Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06

ana seznsa pees1e. WIZ cay woros ana
eaeh hls httle A. 70 grad. have ground
and bore ol and rode "a these folks t--L
they 20 about co2cszliDg thelT resl sen-
timents from al but their wives, s2d
Nls1Ing they eoal1 geE among a troupe
q vel fed cam. b4ls for tew 1QAtIls
Just for = change"
TIE duke was grestl.r Pleased With
the general growth 4 AasTaca, and
spoke especially of New York, Boston,
Phil2delphiA, Chicago and San Francis
co, q which cities he seemed - have
quite a general idea
New York, said be. has arrived az
that very advanced sage u develop
ment when she criticises herself 50 81
yerely that che doesn't le2ve anything
else for her enemies 20 say. She Is su-
pericr city with an inferior government
The bare mention Of politics makes her
b-st citizens fairly gag, and the men who
write the best articles on the Importance
Of a wise ballot themselves forget 10
vote. New York is fall Of hogs who VII
partially disappear, with more room On
the streets and better and more rapid
transit
Boston is unrufied, quite English,
eats good victuals. takes plenty OF time
u do il, drinks good rum-firss buying
biscuit % eat with il, doa't you 'now,
and afterwsrd turning il in and getting
credit for il on the drink, 50 that an
other man can use II later on. Boston
is good place 10 hive IN, and al English
man does not feel quite 50 pat about and
hustled and knocked down and dragged
out, you see. as he does in New York.
philadelphia is like the gentle Odor Of
tansy and din on a quiet Sabbath morn
ing. She is 80 dernure, and SO touchful
and so prim that she reminds me Of a
sweet young widow once took ON a
straw ride when / was a young man.
She had lost her husband by death only
few months before. de had been sitting
in third story window, as il was in the
prime Of summer time, and doing a lit
tie chiropodizin2 on his own hook, when
he lost his balance and fell to the pave
ment below, where he and his corn per-
ished together. She had his features
gathered up and sadly laid away, to be
more carefully rearranged on the Resur-
rection day by more competent hands.
On the straw ride was at first afraid TO
converse with her on current topics for
fear of touching her great grief, but ere
we got home she had mil1ed a strange
COW, smoked cigar, stolen eight water
melons and put split stick on the tail
of the bull dog that was left to guard the
same
Chicago is great town, and has so ar
ranged it that you can't honorabiy cross
the continent without stopping in to see
her. She does not need anybody's sym
pathy in the Worlds fair matter, and
hasn't asked for it yet. The hotels in
Chicago, however, IS general rule need
airing. Most of them bought their fur
niture during the war, and should buy
some more now. They will have to ira
prove greatly before 90 or visitors to the
fair viii make short stops. A great
many OF the English, Germans and
French have money invested in Chicago
and railroads centering there. They
viii come in 60 to see their property.
''San Francisco is the American Rome
of ancient times, the American Paris OF
the present time, and some say looks
like the American Jerusalem of olden
times. She is what Alf. Tennyson would
call a corker. She lives well, dresse:
well and makes money incidentally. She
essentially lives up to the motto of that
IL, &c
Island who OWLS a picnic grove, at the
entrance Of which stands the crisp re
mark: