Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-16

affair for delicate management !
fore she lett New York assuran,, Out 1
obtained, through our d ;sIs Vi
representatives in the Orient p' q
could be managed. Mrs r. 5iAa
idea is to see if the alleged u elAars
the lepers cannot be righted Ihr n
of Christians in this country = ttfN
known that an eminent Amer;aaoolS v,
anthropist has long wished to soaa pp
authentic report upon the cond;Git,
the worlds lepers. Such ren ula0l y
not exist land the efforts OF well pTGr al y
persons to solve this growing r NY y
of the leper, are thus RENDERED V 20
tory. Mrs. Terhune means 70 j. u0ss
gate the Damascus settlements iva
interest of this cause. Phvsjciar ~
have stated that there is no fear us y
tagion and it is believed that tbo q
can secure by weeks soiourn %.
these unfortunates, all that is NV wv
for the information Of their we'll NV ~
ers.
Mrs. Terhune carries with her l..
of introduction to the social lpado
Damascus-that is the native OWL
racy-the wealth of whom is im mN
! and her life in the city. palaces u
pected to pleasantly vary the rioo,
her other experiences.
After Damascus comes the ty,
Beyrout. Here the native tribes
obviously distinguished themseIya]
| treacherOus murders of tourists anj
| influences of Jamal, must again wy
| the party's guaranty of safety y
robbers of this region have v,I
ambushing voyagers and to meet Il.
should any come, Mrs. Ter1
has planned to familiarize hay
with all the weapons Of the countr|
she journeys. 1t is planned that
will rise with the sun, don the ml
and yashmak. but varying the drill
attire with skirt reaching to her HI
Then high boots and a belt brill
with dirks and daggers are to imnl
fierce air to the domestic reformer
will indulge in pistol practice i
morning as her camel iolts n
and regularly the fair v~I
and her giant son will n
mimic combat with dagger
give the two an idea of the proper
to receive the native brigands. /
further arranged that should the
be captured, news OF the circums
will consist in her failure to rep,
certain signal stations along the "a
Canon Tristran attem Dted a pilgrim |
something like Marion Harland's n
ent journey but was captured with
entire caravan by the BedOuig
whose tents Mrs. Terhune mean
pass a week. They held the ds
guished divine for long time unit
| last he was ransomed. The exper.
nearly cost him his life. If Mad
Harland should be attacked By
tribes near Beyrout they will ha
fight for her. Rev. Alfred TERN
the ladv's husband, and pastor
church in Brooklyn, is quite sure
his wife is safe in the care of the 81
ping son. This young fellow Sap
ical wonder. He can now sma
with blow of his fist. What he
be when he reaches the age Of q
years hence, no one ventures to
He is expert in all manner of sport
his appearance apart from his
/ height, does not suggest the HerG
muscles he possesses.
After the stop in the BeyroG re.
Mrs. Terhune's voyage Will he
She means to return in civilized
ner, dof1ing the oriental toegGT
visiting such scenes of interest On
way home as may seem worth then
BILE. Should no accidents happen
everything be accomplished accG
to present plans, the lady and her
will be back in New York by Nar
| next wear.