The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25
THE HERALD. FRIDAY MORNING JANUARY 25. 1884.

Llnonln, OF revolutionary iame, Mr.. Wsli
hlniargC Interests IA Maine, ana removed
oBfnuHEiok IN 1924,
Ms wIPE Asp nAu0nrrsa
were highly cultivated pecpir, accustomed
- this boat s0oietV IN New York anu Boston
One ot them msirlvd Amhn Stevens, ~
Erli.known iinAncier ions piesldeut Of ~.
sank al Comm sf,s,, M intioiAtn friend and
dvissr uf ~ chase, the osighrslei 'eclo
Any Of tho treasury under Lipcnln The
settlement ~ The Weld family In Brnns
wick hat 8 century aga prol uord a mA Asd
SUPPRESSION, and brought thsl quiet " 'afu
under inhurnces ir,m the isr-of world ni
tsTtture anh fashion, wa.oh we're soma
what unsual in those DAYS VIXEN locnmnlnn
NAr W much nofr difficult tnsn On hose
timas ul railroads, telegraph ard islrph2o,ai
Tor Tiers WA constant communication &C.
lrrun tpi6 iHmiiy Ana their relatives Dol
Bottom aRd New York Rud ,heif Voc hou'H,
'ltEsul ho'pitsl..y Hod rrduga mtn-o'r
we're IN rOnghl apurocisted. TIE young
cst daurhter. Mi. Eeaeiiue, On Ihrticu ~
Was ore ~ tln most crHr'siug ,hsr-
acton that ever ilvoI-nighIy rduostFd-
aud ga lovely Ia charac 'er63 ehh Was bright
and rntertainius Ia manner. She Glad
during tnn prsHaut year universally Ia
| mtuted by OIL Who Eern iOUuugt" ennos IA
TO knoG hsr. The Weld family, nt well "a
the Lnng'ellDu, were UuituTinus in neirl,
n
mscy more olofp. OF Ms. Lpngol!oW, Mise
| Weld recently wrote: "nuu wa % lovely
woman TO- chsricterGnd appearsuce, gautr,
refined ana g,nco'ul, Win ~ htinc w
mnnuor thAt Won nil h.ariH.'
Tho oldtsl professor in BlWiain ooilsrr.
! ~ that time, was Parker cleveland, Wlo
had 4 vide reputation ~ scieutisJ AAd
SIs q brilliant lsOiuror. between bic isu
lly nud that OF The oNs'olnws a. Portland
hofa had hcop for years great intimacy
When Henry Voc IN college, and especially
stsf being chosen professor he was ifa-
quent ard
no.r WELCOME GALES
VI the old square WI TO mansion on ne
bill. The oldest dAsghtcr ~ Professor
Cleveland, although few JparG younger
than L0nfis,luw, was on intimsw tSme
Sith hini, and he ugsl t9 aCc1Mpauy hcf
80 the Old harpNchord eth preserved in
the msbsiou) With ihs fnte,
4 tier LouEi.ilow var invited 20 becoms =
professor a. Cambridge be took = 1ourc-r
abroad. lie ira went 20 Eletnl. tnrn 10
Denmark aud SVode1, and iourn.veo toW'
into Holland. A. Rotterdam hrf. Long.
fellow died on the 39th OF hovpm Der, 1883,
from an 'llues, contracted imngsdisfsiy
amer her confinement. Mother aud chi,d
psrasd away, and the barUsyed and child
ess SURVIVOR soon loft rms city for Hr,afl-
berg, rh~rs ho passed tho winter
Lohsfsllor always retained T. uefnsts
for those who hsd kaown aud loved hl.
vile, and although he sttsrvard formed aa-
other ard inos' happy connection, the hrit
could not bo rnur,ir forfottss. On be-
comicg engaged tn his ,Poepd wife, he oall
ed on one ot the irieDdB above mentioned,
20 nnnouuoe tho fact, and years slterTstd,
when his rsoor 4 wife had died, she ipvtsd
him TO Brunswick TO attend Conmshos'
mert He wrote that he Gould not 60, Tor
here were too many ghosts there" ia
in 1875, when the semi-csniennial OF his
cla,e occurred, he Hent the.e aud delivered
the world.r,nowned 'Msrituai talutamur.
He wert The ru.st o, his Early companion on
.hi, occasion. Qsitr feeble in health. he
contrast between the elegant ing man of
1885 and the venerable pt ell with cray osern
and feeble slep Hgs striking. IL was touch
ing 90 rec the Two friends togsthsr in the
old mansion aud under such different cir
cumstuhces. Nov both OF these. alas! have
pa,,cd or inward. Aud indeed, NTH ne *
c. p,ion OF the vulnerable Prot, ssor Packard,
ih.ru /, hardly pSrson connected With Ia"
college whom LouPiellow personally knew
whsH itucent or professor.