Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-14
NAN FROM BAIKAL.
Ian STUPIDITY SENDS GOOD
49, CITIZENS HERE.
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y " ,rsentIne Republlc-A FiTth-
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,,lcrce 81 the Richmond Dispatch.l
q v,,r June lS..-Years ago. when a
W uonia for jew batting was rife in
~" 7 went 70 one Of the receiving
.lS ~ Maintained by wealthy Hebrews
s. .,rr,ry for the succor of their race,
i'i ss a study Of the types found
: S.,h a scene Of wretchedness did
t' cxpcct 20 SEQ again, OF 10 hear
p ..of oppression. Surely, the world
3 cong wiser, ! thought
y oars later ] was passing through
land. and happening to visit one
= - ..,-,r quarters Of the city saw again
,ft .,r.rgc Oriental faces that had
: @0 ,.. for weeks after visiting the
!. .rs There were the venerable
E IN skull-caps, with long boards
e.. their waists and long coats
..- fhr,r heels: the same dark
. .-.same beautiful. silent children.
.,.talv born Of generations Of
-,.a their big, lustrous eyes These
6 refugees from oppression who
~ ..5 st.,.cr in England and the OPP
r m work at starving wages for
iaiurs.
81 I happened into the Office of
-a HC'vir and found that
T.r,r Cohen had Just been
-.. Story of q recent refugee from
us.,s. district OF Russia. This
+. fr...d. sturdy man OF intelh-
D. .--.. and medium height, with 800
'..-... .i> pocket decidedly q de.
...r .ar any country. one would
J. .-, Tire man from the Trans Bal
motion OF coming 20 America.
s. l-. EtIe home near q station of
5, a rv which he worked, and his
il. vegetables. Then came no.
Y ... ..tlr "a certain date. the LIST Of
,.-. Inst. / doD'tremember which,
i Sid rr employed on the rail
..r..v occupations had already
CD his race that this was like q
s.rssWcut. lie couldn't 60
.n..va~ forbidden. He couldn't
i'- .v.snor--hop: forbidden. He
...,... medicine or become a me-
..-.,...rg at all 10 which il was
.- vUlroad-man 20 turn his
... E, could come 20 America, and
..-,,- Cohen what he thought of
....uizatinu and he seemed
.-.-.~sei with il. One Of the
.... IS backing II. has built wine
....l ,lmcut. not as a charity,
t-.ro,y speculation, and hopes
s.. r..plp indirectly by II. The
rlh.y fertile and capable of
The Argentine Republic
..-rt seen to move much.
r.-... sen. "a farmer, an engineer
....- expert % make eXamina-
.t.v reported several fine
r.t-..ts and IA friendly Govern
....r. peuplo raised q great row
posed admission OF Hebrew
....t tie project lauculShed. Eng
.-... -.l is friendly to the Hebrews,
go. .r.l much lately at the num-
$50. ass the capacity of Pa
..i. America is far and away
-rrv for the refugees to seek.
l- likely 10 become public
poor OF other natiOualities,
.... r..-,R- here take excellent care
en-. VIM 10 THE FAIR OF CLONAiEL.
..s-.. t.-.icularly notice the driver
..-. .-.l MP 10 the high seat of a
-. each the other day, but /
.. che horses were a couple of
.-...- ~ whom Colonel Shepard
D.. -.lu-d.
-..,a-epcor. wornout beasts
... --..-. reading my thought; the
.aau q good horse in his day,
-... ,.. Ike the pair / drove 10 the
-- r -. Fair" and he ended with
.-.-. ..rEla IF JOYOUS recollection as
lisa 3ri'>.
~ saw chat the driver was lately
.--.uau with one of those clean,
-.- t-ra.Ired conntcuances that l
.-..... u. I.y. with az first sight.
never been 10 the ClODmel fair, y
O.. have seen the plg-falr at
.s. IT'S o fine fair. sir SAID the
--. .-ta. have thirteen IN one year
.-s-. gg s. full of horses livery time.
-rl up,nel 10 see II the first time
d. Lac t.s. sir. One evening as was
--- o.. ne work along comes two
-. -.,'.au.n a-drlving the widest
- -,.- Ia ever seen. They were
4. WITS md 10 hould EN-.
....r- DIVE, pat;' SAYS one
'.r. -.r. said |.
.v. that I up 70 the seat and TUX
.-.. T., the tlonmel Fair said the
.-. ---',.ueu. Howly saintsl ! said !
RI. .-. them horses was like two
r Wien night came on the young
.-.- sad they couldn't stop, and on
.r..'' 70 was pitch dark. and | didn't
~- I was tuis side of Heaven
.r- did they, and the horses
g. -L And the next ! knew
20 was IN a hospital wild more
...-.l.r -lan / knew / had before,
. -. carriage stove TO small BITS,
.....r.lr- gentlemen gone home again.
-.- -r- doctor told me the young
... L.I ruu away from home with
-...'trs ll the carriage and GOOD
..y L,1 under the drivers cush-
. ...aI.r z hunters to the pole Tor
egg -u. IN their lives. The horses
fay meant 10 sell at the talr
w'l the money for q gay tune,
v.-.I Ike young gentlemen the
E- Lgt III not soon forget that
fl-E. That's how il was, SIR,
.'. t-., t,ua I ever went to Cloumel
e.. -' 10 there at all"
MASSACHUSETTS, MAN.
.s- many years since ] have seen
.- r-.-t. az Massachusetts,. when
..-- he was a merry boy at col
-. laughing blue ewes and q pink
.-rlexlon that girl would be
N.w hes a bearded man, and
%. vouug Republicans Of Mas
who are pretty nkely 70 hoiui-
d.. ..- Governor tins iall, but l. never
Used % his grave and bearded as
OBJ. wspaper pictures.
-'. Barrett gave great promise OF
notion. He was a splendid
without being IN the least a prig
.V.rm. liked innocent tun as well
-.s- one. and had a laugh as merry
LE-. But what most impressed
@ was bis lnoTdlnate tondness LOT
III. would IL those days WORK as
-H.lfuilv to elect his candidate
,.tI-lcv Of a college debating so
a.. would now 20 impress his IDEAS
State. The youth was father
-- barrett left Dartmouth College n
.aslOrt cut tOpOlitics through
'--..u. He went 20 Washington as
-,.I.ut for the Boston AdCeTtiser,
-s. credit for political acumen,
-.a BONE 20 edit and manage bOth
aud the RecOrd, gained pro-
-r interest in the concern, went TO
l-r.I Court, a. they call the lower
.. q the Legislature, and has just |
.. term as Speaker with great |
; 81. this az the extremely mature
.'-,-g.,wo. II the time hadn't appa-
l.,e past when people look 10 |
'4 .--.,ts for presidential timber /
'.F barrett might reasonably fear
-..- s'r0Ee some day.
'-al- len 20 West.
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