In Boston saw a giant man who looked like the Tall Prince of the Mersemac" He had the cow- boy hat. I didn't go near him in the car, In the morning I went in & washed up. We were at Wil- mington, or near it, stopped in a station. The door & the closed was locked. He stood by it & said "I presume it" The Porter took pity on him & got the key. He said "I'll be a good boy Porter, I won't — on the floor" Later I asked him if he were not Mr. Sulloway. He said yes, then I re-in- troduced myself. We had a considerable conversation on various topics. He knew that it is not expedient now in America on us to pass the cuban tariff bill is just