The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-24
Copyright. 1899. by W. L. Alden


tourist agencies One OF these
is Altberg the capital city or
the grand duchy Of Schwerin-
Holste.n. II contains q small but beautl-
full cathedral Of the early Gothic period.
and It has retained certain quaint and pic
turasoue medieval ceremonies which the
march Of civilization has banished from
the rest of Germany. Although II Is never
included In the tours arranged by the
beneficent Cook, It is occasionally visited
BY those who are really interested in archi-
lecture. and who wish to see the grand
duke ride bareheaded and barefoot on q
white horse from his palace to the door OF
the cathedral on Christmas morning. NOW
and then an English family comes to Att
berg to spend week, and falling in love
with the place. never leaves 1t. Still II Is
practically an undiscovered country. 20 far
as the vast majority of tourists Is con-
cerned, and those who know and love 1t
ardently hope that 1t will long remain
such
The Rev. Mr. Bennett, rector Of small
Sussex parish. had been spending month
at Davos Platz. with view OF conciiiat-
Ing his lungs. which had begun to mani
fest unruly symptoms. There he had met
an American colonel and his daughter,
who stopped for a few days at Mr.. Ben
nett's hotel. The young clergyman soon
found himself on friendly terms with the
Americans. and learned. to his surprise,
tnat they were nvins a. AItoe.s. re ny
aMeady eeteImineo " spenu ~, s,,s'snsa
tnere. snu wnen ne Men.'vneu . n,s ~ ~ ~.
guest at dinner, For once in the year.,
said the colonel, II calculate to have gem
uIne Amer.can cooAery. NY s.s Err, az. AZ
ueu1nte.. WIZ Aeep ,ioase ~. my. ~
tno cooHuS, anu cu po n..'s.a
else on this benighted European continent.
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rapin, ana senuine turkey-i ~
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stete OK the westner anu sne oeauty ol
the 'front.' Oh tho eatheurai Suooehiy there
Was movement IN the rear OF the crowu.
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toward the Clergyman ana MS Shabby &c.
queintAnce. Inc latter no sooner causns
eIimpss Oh tne poncs"en tnan ne Iusnsu
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yocAet VI n.s oseioos. W"i ~ nau no' Dveu
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hor,hs ana no fat sire that the object in
~. nocEat Was NJ the SAME character
Ev,dantIv the sbabhv IittIe man was an
snarch,st who had meant to assassinate
tha Grand duke hut had haen ha ff,ad nv
ths annearance NJ the nolice He ba5
shrust The homh into MT Rennett,s nocLet
q, ordar n ria btn,selT ~ the aytderca 80
his ruilt Mr. Bennett had always all
horred anarchists and assassins. hnt never
until he found himself in The Involuntary
rossassion of q homb had no fnIIv reaIiyed
: fhe infamv of a wretch who I'm addition
! "a nIottin9 a sanpuinarv murder could he
canshle ~ nlaving 90 atrocious a tr;cL an
An innocent CLERGYMAN.
Inst then another norcsman LIGHTLY
<n,,chaa NJ pannatt a., tha shn,,,aar a 80
sn,,,tad h,n, - nnn,a ~ tha nni;oa .,a.;n,,
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