New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-07
KIPLLNG IN ENGLAND.
HIS DEPARTURE FROM LONDON FOR HIS
HOME IN ROTTINGDEAN.
Tha T.ondon Deilv Mail

From The London Daily Mail.
The Poet Of the Empire. Mr. Rudyard Kipling
has been called. left Victoria station al ten minutes
TO four yesterday afternoon, with his wife and two
children. for Brighton, on the way 10 Rockingham,
has made his home. After battling would-be inter-
viewers at LIVERPOOL and at Eqston stations on
sington. which Mr.. John de Reszke, bound for Paris,
Kiplings frst visit He likes the house but hor-
ribe difficulty met him. The place was full. and at
first 1t seemed If the wanderer would have to 20
further for shelter. The manager however. is a
man OF resource. He gave mis- own room TO the
full though the chamber overlooks Kensngion
Hish-st whereas he has hitherto chosen apart
with their noble trees and the palace Of Dutch
tempt him some day to quit for brief space his
love Of the extremely modern and dip INTO bygone
lBhiis who Worshipped his John chinn but, know
s5a id h sSas dng 9o 9 yhe n0e
Zone with no neighbor near enough TO worry him
with questions. in his eye, however was still fore
doubt like the commissioners sent forth by the Ind
Dan Government asking but with reference to the
United States. where he has spent six months,
What is the state of the nation?
90, What is It's education?
J III get along. get along get along
Therefore he did not go to rest TIL he had written
10 Mr. George Wright. station superintendent for
the Brighton and South Coast Company at Victoria
THE 800 train yesterday. Mr.. Wright knows Mr.
Kipng vel for before his visit To- america where
nearly died himself he often travelled between Vic
sresh attacks from intervewers was wel-SoGnded
Several called 10 see him at the hotel yesterday,
o Sh M n % he se R 21 DE-
Doubleday & Mcclure. the poets American pub
ent as strategis in the case Of English journal
lists. TO whom is denied the OF their Ameri-
withheld OF course, Mr.. Kipling had much 70 do
during his short stay in town, and would probably
The time of departure from Victoria Station not
having been made public the crowd there was no
larger than Usual A white label on carriage
next TO the Pullman cars announced that it was
people who read ii looked into the compartment.
and then round the platform. but seeing sign
for only passengers were allowed on the platform.
and the kiplings took care not to come too
green jacketed girl. and a chubby. sturdy red
clothed boy, about two years DID, were shown into
Them with three or four handbags and bundle Of
shaws. In the boy one at once recognized a little
dark eyes reminded one of her mother A few
minutes later 6a, d.: strongly built man
cred by a short dust coat. came sauntering along
f SesvS Eyebrows AND TSS the 3 csn
shaver chin. the. square forehead. and the spec
in placid conversation with the station supern-
tendent his wife walking a little in advance
health than before he went TO America, and de
cidedly better than his wife. who. in the last few
months. has had a larger share Of grief, anxiety
and trouble even than he. But no doubt the voy-
across the Atlantic and the mans determine
ton 10 stay deck when women think II prudent
10 go below have added 10 the bronze on his
cheek II pleasant TO that the couple
were in good spirits. Having shaken hands with
one or two friends, accidentally met tho plat
form he entered the carriage. sitting against the
door with his back toward the engine Mrs. Kip
ling occupying the opposite corner. Thereupon
the chubby boy squeezed himself between his
father and the window. while the pretty girl per-
formed the same operation on her mothers side.
In a minute the man abandoned the pl3co
10 his son and retreated 10 the further corner OF
the commandment. either because he did not Ike
being trampled on by the youngster becNuse
he shrank from the glances which few people
cast af him As the train moved away II was
seen that he was reading Of the penny week
lies and with much apparent satisfaction was
smoking a long briar pipe.
In spite OF Mr. Kiplings robust appearance no
Is going TO rockingham for rest part OF which ne
NAV find I'm cycling and fishing pastimes. which no
prefers 10 all others.
: Mr. and Mrs Kipling arrived at Brighton short
ly after 5 o'clock last evening, and drove Ia an
nDen carriage 10 their residence at RottinGdea1