The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12

4 '.1veil, sir said Mr.. Dooley, " SEQ
be IT, pn-apers that Til, American
d ambassaduro to Rooshyat has invited
4 4 tnyibrm fr.3 himsilf. NJ It's q plain
Z UNIFORM. But nate A chapeau with d
long graceful feather III Il, d broad
h cloth coat, very full III til 4 BASQUE an
thrimmed With American eagles In (
4 goOld. vest Tl xss tn n same mateeryal.
+ pantaloonsf ivs pale blue, wltt&n dilly-
II cate goold Ssthrlpo four inches wide on :.
Z TIL outside seam, wan hip an two !,
Il side pockets. thlrty-elght chest. fort &
FIVE waist AZ amba ssndure Will carry
4 q handkerchief y tn star spaan.gledl
corner. an Will wear Upon his shirt
front tn, device: e poorbus unum.
American aAnbassadure. Use no +
hook. Il" wv
5l"SVhat does he,want with a unyform +
81 anyhow asked Mr.. Hcnnessy. \.
well. It's "a long an a sad story
y said Mr.. Dooley.. n Bear witt, mo while Y
tell Il yo or DO not as ye please =!
III tell 4. anyhow. Y Z, see, n H.. IN
cared what On, ambassadure wore 50 &
q long as II had pock cts enough to ca FRY I.
away, what he got f'rs his beloved
4 country firm TIL effect monnrchies ~. 4
{gth' OF wurruld. I've seen pitchers "
Binjamin Franklin, who was that
4 thick with Looey. King w France,
that he cud call on him amy hour ~
fnh'}day or night. an Bin5nmn Frank
Inns unyform was a fur ca p ana pair &
4 til fathers aiv sraypublic wanted to !.
I sind man abroad to skin a king.
& they put y their 1eadsE together an NJ
picked out d good !, active thravellin'M
salesman kind " a man.. TIL fathers
with arnypublIc was mostly; In tn flsi, I
Il lie business. an knew tn cap Bile men
In thradc Who'll wei sind to
I Fr-rance?' says Thomas Jcfferson.Ss
This hare matther} y III Loosyarys
4 handled or we won got all tn Il best
" IT.. he says. 7 suggest Obadiah
4 Perkins, Nv Newburyport, says Jawn 4
Adams. Has he had amy diplomatic 4
expeeryence?' says Patrick Hinnery.
Il L lwanst SEQ him sell a bar iv%t TIM
b pinny nails to n lady that come to tn
+ store To- buy q pound ~ sod y era OK
. ers,' says Jawn Adams. II e's our \
man, says all TIL others. an ( Oba-
!, collar an an exthry pair ", socks
lin a bag. took along a copy ~ IN
Westminstfler Conflssyon an an In ]
Unrest table f'r reference. 8provisioned
hlmsilf with fine cut. an. started out.
Eat eight o clock he landed in Parcel
at eight-eight 5ehe knocked & down Il a II
coort chamberlain an jawnnyarm
an landed In TIL lap w Looey5 TIL Ma g.
nincent-but- Tired At nine o clock tn s.
fooled SNUFF case. finger ring an
III q soord. had signed deed thrans-
ferrin' tn Change All Aisy to ths
American people who have owned 1t
\ TO this day. an was In fits Nv laughter
over a story, about Silas Cooper. Nv
I Salem which Am bassadurc Obadiah
n sol, him In TIL, perfect Fr-rtnch he
e had picked 4np firm TIL cook siv IN
ship goin oyer. After that Obadiah
was all right. He Ind his feet nn s,, ner
th8king's mahogany ivry day at din,
x ner an on tn mahogany most w tn.
4 rest ~ tn time. Flo inthrajoocedi
Il rockir,' chairs in TIL rile palace. n So
81 taught /. thu F>r-rinch nobility how to
rock without fallin.s out. Nd war;
cared how no dhresscd. He attindei
"a tn ,coort rayciptions In a jumpersan.$
Y leather brooches wansdny an'th.nex'
4: day all III. nobility. nclndin tn King,
+ come in Jumpers an slenther brooches.
\ He blowed In his tay to makeiit COOL
an. afttlcr that all tn Fr-rinct ar
y rystocracy cud be seen BLOWN into
4 their Etay. He wore n hat that mad
shtud him. in good stead through tin
hard winters on tn road. an tn
gr-reatest mobiles In France took to
slttin' on their hats befure goin'S out. q
to make thin look like THU Hat oba- X
dlah., which had become tn style
An whln no whit away, which he. DID.
Il not because he was succissful, nut
4 because he needed fresh fine cut. nc
a was followed to tn boat be tn KING
nm NIL tn rile family. Nd
Thin was TIL modest days "a! ~ ~ q
raypublc, tHinnissy. It's It's alll.rsn.$ !
now that we've become q n;urruld1 \