The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-02

PROMINENT rEOrLE.
Arf1a>s r.r4, il ~ossh sa.un.nn.
MIat.rfn MnrR viii soon start IN
lleflin.
1rsSs~uS r,ts Ais n line for biz
poetry.
JnA.,iS Mi1Irsi II s.,y green and a~k.
~pr,l Nj soci,ty.
t'.s nrnsr,nr y Or be~t-lre.Sed
man N ,hr Scnhtr.
MINISTER LnsrlL Ii preparing 10
len,e for his American visit.
MINISTER kssso>. of Vienna. will
visit his Iowa home this summer.
SENATOR JlLi.ka, Of Cnlorsalo. II 0
bet IN height and saishs lth pounds.
ArTvna Aix-wceks' VAN ttcM, A1snistcr
Maynard II r.tnrningto Constantinoplc.
tifs. Hsnrnek has mn grange grove
in Florida and naval Office in balti.
more.
SENATOR SHARON. of Nevada. Ia 8
fcCt inrhes in height and weighs lN
pounds.
SENATOR SArLsnrRY. of Delaware. IL
q feet ! inches in height and v, ighs Ion
ponn.is.
SENATOR SAUNDERS, Of Nebraska, is
q feet inches in height aud weighs 100
po,nnl. II
HlsSAran HARa1Hr. of g,sliforzia, Il q
feet 1ni inches In height and weighs
100 pounds.
SENATOR RANSOM, OF North Carolina.
il u loot inch In height and weighs
$50 pounds.
THk Greeley girls deny that Col.
Nicholas Smith is going to sqnantlcr
their money.
SENATOR Rollins, Of New lIamp.
shire, IL feet III inches In height and
weighs lis pounds.
Grs. MiLrs, the Indian fighter. wns.
nj the outbreak af the Rebellion, Il har,l.
ware clerk in Boston.
rIsAn'A hrsK - tnii anu large, with
black halr nnd dark eyes, and 4 some
what fiery complexion.
Mis-. CnntsTiAscf. the wife OF the
Minister 10 Peru. IL i'll nj the home of
her parents in Washington.
visr PRESIDENT WHEELER in In Ma.
lone, N. Y. md will not return 10 Nash.
ing,en during the present sc.sion.
SENATOR lIean ii gray.bcar,lcd
mnn. with Nh earnest face. bright hluc
cyes, anl complexion u almost inian.
time freshness.
EnwAnn y. STnkfs, tho SLAYER Of
Fisk, Inns lakcn III his abode III San
Fnnrisoo.' Ito is'n0M ohicf o&ner of
valuable N.,a.ln mine.
TmE Regents II tho State ri N.w
York have conferred the honorary de-
gree III Ill. y. on Thnrlow Weed, tho
Noster ef the State press.
conSrIlr> Vanderbilt, Iii. namc.
rake and fasnrlse grandson of tho lale
Commnlars. II President I'll the Young
Mems Christian Association of New
York.
FHfnrnick THE GRfNr was the only
member ut tho house II Hollcn7ollern
who ever celebrated the anniversary of
golden wedding. for which the Em.
peror William u NOV preparing.
MANY PAM. h granddaughter Of the
farans prisateer. John Panl Jones',
lately died In Scotland, NJ the ago oi
70. Her ancestors name wxs really
John Paul when he entered the priva.
teering business llc added the "Iones.s
TtE Mahasajnll ii 'Jeypdee, having
entertained Gem. Grant II dinner, In.
vitcd him 10 havc n game ut billiards.
l1aaAa4all
II Grants magnanimity that the Indian
won, thu General playing in an indis.
criminate, prumiseuous manner. and
making sone wonderful shots in the
way of missing balls he intended to
strike.
HARnisos wns H when he was sworn
~ President. and died exactly Quo
month after, April 1. 1a41. Taylor was
O5 when lle was sworn q. President,
March !, ls4o, and died in fiftcen
months. July Q. lsbO. William II. King
was sworn in N Vice prcsi-
dent March 1, 1s13, and died on his
own plantation In Alabama. In little
moro than month aftMwarl. April Z,
1861.
SENATOR HooTM. of California, whose
hnchelorllood has withstood the wilcs ol
women for half y century, has been cap.
turrd at last, so.the Washington go..ips
say, hy demnrc little widow, with q
sweet Young flcc and prcmatnrely-
wlite hair, 70 tho doors III whose mod
cst lodging house tate lcd tho Senator
IN. .earub II !. ronp,s 10 lrt." A quiet
Vdl3iag In ter3ytnilunin win ln The
result.
uOW Ii Air 4 Room.
II IN tho general practice ~ open only
the lower part nf tho windows oi 4 room
in vrntilating II, whereas, ii thu upper
part ware also opened. the object would
bc more speedily effected.
The mir la MI apartment II usually
heated IL higher temperature than tho
outer MIR, nnl Il IL thnSfcntlcrcd lighter,
and ~ tho outer MIR r,l.llcs III. tllc warm.
u anl lighter mir IN forced upward, and,
finding no outlet. remains in the room.
II i candle IN held II tllo doorway
near Tho floor, II will be- found that tho
flame will bc blown inward: hut, II " no
rnised nearly 10 thr top of tho doorway,
II will 70 outward: tho wnrm mir h0w-
Ing ont nj tho top, while the cold MIR
flows In III tho bottom.
A current of air HON The room |.
generally rushing np tAc 1lue u tho
chimney II thc huc ~ open, even
though there should In no fro In tho