How much farther can
railroads and big corporations go?
When the right of suffrage is thus
taken from the common man, or he
IS given the choice of losing his job
or becoming a voting tool, the
boosted freedom of this country has
lost one of its fundamental primer
pies. But that seems to be what
II Is coming TO in these days Of greed
when the man with money imagines
that he is the whole thing.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-10-05
Young Hudson Declaims.

The republican club WAS given del
ssrte exhibition with gestures made
to order last Friday. 1t was sort of
dramatic tragedy. The young man evi,
IDENTIFY has the idea that an ELUSIVE
chest tone covers multitude of sins
of omission and commission in pub
lie discussion. The young man Is q
clever fellow. The fact that be is o
son of his father is sufficient to pardon
his short comings. He needs to learn,
however, that a campaign speaker is
expected TO produce ideas and srgu-
ments in his natural way and that
glittering generslities are most likely
10 hit the air 1t was simply declsm-
alton, lacking even the first principles
of direct address. Young Hudson
should take kindergarten instructions
on campaigning under the tutorshIp of
his father.
H. q. Thsyer and Atty. Hess each
made short talks after which young
Hudson followed with his defamation.
About one hundred persons were pres
ent at the meeting.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-10-05

A writer in the Ligonier Leader
gives the following good advice:
"Post yourself all you can on poll
tics, and have decided views and eX-
press them as freely as you desire.
Life is too short to allow your poll
tics or a politician to get you at log
gerheads with one who might
bring pleasure in social way.
There is class of political buck
sters who profit by creating discord
among business men. They have
nothing to lose, and if they are able
to make you an opponent they hope
to enlist you in their fight for office
and spoils. While you may differ
from your neighbors politically in
other matters you may get along
joyously and be of much help and
benefit to each other. You have
your own opinions on politics and
they are decided. Allow others the
same privilege"
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-10-05
Decline To Accept.

The Logansport and Burlington
Turnpike Co. have declined to abide by
the decision of the board of appraisers
that we're appointed by themselves and
the commissioners at their request, and
refuse to accept the price agreed upon
for their interests. As the law pro-
hibits the commissioners from offering
OF paying any more than the amount
agreed upon by the appraisers, negO-
tistions for the present are off. The
next move will probably be suit to
compel them to make certain repairs
which, if they neglect or refuse to do
within given time, will result in the
cancellation of their charter.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-10-05
An Unexpected Response.

Two republican lawyers of this city
were out in one of the small towns TO
make speeches few evenings ago and
they tell the following story on each
other. Their audience was made up
of the substantial farmers of that
vicinity and the speakers were given
an attentive hearing, receiving frequent
applause. The last speaker in bis per
Grafton said. snow, gentlemen, what
will you do on the 9th of November y
expecting a reponse that would seem
to them fitting climax to their grandl-
louuent oratoricsl efforts. The farm
ers stood up aud almost TO man
sh )uted, "Vote for Bryan"
Bend Times.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-10-05
ConSuIIlp tioIl

is, by no means, the dreadful
disease it is thought to be
in the beginning.
1t can always be stopped
in the beginning. The trouble
is F.: you don't know you've got
it ; you don't believe it; you
won't believe it till you are
forced to. Then it is danger
Gus.
Don't be afraid; but attend
to it quickly you can do it your,
self and at home.
Take SCOTS Emulsion of
Cod Liver Oil, and live care
FULLY every way.
This is sound doctrine,
whatever YOU may think or
be told; and, if needed, will
save life.
II you have not tried 1t. send for
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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-10-05

After profound study of the
trust question Senator Beveridge has
found three trusts which he consid
ers desirable, namely, the reaping
machine, the department store and
the big railroad combination. He
wants them all preserved. Ills ar
gument has rarely been equaled.
lie says that reaping machine is a
good thing, which is true. But he
argues from that that reaping ma
chimes should be made as dear as
possible to the farmer by shutting
out competition. That is what his
proposition amounts to. Because a
reaping machine is a good thing, a
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-10-05
Bourke COchran's Itinerary.

The following itinerary for Bourke
Cochran was announced last week al
national democratic headquarters:
Sept. 90, Chicago; Oct. 1, jacksonville
Oct. 2, Aurora; Oct. 4, Indianapolis
Oct. D, Evansville; Oct. 6, st. Louis; Oct
y, Kansas City; Oct. 8. Omaha; Oct. 10
Burlington, Iowa; Oct. IL, Davenport;
Oct. II, st. Paul, Oct. IL, Milwaukee;
Oct. 10, Oshkosh; Oct. IL, Detroit; Oct
IL, some other place in Michigan; Oct.
Is, Fort Wayne; Oct l6. LOgansport;
Oct. 20, Terre Haute; Oct. %, Louis
Vile; Oct %, Cincinnati; Oct. "a, Wheel
ing; Oct. %, Cleveland.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-10-05

The republican papers think 1t IS
horrible that a gang of miners in a
western mining town should meet
"Teddy's" gang of tin horn rough
riders with Kisses; and when told
BY Wolcott they ought to be spat
upon and by Roosevelt that they
were towards, that they should AS
sault the Roosevelt party. But
those same papers had nothing to
say, four years ago. when Col.
Bryan went, unostentatiously, to
Cambridge, Mas, and was mobbed
by college students. 1t is not for
gotten in Rochester, either, that
when Bryan was here that gold
badges were impudently Haunted
by all who would condescend to
help to precipitate i'll feeling. In
the estimation of some republicans
it is all right to insult and abuse
democrats, but 1t is vicious to do the
same thing to republican. How
ever, the masses of the people have
always admired Col. Bryan's spirit
of charity, federation and courtesy
toward his political opponents and
only last Sunday he requested his
political friends at Lincoln to re-
move his pictures from their win
dows on Oct. ?, Gas a matter of
courtesy to the republican candidate
for vice president, Col. Roosevelt,
who visits the city on that day"
Would Roosevelt or Mckinley
show Col. Bryan such courtesy ?
Rochester Sentinel.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-10-05

Frank ). Monnett, ex-attorney
general, Of Ohio, a republican says:
"l do not see how the Republican
party can escape punishment this
fall. The platform of the Republi-
can party in Ohio strongly con-
dennis the trusts and their unlawful
methods. / was elected as attorney
general of Ohio on such platform,
and as an officer of the state and a
representative of the party ! carried
out as best could the platform of
the party. Yet | was not supported
in this by many of the leaders, and
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-10-05
Population Of States.

Director of the Census Merriam said
recently that the announcement of the
population of cities is practically com
pleted, as no bulletin will be issued fol-
a town under $4,000. The bureau, he
said, probably would begin next week
announcing the population of the states
The first will be Arkansas and there
after they will be issued in alphabetical
order, beginning with Alabama. 1t lie
thought that all of the states will be
given out before congress assem- bles
The returns from the several states
will also show the population of cities
under % ZOO.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-10-05

In his great speech at Elmira, \.
:, Tuesday night, the Hon. David
b. Hill said: 81 call the attention
of the nottingham to the fact that
for the first time in the history
of the country, one of the great po-
litical parties, to wit, the Democratic
party, has adopted plank IN its
national platform favoring the es-
adjustment of department of la
Dor in the cabinet of the president.
If this proposition shall meet the
approval of the American people
BY the election of the democratic
candidates, department of labor
will be established, which will aid
materially in advancing the inter-
ests of workingmen and adding 10
the importance and dignity of labor"
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-10-05
Satan the Original Expansionist.

"Wsr was invented by the devil for
the purpose of expanding his dominions.
He was the first expansionist, the first
imperislist. He takes US up into an ex-
ceediDQly high mountain and shows us
many kingdoms of the world, and says
all these snail be ours and the glory of
them if we will bow down and worship
him. May we in this time of tempt
tstion be given strength to reply, as
did the Prince of Peace, Get thee be
hind me, Satan. "-Anson Phelps Stokes.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-10-05

Delivers Strong Argument Against Work
ings of Trust

Delivers strong Argument Against Work
ings of Trust
The Hon. Charles L. Drummond,
democratic candidate for attorney gen
ersl, spoke 10 big audience at The
court house in Anderson last Thursday.
He made one of the most remarkable
speeches ever delivered In Anderson.
For two hours he held the big audier ce
as he pressed the Indictment home that
the Mckinley III anna crowd are simply
the tools of the trusts. Cheer after
cheer greeted the eloquent speaker as
he piled up evidence To prove his indlct-
ment Anderson people know the eff
fects of trusts aud d discussion of their
operations never rails to be interesting
a hundred names were added to the
Bryan Stevenson club at the meeting,
making the club one of the largest in
the state
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-10-05

y report is current that President
Mckinley and Secretary of State
Hay have become estranged and
that the latter will retire from the
cabinet Immediately after the cleo
ton. 1t is said that differ ences of
opinion regarding the governments
foreign policy is the cause of the
arrangement.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-10-05

Ex-senator German says that
while ne does not believe that either
party has made canvass that will
warrant conclusion as 10 the prob
able result Of the election, there is a
very decided drift in favor Of the
democrats, which justifies the hope
that Bryan will be elected.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-10-05

reaping machine trust is good
thing. He might have continued
his list indefinitely. Sugar is a
good thing, and therefore the sugar
trust is good thing. Coal oil is a
good thing, and therefore the Stand
ard oil company is good thing
There are other people who fondly
imagine that it is better for all good
things to ne made as cheap as pos
sible so that the largest number OF
people can have the benefit of their
use.-lndianapolis Sentinel.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-10-05
Hibbard Club FOi med.

Over hundred people greeted ATTY.
l.. Nj. Lauer at Hubbard last Thursday
and listened to democratic argument
straight from the shoulder for an hour
and forty minutes. A club was formed
with forty-fve members. The officers
chosen are Martin Lowery, chairman,
and Martin Albert, secretary. The
club will meet again next Monday
night to elect delegates to the India
napolis club convention.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-10-05
Election Predictions.

The Indianapolis sun man says:
The prohibitiOnist say they will poll
rs. 900 votes IN Indiana this fall.
The mid-road populists declare they
will get between 10000 and $4,000.
The democrats announce that their
majority will be $4,000. The republi
cans admit that their majority may
drop AZ low az 5000.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-10-05

the party organ criticised ne for do
ing just what the platform pledged
me to do. Newspapers of the state,
about 10 of them, printed paid ar
ticles criticising my actions, and
they, too, party newspapers"