The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-10-05

Sir William Palliser, whose death is an. ,
nounced, WAS the inventor of the projectiles
which bear his name, the same beiug steel
shot and she'll for piercing rmo plated
ships. He also invented the rifle oom-i
pound guns known by HE name. He re-
tired from the army in, 1871, aud Was
knighted by Victoria in 1873. 'Sa''a ~
Peter Mankins died recently OF his home
near Fayetteville, Washington county, Ark,
at the venerable age Of III years 5 months
and IL days. /. He had been u Baptist for,
seventy-fve years and a deac,n seventy
years. Everybody loved hiul, " it is said,
d%evotedly. He vas married three times to
widows with children; and though II Wild
over at ninety the last time, he would have
married again, butthat my eyss,Yh fails
said he, and I want to pick II young girl
the next time" pE5 riansf9 as4 T1Fc-
Miss Lucy Maclem of Olean, N.Y., was
years ago, a beautiful girl. She was gifted
with all the female grares, aud when Sal
mon +. Chase, who fuf ,er wa-dt became SO
prominent in our annals, met her, they
were mutually pleased, Loved and became
engaged. Correspondence continued. for
,oue time and then suddenly ,ceus, d. Why
this was the result Lucy never would dis.
close; but In q little time she acted strange,
and IN q few years reason took it's fight,
Sue Is now a harmless lunatic. Wandering
about Oiean, asking, for re. s~itllnces thai
never come, or applying for money that is
never lent. Shegls Supported BY har sister
Sara, . sea mistress. h., ~.
Rochester" Democrat: Wy P~renlnnitions
may be laughed at by the sseptical, but in
the case of Mrs. Doris, the wife of Cen
Doris, who lived near st. Louis. and who
was brutally murdered by her grandson,
Russell Brown, the mysterious w,railig she
received is not a sui ject OF lesi,y. When
ner attention was recently called to the facI
that Broan resembled the picture published
lnIa newspaper of the murderers hung in ST.
Louis, she remarked, Yes, Effectiveness
Is striking; and now mark my words, Rus
fsel B.own's picture will be published in
his paper, and Rnssel Brown will be
hanged for my murder"
Mrs. Elizabeth adylStantotn ID 81 XIV. five
years Of age. She, Syears her snow white
Hair arranged in little puts on elch side 81
aer foraesdr with q band Of lilac satin tied
behind them, dresses neatly AID becomiup-
lly and has q matronly, motherly appear 4
ance. she has reared sseven children; he,
youngest daughtsris now studying mathe-
mates In the university of Pars. Miss
S'san IS. AnkhpaSh foufseats aybunger,
But 4ooks older. nj 1s,ssh ha. a
Rev. DR.. Bellows was twice married., his :
ufst wife being q daughter of Eilhu F6wnyS
isend ofthsoM dfnpoffNevins IL Townsend.
bankers. in New York. His children by
the first marriage are Rev. Russell N. Bel
lows, q Unitarhn clergy uians vino SSs late-
y IN charge of Unity chapel at Harlem and
a dsuehter,,t,, MissiAhna Bellows. : For his
second wife'Dr. Bellows hurried q 'dauqhtl
er OF the lates Rev. Ephriam 9 eabody sof !
Kings Chapel, Boston, who survives him.
With three young chill ren-Hepry Whit
ney, Robert Peah6danA Ellen Ddby Bel
lows. ~
Every now now and then tie qu tstb II is Ira raised
as to whether George WasLington van or >
was not a oQmmnpicsat membss, ,of the
Protestant Episcopal church. TRS record
Of his baptism, April Sd. ls32,is preserved.
and the names Of bis Sponsors, two men
and one son1an. According tdthx sra6id. ia
given. In Truro parish, which includes
Mpnnt Vernon, The was q vesstryrnAnq ana =
'Poh1ckSehurch was built from, Hill own
plans and under bis supervisioesssAssss
also q vestryman of Christ church, Alexsn-
dr'a, wheTe, de had q pew. In New Xorks
he was an attendant al 81. Paurs Sbapeis
and in Philadelphia at Christ church. In
! churches and families Of Virginia.
bishop Meade says Washington was a COM
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