Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27
Me- g0RK's BOY EDITOR
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Tslso DApery. Nav York's MOST
famous boy editor, IL respiax the bitter
frsls Of saeesss. and has been esdsrsd sas
of the city By his Doctor.
This Lad, nov about IL ysars cid, 4. q
little marvel Of acute editorial iad xasnt.
10 seems TO have been born In him. VERY
early In bis editorial career be would be
playing with his marbles OF his pet eat
whsa hs would say: Il hAvs al idea
will write 70 Prince 90 aad 30 and GET an
article for sunny Hour" His ideas
always have worked He has published
In his little monthly articles from mors
Kings and Queens aad Priacss sad war
worn Generals than aay three mAgAxia %
of grown up dimensions Carmen sylvia
seat him two poems Canaan PachA, the
defender of Plevns. sent him an article
for which a maya zine editor would have
given . front tooth. Prince Roland
BonAparss has Just sent him the manu-
script Of an unpublished book on science
with full hb-rty to use extracts. The
Princess of Wakes sent him . story A
maa publisher hearing Of this concluded
that he could do as much and sent
blank check for another. Tho check
was, Of course, returned
Social leaders in New York took tho
boy up and made . pet OF him Their
children wrote for him and he was in de-
mand at receptions and fairs, where he WAS
. model of boyish department Bat all
this Was hard on . growing boys vitality.
Tello will b kept at school this winter
IN the country. out Of reach OF city ex-
elements Three days in each month he
4. will have leave Of absence to come down
aud get his paper ready for the press.
Next year hs will 60 abroad, and whether
he goes to Paris, Spain, Greece, Turkey,
Africa, South America or China, he will
be able 10 hobnob with subscribers aud
contributors OF the most imposing and
dignified character.
The sanctum Of this young editor II .
museum There are shelves filled with
curiositiss, and rows upon rows Of pho
tographa Most OF the distinguished
contributors, and some like Queen Vic
toria, who have not contributed, have
sent him portraits, 20 that the wall II
like gallery Of notables. Prince Roland
Bouaparts Is . splendid looking young
man with . slight mustache. Garabed
Ksshiskisp, the publisher of the Constan-
tinopis illustration" IL handsome,
middle aged Turk with fes and full
brown beard Osman Pacha's military
coat y covered with military decorations.
Prince MavrocordAto looks out from
another photograph. There IL another
of General Sherman and . letter. almost
the last he ever wrote, and other letters
and newspapers In every Language. Mr..
Keshiskiap's Turkish paper has picture
of Tsllo on it, last page, which Il Its first
- We would reckon, while the title page
l. on the back. Tho type looks not I'M
like the Chinese fire cracker characters.
Every number of this young editors
magazine has paid from the first. There
are few editors who could say As much.
The money goes into barefoot fund"
~ bay shoes for poor boya
Lissis RhoAy's NsighboN
"You go, the Massachusetts, people
call rs herstics and Anabsptists. They've
never forgiven W since they drove us out
Of thsir Stata In their eyes we are al
lot Of tree thinkers."
Il was . Rhode Island man who said
this, and rubbed my eyes and stared at
him prepared to hear him next declare
himself q chum OF Roger Williams Then
It occurred to me that really knew very
little about the Rhode Island Of the pres
ent except Newport divorces aud yacht
races, and the fact that IL is small
State So I opened my question box
then and there.
Yes, my informant admitted, IL was
curious survival Of old prejudicea The
old feeling still exists that Bostoniaus
arc . sour, sour race, even as they In
tarn denouncs the Rhode Islanders a.
fnfidsla On the other hand, the Cape
Cod people get along very well with
their neighbo "Ths Pilgrims never
p.rsscuted us or drove us out; 1t was the
Puritans," said he. drapping again iUso
his curious air OF familiar experience OF
pass hardshipa I'VE pride ourselves on
our liberal views We Hive to enjoy life
and to let others do the same. IL people
start . Congregational church down
here they call IL the Free Congregational.
To avoid all suspicion OF strnigt laced
vsya Don't you think we are liberal -
ard think 80. IL was Providence and
guodav. Is was almost q continental
SUNDAY. All the street cars were full.
Tn. bay was full Of excursions, the river
Of pleasure boats Tho nabobs were OF
At their country seats taking things easy.
7. vas q day Of resa Then | remem-
h.r.s how had once been struck by tho
.s.rnp.~, OF . Boston Sunday. and began
r.o.csins on the curious survival OF
State differences.
Iron Rssgs SD ASss Pnss.
have discovered absolutely the fat
Tat husir-ss now transacted In sne
rr,it.d st.ssa II IL the manufacturs OF
. smaxnesie Iron rins," which when
vor. on the finger cures or wards o"
,h.umssisrn. OF course the manafse-
,,-., 4. q Boston nan, but II Is rather
.rrious thas Bsstonisns srs buying Toe
,,,r~ IN some numbers ss - eaca, y'eia-
,ns. profit Of %. 900 Pc cent saw enc
.,,A... things on the finger Of man
~hd bad ipesssiously visited Ss~ 'o's'
and n. told a moving tale OF being com
r.,I.a 20 we.r 10 by maiden aunt Who
.h.d him IA her will" Il vas ths hrss
h.a .>.u In New York, bat sney sfs
>,orxcA In Boston,