The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-29
SPREAD OF THE BOLT.
porfus Baxter's Travels Over
Old Vermont.
nlNERE SILVER CANNOT WIN.
prcG Adams, Of Yaies . LonE-Tfme
pemocraf, Cannot support Bryan
Well Travelled Roads
xHEaE SILVER CANNOT WIN.

Derby Line. VT, July =. fssS.
On TIRE Ioveliest little isIan1 lnnsginshte
sah IA view Of the grandess OF the Green
mourtafn peaks. George -. Adams. pro-
eeesoy o. history AT Yale. passes hts sum-
uer vacatson The island on which he
ssves il aamed Belle, ard II focases fye
niles from Newport and one nniie from
| IAke park. IN the now famous Lake Mem
yhernagog.
learned Of Prof Aians' presence from
hs cousin. observation-disclosures Charles
q Nelson. and through his Kindness was
snsrodacea. I had zach a pleasant trip
| frosn ms old home here AZ Derby Lire 70
| re- professor issaEa that cannot refrain
sronn Speaking Of n briefly. Mr. Nelson.
Al little daughter Miriam. and myself
EFT DERBY Line Al O'Clock in the after
noon yesterday and went flying along
ever the well beaten country road 10 Lake
. Park, distance Of five miles. drawn By
bay mare fhat would have caused sher-
y IL van de yauter to become enthusiastic
an the Morgan strain OF horse flesh. I
rsve~ saw the fields moro beautiful, Or the
farm houses with their sheds and barns.
more tidy. The roads. either level or ge1f-
| " ascending. made nae think how much
~ would appreciate them a. Seattle In
ny minds eye 7 could ses Ea l. Terry
f4xiEE MrfN, WfAfiW tf*r Ag1tss
d. annoyance of 0f5cer craw-
fsr4s demand 10 know why he trans
crossed that bicycle ordnance, while
Caps E. p. Miner was picking himself
sus Of ditch at the side % the road. his
trousers torn at TIE knee. hts shoulder
bruised and hts pose broken
| Ny reverfe was Interrupted by that sig
slncxnt word. whoa up" The horse stop
LET We were A. Lake Park. The artist
vauA find II hard 10 tear himself sway
Auf after a short talk with Gen. Frank
uutkrhsit. OF ''the nghting sixth Yer
monf." and his brother. Col Frederick
DutterHeiS. we stepped into = sail boat.
rsr which Capt. Ben r. Bgtterfieid pre-
a61ed ana were soon on our way to Prof.
Mans retreat. Perhaps I Ought to men.
l3on that the general ii FIRE eater when
h comes 10 the silver question. He says
al he cannot understand why the west
N Iaboring men. and especially the farm
m1 will ALLOW themselves 10 be carried
nnay with what he terms the 'ss!lver
rae"
was pleasantly surprised 10 learn tina,
urs. w. RI. Lewis. Of Seattle, has always
tpen an intimate friend OF the generals
Amily.
n Is only a mile from the park 70 Belle
lard. but as an adverse wind was blow.
r. we were compelled to tack before
Wrh'ng our destination. THE harhor. or
ther. tiny little cove. into witch Capt.
ettsrhsld steered the boat. not only offer
~ an IDEAL landing. but afforded the
DnkEest anchorage Imaginable for Prof
HAMS aaii boats. As we landed. Mrs
x1sms came down from the cottage 10
Dsst rs She II one OF the brightest WON
y have ever mat. and it r. a rare trca,
y converse with her She has the blue
Q<s We read about. and they fairly sparkfa
Nhsn she IL talking. We were INTRODUCED
= Miss Clark. Of Madison, Wis. who 4
lfs Adams sister. and 20 NIss Ruth Ad.
-. the professors only child
= think the professor Is out IN the
4aeds." said Mrs Adams. and she called
name several Times. There was no re-
>onse
The dinner horn Will bring him." suw-
Pasted Mr. Nelson, and with that he went
lsso The cetfaEe. soon 10 return with pep
Var New England "toofer" Evidently
- Nelson has good lungs or nv ears are
ever sensitive. because I never before
hard such noises. except. perhaps. wher
re = A. G. football aeam won a victory.
TA* racket made by the horn had the DE-.
&lrsd effect. and the near approach az
Prof Adams Was heraifesi by the apnea >
asee OF A fine collie dog thar came bound.
r. through the woods and demanded res
csnstion from Mrs. Adams. A momen,
sAssr we Jaw The professor himaesf en-
srs from the woods. lie appeared differ
~ from what had pictured him. He Il
WY sir feet tall. well proro~.
an active business man us
ss a full beard and wears glasses
lfs eyes are blue. his complexion Il FAIR.
Us nose IL generous In proportions aqul.
ne AMI ends between EYES that ars
kfn separated. On his heat was well
kcrn, soft. black hat. His clothes were
lark and the trousers were tucked gnfa
ahher boots. In bis hand he carried a
PAIRING hook ana a pair Of field glasses.
TIE II not a hard man 10 become az.
painted with, and when he told me he
knew Of seattle's famous athlete A. ].
sz'iisf, who VAS Yals man I was great
pleased lie talked Interestingly ahan.
ale oarsmen at Hsnhy, and SAID that he
Anugh the reports from England concern
1Afe's oArsnen WIS 5 complete ra-
ssa'ion OF Harvard's charges that Yale
esn we're unspostsmanllke.
sskee him WHIST ae thought OF the
emocFatlc national convention. He shook
e bad and replied
I have Stood with tho Democratic nartv
r years en- national ISSUES hat ensnes
and the platform adopted az s'hfeaxo I
81 not vete Tor Mr. Bryan"
Nhen J asked him n hs weata srpnar.
ehiniey he said sWeil. lt Is pretty hard
= re % ypte ter alaa. hus rnav.,'
q Professor Adams = The author 81 Ssxers,
Perks on hlstarv ard 7 fssink Ne - fhs
Esisar OF tho Historical Review. This sam.
per he Is not writing
i fsoRTrs BANTER.
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