The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-12
with me and nte somo OF those ducks AID told

VIII AMI L say Gou bless you. Marx twain,
4 telegram was read from Henry Irving in
which the actor sent bis SITUATIONS to his old
tho lotos Club, In Introducing Charles 4.
Damn President Lawrence said:
Mr. Dana @ SoSlI mot not defend himself and never
IA time when Mr.. Dana was not welcome to the
.otos Clnh. | introduce him a. thn great and
Mr. Dana snid;
Mn. iRtsiuE>r AND GENTLEMEN. It is a
great satisfaction and delight to be with you
this, evening. and to lotn, with you in homage
10 Mark Twain. We all know him ns an in
comparable humorist aud as man OF genius.
There has never been moment when he has
not been heartily American. 1T is. PERHAPS.
at the present moment not entirely
seems to DO DISPOSE ion on the part OF
some PERSONS TO turn their backs ,upon the
OF them. Aud | think that see in your eyes
that in the Lotos club there mas never been q
thought or an GipiratLon not entirely Ameri,
always, and we will always carry you in our
dent Low, tho next sneaker that in walking
through the woods with the frenchman who
nsGrSs as the orginai OF the srho2mnstGr N
ii%S frfnsGmani"' Yes, ,saiId Sir. $@5ic. Sa
thought Victor iiGGo's writings Inspired re;
liGt9n. Victor lingo, Victor Huge rerltrd
Tn rG 81 HH rSisr"f t tGS h. 30
MF st Gisir Msko!wHy said tia, in his pur-
sary to take the bark oil the guest OF tho
evening.
of h have s6 St" many spRRs on he e s"d E &
where Mark Twain obtained those roots Of
reverence which sunk deep into his soul
that they have never since come 70 the sur
POSITIONS 70 FOR nins slrIs He kSSt II, up
and In nupb them Then he wrote the same
composition Tor all. and as ench had kept tho
inct secret from tho others. they all handed
rememncr the. good old DR.. Cochran OF
Bear Creek Acndcmy: it was the most
nety he had ever seen: at which Mark
stood III and said that that word did not APP
rear In The eoomroSi,lon, ThS good old Doctor
an inch OF his life. Those nine girls had nine
brothers Each one gave Marx q licking.
: | feel dccimatc,l. ana am going to leave
=, Among other things. he wrote an essay FOR
the Hnnnoni % on ei ne WY to- maTS
necessary to take hold Of tho tops and pull.
He also alleged that If the readers would rlny
still. The owner of the paper was away Mt the
time. and on his return he met delegation
Il tG tE"m aE wa aS s
discharged. but rehired at double tho salary
to mako anldavts as to, the circulation, rs
with u woman who was twice his age. by tho
namo % Arethusa Blaine. but in spite of her
mann n raNa tod Of his is rgt meeting
with Mark Twain at n Veteran reunion in
Hartford. where the veterans worc fall of ell
Ihusiasm. and everywhere there was II su.s-
ges ion of rum. rhrumatism. and rebellion,
. Mark had to make n speech" he added
band of seventy pieces. which kept playing
grand marches from Faust can
,and was Il veteran. and had celebrated.
Marks asdes to me on that occasion wcr"very
ptaresttng' Gen. Porter gave a humorous
description Of various memb"rs of the, hand.
md then. referring to Marx Twain. SAID
10 is ono OF whom it may he truly, said |
hat he is constantly taking in iun and think |
ng in earnest
Their" we're loud cries FOR Twain" again.
his time his talk was more serious than funny. |
Gentlemen he said. " see now that my. po- |
ton Is %stffa 1t is 6%t,1r to md %n' n"ofs
against you or for you. don't see that have |
! great deal to explain | G%t Off very we'll |
elbows had. Even Mr.. Warmers story about |
!! ducks wasn't vely serious. lie says no |
he oriE i rar , don't seq that Sr Low said
lnything against mo and neither did Mr.. |
ana Iowey"r will .o fGy that never never
M as 50 were "rH' told i Giy " Mr. MeKcfws7.
M | consider myself pretty canaHc;
vas -r&tiIlct to soc how. much he hadn't found |
nut. BY accident he missed the very things
hat didn't want to hay" said. and now. gen
l"mer. about AmerIcHnism.
" have been on tho continent Of Furope for !
yer two and half years. | have met many
,n"ri"ans there. some sojournng for short
me only. others making protractrd STAYS. and
has teen n, very GratiiDinE TO me 90, t" mnd
IS. and that their hearts, rise. when they, SEQ
he star, and StriIes, i met only one lady
10 i i'G a great thing TO- say S ii at in
lie lie shams / thinE we may may call them -hamsD
t nohllltics and OF hereditieS; She was en-
or n long time said to her: At least you
must aluit that we have one merit We are
ot like the Chimes who refuse to allow their
+ Thnnl; God. We don't
" Even in, the matter Of this last election.
hat my grief Is not real You see
no TACT IS have always been a
fna t to s"pr 1Gsl. ThH die sb
reat relief In Eurore III" politician or ruler
Tho gets into the Euct Of the people cannot
e removed without q. nIoody revolution, With
mctic 4 ballots ana get rid d them"
I'm" Mr. i;irhard Watson Giiicr the ' poet eii-
~ ~ tina century, NugFzDp. delivered n short
ceech in Ell! gy IF the ~oiehrp rated h"mor,
towels spoke n few words Then Mr..
dmnnd Clarence StGdmqn WINS called upon;
M wien no naU tlthI Alf. IO'nrnS begged |
"a privilege Of making third speech. Ho |
Did how Mr. lloweis. As editor OF tho Al nnhc |
inntrV. had declined his MANUSCRIPTS, dcclin-
~ t. pun lsh thcn in his, magazine. add
~. in his quaint and humorous way
mt he did not caro- SO much ,nhont
aving his MANUSCRIPTS declined as he did |
bout the proof reading Of thom after they
ere accepted and printed III the @te litern-
ire the hAy. t"lliu. an interesting story Of |
10 troubles that had brfallcn an author in
)nscpu"nce OF tho printers mlsinterDreting a
roof l"aIcr's "aUtiunary signal. which brought
infusion TO the author and everlasting dis
rnre uIpn tn" persons mentioned.
Mr win Carleton sang = couple 81 songs and
milniEht Mr.. Bran Stokcr was making n
Tech HAT WAS "licttng r"ars pf applause. 1t
'okpl NJ that hour - though tho speaking
nj tho fun would continue until duybreuk.
scld for As-nWi'ing Voters aud FOR Illegal
Rre -trntIor.
BnTTNo, Nov 1l.-''uGiist B!ly Baker. ono
I the bounc"rs wearing special deputy sheriff
adges. who assaulted vOrcrs in tn" First ward
II election day, was arrested late this
ftornOon on q warrant sworn out by Lawyer
amos Fullerton. who charges that baker
ssaultod him while no was cndeavoring to
Ltain entrance to tho polln. booth in the
str N tirst RI In : lao,