Off For Europe

A. A. Pearson of the Times left yesterday for a tour of Europe. All of the newspaper men of the city turned out to escort Mr. Pearson to the train and bid liiin God speed on nis journey. Mr. l'earson sails from Xew York for Liverpool, v, henee hewill go toLondon for a week'ssojuurn amongthe British.ers of the World"s metropolis, lle will swoop down upon the Duteh at Antwerp, eat American pork wi'th Brussells and lave in the limpid waters of Cologne after which he will bé in trim to be transported up the lihine to fair Bingen wherehe will undoubtedly ercounter the traditional sister of the dying soldier in Algiers who is always eady to become an object of admiratjon for young American tourists. At Heidelberg where our tourist has friends he will probably be more circumspect during his weeks stay then he will when making the acquaintance of Swiss milkmaids or hunting for Venitian blinds in the lagoons of Yenioe. Milan and Luzerne are also in his repertoire and "Paree" with its lights and shadows will be saved for the last thing before embarking for America and we will depend upon an American newspaper hustler to teil us about both upon his return.