The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-17
ANACONDA NEWS.
LANDS ACROSS THE SEA
DIR. J. F. Spelman Talks Interest
ingly of His European Trip.
s&
IRELAND'S FAMOUS LAKES
The Doctor Visited Killarney's Beauties
and Then Took In Paris-Medi-
cal Talk and General
Gossip.
lRELAND'S FAMOUS LAKES

1hey say across the water. He shows
the beneficial effects of the sea voyage
and the sojourn among the effete people
of the old world, and when he was
found in his office yesterday morning
by Standard reporter he was announc-
ing to friend the fact that he had
come back in better health than he had
left with and that he now intends to
settle down to business in earnest here
in Anaconda. He is the same jolly fell
low that he was when he went away.
The allied influences of Great Britain
and Europe could not possibly destroy
that nature. The greeting of the doctor
as the Standard man entered the Office
was characteristic one, hearty and
cordial, and at once removed any doubt
that might possibly have existed as to
how the distinguished Escula plan
would appear after his tour abroad.
There was no doubling the sincerity Of
the greeting and it removed a, heavy
load from the mind of the reporter,
who had been worrying some over the
fact that possibly his old friend would
not be the same. S
The doctor was busy receiving the
congratulations of many of his old
friends and acquaintance and In at
tending to the needs Of several of his
old patients who had learned of his re-
haad ana some If thar, nod +rn,nie
,r;th +hair feat hut ali saen,ad - haue
heen saving their ailments for the doc
tors return. Their aches and pains
were on parade and they seemed glad
,riaw The PROCESSION II was in the ma
,ura ~ a racent;on this mornins yaIh.
.;no .nd the dootor had i,,s+ DC n,any
n1aasant words To- offer as he received
re ranorter watched The affair III tha
crowd had heen 1isnosed of and his turn
had come. Settling back in his easy
of1ice chair the doctor nroffered a cigar
and then talked most interestingly of
bic Trim ahroad
In resnonse ia remark from the re-
norter TO the effect that, il was mat
tar for surnrise that the doctor had no,
returned clad in fhe rof3IIct of English
tailor shops. the latter REPLIED with en-
nhasis. " wbv thew don't know how, to
make clothes over there. You never
saw ANYTHING like the na,xe-un of the
man wpo Is o,tfitted hv those ,nndon
tailors. His clothes hang upon him like
woman,s morning wranner He looks
as If thew had been thrown at him and
had caught on his shoulders No sir
T don't want any Of the London tailor
In nine The same is true Of other lines
They CANT make ANYTHING over there
a
at some of their shoes and thew were
about az had as the clothes 7 have
however. some ra ther nice things IN the
way of ties that I got in Paris hut these
are minor matters AS whole the
nroduct of America !, manufactures in
every line tt,at Examined is s,Inarior r.
sSthat Of the factories abroad Thera is
ona thing nerhans that should he ey-
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that Ia the sc;ent;fc instrurants that
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