The sun., 1891-01-11
STORIES or 4 DIPLOMJJISI,
Gen. Winston Rnd ihe french Custom. w.
eers-The hnme and ~ e Persian Tipp,s.


Gen. Winston nnd ,ne french Custom- %.
eers-The snme and ~ e Persian Iipp,s.
Prom the Chtcaoo IosL
II never henr Of the sacredness that hedges
around an Ambassador.' said o much trav.
pnobserved Witness. You all relnember TIC
Ss Ssu great ' dpeu q thu, ifss naans %s.
ton when he made his i, ,aNo,.s trG frTm Chi.
10 You renemberItf You my No, tnuv.
hoyeyer: that .ign boards pow mark that, a'h:
this bn ,raS Ss 's ,oS nave Deeh 'heie"'eo-0us
my ehaneoa ne Isa one day about five years ago 10
name. ju.s within the French border s't trais az
from the other side came rolling in. and from
% rous se D:
Adorned wIth heavy gray moustash 1f ii ins
rhyss.s Ne Trs ,H erect and q t1s. 81.
any any ob-eryyer posscsslng the slIchtest imaEina-
Well after sweeping the station pretty clean.
P$ % SssF sss s;s:. AZ &;
campsigusr: Just as h9 reached tho pyyrs,%ld
man touched him on the should er, and in Eng
nqs s@ aGTR aAf
E4ssss 81 asi s%sI ia sna hs a.
@aE Ra g.:
sees froS hPspf0
oil that was said. but seeing half dozen on.
"a tSa hs n.R;1:
looking man exclaim:
ser hAt an the p1S sssa MH
plain Englishy II afterward learned that the
~ 8ss e rs1s!a an$ ss.i YOU hsss no sIsh
!oSs into my baggage I'm no 'ba smuEe!sr And
I Sisss; Won't 6s7s "a yea III ioek . |satolI . EhsrS:
sestsd e,' SrsSe S!Hs Rheders Blu. T
~ e. s% se WI ssst saa IN H. I
and danced nimbIy about as they sucked theIi
soundly sou ~ thpmpsd fnsers Gould the Apsn:
What would have been the outcome had poi
cant ssy when eos Rs
had been explained to him ho was furious and
%an so xhsss aSss sse es esms
'hssxS & 'sssdds s'SIIaso&R SI% a's
Ts. ts,ss ns, Ess'S
6spsn had 9esS hs s bowsd ow
asked ten thousand pardons. The military.
aen was ohy d"gn a
said 1t was al right that no harm had bs.s
sRa bs bssd ss
spsSted Ss toI2gwed without d:Isy va.
quaffed from broad mouthed glasses and then
yGiSns member Of 1hs English dso%s
name. H He Wondersd IL il . were 4 81 same abons
Thom he had heard q story IN which certain
oiiiess Who was s in PeI:is a. ths .ime i iSp::
Count Won schierSrsnd Snsr* *wsl Il.Enown vritsi
M enc newspaper eorrespondent,, was ~ s,., attssnea
g. nd pin Mssqn s Sl e also
complished pol! yglot. ,Hei is small man, look;
Ie wSseys on sasn ds1 @
Legation; his son constituting his stan anl W
ps Thsy as. b
tths weather beips yelI warm we're not Az, lias
anss nsr sh s1'
he4 Of sSe s tsse a
fear. eonseenti9us scrpDle. OF baekwardnesh
Had bssP Of AmerSatn mHn1is:tuss eo a
tour times greater than the npest Of KsntuStH
With bis Majesty. mentioned the sngagsment:
hs ,s sp bsdpy aSp 5 sns onn nn reeesn.
Ing the dsysarsS
~o9G assdr aI hs 20 dsness exelsm.d we
Eans W. napgIy gndfsdI5nGa es sisA that when
saw tS. sTsSa Il ths nssYseS % % sa Urged
Gsniss sais ssaS' SS tPs get s;sz ' ~
and he didn't propo.s to, gtqI himself WITH any,
re- monsi rate the General told MIN be dldn's
ss.S SSaSs A. sis '1 4:
General. who was tired out suocumbed The
epithet droye Al trace of anger from him t ant
In heartbroken Jones as he did SO: A.,
way from Chicago to Persia to be called a.
1901 hy littlo DutShman. ,,d,,.tsa hv IN.
Generals tones" the Englishman continued,
4" turned the Count's wrath to amusentrt
That the General might not see him smile.
cr h s h haa
Was | lhs 81 last vt STRAW. The Count during hls
Soiyer e' in nj that pocket. The. densrai Knew T.
eoS e4ea tbs bsUrs hs
could withdraw his hand:
And without another WORD. he hastily sos
blmsslf together; and in few mome1E.
pTsssnce Of the Shah ard sas down at tho royal
the loft by his legation"
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Nor. Than 100 Years Of Ase.