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Charles

Waterton

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THE CHINA MAIL.

Ohioan Cuban Victim'

but I remember he stated that a man's leg, howeer symmetically formed, were inconveniently long and heavy for an atmospheric trip, anless they could have something more sustaining than air on which time to rest." In fact, the only when the Squire had ever found his legs unwieldly, and unmanageablo- so he informed his friend-was when he war about to fy.

At last the wings were brought to old this spirited perfection, and gentleman, having fixed them to his shoulders, climbed to the roof of an outhouse, and was about to soar in- to the air when Dr. Hobson arrived at the scene of action and, by dint of tray and most urgent entreaties. Ind. d the second Pegasus to re- tura .o earth in a less sudden man-

ner,

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Róbert U, Lotspeich, Havana mana- ger of an American concern, who was killed while watching the battle that raged between Federal troops and rebel offeers at the National Hotel in Havana. Lotspeich was A native of London. Übio, and a grail- uate of Western Reserve Univer sity.

Mr. Waterton's exploits were per- formed, indeed, in every country ho visited. For instance, on one occa- sion when in Rome, Mr. Waterton climbed up the angel surmounting though that despised creature were the Castle of Sant-Angelo and, havan object of interest and admira ing renched that remarkable tion, although as Dr. Hobson teil eminence, persisted in standing on us, "he had no friend to support one foot upon its head, in "a post-him."

Mr. Waterton once kept a Sloth tion,"

Mr. Norman Douglas points out, "that would have made in nie room for months, and this! chamois sea- forlorn and unhappy creature seema any self-respecting

He nick."

And he adds, "All Rome to have returned his affection. rings with the explalt, even the Pope would place himself in a position of becomes interested in the mad son the most comfort that was possible to him, and, after getting all his of Albion."

and legs in a line on the back of a chair, and would hang there for hours, and their "often, with a low and inward cry." mast would seem to invite his friend to

the take notice of him."

than

His exploits were countless,

fun nobody understood the oddity of these better performer. Amongst the

of striking was the episode sprained ankle.

Mr. Waterton,

whilst

NO

There was

Bome-

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At moments, however, Mr. Water- in thejton's sympathy and admiration led United States, was unfortunate him into dangerous paths, as when, rived, Consignees are hereby inform- as to meet with this accident, and for instance, whilst travelling ined that delivery of their carge must being extremely annoyed by the in- South America, he was much struck be taken from the ship's tackle im. quiries of other less-adventurous with the habits and appearance of mediately the vessel is ready to dis-

can deliver. gentlemen, staying in the hotel, as the Vampire Bat, and defended that charge same, and as fast as the ves- If the Consignees fall to take de to the progress of his "gout," he re-volatile being against the charge of

"When livery of the said goods within the membered that in the past, when living entirely un blood.

and at the rate aforesaid, the his ankle had been badly sprained, the moon shone bright," he tells us, vessel shall have the liberty to din. a doctor had ordered him to hold "and the fruit of the banans tree charge and store the goods in Godown It under the pump two or three was ripe, I could see him approach the risk and expense of Consignees.

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broken.

chafed and damaged times a day. It struck him there-and eat it....

examined be

by our Surveyors, Messrs. fore that it might be a kind of thing. also, in the blossom of the goods are to be left on board and shall super-cure if he held his ankle un-sawarri nut tree which was grateful Goddard & Douglas, on, application.

to him." Mr. Waterton was, how. Consignees are requested to send in der the Niagara Falla.

"As I held my leg under the Fall," ever, in spite of this sympathy, their Bills of Lading for countersigna

DODWELL & CO., LTD., he tells us, "I tried to meditate on obliged to confess that "The Vam-tures immediately. the immense difference there was pire has a curious membrane which

Hong Kong, 2nd November, 1983. betwixt a house pump

this rises from the nose and gives him and tremendous cascade of nature, and a very curious appearancs 1"

Undeterred by this very curiousMr. Waterton's teeth with what effect it might have upon the

Mr. Waterton was thoroughness. Having done this, sprain; but the magnitude of the appearance, subject was too overwhelming, and seized by a strong wish to have his be "went over" Mr. Waterton's face, big toe sucked by the Vampire Bat, and ended up by sitting down and I was obliged to drop it."

Nobody could foretell what form just once, so that he could say that subjecting Mr. Waterton's hair to him."a careful and even examination, or the next pranks would take. For this adventure had befallen tuitous hazards, indeed, were run Night after night, therefore,

As Agenta.

great

be probably I ought to say, an elaborate

"

by all visitors to the Squire, for if slept with his fool out of the ham-search.......

The great naturalist and travelier: their legs were not bitten their mock, but all was in vain, for the

the New nerves might be broken at any mo-Vampire, in spite of the fact that made four journeys to ment, as I have hinted, by coming he shared a bedroom, or rather loft, World in search of adventure, and into contact, on a dark landing or with his admirer for some months, in order to find the woorali polson, in a dark corridor, with some ap-bever came near him, but, presum-which was one of the chief interests palling-looking reptile or huge beastlably out of obstinacy, preferred the of his existence, of primeval appearance, which had big toe of a neighbouring Indian. been concocted by the Wanderer This, the Wanderer adds, with from a variety of creatures, and sort of gentle pique, "scemed bore a label with the name of some have all the attractions." famous Protestant or another.

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LONDON SERVICE. It was during these wanderings that Mr. Waterton took a ride upon "MEMNON" to a crocodile, and, in his anxiety to

"ANTENOR” study the dental arrangements of The Drang-utang, too, was a aub the serpent, shared his bedroom for Joct of constant interest and affec-one night with a Coulacaners, "four- tion to Mr. Waterton and, on one teen feet long, not poisonous, but Life at Walton Hall was full of occasion at least, this cousin of Man large enough to have crushed one surprises, and it need hardly be seems to have returned these feel of us to death. A Coulaconara of 18th Nov. Baid that the Squire's daily roundings. The occasion was in the year fourteen feet in length is as thick was planned on lines entirely dif1861, when Mr. Waterton, watched as a common bon of twenty-four," ferent from that of anybody else by a large crowd, and warned by as Mr. Waterton remarked dryly. He never slept in a bed, for inthe keepers of the Zoological Gar- The capture of Mr. Waterton's dangerous 1.S stance, but on the floor, wrapped in dens, all of whom assured him that room-mate was as 27th Nor, his cloak, and with a block of beech his host would. "make short work anything that could be imagined, |wood for pillow. He rose at 3.30, of him," since he had just been for the serpent had to be dug out

and after lighting his fire, spent teased by some impudent boys, en of his home; the accompanying|| half an hour in the chapel, and then tered the cage of an Orang-utang negroes were in a state of abject "PHEMTUS". began his day's work. He detested whose reputation for savagery was terror, and even Mr. Waterton, "TANTALUS” smart young gentlemen, whom he remarkable and unsurpassed. brave as he was, acknowledged that christened "Man milliners,' but, This visit was pald against the bin "awn heart, in spite of all "HECTOR" beyond them, loved all human crea-wish of the curator of the Zoologi; could do, beat quicker than usual; cal Gardens, but, to the surprise of and I felt those sensations which He cherished a great friendship, everybody excepting Mr. Waterton, one has on board a merchant vessel, for instance, with a young lady the meeting gave, host and guest an in war-time; when the captain or- chimpanzee, who, in her caged con- equal pleasure. Indeed, Dr. Hobson ders all hands on deck to prepare dition, suffered from ill health assures us, "the meeting of those for action, while a strange vessel in The Wanderer visited her daily and, two celebrities was clearly a caso coming down upon us under suNDI- on_leaving, invariably Imprinted of love at first sight, so the stran-icious colours. gallant kiss upon her cheek. gers not only embraced each other The description of the capture is Indeed, the holy mind and heart most affectionately, but positively exciting in the extreme. "On pin of this man could see nothing ugly, hugged each other and, in their ap- ning him to the ground with the nothing repulsive, in any of the parently uncontrollable joy, kissed lance, he gave a tremendous loud

{hias, and the little dog, ran works of flöd-excepting, of course, one another many times, "audioE 2nd Dec. in the unfortunate Hanoverian Eat, Mr. Waterton had paid this visit bowling as he went.

quadruped which I am shocked to in the hope of being allowed to ins- The fight was long and furious; say he persecuted unremittingly, pect the palm of his host's band in in the end, Mr. Waterton and a few 8th Nov, The great naturalist would pick up, life, instead, of in death, and to negroes, pale grey from fear, sat on fondic, and admire that poor, harm-examine the teeth of his newly the serpent'a fail. Then Mr. Water- 12th Nov. less, and despised creature, the toad, found friend at close quarters. ton had a brilliant idea: “I con- 19th Nov, speaking to it gently, smoothing It Both of these investigations, we are trived to unloosa my braces, and head, with a sort of loving, delight: told, "were conceded to the Squire with them tied up the anake's 16th Nov, he would "expatiate in evident plas without a moment's murmur, and mouth..

løure" on the beauty, the depth, the Mr. Waterton was allowed to cram On tốt, way back to the encamps-rimme

brilliance of its myen, on its useful- his hand into the Orang-utang's ment the serpent fought - furiously ness to man in destroying insects mouth.

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In spite of man's ingratitude. This ceremony being over, the and the negross won the battle and TAI He would speak gently of the harm.

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be returned the com- soned hugu, sack" in Mr. Water- persecuted; and (would "dwal," with plimant, and be bent; with far wed: ton's hid delight, on its form, ita bolour, an

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