The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

since his marriage with Miss Dorothy
remnant. That carried him into the most
powerful set" In Eneland-the brilliant
cynical. but NEST practical. groups OF
which Balfour IL the eNomplar. hls s,7ur-
in-law the heroine ~ tie "Dodo DOCK,
t. the wife Of Herbert Asquitn, the re-
firing Liberal home secretary. so tne
remnant family is represented among
victors as well az among vanquisne1.
For of course. Stanley Is a conservaiiFe.
This Is one advantage OF consistent
American training. that &c inspires ~.
true patriot with most profound iesl''s
sor the old families Of England. We nave
.ontributed ere this 10 the ConserNauFi
- ~ the House Of Commons. LOUIS
ranrines after a long career az Gator
80 tho New York Times. driited 10 Eng
,ard ana suffered the inevitable cnante.
Tba most determined. FURIOUS t"iN@'F'
,rorv-more tory than the tioMaI'e ~a
he Pagets-fn the House OF ON '''7
a. that product OF Brooklyn cifi''~"' 80
sir Ellis Ashmead- Bartlett Dt"i"'i ~
nc man whom. Lady Burleit-'ou'S
, . b.r venerable bosom how
- after the generous manner OF we
,odv in "Gu Bias" His vioce-SiI i-''''
p,rol,lvn Voicc-is for colonial 9ssi'7f''N'
for the extension OF the Imperial govern
mont for war with SIssla at o"',',
with France on the Congo, WIN "", 'o'y
anywhere who disputes or in'eN'S ~
disnnte the sentiment that a Briion n.e,,,
never. never. is a & lave. Jain's ,'efrL
is the exception IN the roster "l '.sbf-.i
ated Americans IN English poiiuDe. ~.
In. like Stanley. was newspaper WIZ ~
nicrer daredevil a0vsLtarcr ~ Aiii'"' &c
is not a Tory. But then heHas 10 fi'''
part Of the year in Ireland. -
stanley goes i'm as a Tory or me l9t.ssS
"a ,,,,hoid these traditions which tnShSa-
men twho profit by thom) hold dear ~"
was beaten al North Lambeth IN IN-'
beaten badly. TOO. with naiiotr-anh 'eH7.
But his mind was made up that ne sho"in
sit IN Pertinent Ills eyes were "N''
on Westminster. and II rs not an eve
10 be denied-llght srdy. boiA, "''N''
MERGING. Captain Arson has such an 'S"
only his e. gentler. Stanley woila nave
made a good baseball player II ne 'ouiA
agree with the umpire
The cause of his uupopulafiy j. nor
hard 10 guess Engllsh rrincilits or l.,N
play still survive. They manifested ih'"'-
selves in the treatment OF the 'ofhrh
crew at Henley. Stanleys publications.
against Major Barttclot ana ms "Nl'e
companions ON the excursion INTO h'iN-
est Africa" excited a storm OF httie'
for the advonturer among the people OF
England. What n q canihal tea7t uai
been ordered as contribution 10 .N'
photograph album of am English country
and rapine attended tho course oi 'n''
pioneer OF English civilization De NOR
tuls Anglorum nn nlsi honum. ana Stanley
WAS nut I'm the rillOry not for aus own
sins though no had enough OF lNtih ''@
for the sins Of his enemies.
But il must be admitted tnat DIS ul-
popularity is not restricted hy -eosi alui-
cal lines. His enemies are 'tfi4N
Emin pasha. good man, Who shared
none Of Stanley's lust for glory. buy was
philanthrOpist rather than explore, Nat.t
distrustol ana even feared h4n. ihe
con,nanfors of his youth lnl mo- word
of favor for him. lio is not ainillri I'D
the camp-nres of The veteran corresponds
onts. OF the company whom Doe lch 'A
his last expedition into the horrors OF
Africa not over TWO were MS ififNi7
after six months OF the soit OF aif'N-
ture that binds tne hearts of men in W, u
lock. IL may Doc some dark quality DID
the mans nature which raises AGAINST
him the hand of every man with whom
he comes in touch. or d. may Doe ihit
fierce. ovcrb.aring. obstnatc-t)-the point
of. hlcOdshcd persistence tat shows ODD
every line Of tho bulky frame, coarse,
cavy reok square Jaw and blunt hani,.
ard appears again I'M The singular dan lf
| OF the eyes
At any rate. for whatever cause, star
a ley is widely dl-liked. That Dee mas
reason 10 De- courteous % a world thN,
hos oivsr him no moro than dee has
,,.,,,., from, H. fs arnar.nf FIe was .
waf a paupers child. bred in poor
house ffo was ,hristcnod j0nn Row
/ lands. but after coming Go America ass
cabin boy al fifteen. De took the name
OF the merchant who adopted h'n Nn'i
he was barely twenty he enlisted as
private in me 'onieH-i"ie army -.
was simple adNcniifer even that car if.
7 tt.f N..
ne cared notn.nt u.l, NV "ii r.i.,, ,' n,i
.D"5.'' -. 49,. I'm.
S',s - ""'" - 49,.
Union man. t"iif ''i iit 'i' "'fF' WITH
he rose 10 the rank on ensign
Journalism. made feVer.sh by the eX-
/ ploits Of the bennctts. attracted many
ardent souls just after The war. ana
Stanley became newspaper Wfiitf-or
/ rather newspaper adFenturtf. Even
20 this day Dee is not quite able 10 con-
qucr the suntieties of the written ian-
guagf hut ne hai inc ioice on 'hit-
F putt 70 his enterprises. Ia ls5' pc was
marching across Kansas with hanc..i
and Custer and interviewing I'D 1914
! Hicllok ou bis career. At the end OF Co.,
same year Doe started for Aoyssinia W.T..
porter ln 1870 he took the .tsslsnui'hi
] -cuylcd hy every ploiilN4 journalist ..