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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-01
II TOMB

Died-In this city. October %, RENA.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry FristOe, aged
s months.
- At the residence OF his nr0ther.' Mr..
Andy O'Malley. In this city, October 81, Mr..
THOMAS OMALLEY, aged about 70 wears.
- At the residence OF her sister, Mrs.
Thos. b Wallace. in Tacoma, Washington,
October "a. Miss NETTIE BRISrOE. aged
about So years.
Miss Nettie Il well remembered by hosts OF
friends 10 this city, and her death Is II source
of universal regret. She was for the greater
part of her life n devOut member of the
Christian church and her strong Christian
character, gentle and loviny disposition made
of every one with whom she met a friend.
- Near HigGinsyille. October 81, Of
diphtberia, GEORGE. oldest sonof r. D.. and
NJ. Nj. Cbahee, aged : years.
So lonesome are the days,
So dreary Is the uight,
Since our darling hoy has left us
For the realm OF golden hight.
But has not Jesus told us
To suffer them To come,
To rest upon His bosom
And glorlfY His home?
- In SHItzerlani. Florida. October "a,
Rev. II. TALBIRD. aged 10 yeas.
This good old soldier OF the cross ~ well
remembered here, having from 1872 10 1891
been the beloved pastor of the First Baptist
church OF tins city.
DIR. TaIbird was born in Hilton Head. sc .
November I. 1911. aud most OF this long life
has been spent in the active service OF his
Lord. A. the breaking out Of The late civil
war DR.. Talbird, whose sympathIes were
with the south. Joined the llst Alsbsma In
faDtry, and WAS given the commission of "A
colonel.
TIT dear old lady who has marched hand
ia hand through life with him. and who Is
only three days younger than her departed
companion still survives him and In her very
sad bereavement has the sincere sympathy OF
all who know her.
- AT the family residence, near this city,
suddenly, of heart failure. last Wednesday
afternoon, October Doth. Mrs. ELIZABETH
GRUBEli. wife OF Col. Casper uruber, au
old and much beloved lady.
She was born in the village Of Londorf,
GrossharzOg,hum Hesse. Darmstadt. Ger
many, on the ODD OF January. 1914. and was
therefore 10 wears. 0 months aud ! days old
ut the time OF her death. She emIgrated 10
America and landed at Baltimore, Maryland
in 1885, going at once to st. Louis, where she
was married 10 Col. Gruber, October 20, OF
the same year. From there she came with
her husband shortly afterwards to Lexington
where she has resided ever since. There
were born TO her eight children, one daugh,
ter. an infant dying IN st. Louis. Four sons
Lorenzo. Henry, John and Andreas, also
long since preceded her to the grave. Her
three other children, Casper, Jr., Gustav mt
William and her husband still survive her
She was buried yesterday from the family
residences large cOncOurse Of friends follow.
Ing her TO her grave in Mschpelah. Peace be
with her.
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gutelligenter,
SHORTS.

~ -
For Sale-Several second hand vehicles at
diculously low prices to make room. ]. II.
sender. j7tf
Two hundred single cashmere coats for
men and boys, from 81 90 to 81 30 at Henry
R5inauer's. au9tf
For Sale.-The Musgrove house, corner Of
NY and 10Th streets. Price low. Terms to
,tf Inquire at this office or address W. G..
ye, Medicine Lodge Kansas. IT
-desw wanting new goods and cheap goods
win save money by calling on j. f. VIM,
Dover. octlSt4
Now IL your time to get q valuable sewing
machine Ut less than one-thlrd Its value.
Read our splendid premium offer on the
fourth page. II YOU do not have u good sew
ing machine now 1t will be your fault. II
One store room aud dwelling rooms IN
Dutch Row and upstairs rooms, corner of
Ninth and Main for rent, A. Geyer. juyl0f
Two hundred single cashmere coats for
mea and boys, from 81 30 to 81 80 at Henry
aug9tf
Boys pants at % cents, at GRATIS. olstf
wanted.-Actiye young man to manage
i anch office at Sedalia. Salary 5000 per year.
lust furnish best references and $3.50 cash
i~lapital. Address room 8, Porter Block, Soda
TIA, Mo. oci26t2
~A7handsome oil painting given 10 any one
having twenty-five dollars worth OF goods In
y cash, at j. II. Wins, Dover. octlSi4
John A. Thompson. executor OF the estate
H of VIM. P. Thompson, deceased, by virtue OF
the power given him as executor OF the last
4 Will aud testament Of said deceased, will. on
Saturday, November %, 1890. between the
hours Of 0 o'clock q. m. and 8 o'clock p. m,
Z In front OF the courthouse door. In the city OF
Lexington, sell at public auction TO the high
est bidder, for cash the farm Of said deceased
situated In the bottoms, 4 miles west OF Well
--fnetou, containing 100 acres, 14O acres OF
which 10 splendid cullivating land and the re-
naming 20 acres excellent timber and pasture
land. The description Of the land as 1t ap-
pears 10 the Office OF the recorder OF deeds Is
as follows: The northwest quarter OF section
r az, In township tfty (S0), OF range
-ehty.eight 1857 10 Lafayette county, Mis-
uri. Any and all inquiries regarding said
md and sale will be answered by addressing
ohm s. Blackwell, Lexington, Mo. oci95td
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TmE NEW DISCOVERY.

You have heard your friends and reiGhb, re
tnlking about 1t. You may yourself te one OF
the many who know from prrsonuI experience
just how good a thing II IL. u yOu have even
typed il. you are one OF It's sIaumch friends, Le-
cause the wonderful tn Ing about IL IL. That when
once given a trial. DIR. Kings New Discovery
ever after holds y place in The house. If you hHy We
never used 1t and should he afflicted with a
cough, cod or any 7 hrOat, Lung or Chest tiou-
bic. recure u hottie at once and give it Il fair
trial. 1t ia guaranteed every Tine, or mo Ie\
refunded. Trial bottle Tree al terry FHrmcr'e
drug store. no. Il
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Double Rarre'ed Shot Gun Ten
PAGES

Was The answer Col. WIN. BIsseli gave TO JET
ierson DAVIS at Washington. ID. G 10 his chal-
lcnge for speaking disparagingly Of the Western
Troops, and il ought TO be the answer TO anyone
claiming u cure OF Gatnrrh unless through the
blood. The Microbe developes from the germ
In one and one-half hours. the Fasteur Remedy,
by inhalation, kills the Miorobe as fast as IL
develops. and will destroy the germ in the
blood Free trial. Money oheerfully refunded
- the above is not subsiantistsd For sale by
C.. W. LOomIs. No. ..
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tn Il OR

BOrn-In st. Louis, Oct. 90, to the wife OF
Mr.. Edgar Fleming-a boy.
- In HIggInsville. October 81, to the wife
of Mr.. VIM, Ballew-a boy.
- In Lexington township. Oct. %. to the
wife Of Mr.. Floyd Eaton-a boy.
- Near this city. October %, to the wife
Of Elder K. j. Stanley-a boy.
- In Medicine Lodge. Has. Oct. 81. to
the wife OF Mr.. W. f. Cook nee Maggie Drys.
dale-a boy.
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the iollOwin personal property. to,wit;
One saddle IN are, Z work horses, 4 horse colts.
) three- Year-old alh Ys, I mules. Is milch cows,
6 y~eurling heilers, 2 Seariing steers. 10 steer
calves. 3 grain drills, . heiirr calves, u brO' Il
sows. Que lot stock hogs. "a acres growing
wheat. 40 acres corn in The field, ~ bushei seed
oats. ] sellNhinders. : cultivalurs, ! Buckeye
mower. ! Brown corn planter, = farm wagons,
3 three horse plO Ss, I suIky plOw / sulky rake,
II lot OF other farming utensils. harness, &c.
Also two large straw ricks and IL acres OF stool
field till March lt Good water Will take
care Of the stock oil purchaser
TEHRiS OF SALE;-Nine months time. bank
able note, without Interest Oh all sums of $40 Jr
Over; under that amount cash before removal Of
property. a discount at the rate OF per cent.
per anGun given for cash on time safes. sale
will commenpe al Y O'CLOCK.
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SALE OF FINE CATTLEH

I WILL sell to the highest bidder >eokzSpnx~@
/ on THURSDAY. NOVEMBER GN@FSXEA
Is, 1880, the following personal YRABeX
pro perry, to-wit; A
Six head haIf-bIOod Angus COWS. siied by
Lord Frederic. " imported by Leonard Bros.
1 head three-iOurth Angus heifers. out OF abov,
COWS and by ''Slusher's buli;' : head higl
grade short morn COWS, all extra good mi;krts
Is head one-half and thr,e-iOurth Angus CALVES
: Hoisiein heller calves, ! sh rt-horn sip"r calf,
ton,H } years old past; English Brrksh r,
BOAR. ! spring wagon. good vs. new. run IN
years.
TERMS OF SALE:-Slx months time without
interest. parties TO give Dankable mole belUr;
removing STOCK.
Above sale will be held on my farm y mile,
south Of Lexington. "a miles north Sc! NayvIeW
and Z miles "" I 81 HlgstnsYills.
nOvlId Per j. g. BLEDSOE.
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TnE ALTA II.

Re-marrIed-In this city. Got. %. by Judge
y. Ryland. Mr.. DAVIS MANSFIELD and
Mrs. MAMIE DEAN. Of near Odessa.
- At the residence of Mr.. }, Is. LaIck.
in Lafayette county. October 10. by Rev. Z. +.
Wallace, Mr.. ROBERT ID. LAUCK and Mrs.
MAMIE WERNER.
- At the residence Of the brides parents.
near lola, Kansas, October u, Mr.. GRANT
FARRELL, Of Auliville this county, and
Miss MARY f. THOMAS.
- At the residence OF the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry RIchtermann. near Nav
view, October 10. MIR. AUGUST kABlNS
and Miss CARRIE RICHTERMANN.
- At the residence of the brides father,
Mr.. w. ii. Perkins, ia Jackson county. Oct.
o, by Rev. G. +. Wallace. Mr.. MACK STEIN
HOUSER and Miss STELLA PERKINS.
- AT fhe residence of the brides father,
Mr.. j. ii. johnson. in Lafayette county Oct.
.. by Rev. G. f. Wallace. MIR. JOHN w.
KIBE and Miss WILLIE NJ. JOHNSON.
- AT the Methodist Episcopal church,
South, In Savannah, Mo-, October 30. MIR.
SAMUEL POLK and Miss JOSEPHINE
WAKEFIELD.
Miss Wakefield was for u time a very pOpu.
lar and much loved student Of Central Col
lege, IN this city, aud her many college mates
and numerous other friends will wish for heI
the most complete happiness. The newly
married couple will be at home to their
friends on and after November Is. at their
residence, No. 1916, FarrOn street, st. Joseph,
Mo.
MOORE-M'HEERY.
Jefferson City. Mo-, October % MISS Nellie
McIIenry. the charming daughter OF Hon,
James L. McHenry .ex.state register Of lands
was united in marriage this afternoon to Mr.
will A. Moore prominent young gentleman
Of the capital. The bride was tastefully cos
tuned In a suit OF dahlia cloth and at the
ceremony she stood beneath the same chan
delier under which her mother was married
"a years ago. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Thos. Cobb, of Lexington. an uncle
OF the bride. 1t was II quiet wedding. being
attended only by the relatives of the bride
and groom. The happy couple left this after.
noon for st. Louis.
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S5oo,ooo TO LOAN.

THE cheapest money ever loaned IN Lafayette
/ county. $500 anu upwards LOANED ON i'm
proved real estate ut the lowest rates OF interest.
Call on or uddr 80 GEORGE PRICE.
Lexington. Mo.
Office over 4. Winsor 4 Sons insurance Office,
opnOsite courthouse. Nam street. agl6m:,
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For Sale

Several second hand buggIes AT ridicuIouu.
ly low prices to make room.
~Iune2lti j, Ii. SENDEN
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URLIC SALE.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER :. lsoO.

r Will sell at the ''treth Harlow -S
1 farm about one and one hall miies kxN$S
southeast Of Wellington. on the Lex JfUr
ingtun and Odessa road, Oh -
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FOR RENT.
For RENT.

'INIlE store room ON Franklin Avenue, which
L has been occupied by Mr.: Albert Loomi-,
lately deceased, 10 Tor rent. Excellent location
Tor good grocery store. Apply To the owner.
ItDlbt. +. r. STRAMcKE
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u0ME NgONEY TO LOAN.

TINE monev now In nanus belonging TO the
estate Oi minors 10 Tor loan, Part on prime
real estate AMI pant on good personal security
parties drsirIngI to borrow will do we'll to call
Unice over r.. Winsor i Son.
mnyl3ll s. WILSON.
D.biir administrator and ex-ottice Pub. Cur.
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Philip Keller.
WE SATISFY!
And there is Nothing as Satisfactory
as Satisfaction.

The phenomenal success Of all Of our Special Sales shows
conclusivey, hat the people of Lexington know we advertise
n ma"t Wy y au w eGsely Us we say We have offered many
great Bargains at these Special Sales, and now, AS the season
winter Goods Is upon us, we propose to give You some
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pRICK Residence in Lexington. Mo-. -
ID for sale or exchange for farm o. fsssj
other property. Water. gas. bath;
separate dwelling Tor servants, HH&
oct25tr ". SERAT.
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WORK TEAM FOR SALE.
WISH to sell my team of work ~.
L hOrses, steady pullers, gentle in every Y2fKM
and in every respect No. i. win MI
he sold low. Will also sell the wagon and har-
ness il wanted. NIKE VAWTER,
nc,OSio Al pontnan Rriuve
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ID DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
SALE ON COLLEGE STREET.
HAVING determined TO remGve to <RsA,
IL Cincinnati, | now offer for sale my E4ss.t
re sidcnce on College street, con tain Ing E4iiiu
ak good rooms. bath room. etc. There -IAHA
are also on tn place u good stable and all neces-
sary out buildings. AMI everything is in COM
pleie repair A bargain may bs had and pay
mcnts made to SUIT the purchaser.
NORRIS GR ATH
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the following personal property. tO-wit:-
Two three-year-old mules. ! brood mare,
horse, Is two-year-Old steers, 4 tws-year. sd
spayed heiiers. ] lat COW, , fat yearling heifers
! good mich COW. Also farming utensils, con-
sistipg of wagons, plows, harrows. hay Takes,
mower. harness. SC. Also 4 good heating stoves
and l cooking stove. Also a lot OF good luni-
Der; 10 or 20 tons of hay in rick and 90 or *
acres of corn in field.
Terms make known on day Of sale.
THOMAS Z. COBBS
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NOTICE TO SPORTsM EN-.
FOR SALE,

NOTICE Is hereby given TO hunters and all
IN other sportsmen, 10 Keep of OF my premises
OF they wIil he prosecuted To the extent OF the
: law nOvli2 4. II. CAMPBELL.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
HAVING decided to quit farming I'm
III and r. mt my ftrm, I viii, on IA
TUESDAY,. NOVEMBER 18th. 1890,
s"ll at public auction. ut my farm, one AMI IA
b al miles southcast of Lexington, the follow
lag property. tO-wiI:
Three work hor, rs, Ii high-grade cows, 10
yrarliDg sieers. q Se trling hriirrs, IL spring
calves, thoroughbred bull about % stock hogs,
= single buggles: u large lot of farm machinery
and implements. harness, &c also Il lot OF
corn in field and hay in the stack.
TEItMS:-SiA months time, without interest,
on all suns OF 30 AMI over; under that amount,
cash before removal of property.
oct25td j f. ROBINSON.
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PUBLIC SALE.

7 will sell ut public auction, ut my ~
j inrm, seven mics est OF hESNS
W ellington, and i've miles north of tG-ua
Bates Ciiy Mo-, on
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S,rRAYED.

EROM my pasture. about eight miles -
II south OF Lexington. on Saturday, Y2sAn
october %, one TwO-Year-Ol Horse <$Ay2
Colt. about 10 hands high. cream gray MI
color, very gentle. A liberal reward wIIi he
! given for his return or for as to his
whereabouts novlI2 e.. NJ.
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IL BEST QUALITIES
LOWEST PRICES.

Superior Goods, Prices that Surprise. will -. ,o,,a :.
Tn' G Tap al'T m u our lmmense new line of Staple and Fancy
nee TIT expectation and gralifes the taste. '"'
ou ION nave what we need We always loved the silver
doiar ~ uouole eagle has a fascination for us, and a hundred
uoiar gIeehpack wakes us mp ont Of sIumber. and Won can ;nst
"Htel 1t down In your memorandum book that Won "'"" "''
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LAND NOTICE

WE have some inquiry for farms. ANY =,
w who want ~ seil-lu &c or small SEt&a
farms might Ind u purchaser Df plac- ~
ing them IN our hands for sale. -
0ct25'S r, WINSOR & SON.
Real Estate, Loan and Insurance Agents,
Lexington. Mo
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.;a n whole world wants to buy the best, and the best 10 u
view of offering You ~" "' oohe with a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10
THE LATE EMPEROR FREDERICK.

Of all those whom il has been my good or bad
fortune 10 know personally, the late Emperor
Frederick was undoubtedly the one who gave one
most thoroughly the idea rs to the kind of man
who was destined by Providence TO rule over his
fellow-crcatures Both in appearance and in de-
meanor there was a certain natural maicsty and
unaffected dignity which impressed all of those
with whom he was brought into contact. \
magnificent specimen of the most perfect physical
and mental type of manhood, the very sight Of
him was sufficient to cause one 10 think better of
the human race. Upon me personally he had n
very curious effect When in his presence | in
variably experienced the utmost dlihculty IN
making the obcisSance and in assuming the att
tude of respectful Difference demanded by Ell
quette. feel irrcsistibly inclined the contrary
TO draw myself up To my full height and to stand
with head erect eye flashing and chest expanded
in short. 10 key mp. Ii seemed somehow or
other TO me TO be a more suitable manner Of pay
ing homage TO such man than by bowling and
scraping His presence appeared In fact to stimu-
late me to show myself in the most manly light
possbp and TO cause me TO wish that | could
Danish from my mind, and, if ii posi-
ble from my person, everything that was petty,
trivial or mean. | felt when his eye rested Oh me
something like horse must feel al the moment
it wishes to show off all its best points As far
as | have been able to ascertain the impression
that he created upon me, and which | have at
tempted TO describe. was experienced by the
soldiers under his orders in the wars where he WOE
his laurcls as of the greatest captains Of the
century. MOltke was aware of this when. at the
outbreak of the war OF 1870, he insisted that
=" nscr Fritz should have the command of the
South German contingent, the fidelity of which
was questioned. owing 20 the bitter anmosty
that prcVailed--and for the matter OF that. still
prevaIs-n South Germany against Prussia.
Motkc felt that it was the Crown Prince alone
who could succeed III infusing them with enough
patriotism to fight and with sufficient enthusiasm
10 vanQuish the enemy. Troops commanded 10y
him in person became practically nvucihlc. for
every soldier IN the ranks stirred by the sight
of his prlnccly leader to deeds Of and dar-
ing. Even the greatest coward became hero When
he felt the kindly eye OF Frederick the Noble upon
him. And the eye was indeed a kindly one, in
perfect keeping with his gentle dcmcanor. his IN.
affected good nature. his utter absence Of self
suffic!ency. The Germans have one word which
expresses all this, namely. lcuthscelie." and
Frederick III was certainly the most lcuthSecllg
monarch who ever sat upon a throne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10

II tlc chiya,rou, and kai-hJl oAamc'cr Of
,hc Austrian Emperor remind oHc Of ancient Father
nam Of modern times. that OF the IiIucr "I
v,lcs. on the other hand. must hc REGARDED as
thoroulhly iu keeping vii. ia' present "-'
Fnrland's f,turc king Is exceedingly what lr
French describe as " ina ola steele end oil t'
ccrtury.. whereas Francis Joseph w'1Id ne So
d,,,u rs. uo,v "a. yiclN jcu" Io.d .hlonc'
Tho one is Tie Kni-ht Of tic Round Table epoch
,lc otlcr tn. gentlemen If the last quarter "l III"
nineteenth century, and possessing "I the merits
and q few Of tie vices ol the English clhh-
man Of To-day Tint tie Prince Is quite as IulH
iubucd with tie sacred character II royalty j.
CLEARLY to he seen from tie harsh ana cU''I'4
manner In which he has resented bis ss''t lo'lS'
marriage 10 Lord loruc ana that oil IIl"''N'
Ecatricc T. tie lrbrc N-des1cndcd Henry "i h''"'
brry While. however. he los'S j" opportunity
,f making these two brothcrs-ln-l"" oil Ms lea
Tie impts,ablc -ull which separates MS rams anu
station from theirs, he Is most c"fei"i 10 co'o''
from the general public his opinions az /" ,''
divinity that hcdlc5 kings and thrH ""Sl'I"N
from the common hcrd. lie possesses III " ''"''
marked degree that principal ineIcohu' I'll i""'''
influence and sacccs,, nahrlN, U'c'' "'". ~ " ~
this in particular THAI hc owes us
popularity .,..,i,..t,-
remember witnessing an amusing mamie
,ion Of this tact on the part OF the Frih'c' l"'
nt.,. u.n uurd,Ila. who was born in Ens-
a., - If o., c,iled Carbonari, held for
'''' ..... ,l.. leadership Of the extreme Radical
'''''S i..i., .I,,,st say thc Republican party
=. 49, L;,,odo,, If, wa. bitter Zee OF royalty.
I ~. ,,,,rnor of Parliament for Sheffield was
"i,..,,s Tho Gr.t to protest AGAINST money hcns
,r,ut,I f. tine members of the sovcfcisn's family
or, autumn day the Prince and Princess oi Wales
ha,,o,,cI :, mas, through sheffield their way 10
,to,r scotch castlr at AbcrrlIc. Their train
,t,. h,l,oI for ob,nt ten minutes in the station
o''' g.. .,.o,,,,. engines and b. examine
I"H' WE a., 49,. p,i,,, made GOOD usr ol
',' "''''''' .,,,, ,l,t Mr. Nnrdcila was on the
' ,. .t.,ion awaiting some friends
P''','''" .... hil,.J IA deliver one of his usual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10
MsTRINS CHIvALROUS EMPEROR


There is nothing majestic or imposing about
Francis Joseph the Emperor King Of Austr"-hun-
oorv. Bnt thcrc is something that is wonderfully
ot,roctive and sympathetic in lis kind but nn-
utterablv sad eyes. in his gentle and courtN
address. and in his entire absence Of all alc't'-
,ion ,thonqh his hair has turned anowy-whii"
and IN, interesting face has become iarro"ed ~
many wrinkles, yet his figure retains all the
,,,.,cbIcss elegance for which it WAS distinguished
=, l.,e of wore. and he still remains both out
,.,rl,v and inwardly the impcrsonication "i
,ycrythinq that is knightly and cllyairons As
scared above. he attracts rather than imposes, and
,to feelings both Of his household, Of his iamiI-
i,rs and Of his people at large are those OF love
and deem attachment, rather than 81 NcncH'ion
and awe He is 50 entirely unaffected s., simple.
90, coosid,ratr and SO anxious 10 say and 30 klnd
,hi,cs | always remember my first presentation
o. him at a ball. given by Countess Andra>Sy at
Vienna. | was scarcely eighteen years Of age
lint Httlc more than "a mere boy, and had only
.ccentlv hid adicu 10 school and hlrchlnes. On
boiro presented Ills Majesty shook hands most
kindly spoke 10 me about the great public schoo
ot which had been educated, and which hc men
toned by name, and after five minutes OF k'ndN
cbaG and banter, laid his hand on my shoulder
and cXDrcsscd a wish that ! should ENJOY myscii
10 my HEARTS content al Vienna. OF course thr
lnowlcdrc which hc displayed of my previous me-
Of nv sch0Ol-days, and of my successes III c"i'sc
sports, was derived from inquiries, when he ma"
probably made few moments before '" the great
personagc who had obtained his permission 10
nreseut me However | did not think OF that
al the time but felt astonlshcd and BATTERED py HIS
extraordinary acquaintance with my past life and
future prospects And even now, when LOOK oaoA