The Washington times., 1916-12-27
Remarkable Manuscript, lust
Brought to Light, Written
by Famous Traveller.
SAW CAPITOL BEING BUILT
; Describes Great Activities in
Alexandria, as Compared
With Other Towns.

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ceco ny way Oh hheriea'
Thomas Twining. noted English
traveller, and official OF the Indian gov
eminent. I'm nm entry during tho war
,-as ,a,,.., a..
49,, "ooe :" MS uis'S'
ihs reparNaoie manuscript, just
brought TO light. relates among pu-
merous travels, the authors visit TO the
new world ana nar,,o,,.,s,, 90 ,y..h-
,..,on ar. 80 -,..,
'' ,e". .aps'
Arriving at Philadelphia, on the ship
India. where the quay was crowded
with persons curious 10 witness an ar.
rvaI from bensei Twinins' after
oriet so)ourns IN the city OF Penn"
ana baiumore' TOOK inc stage Tor
washington.
Spontaneous Kindness.
AT four this morning I quilted Bal
tip,orc bavinr received 4. '.nop,anoo,.
,,.s,.. 90. ,,,,.,,,,. .,,,,s,. =,
..', ""' '"'p''a"''' ""." "ao
h''io reason 10 expect In the stage
coach--ior such again was the con-
vcyance-wcre ten other passensers,
,biefiv from yir,inis and IN. so,,,hor,
go. - ."o ~. ,o''
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-, ~ Ho, ean vIoeN
la ,..s.d Ioum .. . an,pu "h, s,a We
h.In. coy.rss III, $3.50. -, ..,,,ah
~. 80 .o 80 VIZ. w, .oss s upon wn,cn
messiah The nsogrs.. ~ our ,a,,,n.y
"a =. -, 49,. $1,000
hours-a pace slower than had been |
ssS.. "'a " !" my p''ahdu'h IN
"eaumins he road ,ee eossH. Twin
'ns "r''es' reached b'"uehsours, Nd
Nhero 'he parry put up AT Inc indiah
queen small solitary Inn. sur
rounded by n few rude cottages, which
In n few year. would ltobably trans
form into rospectable bsu.e, partIo,i- /
larly," Twining continue. referring TO
Washington. az the new civ. now dis
tant only one stage, should become the
seat of government
while ut dinner at the Inn" Twi.
ing relates, zone of On. party In.
formed Mr.. Ross, our civil landlord.
that I came from B.ns.i
"'why" observed Mr.. Ross. .th.
gentleman speaks English a. we DO
over the FIREPLACE I'm the dInIpr.
room was n plan of Washington, with
IN, streets souares and nublIe buIid
ings OF the Intended city, infinitely
,. ,.
"It becomes nee.s,a,y 10 Iow.r a..
ieathern curtains, rendering the in.
terior OF the coach exceedingly dark
and OppresHively hot
None Of the Necessities.
DEPRESSING, con the sInxularIty Of
,,.y.I,,w ,h,ou.h .on.,,,. d.,
.,.,,,. -.
."e's"s ITO" sa' OF MANURE
Twining observes IT IL Impossible 70
see man In this early stags OF solitary
ssclusion, without cons,derinr the ar.
nculties and privations he endur.s
while slowly prepgrins IN. comforts
OF civilization 10, his posterity. In
the whole course OF the day, 1 had
not seen a biacksmIth's or a baker,
shop, and as for medical assistance in
case OF sickness or accident amonxsI Z
the scattered Inhabitants, there an.
parentIy was none whatever In the
country through which we had passed
"The suffocatIon OF the enclosed {
coach rendered welcome the finaI re. !
port OF our driver that we were near.
ing Georgetown, which town we en-. >
tered In another half hour. descend. I
Ing from out prison At the Fountain
f"Nern'
NO conveyance
II had Intended to proceed at once Z
TO Washington, distant only about ave q
or six miles, but could not procure .
OF any kind, y therefore.
contented naval, u,i,h u,.Il,,,,. -, q