The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-12-28
Personal Matters.

Personal Matters.
.Alpnonse Karr WAS lately 4 guest At a
dinner of some homeopathic physicians
At Paris; when, after toasts had bean
Ir5nor3d 10 Hahnemann ana to the great
! lights of the science now living. he was
! asked TO propose q toast. "Gent'emen,
! D., said. you have drunk the health OF
many physicians, but there is one toast
Won have forgotten. PCrlGit me to re
nair this omission. | drink to the heaIti
| of your patients
Senator Hill, OF Colorado. started on
N life as a professor OF chemistry IN
Brown University at Providence, K. l.,
and q few years ago went to Colorado to
! ASSAY ores. One day a miner came to
him with a nugget. Hill saw that it WAS
gold. lie wOrmed the location out %
the man and made haste to get possess
ION uf the mine. 1t has made him q
millionaire. knowledge is power. 50
SAYS the man who was iuggi-d out OF the
mine.
Princess Louise took with her to Eng
land a rare and beautiful collection Of
Canadian birds. There are eight cases,
containing about l20 varieties. Three
aases are devoted to the different species
Of the duck family, and contain forty
birds. Another is devoted to grouse, 81
which there are seventeen specimens,
representing nine varities. The princess
" case IS flied with small birds Of hrlt-
liant plumaGe.
Speaker Carlisle is q very pale man,
with brown hair, no whisEers OF mus
tache, ana with clean-cut features. indi-
eating a very nervous organization. He
j. of the Greek type, having Il long
straight nose, a handsome chin, prom
incnt enough TO Indicate tirmness. with
out Obstinacv. He parts his hair on one
side and brushes il in such a way as to
give his head rather square appearance.
He does not dress badly, but neither
does he dress we'll.
Mr.. John Plat Bailey, ofNoTth Salem,
Winchester county, n. Y, has brought
suit in the Supreme Court against Ulys-
SEES S. Grant, Jr., for $1,000 damages. It
is alleged that Mr.. Grant keeps a vicious
horse, and that on March 1st last the
horse inflicted personal injuries Upon
Mr.. Bailey, from which he is still suffer
ing, and from which he never expects
to recover. The horse complained of is
one Of the Arabian stations presented
to General Grant by the Khediye Of
Egypt.
AIR. N. F. Wallace Of HiIlsboro, Ohio,
had wooed and Won as he thought, the
heart Of Miss Mary Barrett, and then
vent to California to make his fortune.
A few days ago he returned to we'd his
betrothed. Thursday of last week was
set for the happy event, and the minis
ter and guests we're assembled. In con-
versation with his afiianced, Wallace
mentioned that he was AFRAID his for
tune was not sufficient TO
support her in the style she
had been accustomed to. The lady
replied that she had provided for her
self for some time, and she supposed
could stiil do 80. and ii he didn't want
to marry her he could go. Forthwith
ne went. This sudden termination of
the affair afforded the surprised guests
plenty of opportunity for gossip.
Little Nellie Arthur, the presidents
daughter, has joined q Christmas club
in Washington. About forty young peo-
pie of both sexes are members Of it. The
object of the club is to make a merry
Christmas for many poor p~eople-poor
children who scarcely know what the
word means. The children solicit dona-
tons and prepare lists Of the ones to be
helped. When the president learned
of the mission of the club he readily
gave his consent to Nellie's Joining it.
She is one OF the leaders and has
secured many donations by her pleasant
smiles and pretty manners. The presi-
dent has made a liberal contribution,
aud the club is becoming very popular.