The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-04
FORBES OF TIE DAILY NEWS
NE VINO WROTE 7HE BrsT ACCOUNT
or 1HIs BaTTLE or PLEyN1.
A Fsmous Newspaper Correspondence Telling
thr starry OF IL. own Carrer-st~Htcvy one
Secret OF his " ost Remarkable Success.


ing with black cutihrons. 10 sen its judge
hanged In his own court house. and to bc filed
with the rroans Of women. murdered with tn
children at their breasts. We had been discuss
ing the visit Of the Prince of Wnles. who was
then at Agra. and had alrcady done much. 10y
passing OYER the scenes Of the mutuy. 10 heal
up the sears II had made.
We were joyfully asserting to an invitation 10
partake of some champagne. when the sound Of
whccls WIS heard. and a white-turbaned ser
yant presented card
MIR Archibald Forbes"
Charles Rattle the Collector induleed in the
litlr whistle which II usually reserved for such
supreme moments of surprise NJ the first track
~ u tiger or the first word Of truth in the evil
dcuoc II u native witness.
It's The corr 'spondeut ~ the London DdHV
Nnrs" said No. Met him vt AGRA and asked
him to look mo M in pnssing Bnroill,. very
decent follow. h"lirvr" AMI h. babe the
H. WIS u tall powerful man. TIL Archibald
Forr's with elua'-' rnpp,d huir. ana "a very rod
in w. loDkinr not unlik"n Rnseinn soldier Ho
shook hands lutle rhylS. and at on '' turned 90
! examine TIA" h'ohsh"lves. while The famous In
/ MT wn- lrng tapped.
| Rattle "cVen u novel YOU wrote ~ 1866
At ihi- Forbes started and luOAcd round Il lit
d" In sorry for that." said he.
/ II YOU lluNt T. sl IT, YOU 0't'l ll'N hHhs II IT,
/ an mt,mw To ct lnriN tn trihl j. "l d l'i VAT"
| agolv. md said the hoo, WINS worthy Of "a rank
! rr and only III Tor the guard room. q ono re-
! sp"t the Iip'rs was RIGHT was ia the ranks
when Wrntr IT,"
on ..r- aud oil 'inls. there WIS a ""rtnn couf-
age in this confession. and the strong man
Nv father WINS a clergyman at Elein he
! continued. ran AWAY FROM HON" and 'niisi.
ed OF course / sull. r,,i terribly at uf-t. mud
| tIut hook the tvlH of sun Tile
criticism of the Times fairly knocked mo
Bnt Won got no again. q" sad 4omc one
| "Yns; think It rather st'adicd INV rrsolu,
ton 10 be- writer. But soon d IS 'ov'rcd had
! no remarkable ability IN that line
| No remarkable ahiiyr cried another
" how then do YOU account for your astonishing
| snrtrssf'
strategy" he replied. moth ling hut strategy
never threw away chance. II there WIS oyer
ap3sSlmllty al going trsi I'M" hrrhrN, w,nt'
! u there WIS ever mop" ol srckinE iniorha-
ton. even in the caunun'- mouth, | SOUGHT u.
At the last collicry explosion IN England vol
! poration-a tickli-l job Those who had r"lH-
tyes in the pit refused tg give place Ia "a
stranger. hut | per- -te,l. had entered the
! hpsk, 4. and "" were Just h"ing swung into the
| black shaft. which was still breathing forth "a
| blast ~ smoke and flame. when hunl WIS nil
| upon my shoulder Il WIS James Greenwood {.
| ~ tn" Telegraph. lonk h"r. Forh's. sad h",
| This i- NOT fair journalism IN"r.t a. VITO and
| six children. and can't 70 down. NoU IRE u
| ha h"lur appeal 10 Nuur good fe"lug ia the
matter But his appeal w9~ cu' short ny me
w"r" descending III the midst al tie RANK
Napgrs
~ th. Mars when You .nni, M. n..,tfu' - n-krd
another
once. nnI STAYED thor.' for "A week "
Al any rate. sail Your oxnrtons in the
From IA war wrr. not wholly -trai"Sin'
w,re. - crossed TIC Channel To- Join ihr
Crown Prince of stNony'- army. determined
h.nccfnrth ndopt The tcl"rrani .fyl. Of writing
two words nni fuil Stop. Al that did. |
J,I thrnnrn sh,.r uutiuetV yns IN MS
niIn NM entered Paris u'tnr tn singn | rnt
wind Of tho surrender. slipred through he
L. rte de- ChapnIl, on "A stout but hers nag an
rod" straignt down iha Bomirvnrd M1ianin
though II was crowded with drunken National
| Gunr,is I never did "A riskirr fhiur | wan
dnr'd ain nieit niomt ths street. If liz, fi'mins.-
| stricken ritv ut, for lruakN.-f the let log 81
| ,.h,.l'.r il, u ~. ,,,, ,,, t--,',f, rj..i nf no
American Embassy -luu'i im * along m,
Bnilo,ar,l- WAS II ,pp.i i.t il,. gates lN one ui
our own German trnot~. W. -ru"i i'y IL
o. th, frontier wrIt" my dr-iHt'' IN 90, car
amt 4rriy"d ~ S'r1-nHit TO- nir for. ihr '"i"
al.uw. found "ui where Oh. '."re lived. nn-
20 nal 1T his door. hrnueDi him down ia l.-
nsi"1p Fro9q g ga 'mr NJ, w s of o T,grrq'
lay twenty flames "a word for the u,, -Sngr. IT,
dressed himself, w'nt o. consult N" nni nor,t,' =
take the ,~pni 10 at the u-ull night rates. i
contained loo words Il appeared ia ~,
Dddp A0cs neM morning and got hao i'
battalion TINT passed IN. Arc IL Triomphe-th,
first man than Entered Purs. and the second
" | thought. said * .ptif Of the party. "thn
tclo raph OH 'cs in krancr wore. open all night.
" bur ne tn war. sir. said Mr.. Forbes. witt
asprrItv' they were scarcely avrr open IN m,
day. That was my main Il nj 'ulty. When W
lay before Metz the q rmuu commanders sud
Let nothing pass out Of amp Nevertheless
AL their movements. Nil their pl ms. all the of
il,crs conversations an our festivities oven ih'
programme Of music which the band PLAYED ~
mess. app 'urrd next morn NJ in th" Ncirs
They were dumhfuund''d. Tn truth was ha,
suhorned country tel"L.rl ph master. and liV'1
outside the camp. SO ~ 10 send him my mes
sngrs. At last was detected. and now prccau
tion- were taken. On" night "a Jose went rip
ping round the moss t,thle, and am old Cul1ue
shouted out my name. Thunder and light
ming Sir said he. YOU won't uui hat IN YOU
piper Tomorrow | said nothing. but "scapet
at an early hour from the table. Nv -rrvan
met m" " ih TIA" n"w- TINT tN' usual linna %
communication were blorku bed. Ind iuy tW'
horses saddlcd. and rod" ~ NJ full Gal Hop oi
one Of them. Leading the other ey the hrdl"
After going lively" miles ~ hilh pressure.
changed mounts left thn lr-i 90 D. roads 10" inn
AMI reached tho town of Thiunvill". twenty five
ml". rom our camp IN tim" Ia irqn-m u'
ran conceive his surprise when h" -nw a.
, And whut no YOU cons der your masterpiece
| Of gnnogusiipY' uSk"d Rntile.
NJ 4 last tltft i.st.r, if,nNfur ENGLAND - li