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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-08-23

[ and then the exhibition commenced.
One of the gentlemen was requested
to hold an ordinary chair in front Of
him, pressed against his chest as firm
I Is as possible. Miss Price came for
ward with a sort Of incredulous smile
and began 70 rub Der hands over the
front rim on the seat Of the chair. In
q moment the chair and man began to
wabble around despite his utmost ex-
ertions 70 stand STILL Several other
gentlemen tried to prevent the phe-
nomenon from moving the chair, but
all were unsuccessful. although some
Of those who tried the experiment
held out brayely for a few minutes.
but in the end the holder Of the chair
was knocked off his feet and sent
sprawling across the room. Another
test consisted in seating three or four
heavy men in q chair. winch Mss
Price raised from tie hocr without
apparent effort. The experiment Of
two men holding chair firmly against
Che inexplieable force was tried, but
two seemed 70 be no more able to con
troll the chair or keep themselves in
position than one. One Of TIE strong
est men in the room labored bard to
force a stick 10 the floor, one end Of
which rested IN the electric girls hand.
but again she conquered and the
group If incredulous spectators were
still mere puzzled. Miss Price, with
her hands placed fatty on the sides Of
chair, raised it from the floor and
threw il half way across the room. A
number Of tricks, if they may Be so
called, were performed with chairs,
billiard-caes and thick oaken sticks
before the seancs was concluded. The
closest scrutiny failed to detect any
fraud, although very few who saw tire
teais Of Miss Price are prepared 70 &C.
knowledge that she accomplished them
hy electric force. 4 singular cireum-
stapee vas that she does not become
tired. which shows that her NANTES
tati0ns can not be accounted fer on
the ground ofphyaeal strength. Her
father comedies that she can do moth
ing with an iron bar, and IS only able
to display irresistible electric powers
shen operating with weed, which is
partial non conductor. It seemed to
those who attempted to maintain
chair in one position that they we're
showed by the young LADY. and in this
way lost their balance. which enabled
her to move the uhair from side to
side At will The believers III the
.laims Of Aiss Price to electro force
assert that @this Is simply the recoil
of the wood from the electric current
which passes into the person holding
the chair However this may be,
there IS something decidedly wonder
ful and mysterious N the exhibition
gwen by the gnl. The pubic win
have an opportunity Q judge for
themselves at The Peoples Theatre
where Miss Price viii appear on SAT-
urdzv. SUNDAY and Monday nights.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-08-23
Mrs G. to Ms. D.-That NJ. lsew-



The contributions 20 The cons ienee
fund Of The Treasury ia the last Escal
year amounted to over 5000 Tais
fund has, since its sestabas taent tas
ty years ago, annotated to about
S250000 For some years past It has
averaged from $500 to 81 0lo Sr-
The term conscience fard was orIs
mated by Treasurer Spinnsr One
day during the war he received le
ter from the Treasury 3eparEment
from a man who enclosed a check for
$500, saying It represented misap-
preparation of government funds of
which he had been guslty while
quartermaster in thearuy Srrpsss
We can this coatri5ptioa Io the
conscience fund and get St agnoeaeed
in the newspapers, and pegeaps we
win get some more. he suggested.
The announcement was made, and the
Treasury became The recipient q ssea
funds. The largest contribution ever
made was $500. forwarded by an e-
revenue gauger from eAisags as sae
amount Of bribe received 81 hin
from distilleTs who desired to
the government Tie m
nine cents. forwarded 81 a fa-
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-08-23

rhc Celebrated Hnventsr's Brief
ceurtsi.ip and HAPPY Married life.

trrors rs Ns~ York Herald
Mrs. Mary Stllwels Edison, wife o
the inventor, Thomas Alsa Edison
died suddenly at 2 a. m. yesterday a
/ herlate residsnee at MeBlo Park, n
J. She was 90 years Of age leave
surviving her three children. Th'
story Of her marriage 70 Mr. Edison j
a singularly strange and romantic one
When he frst formed her acquaintane,
Be vas about 3 years Of age. H
had just invented the chemical tele
graph, by means Of which could b
Transmitted, be claimed, on a singl,
wire 3.C00 words minute. The tel
eeraph, Notwithstanding this. how
ever became subservient to the MorsI
system While working on the chem
zeal telegraph be employed seveFal
/ young women to punch the holes IN
the paper. Among them was his.
Mary stiIlwell. One day he wss
standing behind her chair examining
a telegraphic instrument
sMr Edison, remarked Miss Still
well. Suddenly turning around, 4 tan
always tsll when you are behind me
or near me.
How do you account for that9
asked Mr. Edison. still absorbed in hi
work.
7 don't know, lam sure. she quiet-
/ ~ answered but ] seem TO feel when
you are near me-
Miss Shllwell, said Mr. Edison,
turning round now in his turn, and
looking bis ihteflocutor in the face
'Iys been thinking considerably of
yoo of late. and If you are willing p
have me, Id Ike to marry you.
@You astonish me, exclaimed Miss
Shllwell, Ill never
Il know you never Thought | wonld
he your wooer interrupted Mr. Edi-
son, ebut think over my proposal
Miss s6llwsll, aud talk ( oFer with
sou lnather. Then be added. in the
same oH-hand, bnsinessIllke way, as
though he might be experimenting
upsu 4 new mode Of coarlship. Let
nc knaw as early as possible, if yea
consent q marry. and your mother IS
willing, Ne can be married IS nexl
Tuesday.
This was the extent of Ar Edison S
coartshlp. tits hardly necessary TO
add that the highly-iavored lads laid
lie abrupt proposal before her mother.
eMa has consented, she told Mr..
Edison the next day.
That's all right. said Mr. Edison
IN reply eve win Be married in a
week from today
And So it was. The teso were mar
ried IN q week aud a day from the
beginning IF Mr. Edison novel and
prsrilsszss Sauriship. In eunneetloa
with his marriage. hogeyer, a story is
told quite as singuiar, eat fully p
keeping with the one already sse2
touching his courship. Itissaid that
directly following the marriage be en-
tered bis laboratory ia his wedding
suit and haslilg thsowing has coat on
q bench began work
iy hy, surely you are moi going 70
work oa yoar wedding night re-
monstrate9 bis chief assistant
suppose it IS. be quickly an
swered setting q work with renewe3
zeal: the Gold and stock Company
don't care Tor that They want their
instruments tomorrow, and they ye
got to have them, marriage or no
marriage; SO here goes
The Wedding trip Of Mr. Edison Fsn
into the mysteries Of inventions. His
welded life however, IS said to have
been a singularly happy one.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-08-23

Another eiri from eeorzia with Re
markahie Fewer

ffsonths 81 Louis Gibbs pcmosfall
Ina large room on the second floor
Of the Hotel elcnmore a few invited
ladies and gentlemen assembled last
night to witness an exhibition Of the
phenomenal powers Of Miss Matte
Belle Price, who is advertised as the
Georgia electric wonder 8mong
those who witnessed The entertain
meut were several newspaper men and
physicians. ard Before the performance
began these gentlemen were disposed
to look upon the affair as a humbpg,
especially So since Miss Price comes
irom tie same neishborhood as Miss
Lulu Hurst, who has been creating
such a sensation in the East. The
fact that electric gigl No ? was de-
geloped after electric girl 10. 7 struck
those present as a strange coincidence
However. al were dispose to give the
young lady 3 fair chance, aud were
willing 70 acknowledge her powers i
they proved to Be- as represented. Miss
Matte Belle Price is q trm-bpilt
and rot unprepossessing miss e ap-
passplls Sc or y years of age All
thopQh her father and manager claln
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-08-23

Some strolhng Ihespians were once
plsying Macbeth in a country towas
Iheir properties were not kept in very
systematie order for when The befo Of
Shakespeare drama exclaine9. Els
that q dagger that see sesore me-
shrll voice responded from the
flies, No, 81 It's the putty-knifs.
The dagger 5 lost
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-08-23

AZ tie close Of business hours ia
New York you can see emerging from
large stores, factories, ETC.. eozens Of
stylish-iooking girls Tith school-books
conspic1p displayed q IS the
custom of really stylish New York
shop-gifls 70 carry = theif fields Of
labor bundles of schooi-bcoks. - order
10 eoaseY tie impression ibai hey sre
completing their eduratqn st me
fashionable seat of learning. instead
of working for their aeilT bread.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-08-23
sIlku


SIX manuis.- f'sn wa.
derfully ir the Tnitea .ss ia the
last thirty I've years. the most remark
able Increase being from 1870 to 1880
when ft uas $50 per cent. This eoon-
try stands second new IN this branch
Of industry. France ranking FIRST, and
promises t. lead before long The
value Of the silk manufacture Of 1850
was 81 .ess3e45. New Jersey leading
with Si7i22 $50. while New York fol-
lowed with Slg.l70I40. Connecticut
S SsI 100. Massachusetts S., 764 .260
aud Pennsylvania s.. 49i so. Anum-
Der 81 branches of the industry re-
ceivcd special impetus frcm the
Centennial Exposition. notably gros-
grain dress silks and handkerehiefs.
while six tapestry and similar goods
are products Of the last SIX years.
With the growth Of local manufacture
the importation Of foreign silks has
tluetuated and Of late years fallen of.
the decline from 1sS2 to 1883 being
S6Sl4. .069, while the decrease win be
stll greater this year. Meanwhile the
Importance Of raw silk has increased
and this country is now considered the
best market IN the world. suggesting
possibilities is american cocoon rais-
ing which ought net to be neglected
as certain portions Of the United
States are perfectly adapted to the
growth Of tie mulberry tree Ameri-
can silk manufacturers have several
strong advantages over foreign COM
pstitors They lave a good home
market, 'an readily adapt themselves
to suddea changes in fashions. and,
while using more machinery, produce
the best ind most uniform fabrics. ~
Springfield Republican.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-08-23

The English is a queer language.
In England ''pony" is a fve pound
note; in this country, a glass Of beer
IN the dictionary, a small horse
Portland Advertiser.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-08-23

WIZ
This Is fsr brother, . siugger bold,
who tlsnmpea the dude when e him va.
told
That his sister, the maid with llse golden
hair.
And sofi blue eyes and languid air,
Was mashed on the dude from f,uderilIe.
This Is the father who saw the fnn.
But said not a word llil the thing ses dome
By his son. the tough gosag slaeeeE hold,
Who thnmped Tie dude when AIsa wa
told
That his sister, the maid win i'e golden
hair,
And soft blue eyes and ianeifid aIf,
Was aasssed On &c dude from Dndeeilie.
This Is the bulglog, true and tried.
That caused the dude % eael W and slide,
when unioosed by the father who saw the
Tin
Bat said not a word tili the thing was done
By bis son. the tough young sluggef bold.
who tiiumped the aade when to him vas
told
That his sister The maid uiih golden baiF,
And son blue eyes ard lsnguld air.
Was mashed oIl tue dude from Dadesille
-3sa Yert Saa
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-08-23

The westerH-bcurd trans ca tie
AtchisoR, Topeka and Santa carry
more passengers at the psasns tine
than they have ever carried befors
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-08-23

A new comedy is called .sre Ca
The principal characters, st IS pre-
sumed. are New York bank cGicials.
They ~spot" cash pretty sfeciuany
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-08-23

Barry sullivan was once playing
0sheIlo al Dublin Theatre. When
the scene appeared for him to ask
Desdemona for the Handkerchief Ee
commenced, @Gise me the baudkes.
chief 4 pause sIhe haBdkerhie
Another pause. "Give me the hand
keFchirf When q voice from TIC
front was heard 70 exclaim; "Ah, as-
ter sullivan, sorr. wipe your nose wid
your fingers, and 60 on wid the play
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-08-23


There are Hlan5 at tiIe ages ~ thirty 70
sixty ear vio are f4nHbied with too FREE
qaenf evae0afi8iis 81 ihe Bladder often ae-
c0mpaiied by g slight sieariinE ~ burning
seusati3n. aua a Reakfiuina O. TIE system
in manner the patifEt cannot account for
oh xamining the uFifnrs DEPOSITS 3 ropS
edimcht wllI often Dc found and some
Times small particles of albuinea VII als
ptar. or the color vi be ~ a din. iailkish
hue again changing ~ dark and l1rpid
anpearance- There are many nlen whodie
81 ihis did.crilts ignOTani Of tie cause
which S the second stage of seminal Wea1-
ness. Dr. s. viii guarantee 8 perfect fare
"A aff such easeS. and heslfh7 restoration
81 Tire gen eto-1riuerf organs
Office hciFs-1O ~ aad ~ b Sundays
from 10 ~ Il a m. eonsliltation free.
Thorough examination and advice -.
Call % or address
PTSstI.y & 70.
Keafny S.. san ksslnelseo Cal
deel5y
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-08-23
cArTLE xoTEs.

...1 No4s
Range and through stock wererare
y itesef' sattef o. u better fonal
ION 'nan the present season.
Up to July 10, the record Of trailc cat
tie passing through Doags City. Kan.
showed The number to he 279 s. Is head
a.. 49,. lin c...-
c.ss,.. - 49, 49,. IA ~
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sea ~ ,...,. s. -. - es,.s.
loo3ed stss
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-. 80. l;el,s Tser....r,.s,.rs.-.r
.s..-..s .,....,..- -. ..,.;l.
~ -. -. -
fNe e,,l. losses ~ ev.e sarorsea
sunny Arizoaa
qhs vaom,s,, e..,i. csm,.
The s,.ls,sr, 49,, s e.,,.r,sa IN S.
-. 81 80 ,...,m.:sl e,.,..r-s - Il.
- W. a. - ~ vso,,r.
s. sss ,r,;e1sog 5s,.Iy -
s. Ty;a;.,sa fson f,.e Pc ,.s,e,e ses..
been - matpre arraasessents far -.
nort;ne ;u ~ near f.,tpss oaotbor.
opghbrsd bu.ls from Enrope
tt4se eon;ng colorado Exnos;t;en
tbe Wvo..,no Ilerefsrs Assoe,at;as
w,ll sl,ew tbe;r GREAT wh;s.-faee eRu.
aolpb Who's ronaeroos form tsrD.
s6s beam ts4.rs slal nonpds
..s;l. . w.,,s,rs = 1,..s.. ss:...
s;ll nresert ia fs,,sa poll.9 A.....
- = s. a. snsst 81.
worls st.ssls..,;,. =. s..n ) ~
son.s.
f.,,,snss, -. :. = i t.ls +.
3 s,,:. - fz a,n - .i
lowsa -. s.ss s.,. -. -, 49,, ~,
81, ~ 81 r.;,r.s5s g., s..s.,s.
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So -
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-08-23

FE1ho aneh generally known "a Holmes
Welt For parties app attbf 6kE :
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-08-23

Mrs. A. to Mrs. B-@That Nss.
Newcomer IS 50 fond Of her eh5ldscr-
The othez day when called size was
blowing sosp-bubbles with them
lfarough a eommon cle5 pipc.
Mrs. B. 70 Nfs. -. s...s. ....'s s i's-,slss-
conner is sd fnnny. MFs.A. saw Der
amusing the children With a eommen
clay pipe.
Mrs G to Mrs. D.-3kat Mrs. Ssw-
comer smokes q common clay pipe
Mrs. D. 70 Mrs E.-Tkat Mrs. New
conner snakes a horrid pipe. don
see how any womaa 10 herr sober senses
could do that
Mrs. E. to Mrs. F That airs New
conner smokes 9 pipe and drinks sw-
fully. Philadelphia Cali
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-08-23

You think money is not Interesting.
but you are wrong. Itisthe Haroun-
al-Raschid Of our day It's the wand
Of Mercury. Il IS the sunsline cf life.
Only fancy, f yop choose you eoald
with money make the desert blossom
Ike the rose; yon could cal up city
ike Paris IN the centre Of Mongofau
steppes- That Is very interesting m
deed Money itself is not So. bat
when one considers its enormous IN
Huence, its fantastic powers. it IS sos
It IS even more 1t Is positively be-
witehing 0uida.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-08-23

New Orleans Times-Democrat: Tas
loquat is a fruit aboat tEs size q an
apricot, ! inches IN length and / ireh
in diameter. The seeds are snsIl and
the favor like that Of a cherry, DELI
cate, sub-acid aad good A gentle
man near New Orleans, who las trees
% feet IL hsight on bis fara declares
that for exiting fresh. for sauee and fos.
pies the loqnst has 10 suIenof The
fruit does not easily paI fgom the
stem. and. in order to ship lesls l
tance. the stem must be crs S. g.
avoid breaking the pslp Tie lasaas
is grown fsoz seeds with the grss
ease. also frsm ect'ings and layers.
It begins to rlpen IN Aprii, and eoH-
tin1es until The first wssk IN Jaly
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-08-23
DR.. SPIN NJ E Y !,
80. Il. KEA ADeSEr SI
Treats Special & iigH ssases


VINO may Be esuaering from tie e1ecls or
roafhfff follies OF inaiscrioN wiz orwell
b avail themselves ~ fiiis tae greatest boon
ever lad att1ls aifaf 6f sithcrage humanity.
DT. spinner VIII guaralsee % forfeit $3.50
for every case 0i seminal weakness which
he Hnaeft RIses and fails 81 cure
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-08-23
oFFleRL DIaEeIoar.


Te-ritorlal.
cavssusr-F. a. Tsise prsssts
sss-s:a7y- " Van Asnam. Prescott
grsasarsr -I9osaaz . Bgflsg. preseois
Sr9s-iztzassas of faslis ;astrueslsa--SE. 3. Hog
ssE Tucson,
Axiisaz-E P eissk rrsscott
ssp5sas loars ssnssr Heaa-l caies Jsssiss,
Prescott. Daa..l II Pi nss Associate Inssos. PhV-
ak; Nm. s Fitzs.-aii sssoeiase Jas,iae, EBs9-
Z. s. Distriss Attorney -. 4 zsbzizsis fassap.
I. 5. Na7shsI-Isoa s Tiz5sf Psessslt
sarrsy1~ ceaoril TosAl A I5iasau. fsssn
T. 5 Ia-szaal ReFsaas colsz.oz-Tao4 ceriis
Tesssn
Delssa-s t. Congress G. II. oars. Fi5Fea-e
-Iua<o q Flr4t sudi1sal l,stric.-gFua S Fassrala
sssss1sad jali-iai D.s.Fise -Daniss Il. Pia-
RS Ihsais
1atsses EAird 5siieial nissrs.-ssaaneF Howard,
rrseest
ella Coanty-
sn;.sriss o7urs -oAaisi II. psnasy.
c.-es q tEssrs Cssss d = NsGiaas
salse 7rsAste- L. i6af
ssssz -'ssaisni.s + passse
tss.4 sassa -rassn1s a rassoe.
tsFoess Es-sk s. Rsa
1t5s. slso-asT -. . Assi-is
gs-sraas-,' 3 aissef
ssssss-s r. s. Wssnle5er, Charles 4 Fssls
Pc Kss-rls.a-
cFk q s.asi q sa2evris3ys -tieo-gs ~. S.efrit.
cszssv Tzs4safa--O b I.lces
nss-s 4aaslasssrEter- sIas1er SF. Fsske.
fs4nee ss0ra s,aes sHs rsi.-sss st aaisaz. orer
s9r.-H 3 sisazsss INES tfonse for
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-08-23
- ID Faon auDayILIa.


This is the maid with golden hair,
The soft blue eyes and langaid arr
That was rlashed on the dude from Dude
rflir
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-08-23

Aaverts<saz hates made knows on
ap9'iratios-
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-08-23

Range and through stock weFerare-
y. ifever, satter or il better eond
ion than the present season.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-06

To OUR NEXT PRESIDENT.
ga Talisman of Victory" !:
On the reverse side:
"EUFAULA DAILY MAIL.
'.Eufaula, Ala, July, ISL
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-06
The New Orleans Exposition

The scope of the New Orleans Ex-
position is being all the time broad
ened. If the fair meets with no mishap it
will be the grandest thing of its kind that
has ever been undertaken. The buildings
at the Philadelphia Centennial were a
surprise to all who saw them on account
OF their size, but the New Orleans build
ings are much larger and in every respect
superior. They will excite the wonder Of
Northern people who have not been ac-
customed to look to the South for large
enterprises. In fact, if the exposition
fuIfiIls its promise, and there is no reason
to think that it will not, the world will
get a much more comprehensive idea of
the South, its wealth and resources, than
1t has vet had. The cattle exhibit, for
which preparations are being made in the
way of suitable stalls, is certain to be a
very marked feature of the fair. The idea is
to have shown together choice specimens
of the best stock of Europe, this country,
Mexico and Central and South America.
Who can say what benefits will flow to
the republics south of us from this cattle
exhibit? Their cattle need only to be
crossed with the best grades of this coun-
try to make them much more valuable
than they are. As the grazing lands of
this country become occupied for farm
ing lands South America may become
great cattle-producing region.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-06
PERSONAL.

EX-SENATOR MCDONALD is being urged to
run for Congress in the indianapolis district.
MRS. GLADSTONE, the wife of the British
Premier, has written a book for the Health
Exhibition, on nurseries and the care OF chill
dren.
THE Empress of Austria, while at Heidel-
berg recently, lived at the most expensive
hotel with suite of seventy persons, Includ-
ing four fencing masters.
NIHILIsM has found a poet in Sweden.
Augustus Strindburg, who sings the praises of
its theories, going so far as to indite hymn
to the honor and gloryof dynamite.
Mr.. KUBLY, native of Switzerland, and
an ex-editor of the Paris Petit journal, was
lately conveyed by two officers to the Swiss
frontier, by order of the French Minister of
the Interior.
BELGIUM has to-day a Prime Minister as
old as England's, Mr.. MalOn having been
born in 1910 at 1pres, which first returned
him to Parliament. lie was Minister of FL
nance in lS45-7.
LIEUT.. GREEDY, of Arctic expedition fame,
owns some land in Orange county. Fla, and
his uncle. Mr.. q. n. Cox. has been resident
of Duyal county for over eight years, and
owns the beautiful residence known as Pleas
ant View, at Fairfield.
EsTELLA RoMER. who is advancing rapidly
as a thought reader in England, is IL. has an
Ellen Terry face, frizzled HAIR, charming
and unaffected manner, and finds her ain
wander from their own ideas to her charms.
Mr.. BENNETT, of the New York Herald,
brings with him from Europe as his summer
guests NJ. George Brinquart, prominent
tennis player of Paris" Harry Ridgeway,
san expert polo player, of London" and the
Compile de Ganville. accomplishments and
place of residence not stated.
COL. MAPLEsON, Gen. Booth and Nine.
Patti herself all unite in declaring that there
is no truth whatever in the story that Gen.
Booth had made enough money from his sal
walton speculations to purchase PATHS castle
in Wales. She has just added new wing,
introduced electric lights and means to live
in her own house herself.
JOHN GILBY, of Beverley, Eng, a well
known turfman, with hobby for astronomy,
hanged himself lately in his observatory. He
had lost a comfortable independence long
since amassed. He was known as "the devil
on two sticks" from his skill in steering, Grip
pied as he was. through crowd at race meet
ings. 1t was he who coached up Miss Brad
don in the racing phrases, ETC., Of aurora
Floyd"
PROF. WOODvILLE LATHAM, Of the Univer-
sity of West Virginia, has been acquitted by
the Board of Regents of charges of profanity.
During the investigation witnesses testified
that the professor once remarked in class:
ssBetween me and my God there is not oxygen
nor hydrogen there" Again. he declared
that chapel exercises were i'd foolshness."
Still again he exclaimed: 'Botheration dod
burn the id thing"