New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
BURTON And STANLEY.



From Tine London Morning l",t.
Among other gorl ihiu.- wh.,I our >"i.> nr. "'
la, brought IL thu .UmGrr. ti chr: ha- b "a An
accidental meeting with Mr AMI NJ, >iarl"V a'd VII.
MOunc!Iey Jcpl>pn. -. a form tn Al l." iI"H D..
kur-a ii Malola. III t'c Ip H"-hil ~" Ia" '"h''- ii
hotel stand, ON ,Inhi it'"l a. '"na: I" IT,
bv mountains. the bach O." The h"i' ""-t. l"'hi"g "u
other mountain >'cn"iy. and thr prIp.t"u d"''rI't
ON SUNDAY might. In" 10Th ult.. W. LAT a =:And
storm. The lake wa blacn and srca. l"n-". b!i, Il
whole lit up by red luid ngiimiur. Accomplished b,
GLORIOUS artillery Of Thunder. 1t tarL"d :'-n' int" dN
hurricanes Of wnd. rain, .I"c:. a'.d Imam SION. !.
perfect Dantr> hfcrno,T winch "ft IL the :''h
witt. snow covered noHntiln,. blue ~. Mann an.
and an atmo- phcic which makes IL p' to i've.
tu, this /, not what | Al down L" Wr". "" had
often seen Mr.. stanley III 'ruii way. bat We lad
never lived IN tr Am" house.. We h'i n"l"r got 10
know him. have Lad among my ,r'a-u'c, MANY
wears note from Nr. stanley. telling how niur h
he Thought Of my iiu'and and 'ir l"h,rf iIi- a.
way, had and alway, testified hi S'r'a armr,i II
for w. Prince Of Travellers" Inii n,w thai tn
are always os'tlrr, cAchai@ins Their mutual
pcrciIccN and ideas. TN, ahmlru"n Id d"v. rp Il
side, that trust VIII lat i've. Ic,l r.in",n"
beng pre- pared IRON m -i"r iprt>. I" =" bln>i"f
lhg. Iio.sN. >wdgr'inE Am"IIiii. VII, "uuld Want
knock down alh MI ever, thing. aid w"ul1 liz. ric l,
one poke t, him. WhcH M i'rNard To- w"Icon" Inn,
to" him taai congratulated nIin All hi. 80 hr>c
mcht,. especially the Ia; ,,.> nI,lrincrl and that
in my opinion lc Lad got quite 80 much for o,rr,r IT..
s0ou tiuIic sun ann ~ld!'ri at win
Oi gas OF stone. II, II lac dm mot i"r 1t -. t
,w" minute, ! al" 'o.d quite It'll and ~ Is
instinct that thI' l'niirv J. the c"ri OF al nuI"
,lnc,,' ana mot ron h,ul",I. AID h,v" "ii'i
marked II III Traveller, fresh from the desert. We
hundred thousand thing, /" A." In ''"nr. and we're
LOth charmed. "" thmh n,,r. .-cl a man 20
modest. =" unwilling t. Tux Of hiio..i aM arhiry.
mrn,>. and yet ~, 'mpl" III nara,ing ccalI, any
fact yon may wait To hear and understand In a ~.,fi
quiet Noic" he will r'ai" Ia" inicr, ting TIM, =.
and uncon>'iou-k changing hi, voice and u,nrI,rr
lie the til you >c.I 10 zee If, ~, .,,, ,
party Of >iX. Mr.. J"ph>on b"inr with them ami Dr.
nm ,l I .Arr ,, WIN tn ", ana j. ", ~ or "wn
out. without any ah"ct,,i"i he ,hun all
lioniznr. and To court perfect Irpr,c and pri
, ynri: lie ,s"n'' t" H. I" b." Il man Of The
only to" evident that h!N follower, per.
fcctly h"ze HIM. and would ciyc their nt", i,r him.
/ know TN, from Mr.. Lcph,on. whom knew before. ne
>aleh, who look, cOntcntlnrnt itself lom may ,rc
him playing domin0cs with English boys ,rcnilincn',
curity ana happiness Mr.. stanley is al.i pn,,c>sr,
in the highest degree Of another quality the desert
v hich Is given 70 few 0alv and which. also di,in
guishcs my husband far from other men 4 sixth
surrounds you. however hidden hence o. mention
one small iemlying or intriguing. II Is like the Gam
in the face Of any one who attempts 1t. '"''e
Mrs. Stanley. az all the world can tell who have
the privilege Of knowing her, is IA sweet s,mjathetIc
womany woman. gifted with the hghes' and mos.
great man thoroughly an achievement IN married
life seldom accomplished under YEAR. / could not
help rcmarking TO her, after the h.st erecting, werc
ours j said: Thirty years ago my husband wa,
the pioneer Of all these travels and wa, the bride
Many travellers have INTERVIEWED since thcn and now
thirty years. yonr husband la, crowned these cSplor
lions. lie is the hero You are the bride. and We
meet in this remote part OF swit1ernnd' know
q pleasure ~ me that nv husband. Richard I.nton
and ] should testify our sentiments concerning Mr..
and Ms. stanley