Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-05-31
HERE AND THERE.

Whistler, the artist is very Ill In London.
Mary Anderson is called perfect example
of Greek beauty.
Mrs Florence Johannes died at New York
the other day aged lO2.
The crown Prince of Germany hates every
thing English, not excepting his mother.
A Paris paper speaks OF "Mr. Powderhorn,
President OF the American Knights OF Labor
1t is said that Edmund Clarence Stedman
regrets having published His diamond we'd
ding.
Charley Shmett, a Mansfield Mass, fodder
aged 3, has started out to rival Josef Hoffman
as a musical prodigy.
Mrs. Campbell Praed says that her play OF
Aradne is bringing her more money than she
knows what TO do with.
COL Ingersol's daughters say their father
is boy enough for one home and that they.
therefore, need no brothers
Ex.Attorney. General Brewster's estate OF
500, 900 will he held in trust for his son, until
The latter reaches the age of 30.
The fastest typesetter IN California is said
TO be young woman who Is employed in
newspaper Office at Santa Barbara.
Granny Rose, colorsd, died at Columbia, 5.
t., at the ripe age of 1871. She had cut "A new
set of teeth shortly before her death.
Speaker Carlisle paid SlS 900 for the
Swedish minister's house in Washington, not
E42, 600 as some correspondents have averred
Cleopatra, according to a French physician,
lied not from the bite Of All asp, but from
suifocaton by gas-asp-hyxated, MS 1t were.
We have brewerles. wineries and creamer-
les, and why can't we have stoveres painter
les obstetrics aud lots Of other good things as
welll
There have been three failures Of coal deal
srs within week, but 1t should be explained
that they came about by the parties building
marble palaces
The house at CharlestoUn, Mass, where
Samuel +. B. Morse, inventor OF the tele-
graph was born, has been marked with q
memorial marble tablet.
Over $4,000 900 worth OF diamonds were
mined in South Africa last year, and this will
supply three or tour more advance agents for
the fall and winter season.
The working brewery men of Chicago make
no bones about acknowledging that they are
Anarchists from top 10 toe 1t seems to be
some thing that goes with beer,
A whole week has gone by without an Ohio
county treasurer defaultng but there are
suspicious against two or three, and next
week may make up for the deficiency
The increase in peanut consumption last
year was over 000, 900 bushels, and it is not
believed that Billy Kersands and Sol. Smith
Russell created all the difference.
Russian subject who is suspected of ever
thinking that any particular law Is not wise
and just can be punished severely as an
American who attempts robbery.
1t is said that no girl ever yet refused an
offer Of marriage without being sorry for it,
WHILE on the contrary, the fellow has proba-
bly, thanked his stars that she said no.
What is meant by an inch of rainfall is
That l4,5000 900 gallons of water have fallen
upon square mile of ground aud started the
pig.weeds and Canada thistles into new
growth.
Pennsylvania has law prohibiting the sale
Of olcomargarine in that State. and that's
the reason the East aud the West ship in
about 100 tons per day, all OF which Ends
ready sale.
The straw having been removed from the
floors of the street cars, stockholders in the
respective lines can now be LOOKING for dvi-
dends. Each car ought to average a bushel
Of nickels
Alfonso MIL, the infant King of Spain
Is now 81 months old. He is described as Il
large child and Is apparently healthy, but his
face is that OF an OLD man. Until he is seven
he will be left entirely in the hands Of wo-
men, but from the time he reaches that age
until he is 16 he will have tutor and mas
tiers. At IL he will be presented to the
Cortes, and the Regent will place the RUS OF
government in his hands.
The death is announced at Meran, in the
Tyrol, Of Baroness Jenny Schleintz, at the
age Of eighty.six. The deceased lady and her
husband, the late Prlvy Cou.cilor Baron
6chleinilz, rendered a signal service to
Pr nee William of Prussia, aftsrward Emper-
or OF Germany. when, on the 10Th Of March,
1915, the revolutionary mob attacked the roy
al palace at Berlin. The Pr.ce took refuge
in the house Of Baron and Baroness Schlein-
itz, who succeeded in smuggling him out Of
town in disguise. The late Emperor never
forgot this episode in his career, and 10 the
last showed his gratitude TO the Baroness,
who, after the death OF her husband some
years ago, settled at Meran.
There are some wonderful mountain In tho
.cribes them thus: "All Of these mountains
seem 10 be metamorphic, Of marble and
quartz and assured sandstons. Often the
rrests of the hills were great lodges OF quartz,
which cleaned in the hot sun and looked as
If they were masses of ice. The road was
balsstcd with this stone, and the plains were
covered with 1t in broken bits, which glisten-
ed and sparkled like thousand acres Of dia-
monds. do not exaggerste when | say that
at one time, for good many miles, the eye
was panied by the sparkling Of these quartz
or miraculous stone. We entered these noun
tsins and found most wonderful formation.
AS far as my glass would enable me TO see the
hills, rising several hundred feet, we're a mass
OF granite, here broken, piled ub aud there
In huge natural masses, and all water-worn as
IL mighty torrent had tumbled over them
for countless millions OF years
The other dav Tony Kearn, who works on
Mr.. Grffin's farm near Scranton, was driving
the cattle to water and while passing through
piece of woods his attention was attracted
hv tha hallowino of one of tho cows Tony