The Mineral argus., 1883-11-15
Personal Meetion.

"The scion of a noble ASaA cad
the raging sea of life upon tn
Oregon" has revealed his i9fld|
reporter of the Portland ID
News, and stands confessed khi|
Ney, grandson of the defunct 4
He never before told a living sod
he was, and he probably woulda|
mentioned the subject except It'd
laying his pipes 10 succeed TO the
of his p%aternal uncle, the late
Napoleon Ney, needs the supj
the press.
William Wintherspoon, a grand
Rev. Or. John Wintherspoon, Al
Of the Declaration of Independl
colossal statue of whom was era|
Fairmouut Park in Philade i
Nav, 1876, died at Willard Insau|
lum, Ovid, n, Y. on the Oh inst
consumption, aged 62years. lie
a naturally brilliant intellect, 4
years his mind as well as his bol
! been diseased.
Mr. g. NJ. Hutton, vice consul
raj of the United Ststes at st.
| burg, arrived in Baltimore the
day with his bride, nee Miss
Winans, of that city, who is wd
her own right several milliOnI
and Mrs. Hutton are occupyingt|
mansion built 10y the late IhOmal
ans. and will remain there for N
ter, where it is expected they wd|
tain in a manner betting their
and income.
This story is told Of Senator
Vance Of North Carolina, that sO
his second marriage he remarkel
bride: MY dear, I'm a stubborn
and you may anticipate trouble
i'm the beginning, while | am subj
| want ~ give you one piece Of
II YOU follow Il, well get on
well. 1t is this: Make me do u
darned please"
Miss Clara Norris is said
played with John Wilkes Booth
time he ever performed in Cieyd
have not examined data to e
or not this was one of his lattI
formance instead Of his last
Booth came on the stage his vol
gone. He had become ambltiOu|
and wanted TO rival his brother
and make money for his mott
himself. He was so horrihed al
he had lost his voice that he
future in which he could SIM
from about that time he began
hard, to dissipate, and TO look a
by some short, desperate cut.
appear once more on the STAGE 4
performance will last in history l
sand ears.
The colored people down Soui
know muCh about divorce
Hawkinsville, Ca, the other ds
Byrant, colored, on coming in
after a hard mornings work foI
wife had company. Three or ioui
ers and a number Of deacon's ha
aud had accepted an II
TO dine with "Sister." BTyt
the table were spread two orth
y-cooked hams and ether II
in abundance. Allen is a hard'I
economical negro, and he felt
could not afford TO indulge in II
uries. lie therefore told his
thought it bet for them 70
co-partne rship." Ills wife thd
too. They separated. He toI
OF their six children and will
Florida. She took tbe other u
will remain with the preachers
cons.
Lord Vaudeville, ga nobel Or
attended the prize fight at Har
place, Flushing, Tuesdiy Of IA
lie carried a pocket-hask Of liqa
ne twice presented to one OF tha
called the ''Prussian," and he
ried an heirloom watch whichW
from his pocket by one of tie
spirits in whose company he v
, Lord Vaudeville should be ash
himself, and his loss should
, TO choose better associates.
/ To the long catalogue o. ills
is heir to an English doctor hA
4 new disease which he cal
fever" and which he says is
by the severe strain which
! girls undergo in competitive
; TONS. The social science con
! fore which the statement was
7 resolved to memorable the so
( to take steps against It's extens