The morning times., 1895-12-25

Next he went to New Zealand and Aus
tralia and back to Honolulu again. making
the round trip on the steamer Alameda
Then he secured passage on the Oceanic 10
Japan, where he heinterviewcdthcm cmlkado,anu
pushed on to Hong Kong.
After visiting a few Chinese cities, with
out, however. calling on the emperor tbc-
cause of his unpleasant experience Win tir
mikadoI. he visited Siam and had an audi
encc with the king at Bangkok. Singapore,
Penang anG Johave Were next ON the Ilst.
sultan of Johave presented him with
fine gold watch and chain. The watch bears
the royal monogram with the date OF pres
entation inscribed.
GOVERNORS HIS CHuMS.
At Ceylon he called on the British gov
ernor from whom he secured a photograph
and autograph. He reached Bombay next
in the japanese steamer Hiroshima Nauru,
and from thatcity he Travelled all over lnuia.
He embarked at Calcutta for South AFRICA
where he visited Cape Town and Johannes
burg.
Next he went TO Egypt where he took in
Alexandria and the Holy Land. After Vlsrt-
ing Constantinople and Port said, he re-
turned to the United States after stopping
at Algiers, Gibraltar and the Azore Islands.
He landed at the Delaware BreaRwater
and instead OF going to his home in New
York. sought the pastors green of the
Pacific coast. While on his way West ne
met G ov. West of Utah. Yesterday, Vincent
met the Governor in the RIGGS House ana
their acquaintance was renewed and they
talked over old times.
Vincent while in Frisco was constant
visitor to the cell of Theodore Durrant, the
convicted murderer of Blanche Lamont
Durrant was deeply attached TO the youth
and would divulge secrets 10 him that were
| never told 10 anyone else. If Vincent had
| a mind to do so he could probably shed
some light upon the great murder mystery.
MASHED QUEEN LII.
| The boy is not a bad-looking chap. His
| suave manners completely captiyated
| Queen Liliuokalaui while he was sojourn-
| ing in Honolulu. She feted him. and al
| most protested against his leaving her
palace. When he did leave she gave him
her photograph. on which was inscribed:
May God watch and protect you from
! harm. Liliuokalani."
! Another great friend of Vincents was
| the late Alexander Ill Car of Russia.
| To-use Vincents own words. ALEXANDER
| was the stuif." When the Informal call
| was made Alexander received the young
| globe-trolter royalty He had special din
ner served in the palace and placed his
| American uninvited guest in The seat OF
| honor. He listened TO Young America S
| narratives and enjoyed them highly. He
invited the boy TO stay for awhile at the
| palace. but Vincent much preferred an
| autograph and u photograph to protracted
| hospitality. The car babe him godspeed
and cordially invited him 10 call III he
ever was in Russia again.
| Vincent was not particularly elated over
the reception given him by the Mikado of
Japan. He tells of it in this way:
| Vincent has met numberiessmaraJafs and
minor rulers. He was only prevented from
seeing the Man who thinks" because the
unspeakable Turk thought tl,at he was too
ill 10 be seen. The Khediee OF Egypt was
| quite friendly TO the boy traveller. as were
the other diguitaries he met.
After he sees President Cleveland and
returns 10 New York he will get right
down to work and finish his book. from
which he ought to realize big profits.