The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-25
DEPEW BACK FOR CHRISTMAS
AS AUTHENTIC IN7ERTTEW. cor.
POSED NJ HIHSt II.


lesurciy Intervies cd himself on board the
steamep Uinbrin, and wrote out report Of
what ho said TO himself The Umbrla arrived
yesterday with tho Doctor in tIptoD health IN d
excellent spirits. fio showed the report Of his
interview TO reporters with tho remark that IL
was his frat attempt at their line Of business.
IL am anxious 20 SOC how Il will look after
the editorial blue pencil gots through with It,"
he said with smile. Tho Doctorareport OF his
interview with himself was 1,U0O'words long.
nearly four SCy columns.
DR.. Depew was awAv Just nvewoeks lie
planned 70 Get homo BY Christmas and did 1t.
He was in London two days. went to Paris for
two days. and after that took u fi7ing trip ovor
tile Continent. sightseeing. lie did Home in
four days. took in pompeii in n single after
noon, saw Naples and Nesuvius next day and
ate Thanksgiving turkey with Minister Potter
in Rome. IIe went to Florence. after That saw
Pisa nnd Genoa. and spent later four days in
Nice and Monte Carlo. Then he raced to Lon
don for n weeks stay before boarding the
Umbrla 10 return home.
Tho first thing DR.. Depew interviewed him
cell abUut was the business depression, and lie
reports him as follows:
The universal com plant all over Europe ia
bad business. Nothing like IL has ever boon
experienced, Thoy all feel and look poor. and
tho uinhor Of unemployed is unErece led entedly
bill. and its repeal or substantial mobilization
Ia thor only hope. Every item OF ncws about
the tariff Is eagerly read. nnd tho attention OF
Europe in American politics is concentrated
on Tho tariff question. They cannot under
ata nd why, u President and n Congress having
been elected on specific pledges and clear
promises tho policy So freely and fully pub
lished before election Is not Immediately car
ried out"
,i,.Nl 4, .t.t IL. L..
Italy presents IN object lesson Of what America
escaped By She repeal OF tho silver purchasing
clause OF the Sherman not. The Worlds Fair |
and the panic have kept American travellers |
out OF Italy. business Va very dull in Epgland. |
There never were 80 many unoccupied houses !
In London and at Brighton cottages arc lot |
ting ut loss than half price. Hosebory's mas
forty settlement OF the coal strikes in London !
Gladstone as tho political head Of Ills party "
home Impressed she Doctor more. than any
teryow with IOIn Leo:
80 | was accompanied IT,, the Vatican ny tho
500 tie Pope because I regard him as more
progressive and more In toucn with tho spirit
States. than nrv of his predecessors. When
first presented my letters Of Introduction was
mymep hut the ppe Hx ny nI to- s%S
waited HIS II
ing man. lie was up in art. archaeology. liz
eratnrr. and politics nnd Tho time New rapidly
An attendant snid that would be admitted in
Iqsked what the ceremony Q, introduction
iholr, kne, and kiss tho rtrnl ring on tho
an Interview was unusual, and l was n iro,-
estnpt, the Pope had directed that the ceremony
lug = private interview with tho PRESIDENT OF
th: United states.
As 1 catered the audience room the Pope
rose. came half way across tho room shnuk |
me cordially by the hand. requested me 10 te
seated. and resumed the papal chair. He is
certainly as vigorous as.liadstonc. who IL nine
months his junior. lilo had been in rontinu.
Gus audience from 8 in tho morning until
.. the delegates that day tina. the Pore had
md read a I. Without sasses lis eyes 80 were we're
brilliant and expressive, and no spoke in u
voice whose modulations Indicated his feel
In few minutes We were in the midst o,
srty and It's rights and the duties o. nnptal
and labor. employers AMI employees. When | |
h Z, "i IN Ts and ali m h
;yclical letter On the subject Of the rights OF
1Sronoity; there came spls1nd!d exhibition Of
no front Of the chair, rrasiing the arms. and
presented the aprcaranGe and yivacIty Of
or nearly ten minutes. and In clearness. direct
,ess. force. and fervor IL was ono OF the most
L
,ver listened. statement Of its meaning |
ioes not do 1t justice. but in substance 1t was
'his;
lie said that In his encyclIcal he had mere
laid dOwnnnew what had always been tho
,e STATED again because Of the labor trouLl,s ,
shich were growing more AGATE everywhere.
The rch aan failed in the admntstration OF
rust who did not rerUgnize these obligations. I
md Is PNor man should rSsognize in rein;
wealth. Employers should treat employees so
nat the cmDloYee would be bound in honor
ocloty was n failure aud tho Church foil short :
I its mission unless thore was the fullest
9 the fatherhood OF God and tho brotherhood
The Pope impresslvely. blessed a few
nipple religious trinkct- which was To- take
ack to some CL,holic friends In Sew York I ),
o. na h I'm ne AHa H Gc p to
jni;sG stGtss and wi,Rs woald 80 tel the
hat he could for It's success. Ho Expressed h
ceiling Of New iorkers Tor xreROishop Corr r. =
an. This endsd what was for me a memo I,
iessage asking to seq I;ls again. nut was far y
y my way home when | received IT, and Il
ord that kins liumhert would be happy 10
30 me in private audience" but regretted
Dr. 6spsw got laugh ou l't' Of ' one Of tho :,
uides at the baths OF Caracalls, rs tnts story ~
lOH6. | u
. These baths air." said the guide. are over La
% acres. sixteen thousand people could y
Aths hers at 6ne time. MY countIymen. SIR u
tho time Of the Caesars, were both cruel and NJ
can. Mas! they are not now" Il
In one city the Doctor put up Mt an inn | .
hich had been a palace aud was vary large. u
hero was only ono waiter and q chamber II
aid, who was sick. | rang fyr lire, and | 4
~ waiter came in "A blouse AMI built it. / ! r,
ng tor tho porter. and tho same man APP =
'ared IN gold laro cap and coat and took tina y
dsrs. ] sent for my breakfast. ana hs served | q
In dress suit, tried 10 secure this light.
ng change artist md bring him 10 New ork. | II
1t the lgndlord said that to part with MIN 50
nuld bankrupt his establishment"
Dr. Depew, having seen Monte Carlo, drew
sse viSws from him self: ~
With what man has added to the gifts Of | ~
Iturr il is an earthly paradise Disgusting an Ill
Tthly he'll The charming walks are So a.
'ksted with guards thEt YOU are never out bI
their sight. II 10 thrir business to see that ~
one colnInlts suicide there. As entered Ot
Q splendid hall III ths famous gambling es- 81
llshment n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS man 1T tho "
or was shRk king an empty purse IN the vain aG
oTt 20 IND in II another coin. lIr WAS a | ~
nltal exhibit Tor the place Around every ono y,
the many tables WAS an anxious crowd. and
lpcy WAS nying over the green cloth with !
a. nj o. llvi 80 hal ay,