The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-29
MIR. Morgan. That's my candid

Mr. Morgan That's my candid " |
my good fellow Mr.. MorgnIn ''' said
With parental kindness. ana there TIC |
affair ended.
The second quarrel WAS more so
service, Morgan got Intoxicated one
night ana insulted the ma Ior---tt
makes iine reading and threatened
Morgan had bought (for he could al.
ways have bought out tho major a
dozen times overD. and Tie major had
We're called in, and the major accused
Morgan Of theft and assault ana
scored heavily, and Morgan was dis.
The NIarchioness.
Then what servant Dickens has
painted In the Marchioncss" pick
jewellers friend: a typical little Lon
oon siaye "; Rosy smndsy meek,
are to be found to this day in hun
ureds of London lodging houses. But
not Inc eloquent pen that described
one ana e., made the tribe famous for
ever. Ihey clean about twenty bed
Ioons daily They race upstairs and
downstairs swiftly and silently. and
d lla'ten themselves against the wall
ihey answer the bell. which rings ali
:nS long. They fetch the beer. ana
11n. is n no light matter in London
AL the meals. They run outside err
rands constantlr. and as a matter or
course. They clean the boots. knives and
, ihra,es and make the fires. They think
themselves Sumptuously rewarded when
pald LIZ year. They 1.-Two Off the
scraps OF the house. and generally sIern
IN 4 dark closet. meant Tor broons ana
i,al.s, IN the upper hall. This is what
~ Is TO he q London .'sIavey." Yet
people have almost fr,thod a. ~
mouth as they talked or African slave
white slavery Of the people in mills
mines and manufactures would mako
%ny negro IN the South stare--aye, and
, WecpL-lor 1t is good hearted race,
Nnpolcon'r Body SERVANT
Was When nc was First Consul
tnink, that Napoleon first felt Tho nned
pi,, a ~ hIdend.l bodyguard servant. incor-
auptiole and brave and devoted Ue
got himself, therefore, an Eastern ono
VINO adored him, slept before his door
Kept Jealous eye on even Josephine
and his family. and made Of himsni,'o
pcripatetic arsenal and E,nplish h,,,i'
uos. he would keep his eyes fixed on
MS master, and il Napoleon had = nj
se seer. nsae st;i With any one he ALWAYS
ana an protect him. The Emperor tr,,s, ed
him implicitly and delighted in ,his
perfect fidelity and Jealous care. Hn
M ,y no European tongue lie made
no ties-no friends. He never took =
mi,oliaay He had no family He simnl,.
nsed to protect the being he almost
auorGd from all harm. He got the
j bad ~ wages yes ne Would have received
he was all obedience. humilty ana
IKE statue of silence. No doubt. nf.
W Ter the turmoil of every day Of his
well as the affection Of such an at
lenoant TO be very grateful. for bv
q fcw signs sl, he could Indicate what he
so,ne ana "a was spared even the
u
MS states or great dreams and intense
nervous irritabillty (when Madame do
~ ,ha tSoolishly complained of him
nave meant great deal to him. Ger
tainiy, he greatly valued him If the
ihhm I'm frowned, he was instantly on
one on. admitted to his presence to most
critlchl, alert. and careful inspection:
as far as his authority and duties
Went. IN efficiency and loyalty. he was
Dundrenry's Valet.
buddicom6e" is very good exam
PIE OF the highest class Of English
II: well-regulated clock as to dn-
ties; Never impertinent. nor "know-
IN never rufficd, never excited.
meyer neEef interested in what goes on--as
does chap like YOU want with a full
set OF teeth?" produces neither sur
r n;si, nor smile. TO laugh would be
EnSlish servants are all eyes and cars
ana they take most unpleasant In
terest IN the private affairs of an en-
pioEer. II used TO amusc me very
ni'icn wnen was living OIL the Isle
OF Wight to sec tho servants at n
neighboring villa opening the lettors
OF inc family regularly every day over
a teakettle. before delivering them up.
SI ,s; and It was still more so 10
hear his mistress say eff Charles has
quite finished with the letters should
NC TO see mine, this morning. partic-
iarl!. as She rang the bell: Il am