Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-09-08

plo asked for bite, and getting It into
his possession ate the most OF 1t, and he
immediately shook the tree for more ap-
pies and has been eating ever since. II
woman did first transgress, l cannot
forget that she introduced into TIE
world the only being who has ever done
much toward saving it. Woman mas
started for suffrage. and she is deter,
mined and persovering creature ana
she will keep on until she gets ~ ohe
may vet decide the elections III England
and elect presidents for the United
states. rs already she is busy IN the po'
Itioal affairs of New Zealand was
surprised also in these regions to ma
how warmly loyal they are 10 old Eng
land. had heard that they had become
somewhat impatient Of their govern
mental mother. But this Is not So
They practically have things their own
way, electing their own parliament, and
all governors sent out from the oId
country are such men rs are agreeable,
and the people are required TO pay no
tax to the British crown, and they are
In good huluor with the British flag.
addressed az audience last night on
my right hand the United States fas, or
my lcfr the English tag, ana you ought
20 have heard them shout when at the
beginning Of my address said, " When
in nv church at home ! pray for the
president Of the United States / ann
very apt to add God save tie queen.
Many of the streets Of New Zealand
cities are called after The genorals and
prime ministers Of Great Britain, anu
Wellington and Palmerston and Glad
stone are the names Of great thorough
fares. New Zealand feels the financial
depression yeyy much rs the whole
world at this time seems suffering an
epidemic. Indeed the world IS now
compressed and interloc}lod Stfair. Oot
Of the hold OF our ship arriving IN New
Zealand were lifted rakes fowls and
various agricultural implements OF
American manufacture Today all New
Zealand is rejoicing that the American
congress has put wool o. the free list
and the value Of the sheep on al these
hillsides is augmented.
Among our most interesting hours II
Now Zealand were those spent at the
bishops house in Auckland Lord
Bishop Cowie is man Of marvellous at
Effectiveness, and his home IS an en-
chantment, adorned with many curios
which he brought from India when he
served as chaplain during that war
which interests and appalls the world
with its tales of mutiny. While chap
lain he rode with Sir Colin Campbell
and his historical host for the capture
Of Lucknow, that city whose name will
stand in the literature of all ages as the
synonym for sepoy atrocities and won-
anly fortitude and Christian heroics. he
cold us most graphically how the WON.
en- waiting for death at Lucknow tore
I'D their underolothes TO make bandaess
for the wounds of the soldiers, and that
when at last these women We're rescued
they appeared IN the brilliant dress Of
the ballroom, these dresses formerly
worn by the conviyial having been sud
denly come upon, and when the wives
and daughters Of missionaries and
Christian merchants had nothing else 10
wear.
Lord Bishop Cowie also had on ms
&galls pictures OF some Of the most stir
ing scenes of the Russian war with
which the military friends Of the bishop
had been cognizant Here IS q pictured
scene where there was no retreat for the
Fnplish. and vet their standing firm
seemed certain destruction, and their
general cried out: Men, there is no re
treat from this place. You will die
here!' and the men replied, AYE, aye.
we are ready to do that' And yonder
another pictured scene Of Balaklaya
after the famous charge Of the COO, and
the commander said to the few men who
had got back from the awful charge,
Men, it was mad Drained trick, - aud
they replied, Never mind, general; we
would do it again. " The bishops walls
in other places We're made interesting
By swords, belts and torn insignia OF
battle from the fields OF India, all the
more interesting because we expect in
our journey around the world 10 visit
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