Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

Daus Eenaall, tAe fuFnitare dee gaer
vho aesonp4aie1 the sbrpps league
expeditea - Essops. arrived hosae
saalzy sat. AMI lass evening = Tai
EsaAs- HEaAEe reporter enjoyed 8 BRET
ca1t a.sA Aan a. hs home "a Bar
e.ay-sl
Az. & 1an thoroughly enjoyed the
TAP. 4 ~ans hole xitl q xn0 led -
81 paa lie ua.el Tie ordinary
sou.i seldom obtain The
- og lae expedition we're enter
-a-l.- ~ .arge number u prom nsnt
olc2-s and people. ant were slso al
torded uaasu4i facilities t9r mnsAng
vita the common people. On the yoy-
age 1ome tie vessel, While Ot Sable
IslAll. encountered s4s great storm
e-.eii devastated tle coast eaa uIecked
~ n4lF vessels lae ulge steamship
"eAlAerel the storm admirably ,
h4- the experience VII never
Pc forgotten Ihe long sae.ls
we're " pEod -ous height, AHA struck
-ne vessel ei-A tremendous force. SIT.
Kendall WLo occupied s-tg9-roJm
near tle boa of lle ooat, UAs driven -
other guar 81. bY tle thunder 0I the
waves as tley broke against tie SIDE.
As lle ,llp drove luto the mountain OF
water &c Mas shaken from stem ~ stern,
and ~lr seemed As though even the nil-
lng OI tne teeth ~ the plasseng IS would
drop out.' A part OF tue time che pr0w
Ct the boat stood almost perpendicular
Ia the air; then the storm would be- ele-
waited and the wheel would Oe lifted
entirely Oat OF the water. When about
Que day out TIC vessel passed between
I - OlceGeIgs. One OF them was L 50 Ieet
/ high and extended nearly 100 feet be-
Z lJw the surface. Attached u 10 was 2
reef Ok ICE about halI a mile IN length.
Alr. Kendall spoke very entertaining
/ Is about the LIE oi the labOring classes.
Rents over there" sad he, are very
/ low. Houses. such as the labOr.ng people
occupy can be had for from ten 10 if-
teen shillngs month. But when one
/ comes 10 see what the houses are they
are not 50 cheap. All the things they
/ buy are cheap. but they buy very few
I things. The lab0riug classes 1--we from
/ week 20 week. They have no ambition
u
I them 10 good Ii they did. They do
/ not expect 20 own their house or 20 buy
horse and buggy, or even lawn
I mower. and have 40 lawns 10 NOW.
/ The living rooms and their workshops
arc usually together. "ln Crefelds, Ger
\ many, Tor instance, / went to see them
work in silk. The place has 90, 900 IN
/ habltants, and so 900 work III silk
/ When l went INTO the hall OF the labor
/ lngman's cottage found uSGallya man
and Z child or two winding silk.
/ The women spun IN the living room
/ alongside the cook stove, with the
children playing on the floor. We US,
a good deal Of SIX goods for uph0lster.
ing, and have always been told that
they could not be made here. / founC
that the only secret about ID Is the re
I lnarkable cheapness with which the
labOrers work. The mixture OF living
and work rooms found here is charac-
tcristic OF all European countries. The
| worst conditions were found IN London
The manner of living III Europe is fal
inferior 10 that of American labOrers
| In England they say Americans do no
| know how 10 eat beef-thev use it tOC
| fresh. Having no ice, the English can
not keep meat as we do here, and IN .
day or so it gets high or 'gamey.
They pretend 10 ike it 80, but itseemeC
10 me they were only trying to make
the best of bad mater. There is n,
fruit to be had. 4 collection OF apples
peaches, etc, such - is found in from
of any OF the M0nroe-st. groceries
would attract crowds OF sight seers II
any European city.
The laboring people do not read tn,
papers and know little of what is going
on. They hear of America only
through the letters sent back by oml
grants and the stories told by then
friends who come here and return.
''ln Cologne | visited Il slaughter
house and saw great numbers OF car
casses of horses dressed for food. Tn,
lean meat Is very dark, and the ia
very yellow. All pieces of horse mea
are stamped with a rubber stamp as We
stamp OieOmargarine. The horse
slaughtered are those that have out
lived their usefulness as beasts Of bur
den"
Mr. Kendall visited the famous
Schncidam >chnapps regions OF Hol
land. and had many incidents To relate
regarding the exposition, but the pres
clcc of visitors suggested to the re
porter the proprcty OF Withdrawing
and he did 80 first cxtorting a prom
+ use OF another interview On a futur
occasion.