The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14

Tended himself and His religion.
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In one OF our great thodrais and pre- e /
served forever, for the Bible IL the
.foundatlon-stone of our ctvilizati on.
What great historical picture 1t IN
stantly reproduces!
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Earth has no parallel for the scenes
that street In Jerusal en-. the streets
Of Jerusalem, have alfordesd ed n til q
900 musicians and 10000 young girls
dressed in white and bearing palm
branches lin their innocent hands In
the procession, Josephns tells vs. vs. \. t,l,e
standard, and the Prince Of Judah
with the lion OF his flag floating above
him, at their head. and all the happy
people shouting, "EIosanna unto the
9sa thfy s NHss e nss
It requires Very little Imagination to!
realize ali this, us we climb the long
member the curse that fell upon T.,
ably fearful destraction BY ritns; It's
walls blackened with IRE and.laid low "
mothers dc Curing their own children
for food. IFnever hear that : His blood
be upon US and Upon our children in
the L . services without q shudderi
the blood Of taUs nn Mlng of Love.
q friend Of mine was In e Canton
street on the day Of the first Boxer UP !.
rising, the wife OF an American naval
officer. She has given me a vivid ac-s
count OF being raced up and down and
around and back again In 1t in o rick
shaw by Chinese bearers belonging to
the legation She tells me the streets
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lmais. baDies: do dogs that they are are
built purposely as crooked as q rams
horn "in order to confound devils, who
like to go straight to -. She says
that they constantly dashed aside into
shops and through them back to the
street again, and that finally the great
doors of a granary were pulled to-
looking through i a ehinK, she beheid q
the head Of every foreigner. and heard
rear as Ct ansrys se
had suss seem Other Of moi mobs At home and
abroad. but for horror nothing can
equal Chinese one. All day long she
and an Englishwoman and two Russian
gentlemen covered and trembled IN
but when night came the coolies got
them safely, though separately, back
to their Legations and on board ship.
Rotten Row.
which the English Kings went up to
Whitehall to be crowned, and had YOU
been on 1t one day you might have
seen file of men carrying from the
Charles T.. done by some foreign sculp-
ltor, and have shared the superstitious
thrill OF other persons who, as they
looked. beheld a stream of blood, flow
ing down the head and neck and bust si!a !
Il from wounded bird. SlOt
by some fowler as he was flying over
head. It was thought to have foretold
the Kings sad martyrdom by all the
Jacobltes in England. a few days later
Iyou would have seen the coronation
procession in oil It's state and SPLEEN
dor filing all the route with coaches
and state llveries, wigs. powder, jew
|e1s. flunkies lords, ladies. ambassadors
generals, marshals, ad,nirals. troops
guilds, Aldermen the Lord Chief Jus.
tice. the Mayor OF London. the royal
family, the princes OF Europe, the
the bishops Of all England and hun.
dreds OF clergy. and in the midst OF
them the pale, melancholy, fated King
preserved for us perfectly by the brush
The Rue du Bnc.
It would take a book and the per
Of Sue, Dumas. Carlyle or Stanley Wav-
man to give any idea OF what the
streets Of Paris have presented to hu:
4 all Of that wonderful and terrible sub.
4 terraneous Paris that has been the
i refuge of thousands Of prize sts. people
soldiers, criminals. in all Its troublou:
i by recent floods. The ported history o.
many centuries, dynasties, peoples. ar'
mics, is what the streets OF Paris rep.
4 German and the Latin ouarter-olt
i Paris also the neighborhood Of the
i Seine. 1t Is far more interesting thar
4 Baron Housmann's Paris. the Paris Of
Mapoleon III supP pose you had beer b !,
4 the Reign Of Terror and had gone or
to the Bastille. You would have gone
| in the shadow OF the tall old houses
that even at MILDLY I'D s, then. got little ,Se
4 torches Of footmen and linkboys. YOU
would have seen a regular Chouan moi
Of COMMISSIONERS" surging through
the, street, bowling like madmen, 9
the first priest they met and hanging
I him to the nearr-t lamppost and as
they neared the Bastille and perceived
Marie Antolnette at the wind ow, Of he,
. head of the Princesse de Lamballe
stuck on a pike: or you might have
} been IN front, OF gray. superb Notrt
tay rode by WITH the great
at its head, and all Paris was In a per,
feet fever OF exliltation and rejoicing
|! Madame de Stael said that she 4woult
rather see the cutters Of the Rue .dl
BAG than to have the glorious view
of the Bay Of Naples that was spread
before her at the time. when. being sex
liled she took refuge there and wa!
4 given room at q Neapolltans hote
THAT looked out on the water.
Rome. q "a 81
4 What thing 1t would have been 70
la bystander to have climbed up OF
top Of the Arch of Constantine ant
from that safe vantaEep ONT have seer
Attlla and his Huns the Scourse 9
God and his savage hord es. pour int,
the Eternal City in all their barbara
4 fury and reduce 1t to sub ssion;Stroo
i after troop Of the widest and mos
i terrible horsemen on earth; Ives
elephants, lions camels, monkeys:
i wild din Of shouts and beating Q
! drums. mingllnR with the shrieks Q
/ women and children seeking refuge II
the churches and OF men flying 70
4 their lives, while sparks flew from tn
horses hoofs on the old stones. an,
in all Rome only the Holy Pontii
THE VERY TIME
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