The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-04-25


George Danielson, the late eaita~
tae Proyidence Jonrnnl
stroke of paralysis the other day W..
warned two years ago that he would a,,f
fer in that way, 1t was his custom t
go on duty at 10 in the morning NM
see the evening edition TO press. sav q
2 or 3 D. m. Then returning IA
he would work ON the morning edit;o,
until 2 a. m.
Moncure ID. Conway insends to leave
England this spring, and return to lie
native land. Mr.. Conway has been
abroad twenty years, as minister, lectur-
er, and newspaper correspondent.
was in 1873 that he left America, worn
with work, tired of the ministry. ana
doubtful of the success of the anti-slaya-
Gy cause, in which he had been an nm
firing worker. On his return to this
country he viii probably settle down Il
Washington.
John n. Pastison, who on the night
of March s was announced on a concert
programme at Chickering Hall, New
York, as ''the milkman pianist instead
of "the eminent pianist" probably
through a typographical error, is still
suffering from the effects of the shock
| his nervous system received when he
read the announcement. and immedi-
ately therefor left the hall. He said
il was a deliberate and p~reeoneeived in
suit, and has brought suits against
Chickering g. Sons, claiming $4,000
damages.
I'll. b. Clafin, the famous New York
dry goods merchant, is said to be a very
small man, with fluffy hair and a small,
smooth, doll-like face. Every after
noon at half past 3 o'clock, wet or dry,
he jumps into a light wagon behind a
feet horse and goes spinning down to-
wards Coney Island from his winter re-
sidence in Brooklyn. There is nothing
snowy or stylish about his turnout, and
few who see the little man mufied in
fur-lined coat with a cloth cap drawn
over his flowing hair would take him
for an important millionaire.
A. H. Swan, of Cheyenne, w. IT,
controls more live stock than any other
individual on the continent. His pres
ent possessions are valued at between
So. 900 900 and So, 900, 900, while the
number of cattle of which he has the
exclusive control and management is
over 300, 900 head and valued at over
SO. 600, 900. He was the organizer and
is president anu general manager Of no
less than five different stock organiza-
tions in Wyoming. He is a native OF
Green county, Pennsylvania, which
place he left for the vest in 1885, when
% years st age, with 81 900 in his peck
ct.
There was a touching incident at the
bedside of She dying Augustus Schell in
! New York, recently. At his request
four blind girls, inmates of the Blind
Asvlum-an institution in which he has
for many years taken q deep interest,
and to the maintenance OF which he mas
contributed liberally-called at his resi-
!. dence at noon and were admitted TO
his chamber. He requested them to
sing q hymn, and as they stood before
him and sweetly rendered an air wltt
which the dying man was familiar ne
was visibly moved. and before they nae
concluded his emotions were so deeply
: stirred that he was unable q contro'
!. himself and sobbed aloud.
Bismark. in alettert to his wife IN 1921
GIN the art Of saying nothing IN . grea'
many words am making rapid progress
I write many pages of letters Which reas
/. like leading articles. and if Manteuliei
: after pursuing them, can ten what the
are about, he certainly knows more tnal
t i. Every one Of us pretends tina, ~
colleagues are full OF ideas and plans
and vet all the time the whole body 9
us know nothing and each Is aware ina
the others know nothing: No manr n9
even the me- lieiiolas sksptic Of a democrat
can believe what cinarlatanism and ,r nle
p~retense is all this diplomacy ~
candid statesman was the counciiof =
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