The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-06-02
FACT AND FANCY.
Won Moltke wears yellow wig.
Moody has returned to Chicago.

Won Moltke wears yellow wig.
Moody has returned to Chicago.
Gen. Crook Is the senior Brigadler Gel
eral.
Col Jerome Bonaparte will summer at Ne
port
The Tichborne CLAIMANT has started back |
England.
ice jefferson is reported to have . fortur
of s750,O0O.
Herr Most and Mrs Lucy Parsons are
loggerheads.
Belasco and De Mile are to get up ne
play for Sothern.
Stuart Robson has been on the stage f.
thirty-fve years.
Susan Coolidge has written ''Short HIS
tory of Philadelphia"
Sam. Small intends to start Prohibition
paper In Washington.
Kate Claxton has bought q $4,000 fiat |,
Forty second street. New York.
Stevenson. author OF DIR. Jekyn," has
not entered theater In ten years.
DIR. Leila G. Bedell, of Chicago, Is said Ia
have practice worth 5000 year.
William Henry Smith viii deliver the
chief address at the Marietta anniversary.
Lord and LADY Lansdowne viii leave Can
ads for England In the last week Of May.
Wilson Barrett talks Of coming to this
country to get materials for another story.
Augustin DAILY paid $1,000 for . floral
decorations used at the little supper to Henry
Irving
Mrs. e. D. E. N. Southworth has had l5l
girl babies named after tho herolnes Of her
stories.
Theodore Roosevelt has been travelling IN
Tennessee looking up material for . new
literary work.
Rider Haggsrd says that he has lost $3.50.
OCO on account of there being no interna-
tional copyright
Herbert Spencer works three hours q day
debating all his writings His favorite re.
creation is Billiards.
Mme Schumann, London writer says,
has within the past few years become slen-
der and silver-haired.
King Kalskaua Is going to settle down to
ubEA NOEh duu pCCOiuC y COllcC pi0utCTs I1C
finds there is more in 1t than In being a
king.
Prof. Brown -Sequard has been making
experiments which prove that the human
breath Is capable Of producing poisonous
effects.
Mrs. Celia Taxter, who passed the winter
at Boston, is now at her home at the Isles Of
IL.
summer.
The late Chief Justice Waite once remarked
that he was better acquainted with Bart
lett,s Familiar Quotations" than with the
UNITED States Digest"
Rumored that George C. Min has found a
Ing 10 startle the county next season with a
new play called Napoleon"
Historian Bancroft's health is not vigorous
enough to permit 10 his working regularly on
his "Life of Polk" but he puts In an hour or
so on the book now and then.
Mildcw may be removed from linen by rub
bling upon the damaged spot common yellow
soap and sitting upon 1t some starch Rub In
we'll and expose to the bright sunshine.
His friend say Of William Shirley. of On
tario, that he fought under Wellington at
Waterloo, that he walks two miles to church
each Sunday, and that he is 1903 years old.
Sunday-school teacher: "Tommv, do you
know what the meaning of ''amea' Isl" Tom.
my: 'Yes'm; it's what the people say when
they think it's time for the minister to stop"
Lord Dufferin in advertising for copies Of
all letters written by His mother, who is well
remembered as the Countess Gifford-it
Is believed with the purpose Of compiling a
memoir.
"Justice Waite's Judgments" SAYS the
London Times, ''were always marked by good
sense, and he worthily succeeded q line
Of judges Of whom America may well be
proud"
II wish knew what to preach about next
Sunday" said Rev. Mr.. Smoothtext. "Preach
against the evil of RICHES" suggested the
elder; there isn't man in our church worth
over $4,000.
Nine. Junauschek's name Is pronounced In
three or four different ways but her own
way Is as though the name were spelled Yam
ow-shek," with each syllable plainly sounded,
and the accent upon the fret.
Countryman Tin museum): 'DId that
stick belong to George Washington, mlstera"
Explanatory official Qmpressively): No,
sir; that is the cane that killed Abel" Coun-
iryman; ''Gosh! &c don't say So"
Boston Sunday -chool teacher: ''Waldo.
who was the Strongest mani" Waldo (hesi-
latingly): "Well, did know, but I've for.
got" Teacher: ''Think for a moment,
Waldo; the name begins with s." Waldo:
"Ob, yes; Sullivan"
James Redpath, after fifteen months of con-
slant sojourn in the valley of the shadow of
death, after having been pronounced hope
essly incurabe by the best PHYSICIANS in New
York, and after suffering five strokes of paral-
ysis, Is at last convalescent
Husband Ito wife, home from church,:
Service interesting this morning, my dear"
Wife: mot particularly so. Mrs. Carlton
Pel's baby was baptized, and they say lis
baptismal robe Of lace cost $500 I think
there Is snch thing as being too religious"
The alleged Sir Roger Tichborne, who
sailed from New York for England last week,
promises 10 remember all his New York
trlenuS III cusc ue - SucCcsSlui III EAihiuS MS
suit Should lie gain the title to the Itch
borne estate his income will amount to more
Than million dollars year.
Passenger Ito slranger) Minister of the
gospel l imagine, slra" Stranger: "Yes,
,Ir have been minister Of the gospel for
forty-two years, but / expect to retire soop."
Passenger: ''rhat Is a very sensible move,
sir. think when a man has made money
enough in his business, lie ought to get out of
It and enjoy himself"
''Ma," said Bobby, or his way home from
,hurch, Twas old Mr. Bently blown up by
lynamiteP' Certainly mot, Bobby; didn't
icu hear the minister say that his last hours
IN earth were peacefuls" yes, ma; but the
minister said that he was gathered to his
fathers, and didn't know hut what he was
blown up by something"
Here is the favoritc conundrum Of Bishop
Nicely, of the Maine Episcopal diocese: ''lf
Moses was the son Of Pharoais daughter,
vas he the daughter Of Pharoall's SOM" You
lon't quite see the point do youa If two
ayphens are put In their proper places 1t win
oe clear 10 youLthus: If Moses was the son
II Phaioah's daughter, was he the daughter