Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-16
FnE GLOVES OF oMR pAsHA
BY a. T. " [

,lnce, young mn presented
,ilnself at Widden and asked
or Hussein Pasha, he command
int of that place This young
pan Was as handsome as q wo-
Nan, and as imposing as a demi-
>ed His completion was white
I'D clear, his eyesboft and pene-
Eating, and his fom slender and
Agorous. The Tlrks, who are
Rpsrstitious sbou countenances,
ceived him with cordiality, and
pinted out to hm the Pssha's
welling.
* Hussien had bncamped be-
70 Widden in } superb tent
be young unkrpwn presented
mself for an audience Just as
aissein awoke In a very bad
smor.
f'What do you want?" asked he,
hghly, Of the lmportunate so.
bitor.
ITO enter the service of your
cellency."
4 have too many servants al
dy. Co."
IL Turkey men Of the most
1Ible condition may offer pre-
ts eeNa grea nobleman, with
infringing upon customs.
young man drew from his
pket a small package, carefully
sloped, which he handed to
Pasha. entreating him to ac-
Z it.
What sre these?'' said the
ha. when he had opened the
kage.
Gloves. your sxcellency."
And OF what use are thsy?"
When you march in the sun,
rays will not burn your hands
bse Of Hussien were very
to-, and when you hold the
lle Of your horse, your fingers
not be wounded by the hard
. OF the leather =
Aud how are these gloves put
he young man put glove on
Pasha's hand.
Now the other"
he young man complied
Dssin then clapped his hands
30 times. and held them oveI
head, while the officers Of his
Q entered and looked wonder
y at the gloves
hanks to these, which were a
time the admiration of ths
hs and his staff, the unknown
admitted 70 the service o.
sein and became his confden
aid f-ds- camp.
low this unknown youth wal
hAel Hsttas. originally from
alta, formerly sub-inspsctor o.
ges and causswsys in Austris
present Omer Pasha, genera
bhief Of the Ottoman army
came this young man with.
country, this fugitive with
enQurces, this German turn
- TURK, TO risk his future dss
on q pair of gloyesa Thil
bry is not less curious thar
Of his audience with HussieI
hs.
be fourth sou of Peter Hattas
or and noble Austrian lieu.
mt, Michael was in his child
] 90 delicate thai he livet
by prodigy Of materna
At eighteen he was ap
ted superintendent Of th'
ges and causeways Of Carif
At twenty he was nomi
"a sub.inspsctor at FARO, ii
malta. Compromised in
Eical affair, he exiled him
and gained the Turks
tier, with 9 few sequins in hi
ret.
he first Ottoman village whicl
raveEsed being Omer- Unas
bok the name Of Omer wit
urban, and advanced at rar
into the provice Of Bosnia
wAgoners met him, attacl
lon, robbed him. took ava
his clothes, aud left him al
naked on the public roat
asant furnished him with
Ient and q little money. H
sd thus at Boujalouko. wher
htered the shop Of q merchan
| brk.
Ire q consolation awaite
which had nearly turne
from the arduous path
b lead TO glory The mer
( had charming daughter
perceived it by the beating
1 heart. The young girl, o
part, could not see withor
Non this exile pursued b
this brave and skillful eng
reduced to the condition {
1r, this white and delicai
saergstic and valiant hant
hh trembled ut holding o pc
bad OF sword. The tw
be- people understood eac
d without speaking. and II
br comprehended them in b
without needing their CO..
bee.
Inc fine morning he sent
br two Caskets-the one col
I'D q wedding-ring and Il
intorv OF his business, Il
br q purse full OF gold and
hascens saber. Omer divine
Jchoice which was offered
the fortune Of the mercha
4 the hand of his daughter,
arturs and a military life, wi
expenses Of the journey to 4
fest camp.
Amer kent the book and h