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The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-12-08
Henry Willard and John s~,n,on

Twenty yeats ago Henry tillafi. Aha. wasA reporter m desperate eiIe ainat,ne es, appfoae he'd ohn s,slston for employ men. ohn asked hin for d spe lmen of hia work. and Heny wrote repof, oi ire in the Bo~ery. Swlnion threw |, m he ~aste ba,kei. gave lli4id a dol af to buy hts upper and a bed iof ,he nigit and adytsed hlm to hue himself oia As d porter ,O one of the oommission houses ia Ann street Some weeks ago ~hcn s~lnton started hiA new daiiy, ; iiiaTd ~4s one of the iifs, subse fsbefa, sent the sut,- scup,ion pfiee and note to Nf Ssin- ton and n ihs letter he sarcas'iealiy te marked ,hal he had always fel, under obligation to Mir. SA,nton for gisins itn adsice which he did not foiiow Then Ssintpn wrote saffa asiis letter 4b08t |iliafd, ailudins ;o him as the golden spike ,ha, had once been z bafeioosed German boy. l. IA not kno~n what Vi hard ~lll nos de in retaliation, bat II he is znsious 10 pose as benefAe,or he will deed over to Mir S~inton a quarter sec ,ion of prane land in ,hs norih~esi corner of Dakota, where the grcz, Amercan soaalIsi can spend h,s de chning years. safe from the world and The world safe from him.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-12-08
Followed In.,rue,lons.
f~Ias S f;sngs

4 eer;a.n prominen, Assiin toper sud denly commenced 10 take his accus.ofned hbatiens while standing IT iron, of the bar instead of sitting A, the table as for merly On being asked the reason for ,his ne~ departure. he said:
 .' Ny physician has forbidden my si; : ting in saloons and drinking ,osdl>s, and so you see, have concla6cd 10 take them standing. am always very careful to follow | doctors advice to the very letter, and then if anything goes wrong, why the whole responsibility Is resting on him.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-12-08
4 Good Brother
Washington Capita

Henry James has been working hard all summer. and has produced some ex- eelIen, enleai essays. Perhaps he is working too hard, for II is to be regretted he IS under the cruel lash of necessity The fortune tha, his father was supposed 10 have ief, turns ou, ,o be very small and ar. snes has had to shoulder bur- deps Ina, have driven hsm hard and fast
 Through the ho; summer months he was often seen writing day sfser day. and all day long. in an upper room Of h,s house on Mount hernon street m bosion, An invalid brother has to be taken care of, and 70 tender and solicitous of his charge IS the novelis, that his mother says /" Henry James IS the best brother, as he was the best son, 1 have ever heard of"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-12-08

" Are you going to follow the sugges. ,ion of ,he railway officials and adopt the mean timer asked the waschmaker of Mir. Stubbins. sMean time? No. indeed My watch keeps mean time enough nov. w.n-.iIkkos Arws.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-12-08

b1dge.
 The .;h of 'lly came up brigh, and fair Da; nearly the whole day was con- sum-d n ,netieoiaal picke, firing. iacon- sequen, naneuyerIng and the burning buildings be;seen inc ines. From the parapets ot Fort Stevens both picke, lines could be seen far oa, over the beautiful landscape, decked in a.. the wealth of emerald and gold Iha, denotes the boun- teous harvest, the location beng ever and anon marked by white smoke patf and sharp crack which boded II 10 some one.
 Abou; o'clock pm. General Frank Whea,on's brigade of the Sixth corps a,- tackled the confederate skinnish line. which made a desperate resistance bu; fell back, and Wheaton had the victory, but II was purchased with the loss of ,eo gallant men killed and wounded.
 Ire nigh, closed in, and the next morning |, was discovered that General Early had moved off in the direction Of ,he Potomac, at Conrad's Ferry, where he crossed w.ihou: raolesta:ion into Air- ginia The battle Of For, Stevens was over. and the Washington authorities and cit.zens once more breaihed with freedom.
 Jcs, before General Wheaton made his charge against President Lincoln, accom- panied by his wife and several prominent officials, came on the ground in car riage without his escort, having los: that glitering bauble somewhere on the road. Seeing General Wright, he a, once ex- tended his hand, saying:
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-12-08

A strong suppor-S,imuianis-Ex- ekasg<
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-31

WHILE THE people east and wes
are rejoicing and making merry
over the rainfall in California, the
farmers of Utah are indulging in 8
good deal Of quiet satisfaction over
the doWn-pour with which the soil
has been favored during the past
few days. Not long ago the outlook
was decidedly gloomy. Though tie
winter was unusually severe in the
matter of low temperature, the
snowfall was comparatively light.
There are gulches in the mountains
where in ordinary winters snow is
many feet deep, that were until
quite recently, almost bare. at no
point from which the mountain
Streams that supply the Salt Lake
valley are fed does the snow lie at
as great depth as ordinarily at this
Hence, the present rain is
most welcome. Rain in the valley
means snow in the mountains, to |
come down later as needed for irri-
cation purposes. Utah is pleased /
hat good crops are assured in Cali
ornia, and is quite as happy over
Ter own good fortune in the matter
If rain and snow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-31

TEE SAN ANTONIO EGprssS says
chat Texas law against gambling
makes race distinctions, and it pa
%hetically laments that while the
law prohibits poker dice, jack pots,
aigh-loW, or any other kind of dice
80 dear to the American heart, under
heavy penalty, the German can play
ssixty-six," the Irishman "forty-
i've" the Frenchmau "piquet," and
che Mexican "concan" without mo-
Eestation. This state Of affairs Ger
calmly calls for a union of hearts and
and hands in defense of American
rights.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-31

A RECENT issue of American ana
Chinese Net0SIsays that China now
possesses a greater body of litera-
ture than Europe can show. 1t is
now known by all intelligent people
that the empire contains a large
and wealthy middle class; that a
Chinaman who can neither read nor
write is rarity; that the rights OF
property are everywhere respected
that education is universal, and lg-
norance reputed a crime; and that
as Chinese mandarin told the
people Of Philadelphia in excellent
English, IF, after a rule Of three
years the head of a city in China
does not improve his people in NOR
atty and intelligence, he cannot be
promoted; and if a school teacher
during the same period makes a
similar failure with his pupils, he
loses his position.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-31
Some STATES are imposing larc

Some STATES are imposing large
license fees On liquor sellers for the
purpose of reducing their number,
while others are agitating and lay
ing the foundations for statutory or
constitutional prohibition. But the
legislature Of Tennessee has in
vented an entirely new method. 1t
has passed law prohibiting the
sale of intoxicantssto minors with
out the written consent of their
parents or guardians, and to hus-
bands who are habitual drunkards,
unless the wife has given her writ
ten consent. Accorc aa to his law
true prohibition m, d begin at the
home.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-31

AN EASTERN Episcopal clergy
man takes the cake for cool assur-
ance in looking after the interests of
number one. The canons of the
church require the pastor to devote
the results of the communion
service to the poor of the parish,
leaving the method of its distribu-
tion entirely to his discretion. This
particular pastor, being about to
retire, was requested to make re-
port of the communion funds. He
reported that he thought himself
the most needy person in the parish
and accordingly had made judi.
CT )us concentration of the funds into
his own purse.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-31

A TOURIST in the Holy Land o.
served a woman, heavily laden with
domestic utensils, toiling up a high
hill, while her husband, selfish,
prouds lazy and useless as an Amer
lean Indian, rode by her side on a
donkey comparatively free from
burdens. The traveller stepped up
moved by pity for the poor woman
and asked the man why he didn't
relieve her and PVT some o. the i'm,
plements on the donkey's back. The
man coolly informed him that he
didn't have to pay anything for a
wife, while a donkey cost him Il
francs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-31

THE BILL prohib iting railroad
corporations from issuing free passes
has passed the Pennsylvania Legis-
lature with an amendment permit
ting the roads to. issue them for
charitable and benevolent pur-
poses" Hereafter, NO doubt, this
sort of bribery to Pennsylvania
state officials and legislators will
be regarded as charity or benevo-
lence.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-31

The 0AND0R Of the Denver T'rj-
5ure should be immortalized in
song if not in stone. The other day
the governor of Colorado appointed
the business manager of tie paper
10 an important Office. Whereupon
Che editor condemned the appoint
ment in vigorous terms as extremely
uuft. He said he liked the business
manager well enough, but he was
compelled, from a sense of duty to
&he public. to express his decided
convictions against the man holding
the Office thai had been conferred
r5n him,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-31

IT is evident that Maine green
packers need spelling book quite
as much as they do a political Or
9anization. A notice lately posted
in a town of that state read: "Strait
Green Back Caucas to the lost sheep
OF iseral, better known as the green
back party, are requested to meet in
She second advent Church of new
Harbor march the 10, 1888, at three
O'Clock ?. NJ. for the purpose of Sc
2ecting town officers. All green
osckerS not defunct or stained with
confusion are requested to meet in
great force. Comitte."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-31

THE OLDEST tree on earth, so far as
anyone knows, is the ''Bo" tree in
she sacred city of Amarapoora, Bur
fam. 1t was planted in 2sS B c.,
and is accordingly, 2,17l years old.
Its great age is proved by historic
documents, according to Sir James
Emmerson Tennett, who says:
TO it kings have even dedi-
Gated their dominions, in testimony
of belief that 1t is a branch of the
identical fig tree under which Budha
zecIined at Urumelya when he I'M
-1erwent his apotheosis." Its leaves
are carried away as streamers by
pilgrims. but it Isl too sacred to touch
with knife, and therefore they are
only gathered when they fall.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-31

An ORDER has been promulgated
on Canadian railroad forbidding
the drinking of liquor by employees.
Such a rule would work..well on all
railroads. It is true that most of
She accidents are due to stupidity
carelessness, overwork, and putting
cheap men into place that can only
be properly filed by high priced
men; at the same time not few of
:he mishaps resulting in the loss of
life and the destruction of property
are due to strong drink.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-31
THE CONTENTS of the HERALD

The CONTENTS of the HERALT
3his morning are as follows:
ggP PAaE-Lalest observation-disclosures
eisl, etc.
ID PAGE-Telegrsphio NsWs-A Miser'
able Mother, etc.
So PAaE-TelegEsphic News Miscel-
l&naous.
IRA PAsE-EditOrisls etc.
sra PAaE-LatesE TeIegrsms-M iscel.
1GaeoU5.
GrE -TelegrsphioNews-Ho the
Thing Works, etc.
STR PAGE-TelegrAphio NeWs-Pan-
anna Cansl-FOlger, etc,
STE PAGe-Rscing-Local Iteme,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-31

A. WRITER in the current issue OF
the North american Reoiea0 treats
on that subject Of perennial agita-
ton, the annexation of Canada to
the United States, and gives FIVE rea-
sons why the union should occur :
/, A larger ma rket for Canadian
products; 2, distrust of the future
the progress of the country has
been slower than that of the United
States; 5, the increase of expendi-
ture and debt. The former was
$1S, 900, 900 In 1868, and $4,000, 900
in 1882, with no increase of
population. The debt in 1867 was
S75,oOO,oO0, and IN 1881 $155, 100000.
The remaining reasons are embodied
in the lack Of increase Of population,
and a desire for q republican gov
eminent. No one can deny that the
rapid tendency of Canada is toward
annexation, and it is questionable if
the imperial government is very
anxious to retain it's broad do
m1niOn in America. But. If Great
Britain should object to the United
States receiving its northern neigh
Dor, and cutting it up into states,
the objection could amount to noth-
ing. 1t is predicted that within the
present generation this country will
take Canada in out of the cold, and
it is quite probable that the British
will be glad to get rid of her un-
grateful and expensive colony.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-31

DECORATIONS WON in Egypt
have already found their way into
'5he London pawn shops. AS every
English staff officer who was within
100 miles of TeI-el Kebir received at
beast three decorations, this result
IS not to be wondered at.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-31

SOME CT the Chicago newspapers
are kicking up a row because the
physicians of that city have been
detected sharing with druggists the
profits of prescriptions. The doctors
used hieroglyphies to inform TIE
compounder where to put on extor-
tomato charges.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-31

TENNESSEE, POOR and dishonest
as she is, pays a pension of SO a
month to each of her citizens who
fought in the war of the rebellion
and lost one OF both eyes, whether
ne served in the federal or the con-
federate armies.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-31

ST.. LOUIS medical men are said to
be SO certain that we are to have a
visitation Of Asiatio cholera next
summer that they have officially
sailed the attention of the city
authorities to the matter. The rea-
sons for their. cheerful 'prognostica-
stems are not stated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-31
SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD
SATURDAY MARCH 81. 1883.

zee DAILY HERALD Is published
eVery morning, Mondays excepted, o.
Rest Temple Street, near First South
Salt Lake City, by the = ERALD PRIET
NE AND PUBLJsHIge COMPANY. Sub
gCrintion price, $3.50 per snnum, post
aga included; parts Of year at III
came rate. TO weekly subscribers
collection made by carriers. &c. week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-31

GROUP, WHoOPING COUGH
and Bronchitis Immediately Re
heved by Shiloh's Cure. Soid by z
@. d. /. Drug Store. 90
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-08
"ROUGH ON RATS"
Dertrelbt Natten. Wduie, Rp!bouser,
Glie9en, auieiien. gstiwon,en. @tinitbies
,e. Is Gents. yei apotbefern.

Ser neue 3oltarif fir 3uder 1T
am eriten oieies Monats in 2raft se=
treten, unb es berridt in Golge beilen
in Der britten Dibilion bes 9letp Oorfer
3oubauies bic gr0Bte Sbdtigteit. Giele
Smporteure Sogen ibren in 3ollipei6ern
pertuabrten 3uder aus oenielben suriid,
um i'm fir ben &onium bereit gu boil
ten. Wfan glaubt, baB bic bur1 ben
neuen Sarif gefdaifene 0ur@f6nitts=
&ebuftion einen balben Gent per Pfunb
betragen tpirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-08
Die Ttorence yftabtinaalc Der 8in,
cerpHcae.

Die Florence yftebtin9alc Der Rins
oerpHcae.
Golssntes II elm Mus3us elnes an ben
DsutiGen Nsform MsGsnSsr In Gtam.
berstarst, Da., ssi&rietsnsn 9risfss:
Cine Woblthdterin.
Osfnet bic Sbire fir Re unn Wrs
Winsiow mirS bewsiisn. pab lis Die ams-
rItauif6s 8lcrsntiner Nattisau Der &in.
Der NJ. Cauon fab mir 70 Ibsr3eust,
bab mir unierer Sup" lstren werosn
gu iasen: .0sltsnft isi Wrs Winslop"
neil ns bsrislbsu tsbdlli& mar. iittr bic
psrsocs css 3abusns unb anbsre Bez
l6werlidafelttn fir Ginoer binw ea,ufom.
msn. Wrs Wtnslpw @ootina
Sprup nimmt btn &inbsrn bic Shmer
gen unc turirt Tpfsntris une Diarrbue.
II madt cen @uumsn ,art, bsfrsit Don
GatJisnpuns une brinat has 8ino sliidlth
iiber bic Yeriocs oss 3abnsnS blnuss.
Vi ttat gerabe eas. mas CT poraistt 3u
tbun, Mlss uno niht meaiasr. sDir ba.
ben einmal Mrs Dinslcw etlsben anb
fsnnsn is nur rurh itren 9 Suptin9
Sprup fur 6inprr. Wnn mir bic
Ia6t tdttsn, wiirbsn mir Fs a!S 5stlant
fur bic 6inbsr bIniellsn--pas ft aud
In Der 5bat IN. Der Syrup mirb In
allen gpottefsn ,u 25 gsnts per Giaf&s
perfauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-08

s@ Cine pbotograpbie iff cine
Grinnerllng fiirs gan5e 2eben uno fern
mobnenoen Wertpanbten fann man feline
gr6Bere Sreu6e bereiten, als ipenn man
1bnen feline photographic iiberl6idt. s.
8mbn & Co.. yforbpef=gfe bomWafn
plasa, fertigen brillante Bilber an.
Sbre 8aaerie 1T pomp6s eingeri6tet
uno NIT ben neueiten Mpparaten berie=
ben. 30,1 ,6Mt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-08

*Se6e Grau, Die 8eiunobeit uno
S60nbeit ibr eigen 1ennen m69te,
iollte beoenfen bab ale oberHd6li6en
Mittel ibre peri6nli6e Nn5iebungen gu
berei6ern, umfonlt iino. Grilhbeit
unb s60nbeit folgen nun Der @einub=
belt auf bem GuBe, uno um bieie gu err
aielen, finoet man in Grau 2D6ia 6.
pintbam's 9eilmittelu fir ole tpeibli=
den Granfbeiten oen ii6eriten Weg.
Ser bette @eit Derliert an @lanj tpenn
er aus einer i6le6ten 8alle berausz
i6eint. Sir beioe @eI6le6ter gleid
Qntpen0bar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-08

= Ser gbseorbnete Caster, beHem
@elunbbeit felt ldngerer 3eit ipenig be-
friebisens ilf, pirO iid, tpie mebrere
3eitungen meloen, bonn parlamentaria
i6en 2eben auf einise 3eit suriidSusies
ben. Gr begibt ii6 binnen flirsem, gu
feinem 8ruber nad Norbamerifa 0al=
peiton, Ser. gu einem ldnseren 9tufent=
bait; er erfilIt bamit einen alien
Wuni6, Die ameritanil6en Gerbdlt=
Mile fennen gu lernen, unb bOfft aud
in Der neuen umgebuns, grboluug gu
fin6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-08

iamnlen, ipuroe ernlt unb mo(lte lid mad
fursem geiinneu obre @ru6 wieoer fort
idleiden.
Tarner ltano auf unt ihritt auf bic
Sleine 5u, nabm lie tei Der Sanb uuo
fabrte iie in ben @arten. @r lief fie auf
cine Bant nieoerliten uno lebnte ibr oe.
senlber an bsm ulten Siridbaume. gBie
leblf bu aus, mic tiit ou auber Mtbem?
Ia9te er.
Netta bate a0es rubis seideben lai=
ien. SD mariour95 Sol3 sesangeu, jaste
iie, ben Berg binauf. Das lansmei.ise
Sinaen fonnte id nidt msbr ausbalten.
sd Bate gar nidt benlsrft, uie lanse id
seiiiesen, wie melt id sesangen mar. ia
fiel mir ein, id inalie beintfebren gu ben
9llteu, id lief immer idneller. ie mebr i'd
fab, ipie lpeit id fort mar. aber gut, oab
Sic ba iino, Serr - nun babe i9 mein
Wrrt sebalten, bin adt Gage bier 9eblie=
ben uno fann mieber fort!
Wenn bn mir iaaen fannif, mas bu
ersretfen willlt, mobin bu gu eeben ses
oentit = ionit nidt, iaste Barner. 90
1T bic 9l6rebe.
DaS weis id ieet erit redt nidt, ernie
berte oaS Wdcden; i'd weiB nur, baB id
nidt aushalte. = Sic 1tanb auf, als
mOue iie baS @eiprad abbreden, beiann
iid aber uno fubr fort: Sd Mil bamit
nidts iasen seSen bic suten wunberlidsn
alten, mie 1e mid and idelten, aber mir
wirb bier nur nod tlarer, wo5u i9 nidt
tau9e, uno gang permrrren, mas aus mir
meroen ioa. Sd benfe INNER, wenn id
10 binsinse burd bic gBelt, pem 3ufaae
nadl, 10 finoe iid mobl fir mid cine
Stellc. SIS 1T wpbl redt unpernanftis,
mas id ca ausiprede, Serr?
(Jortletuna goIat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-08

gtatur nit eittem herrli6en gmbonpoint
unb elmer junonii1en @e1talt ausge1tat=
tet f6eint ii6 bic ionft tii6tige Siinse=
rim Serplt9ores elmer etpigen Sugenb
unb unberipiiitli6en @96nbeit 3u err
freuen uno mollte buber Bis iebt ,lie=
mails ibr Nlter iasen, tuas aber bic mos
liti0ien 8ouleuaroiers ui6t binoerte,
unter einonoer 3ll aii6en, lie tpdre leit
alpan5lg Sabren siuanaig Sabre alt.
8liifli6er Weiie purbe 1ie nun fiir3li6
in elmer 8ert6tsoertanolung als 3eu=
gin porgelaoen, uno ipie 2auffeuer per=
breitete fib bieie gladridt llnter Der
flati6iii6tigen Seunelie boree, tpel6e
ein 9auptfontingent Ser 8eiu9er bes
Gbatelet bilbet, uaba! iebt beibt es
betennen, ober iie muB pegen MiBa6=
tung bes @eriftsbpfes ins @efdngnib!"
9lm beitimmten Sage mar Gaal Z i'm
palais be Suffice bre6enb boa. 8orz
meg genohener Sriumpf auf dllen Sc
f9tern! gnblid ipirb uniere Game
aufgernfen unb iie f6tp0rt bic @abr=
belt gu ipre6en. S6abenfrobes Sill
tern i'm gansen 3ui6auerraume. rSbr
Jtame@ fragt Der prdiioent. yMar=
guerite Martignac." uSbr Stanb2"
ugalleteuie am Sbeater." uSbr
Nlter?" SEPT fonnte man eine Sted=
mabel sur @rbe fallen b6ren, Nler 9lu=
gen bingen an ibr. Oa ftebt biel6laue
pariierin einfa6 BON ibrem Sibe auf,
gebt geraoen Weges auf ben prd1iben=
ten gu unb : -fliitert + m 5 as
Ilter ins . br. 9ieler nidt, trdgt
ld6eln6 bic 8emerfung in feline pribat=
noti5en elm unb febt ld6elno bas Ser
b6r fort, oas iebo6 fit bic MebrSabl
bes publifums oas Sntereiie berlOren
bate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-08

= Ser galiIornier Madp bat auf
ieiner &eile nod Mpsfau aud Berlin
beriibrt unb babel auf bic 2eute bort
einen tiefen ginbrud Suriidgelallen.
Oieier faum so Sabre alte, b69it be-
i6eioen auftretenoe Mann, 10 i1reibt
3. .. bas berl. Sageblatt, bat tdglid
Die Gleinigfeit bon 100000 Mart su
persebren, barf iomit fir ben rei6lten
Mann gelten, ba ibm ielblt Gotbfhilb
in bieiem Yunfte nidt niiber" iif. 0ar.
Wtadap fiibrt ben amerifanil1en Sitel
r@ouberneur" (!D unb besibt ii6 nit
feiner Gemablin mad Miosfau in ieiner
giseni6aft als Mitglieo Der amerifani=
f6en Gr0nun9s.Dele ipel1e au>
ber ibm nod aus bem @eianoten Der
Ter. Staten in petersburg lin6 einem
beionoers basu abgeorbneten 9lomiral
beitebt. Sir feinen auf sebn Sage BE-
redneten Nufentbalt in Wtosfau bat fib
9err Madap bur6 Elm 8erliner Banf=
baus einen &re6itbrief fir 800, 900 @u=
bel ausidreiben laiien. Ser einfa6e
Siirger Der Ser. Staaten reiIt nit ei=
mem aus @rafen unb 8aronen beiteben=
ben 9ofitaat. Sn ieiner llmgebung be-
finbet iid ndmlid elm englii9er Wlar=
quis, ein portusiefii9er Baron unb elm
fran30lii9er @raf, tpel9e li1 in bic
Mufgabe tbeilen, inn bic GeiiebeIhiperz
li6teiten ab3unebmen. Scr. Wtadap
berflgt iiber einen eigenen Salonpagen,
Der ii6 auf allen 8abnen guropas, nit
NusHabme Der fpanii9en uub ruIlii6en
2inien, 6erenSpurpeite befanntlid cine
bon Der iibliden abpei6enbe 1T, beme-
gen fam. Oie Sirettion Der Ofbabn
itellte natiirli6 sesen bos entIpredenbe
gntgelt 9errn Madap Mbenbs um 912
nbr einen beionoeren 3ug sur 0erfiis
gung-0er nur aus elmer 2ofomotibe,
benz Madap'fden @alonmagen unb eli
rem @epddtpagen beitanb lid Gle
llnm0glidteit berausgeitelt bate, ben
Salonwagen in ben fabrplanmdBigen
GourierSug um IL llbr ein3ureiben.
Ddbrenb feines 24itiinbigen Mufentbal=
tes in Berlin bate 9err Madap fir ben
preis BON 450 Mfart cine 3immerflu1t
i'm eriten stOd beg n6otel 9opal1 ge=
mietbet. Seine @emablin. cine bOr=
nebme, nod jugenbli6e, id0ne 9lmeri=
fanerin, bic Ii6 namentli1 iiber bic
Sauberteit, ipelde i'm Yerglei1 au pas
rig in ben StraBen 8erlins berrf6t, nit
beuunbtrnber Mnerfennung ausIpra6,
nin,mt na6 Mosfau nidt meniger als
fiinfsebn rei6e 9oi.SOiletten nit. Gin
fleines Sanof0ffer6en, wel6es einem
Der 9errn ibrer llmgebung anper=
traut mar, entbielt einen She'll bes
Oiamanteni6mudes, iiber ben bic reifs
tie Grau perfii9t, bic ionit in auHaaenb
einfa9er Siolette eri6eint. 0ieie Dame
erfreut fi6 ibrigens erit felt feds QBos
den mieber oes Yplbelibes ibrer @ez
iunbbeit. na6bem iie bolle a6t Monate
franf gelegen, rnb Stpar 10 i6iper, baB
lie ipdbreno ibrer BON ben 9ler3ten anse=
orbneten lleberfiibrung bon paris nad
Wfentone D0llig bepubtlos mar.