Telegram-herald., 1889-05-19

aged 70 think for herself. and that her
sex seemed 10 handicap her through life.
He spoke % her words OF encouragement
and told her that through the columns Of
bis paper he would advance her interests,
aud he has. The Governor is also humOr-
ist But he does not allow the two things
% Interfere with each other. He never
tries % squirt humor into a veto, or execu-
tive sadness into his humOr. He can write
a good article on ensilagC among cows, and
then. before the Ink ~ dry, be can dash OF
a Thanksgiving proclamation that would
make ones heart bleed. | am especially
fond Of Governor Hoard and Governor Fitz-
hugh Lee. They are quite different, and
during the war were quite rude TO each
other for a time. but they are over il now /;
and what ike about them specially is that
they are not arrogant. When a man gets
arrogant II is generally because he is afraid
that II he converses freely he may be de-
tectet in the act OF not knowing any thing
Governor Hill was also on our streets the
other day. lie says that crops are general
y good throughout the State and fences in
good repair lie is another Of our rising
bald headed men. He is reported % be
about 20 become engaged to . very beauti-
ful young lady Of our city. Even il this be
true, it would be difficult for me to point
her ont. He would make some woman a
real good husband His place at Albany IS
far more magnificent than the White House,
there being no ants, cockroaches or de-
ceased rats ia II as yet.
Russell 3. Harrison occasionally goes TO
his r0om at the Gilsey House 70 write an
editorial for his Montana paper and likes
frst rate II could have arranged it to
edit my Wyoming paper and take my meals
At the GHsey House, l would have been a
better aud fatter man to-day. But did not
think OF q az the time.
Mr. Depews leg IS again almost sound,
though 10 bothers him little % 20 down
stairs "a rapidly as he could before the In
Jury. II thls respect he has rather beaten
Mr. Curtis. who had a similar experience.
Mr. Depew comes down 20 the Office 81 tho
depot iu good season and WORKS hard III
The whistle flows. Theu be takes Of his
overals aud goes 30 the sink, whore he
washes his hands. wipug them ou scm9
clean cotton waste. He then goes home
and eats hearty meal Of victuals.
AtBizht he slides into his swal,ow-tail
coat, puts Sunday paper between his shirt
bosom and his manly ditto, so as 20 ward OF
pneumonia. and goes 20 some boiled dinners,
where be speaks a few thoaEh.fal words
waich tae papers Ereeduy print i1 taoir coli
anus the next morning. NJ Dspew may be
frequently seeu In the early gray Cftbe morn
inx showing some prominent NcN Aorzcr
ho7v to get home Hseats very Ettio a. these
great banquets c0n60iug himself mostly &c
the relieves or the iowI aad greens, brt
rarely eating sweet cake or cookies a.
rleht Neither does redrirz much, thoug3
offcr requested tc E7 c-u e.. re- sH H-rt c0si
- himself. IF he wished -o .. so. continue In
pleasant state of exni. .A-a-.-1 q -le sire,
but be SAYS no. even when The wiEe cup p =
presented r0 BIN by fair hands That =
why ts 7-ee-l read So ulcl better an
Mr BIfi s1e-rer's. p Virginia IT. slal-4
teach 80 a valgahle iessr1 Had Nr. ue
rev. when he frst began to ran on Che Nc7-
YORK Central & Hudson River road.
eaten nia snf rich vi-tua|s ~ El| cr
taken a Brandy ard sols before morning
v-a7 re-. to-day hls name v1l.t have begun
-vitb the same letter. oga d would nct lava
been Depew
Na8 8wss twenty ri ru-es iate Fss.e-dsy
svv,-l % a rvsshcu= at P0int IsaceL
a fsw E-od seed potatoes are still eft a
the Washiu zteu market
M- ~ McAlister is entertaining friends