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Show PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AS EUR OPE SEES HIM. Most Popular Abroad of All Our Presi dents. e. Van Norman in the Septem on Eurber Review of Reviews writes President Rooseopes attitude toward velt: fact that the attitude of thoughtful Europeans toward the United States is now, for the first time, perhaps, one of vital concern and This is, sympathetic understanding. beyond a doubt, due chiefly to the personality and achievements in states All manship of President Roosevelt. over the continent, and in Great Britain, the writer has heard the plainly outspoken opinion that the day of the of the local politician as president United States has passed, and that America has at last evolved a man of international weight and significance. He is, beyond a doubt, the most popular president in the eyes of the outside world who has ever held the office. British, French, German, Italian, Aus trian and Russian journals are quite frank in their expressions of esteem for Mr. Roosevelt, not only as a states man, but as a writer, thinker, savant 'and practical man of affairs. With the advent of the United States as a world power, a man of the stamp of President Roosevelt became necessary, they declare. Europeans regard the PresidIt is a significant TRUTH. thf werc accomplished. In i bJ.C ts Disinfect Railway Carriage matter the Panama On the Bavarian state railways thi now In the crisis in na ri passenger the Far East, are carriages the opinion among Euroregularly disinfected with The peans generally is that the pres-en- t formaldehyde. method adopted is to close the winAmerican president while dow's and doors tightly, and on the a maintaining strong, patriotic, floor of and the car is placed a pan which intensely American attitude has nevertheless a help- contains metal weights heated to a ful counsellor in the provedof civilized dull red color. A 20 per cent solution family nations. It would seem that, while of formaldehyde is then poured into President McKinley was regarded as a the pan. After been left foi having strong, successful politician, Mr. about seven hours the carriage is then Roosevelt is looked upon as a statesventilated. man, a thinker, a strenuous American thoroughly who may cause trouble to Europe, but nevertheless, the dignified head of a Kiss Once a Religious Observance. The kiss has been common among great nation. He is sometimes comto English-speakinthe German pared Kaiser, but genpeople for uncounted erally regarded as more serious than centuries. It was known even to that monarch. In the words of an Eng- those mystical, persons, lish statesman: It took William II. the who appear to have made Druids, ten years to live down the uneasiness it in some a important part caused by his accession. It has taken of their way very The observances. religious Theodore Roosevelt just one year. His utterances on race suicide are Christian kiss under the mistletoe comes down from them, and. is praised because Europe is also thinking on this subject. His books have thought to have had in years long been translated into a number of Euro- past a sacred significance. i-- a-- .... C. LYNCH, Nuncr. 'PHONE 43. some monthsi London Globe. Invention of Panama Indians. We should never have had the Pand ama hat but for the Indians of the Isthmus of Panama. y Even their secret process for seasoning the grass blades used in weaving these hats remains unrivaled. Basketmakers of the same region make baskets which will hold water without leaking another invention which is quite beyond us. quick-fingere- to-da- Persian Remedy for Extortiory They have curious methods" In Persia of insuring law and order. A failure of the crops had resulted in a dear loaf, which much enraged the populace. In order to quell the tumult, the Shah ordered a number ol bakers to receive several hundred strokes with a rod, besides a few minor little attentions, such as the amputation of an ear or two. Oldest Tortoise. The oldest tortoise in. the London Zoo has soen 350 summers. He has to be fed by hand with cabbages. o BURLINGTON ROUTE. Bank Sets Style for Clerks. Best line to Chicago, SL Louis, A bank clerk writes to the London Chronicle stating that he is afraid the Omaha end Kansas City. irritation caused by his high collar will produce a cancer under his chin. But he does not know what to do, 'for," he says, Idare not assuage my anxiety by resorting to the low or turned-dow- n variety, for I am sure I should be immediately dismissed from - . my bank. guaiiiiiAiiiAiAmiimmiuBammamiug Utah Light & Power Go. Game Ought to Be Popular A new game has just been invented in north Georgia. It takes a young man, a girl and an apple. The young man tosses the apple up In the air. If it comes down, he kisses the girl. If it stays up, he doesnt After the apple wears out new apples may he substituted. There is no time limit to the game. Atlanta Journal. INSTALLATION. I LIOTRIOALal Bell Lake Balt Lake Ogden. Witer-MOO- H. see Stea Water-60- 00 Leased Plant.... .. Water-90- 00 SAB. Salt Lake 400 80 Ogden 7 8. 1500 MAIN MCn. P. H P. H. P. H. P. Ft. Dally. MCn. FI. Dally. 8TREBT. WARNER W HlRh-Grad- DISTILLED WATER black goose, eccentric by its intelligence, perhaps a goose of genius, left the flock and planted itself before him, aud listened with lofty and solemn stare peculiar to geese, human or otherwise. When the crier moved on the goose followed, and only returned to Its companions after the round was made. It continued this attention for SALT LAX OITY. Australian Lawmakers Salaries. Australian members of Parliament 6HHW?;fUHIfHMIHHIHMHIIIIMHIIHHHia are agitating to have their salaries o raised from $2,000 to $3,000 a year, BURLINGTON ROUTE. together with the present traveling r M. M. One of them. King O'Malprivileges. Lake ATTORNEY-AT-LASalt Palace sleeping car leaves to allow the Speaker petitions ley, St Blk. Salt Lake City, Utah City daily at S:1B p. m., arrives him to erect a tent In the parliamenLouis 7: in a m. Good time to reach tary gardens, as he cannot afford to the Fair. hire a house. o Russians Evade Military Service. In the town of Yurieff, Russia, the wine and spirit stores were recently closed on the occasion of the assembly SHt Lake Fluff-Ruto join the g Works. of the soldiers called upon order. The army by a mobilization e Rererslbl apothecaries establishments, however, rom Tour Old Rage Made Carpets. remained open, and from these the Carpet Cl&fflfflP .Prompt Service soldiers obtained quantitiesAs ofa balsam, consePHONE 1800 X. which they consumed. VMUillg. 236 quence thirteen of their number died, SOUTH TEMPLE ST. and many more are seriously ill. The to the injournal that gives publicitysoldiers aie SALT LAKE ICE CO. cident states that many order in drinking the poisoned liquid that they may escape military PURE IGE garde-champet- re half-forgott- en p.cter-sketc- Title hv.atnr,. n,T8si?neo reviver, eto. Apartment: lusurea ues and makes Abstracts. wl g Nora Gleason, Savings & Trust Co. SALT lake city. Curiosity of Birds. Birds, however wary, are curious, and will approach a strange object at the risk of their lives, as wild-foshooters know. A singular instance of curiosity is now reported of a goose in a small village of the Duchy of Baden. When the Tang his bell and read his decrees to the assembled peasants, a white and i pean languages, and are read widely They are a little too obvious, perhaps, in their philosophy, Europe thinks, but sound and healthy. Europe took Mr. Roosevelts nomination at Chicago for granted, and European journals, when they comment on it, express, in general, satisfaction. Theodore Roosevelt has always appealed strongly to English men. They love his decisiveness, his fondness for sport, hi vigor. English sympathy has not generally been with the Republican party. It remained for the personality of Theodore Roosevelt to make his party better known to England For himself, Englishmen have great ent as a strong, dignified American. symnathy. They feel, said a London They believed in him as soon as his gentleman to the writer, that, if he had been an Englishman, he would have done most of the things that appeal to personalEnglishmen. The clean-cu- t undercan of the president they Miss ity be it in said, stand. and. may general, confirm but his Englishmen applaud teacher, or music ciliatory policy. An anonymous char h in the English Review of TUDIO. 'PHONE 1289 X. Reviews, at the time of his accession to MMr mo. office, said: Take Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Rhodes, Lord Charles Beresford, and John WALKER BROTHERS Burns, boil them down, until you get the residual essence, into an American Dutchman, and you have something .... Barkers. like the new president of the United W Uk City, Utah Established 1859 States. The St. James Gazette puts it in rhyme like this: J anral Banking Business Transacted. Smack of Lord Cromer. "Wy Deposit Boxes For Rent Jeff Davis, a touch of him; A little of Lincoln, But not very much of him; Kitchener, Bispiarclc, and Germanys ! J. DALY. 8,.?.ii0RN,CK' 8.RH8DvilL Bill. LYNCH. Manager a Sec. Jupiter, Chamberlain, Buffalo VICE-PRIS- T. 7 Palestine a Land of Flower BotPalestine is a land of flower anists tell us that there are 2,500 different kinds. The eastern sun gives the colors a brightness they seldom have In our hazy clime. The wild flowers are somehow localized, so that acres, and, indeed, miles, take theix hue from a single flower. o "Linen Garden Party A linen garden party was recently given by the lord mayor of BelfasL The most attractive costumes worn by the ladies were entirely of linen, and the men wore linen waistcoat The idea originated in the very successful all linen ball at Belfast last, Warren Foster sells insurance, nol year, which was given' to aid the law suits; 30 Progress building. of Ulster. the Shepard Co. on collections. staple industry Try BBAVEN A MURRY TRIO OR O CO RATH 8 ST Sts AUBRBAOH SLDQ.' Office Tel. 1180--y Res. Tel. 1254-- x CUT RATES EAST Remember that I am selling east bound excursion tickets at greatly reduced rates. Low rates to all points east Travel now while tickets are cheap. CROSHELLS TICKET OFFICE 221 Main Street, Established 17 Yean |