Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-10
rnR GREAT AFRICAN EXPLORER.


traction In this city. In consequence
Of the Interest 10 his personality beins
as great perhaps rs In his lecture, th'
fact. embodied IN which ARE all pub
IIsb.d, tho Theatre was packed from
"plt 10 dome"
We have read quite number OF de-
scriptions Of Mr.. Stanley, some oil
which were the reverse Of compliment
airy, while others were fair, but none
have been particularly detailed. Doubt
less he was kccDly scrutiniked last
night, "a most people have a great curl
o-ity for seeing notable characters.
Ho 10 Of medium height aud some
what siocky build. His well-rounded
figure filled out to good advantage b.
black dress suit, which Included
the conversational clawcd-bammer
coat aud open breasted vest, exhibiting
a wealth OF immaculate linen. tn.
massive head, being supported by
full neck, appears 10 grow out Of and
consequently properly belong to the
firmly knit body. Some large heads
have such n slender connecting attach
mept ss 10 convey the impression that
hey have dropped ON TO wrong places
and stayed there under protest. Not
90 with Mr.. stanley's Uranium. He IL,
10 TO speak, physically harmonious.
The capIt Ia carried erect, almost TIP
ping backward rather than forward,
and n picture Of him would hardly
suffice 10 illustrate pcrronihed humility
which he probably regards rs some
noted old Romans did, ~ human
weakness rather than virtue. The
entire physique conveys the Idea Of II.
reprc-siblc energy aud restless activity
fed by comparatively ineshausiible
vitality.
The face OF this phenomenal man IL
u study. The forehead IL slightly dis
appointing, being neither ~ high nor
broad rs might DO anticipated and does
not convey an Idea u excessively wide
intellectually. But II should he 70.
membcred that such work M he nc.
complished required large degree Of
physical stamina allied TO ut least fair.
ly superior mental cndowments. a
purely inteiee'uai man couIu never
nave accomp''.he" wna' ne wv, nonce
the intellectually capable Livingston
failed where Stanley succeeded. While
Tue 'or"er was Nv 'eas' 'ne peer /" nv
.ne suPc.'o' :" ."o "''o' '"'''i'o'""'
Me physics, V''A'y anu pu'. '
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'no''nA''oa :" w SOU, ~"e" 'n' "u"'o,
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Lake most bFi'iiant mon sir. STANLEY
hassplendid eyes. They are fnii, dark
anu penetrating, ana shght tendency
10 lower the i'us increases iheir as
peel OF iookinsM some far away oh
lec'-an evidence OF broad mind.
Tue small man gene'a'iy mas peefing
look as " nc Were Whispering something
near ~ manu-, TINT when Is In clos,
proximity oeing MI that N within his
mental grasp Inc explorers eyes arr
iustrous anu beautiful ana appear T.
reuecm every otiier feature that might
otherwise be considered ordinary.
Me. stanley Is u rapid speaker, and
his apparent Indifference To style Adds
achsrm to his delivery. There In no
visible straining Tor effect. His audi
cncc ut once recognizes this simplicity,
which ellcits their sympathy, 40 far AZ
that element Is capable Of arousing 1t.
His voice IL pleasant and flexible, but
not such n one 70 sIirs the tender
emotions OF the heart. This was ca
emplihcd In his magnanimous tribute
.xon,.,,.Iv ,nno,,na 4, ~,
~ la,,or,s da.,,, ~.