The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-25

,vy Thomas BAILEY Aiur'c"
nS 10. editor of the Atlantic
yo,thly in the early eighties
accustomed to spend
M .soTy " summer abroad His
Ns, .,oos were generally short,
'mnrf;ned for the most part,
~. Snown countries NJ western
"" sn, whilr he was planning one
.S,s ~ the idea occurred to him
uis rst nsrhaps he interesting 10
s'sr sIr;no visit to Russia which
~, ~ sldrieh had made some
slV,si s..Toris,ic campaign of the So
,sy;S;lists" in lS79-1sS0 aud the
.,,;on Of Alexander II in 1881
.-iD @ attracted the attention OF
,I 10 the empire of the czar,
s's '...nsd 10 Mr. Aldrich that he
- m ST Petersburg and Mos
week or two, a better un-
i;,s iban he then had of the
J, sTs Evolutionary movement, and
,'ns time increase his knowl-
y, country and a people that
..vs made a strong appeal to
.i,y aud his imagination.
= consultation with Mrs AID
IN accompanied him on all his
,isstjc excursions, he bought a
81 "Guide to Russia and Fin
shos,d no available routes, sent
,,sWori TO The state department
-sraI. had it vise1 at the Rus
satiou. and started FOR st.
rSre BY way of London, Hanover,
nd Eydkuhneu.
g. in Passport
usport on which Mr.. and Mrs.
\ ,nysled when they made their
Tai 10 Russia was issued TO
81, Bsi.ey Aldrich and wife, y
rnewing this document the state
r,ut. through the error of some
i ,opyist. omitted the words
siic,n and made it cover the
b Only.
lirich did not notice this omis-
rv to his departure, and even If
y ,aiced il he probably would
,lVlsht that. n passport for him
/5nli be quite sufficient to estab-
h identity OF his wife, and that
51s admitted to the empire on
ye1n be, as n matter of course
hsisn government. however,
srsomed 10 treat husband and
Ia all administrative purposes,
eulis and distinct personalities.
" 3omeslic relations they might
y; Bat in their relations to the
3 dilce and the passport bnrcau
sa ivo, and each must be pro.
rih weed, - or idcntifica-
ri, setting forth name, nation
". height. color OF eyes and
iap Of nose and chin. and such
lsnorsl peculiarities as would
tr connect the document with
fiN' and thus prevent Illegal
iA1s and transfers. In prac-
h When there were no reasons
5slcu, the government often
~ and honored a Joint pass
3 ID such cases II required "A
Statement that the document
10 persons aud a certification
persons were husband and
s Certain
lhe!efore. Mr.. Ald1;ch started
fas1burg with a wife and a
nr himself only, he was as
c! MO trouble as he would
Ea II he tried to cross the At
W. wife and only one steam
through a purely fortuitouS
tagl o. circumstances, however.
wv. DID not come at the time
were It might have been ex-
w. inc Russian frontier. Pass
u@ required in western t.u-
ny. and Mrs. A!drich reached
a the last German railway
shaon5 being required TO show
s PASSPORT that was supposed
TWO. When, however. the
E The httlc brook that sep.
l. sS"Sany from Russia and rolled
A%sian frontier station OF
M or Wirba!len, the impend-
-. was due and, from every
y apIa' 0i view. was absolutely
Z s; The Queen OF England
y ..lre Gonsort could hardly
III empire on a single pass
Z I .m@s @ The editor of an Eng
. ''cao magazine aud bis
HH bound northward and
uiliasnl from the German train
a. ' !, and are guided by gend-
: ai|r,c 'are room opening
\ 3 o,s platform. where a force
.T,,t, ssls and customs inspcc.
'"fspor's---and receives
An.siag Care
s'ls part Of this room ;s in.
. lin,ao low anadrangulsr counter
ils Io..ot sections by slender posts
10 v''fs of the alphabe
M a.; T. Around the square
Ne nas oas counter the bag.
sst;oppa passengers is distributed
alpr every trunk being
4. o,,D VI near the letters that
s' o. the baggage counter
hhali Date wooden table at
,r5 dozen uniformed poIice
J, kaS,.s eciet service detectives.
z, rs TO examine pass
Hilcfel NE are ulStr Eutnu
q ite,a he stiohs they are opened
!, Nv am.y Wy the customs Officers,
n ,ssi tbe e 'lh'e, the passports are
q % ihon - counter to the police
sa ea,as ~ The central table. ex.
Pc bepn nsiully, make sure that
ssue, properly vised. and see
pl st,ial IL, ~ 1Gc bearers arc not
y n, Or ans., Ms. Of persons who, for
a''r lhs snoloer, e,nl, are not permit,
Y pN ObligodI no seats, pas.
titsstss to stand until their
4 "a pas,nna. pas have been inspected
49,, Tbev ;IoiH. IL examined ano