Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-01
GARMOYLE ON HIS TRIALS.
He is Bored with Everything He Sees in
the New World.

the New World.
CAB, I'm delighted to see you" said
Lord Garmoyle, welcoming a New York
World reporter to his apartment on the
second floor Of the Hotel Brunswick We'd
nesday afternoon. "I've been told that
the less fellow says to you newspaper
men the more you write about him. So
I'm gong to tell you lots. and you'll
promise to say nothing in the World?
You see, I've been terribly bored since
I've landed on these shores. The people
have vulgar habit OF staring at one.
Do you see any thing ridiculous in me?"
But what is your opinion OF our coun-
try and the people?"
Il haven't any opinion. dislike foreign
opinions, and want others to keep their
opinions of me TO themselves"
Nv bat Is the object of your visit to this
country"
see, was bored and harassed almost to
death at home, and started on a tour Of
the world to be rid of It."
II on seem to be bored everywhere. How
do you account tor itf'
''Oh, no, wasn't bored in India, be-
cause there l was in the jungles, hunting
most of the time"
But in your case Miss Fortescue GER
talnly saw more than simply handsome
face:" suggested the reporter.
A scOwl spread over his lordship's face
at the mention of the lady's name, but
presently he frightened UP and, twisting
his lncipIent mOustache between the tips
OF his thumb and first finger, said:
Iou know, if it hadn't been for her
perslstency l would have tied myself for
life to her. We could then have spent
n
grlmace) she's divided it with her fami-
~"
suppose you should accidentally meet
Miss FOrtescue in this very hOtel?''
Starting out OF his chair as il shot. his
lordship's face alternately turned pale and
crimson at the thought.
GLOW long do you remain here%'
'AbOut week, when III 90 to Canada
and then start Southwark"
"DO you expect to return to England
sOon?"
Il don't know. Fact is, don't bother
myself about anything, Mr.. Courier at
tends to my programme and ne has his IN
structions from my father"
"How did you like Chicago?"
ION, it's beastly place, you know. l
was there one day, but l got tired of it.
There's no style there and no gallantry.
The women crowd the streets and every
body is in a hurry as If they had only one
day to live. l don't like to be hurried.
flames, my walking-shoes with the
yellow laces," addressing his valet, and
putting on his shining silk hat, he said he
was going TO get shaved.
His lOrdship did not arise till noon and
it was O'Clock when he had breakfasted.
Two of MS seven trunks were in his room,
the others in his Wallets. There was a
crimson easy-chair in his room, but he
asked to have it exchanged for blneoue
saving he disliked anything red. On the
centre-table were several boxes Of cigar
cites, decanter of amber liquid, glasses
and bottle of perfume.
Fifteen minutes later he came down,
wearing his r-trimmed OvercOat and
high hat and, glancing suspiciOusly first
one way and then another, stalked out of
the door, closely followed by James. The
latter is a thorough Englishman in APP
pearance. He IS about the same height
as his master, but very brOad-shOuldered
and stout, and wears the prOverbial sandy
side-wiskers. He is the man of the two
and does not hesitate TO give his lord
ship advice. All the afternoon coupes
and carriages were driven up and down
Fifth aTenue. AS soon as the hotel was
reached the pace of the horses was slack !
ened into a walk and the faces Of the fair
occupants could be seen turned wistfully
towards the hotel entrance In hopes of /
seeing his lordship. For whole hour
dude, tall and with light hair, occupied
position on the stOOp, and many passer- /
by was heard to remark: "Ibere he Is. /
That's Lord GarmOyle. Isn't he cute?"
His lordship occupied a baIgnoir box at |
the Metropolitan Opera House last night, |
and the attention of the audience was !
divided between him and the singers. He /
was in full evening dress and looked Just |
too lovely" Lord Dorsey Osborne and !
Capt. Arlington, of the Royal Navy, were /
with him. forming a sort of a background .
to the exquisite, while "Jeems" sat by /
the door holding two pairs of pearl white /
gloves and three dainty handkerchiefs /
bearing the arms Of the youthful lord. !
These were intended for changes for his |
lOrdship during the intermissions of tine /
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