Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

~ ne sane TINE Gaining 20 MIND rno
sage remark Of tho old horse doctor
who defended hunting. He said: " Hit
his not tho uniting that 'urts the 'orsss.
Hits the simmer. 'ammer. 'ammer ON
the ard galway"
The approach through the park along
q beautiful drive Of over q mile between
double rows q enormous horse chestnut
trees 10 meet beautiful. while under
fbe~s trees the handrcds Of tzzne deer.
In drovss like sheep. eat tho falling
nuts without fear Even my loud, en-
plo~ivc. checkersd clothes did not
brighten th<m away
Myi how hsaufifui fhey are and bow
would hare liked 10 pop one over with
my faiehfal little revolver. voted 30 me
years ago for being the most popular
man In Tie Siding. Wy,
These deer are protected by the gov
ernmsut. however. Though the stag ]
tried TO feed with he's cro-s ban real
~ does not need the protection Of the
government. Dear reader, did you ever
snddcriy find an armful Of horns be-
longing to a gentleman deer In the pit
q your stomach? have. OF course IL
wa only play and all the bright eyed
children and nurses laughed Ia. ia.
but wore cut q Martin umbrella on
the beast aud -aven't used that scarlet
neektie since. Red has been quite .
popular color for the scarf this autumn.
even among the elderly gentry. and
were Qua thar actually interrupted con-
vsrsafion.
The palace % Hampton Court ws
built by Cardinal Wolssy in 1915. though
"a hss bsen repaired once since that and
one can $50 where the. mortar Il shade
lighter betwesn the deep red bricks.
II - about the plsins~t building have
ever ssen. Considering it. cost. Irhas
facade. but no lift- The walls ara Of
old fashioaed handmade brick placed
ons apon another.
CARDINAL wols<y presented the palace
a. Henry VIII on his birthday. and tho
king occupied IL for some time Henry
VIII added % the palace new iron
mud scrsper ~ the door. - a delicate
hfnt 60 his rvtsiners not % reksin the
mud on their mammoth feet when call
pointed ont "a visitors. having ben
bronxht from PARIS in ths sixteeuth
century.
Edward VI was horu here. and here
died HIS mother. Jane seymour. Queen
Ehraheth has lived here. also James 1.
Chaffss I. t'rsn1 eli--wl,o will b. re-
uemtere,i ssan active partisan In Eng
lish ponties. Cbsrle. u. James III. also
William snf Mary The last king 70
!. rs~n,is hers was 8eorxs n. During the
reign a Wiilisns and Mary the most a
IRE pslase. With the exception If the
snmner kitchen and lsanfo. was frirn
a.,wa ard resnilt frum designs ~ sir
Christopher Wren and i IN the Dutch
syls. The frat - the palace II en-
esedipRly plain and reminds one II the
ED niinris Csntrh rsilrosd depot In
Chicago e'vev the entrsnee court srs
ths arms = Cardinal wpissy. DO not
ks1w yfhsTs as legs are. Though { In
eoired q the ssrss-aker. an cd party In
= rn.l caiico uaifcrui.
TIE gress bali. over fe9 feet long. 20
feet wtsla and Q, feet high. h q grsnd
affair. kut hsr1 - hest IN winter.
~ouid fhink. Az PRESENT 10 Il heated hy
Iars,e sf~sns essis. hst "a the DAYS 81
Henry VII. when his fns1ssfy felt chill
h. ~ tassk saother dfink
Th~ bssntifnl staln>a gfss. windsw
sks~s sks sunaFtal bearings - the
kirs sod hss six witss. -~ch Il vhsm
VS. he eaiy ~umsa ne ever truly
lorNt
This r.crs hss hsfty ceiling. besn.
tlsslly dsserss~i and carved ~ . ulss
~ho was certainly mars gffs~d a.
carver thsn srn. Tbs rsIls e. knnx
wssk aia snp>sfry sepr=~-nfinx he slfs
al Ahrahaus. y i nct fss sale.
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