Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17


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49, L1s1zs l-s neFer receiFe1 psnay
fcs - vall skle 49, humane inEsllloa
fron azy so4EoS s>1sts ssz Year 4fSor
yeas - ! - gone oe<ore Cc1zress sa4
4sksd oca1 - ns4s.on- Year st1er ye4r
e.ssLEa-s5ess haze rsFoFts1 ~ bi- fzssr-
azy kesE Sfnss l. I@s PASSED "a
sea ate f01F tines it 10 Dee2 fSy9sv
aoIy reported IL shs House. Bat ~nen-
ever II has sppEv@cs y saecess seEAs
ceuaTogl1 WITH p.trerlng tlstlnets as
a nsegpcsed rs b.e0<lo1- z11 -Ie prop
osltson has sle1 az unnatural death
Ae4aums Dodsrs has gr0sn gray, chi-s
dren have gr0~R - manhood 4nd "oA-
anaooi abo4E him ais ingenious device
h.1 saved hundreds II thousands ~ doh
lsrs - car dogernment s1d millions OF
dollars - tas -orbd. yet he hEs nsve<
been pad a csnt-Eos even Tor ne nrss
machine, NbLch hs made on s1s written
order o ths Secretary u War.
IL = no wonder that Ros a-th due
sill nearly a century ola. Virginia cones
torsard aEt says - uIele SAX. II you
will o4lla taruvfko fifteen niles long
70 Mount Vernon. | Nil give you
receipt In full for the money which
lent George W.shlngtoa 20 baild ths
White House.
observe that Porter Ashs insists
that BE shall Dc proved % be 'con-
mon Jar before Judge Field calls hln
one II - understood THAI Judge
Flelf denies having -sed the expression
declaring that be aid not attempt 10
classify him as either common or IN
common That knocks OF Che Ashe-
Tie killing - Terry reminds me that
In a conversation With Judge Field l~e
are nesr ne ighbors on Capitol HAIL. he
once alluded 20 the hostility he had
encountered IN California. / had spoken
OF the far-oh times ia -. when he was
chosen Alcalde cf Maysville. and when
a man vas hanged for stealing under
his Administration tried. convicted and
executed without warrant ot law. but
no doubt Justly. During the converse
ton be alluded % the fact that one OF
the men whom his decisions had en-
ragged had followed him for days and
threatened % XIII him. and ! understood
han 20 say that he was guarded and
protected BY a discreet friend. i drew
the inference that the would be assassin
Was not Terry.
Fow many years Field ard Terry we're
ware personil friends. They were on
the Supreme Bench together, and then
Terry. after killing Broderick, resigned
his seat a. Chief Justice. Field was pro-
noted 70 Ill the vacancy.
One morning this week I stepped
into the National Hotel 10 see SEN
ator Wade Hampton. who, 1 heard,
had got back - Washington from
his fishing trip 20 the Restigouche
river This famous home OF choice
game ash enpties into the sea near the
st. Lawrence. opposite New Fou midland,
and IL Ia 4 favorite retreat for Senators.
Frys- Edmunds, Hampton and kennA
have al flung their flies upon its waters,
IN tZcs, two or three OF them spend
parts OF every summer there. General
Hampton look I'd brown and hardy and be
handled his wooden leg with increased
ease. thought, as he set out chair
and asked me for Washington news.
No. have not been quite TO the
Restigouche. this year." he said. I'VE
ONLY went 10 the Tobigue, which flows
into the Sc. Johns a few miles fSom the
Bigger and more famous river. Frye
was the only other member OF the Sen
ate along Cleveland expected TO 60,
and | stopped IN New York TO pick him
up, but be had 70 give it up at the last
minute. We visited the Tobigue on
sort Of tour OF inspection; Senator Frye
talked Of buying the river for It's fishing
privileges. for himself and Q syndicate
OF New Bngisnders and Philadelphians,
and 50 we went 70 look 1t over. Some
of the interested parties could not GO,
and I believe the deal is of, for the
time, At least There was considerable
roughing IL. We took canoes at An
dover. hsd portage Of q mile around
.he falis and pushed on for three days
20 sbc upper river.
Did we find fish? Why. certainly.
Flsro5 o< ssir,on In those 1vers H
Northern New Brunswick A beautiful
variety 0f salmon. too"
In reply 70 . remark, nat thought
or salmon we're alike, except as to size,
the Senator said:
No; bless youi There are moro
brerts Of salmon than there are Of cows
or dOgs> Salmon are always different
In different rivers, and sometimes 50
different that it. is easy to distinguish
them rom each oThes. On the lower
Rossi9ouche. for instance, whom suimon
are caught, IL Is common 20 assign them
20 the af1uent IN which they were
raissd and from which +hey cnue. We
say, for instance, there's Metspedieo
salmon. for those are the largest
variety. or that's an Upsalquich dsh,
being slenderer snd Of a different shape,
or Here's 4 KedgT1ck salmon. still diff
fcrons. IL IS the same, more or less.
with All ash-they differ with their en-
vironments."
Did ron hunt any, up there. Gen
eral7'
NO; have all the hunting want a.
home"
Plenty of small game in South Caro-
iinaY'
Yes. and game not so small. See
.hat deer skin?" and he pointed 20
/ hsir rug almost as big as an OF hide,
tha< covered large section 81 the floor.
/ That Is seven feet loar without head
or tail. The animal sho. IN South
4 Csrolins. and he weighed 965 pounds
! I ssp7oss the-e are more deer IN ny
state 81 an tn al the rn~t of ne states
f east OF the n a. Poi put together. An
/ owner II the celebrated Clyde shiDTard
/ nj "A b0arhs OF easet some To- 900 acres
Z for deer park. f0r his exclusive hunt
ing grounds. There are more deer
+ within ffteen or twenty miles ef
/ Charleston than in any OF The Vest
s-ases There are also good many
F bear on the Santee. and they have been
+ found recently within ten miles of Col
um bia- ON. I have h1ntin- enough at
+ home hut for midsru mer salmon fish
ing. vivs me- the cool rivers close 20
. Labrador
e is not t0-is7 known 20 the public.
F trt &c naT ho before this lette- rearhe
f typo that he Merranthsler machine.
F for Enr'snd. has been soid hT Stlson