The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-03-07
Personal Paragraph.

Louis bar for handsomely engrpssed
and bound copy Of the resolut utiOns whicisS
they delivered to him during his yisies
there He concludes: hope thAsfS
my visit at least did nothing to imp
those feelings OF respest and adIH5fs
ton which your Nation and mine
feel, and, please God, will always feB
for one another. .SsS ssaSSs
About 45 years ago, says . CORE
pondeat, there settled in what iss
West Greek township. Lake con N
the father of Ia children, u Of wt
are still living, To-day there areE
grandchildren and As great granI1ss
children. There are % Haydens WiiUs
are the heads of families. They areHl
farmers, sober and thrifty, and own
nearly 5000 acres of good farming land
(nearly all in one body, mostly il Ind; IN 3;
iana Go Il sss
Victor Hugo is in excellent healtIS
but suffers from ennui. His deafness,
which he does not like to show OF confesss
isolates him. The receptions now hard
ly last twenty minutes, and are still
held after dinner. Strangers are not
welcome as visitors, though courteously
received. 1t is necessary to say some
thing to them, and SO to betray the sin.|
g1llar intirmity from which the poet
suffers. What he appears to enjoy most
is seeing his friends at dinner. sstl,e
head of his table he eau talk for himself
and those around him. He retire& ta
his bedroom at 8 o'clock, and walks
and down nutl midnight, thinking
about what he is to write next morning
There is in the Glasgow Western lfNs
firmary Highland woman from ths M
land of Skye who has slept BEAUTIFULLY
for 18 months without once waking ups
She is 35 years Of age and the mothak
of three children. She lies on her back
and never moves muscle save those
which are exercised in the net Of brcath$
ing. Her pulse is so, her breathing
| fair and she gets food three times q ~
by means Of the stomach pump appara
tus. II is believed that she will recover
and that the worst results Of her lonl
sleep will be those arising from her NM
avoidable neglect of her househol I'D dus
| ties. stsS
Mrs. Quincy Shaw Of Boston, spendd
4 $4,000 annually out Of her private irss
come in support of thirty kindergarten
and twenty nurseries which she has esS
!. tablished in those parts OF the Git
where the toughest and most sqnAll
features reign. In addition to this G1
/. spends 1900 900 q year in other chart;
ties. 81
William H. Vanderbilt's art galleI2
is more pleasing to persons Of mers
4 general culture than to those c6nnoiaa
eurs whose technical judgment has din:
approved of it,: Tho pictures are "a
modern, and generally French, and tn
subjects show plainly that the buyeS
endeayored to collect pleasing art Oh
4 iects rather than merely fine ones.
Colonel Perry Carson, Of Washing;
ton, D. c., one Of the prominent men y!
the colored race in that city, obtainsl
4 the title he now wears ia 1868. Al wealthy
4 contractor named Grant lnot q relatiN
of the. ex-P Z RESIDENT organized in WaslIs
/ ington several regiments for q parade
only. Carson was appointed q colonel
He is coal black negro, tall andsll
commanding appearance, but he il l1lf
4 terate. During Mayor Bowens admin
istration Perry Carson was his messel
ger. sss3 IA
4 The official announcement re9a1
the raising of the poet laureate reS!lE
as follows: aThe Queen has be- =!
pleased to direct letters patent to Z
passed under the great seal Of the lint
Kingdom Of Great Britain and Irelanl
granting the dignity Of 4 baron sflll
said. United Kingdom u INTO Alfred Ien
nyson, Esq. and heirs male Of his b3ill
lawfully begotten, by the name styi
and title OF Baron Tennyson, of Aai
J worth. in the county of Sussex, and d
: Freshwater, in the Isle Of Wight II
Roscoe Conkling was always !halll
man to interview. He never liked l. l.
have his IDEAS filtered ID reportosi
i lingo And the same reserve diStl
i guishes him in comparative retireMS
II was the desire Of an editor n ~ ~
, for publication Mr.. Conkling yiel
/ on Presidential candidates. Q0nk lllI
answered. g When the Pofsian
bassy was about to- take leave ia
y Grecian cour.!, once In 0iden time,
asked and received some message
each Of the persOndges present.
the turn Of Zeno cana 10 I'D
i your master that ytI saw greS.til40
J old man in Athens who knew e101G \
|, hold his tongue, Z Mt. gonk lini.s
I Identity still bsiisiyes IL HI = I'M
the shadows uaurmyIs lut ll1