Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

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Nr Gladstone Las gate recently 40
eaireA habit 0f spe>king rapidly
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which he used - address az audience.
Carl Schurr. who now eats as much -
sny well man should has beeR viewing
the naneuvers oa the German feet 81
Kisl He expects % return 70 this oouR-
try ID time - vote for Cleveland
The late Mr Crowley. celebrated clim-
I panz4e lad only one healthy iung his
+ heart was diSessed. ais liver End kidneys
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brsin was weak He died fron too much
monaeying with hostile climate
william Morris is one 81 The very few
| distinguished poets who are successful in
/ practical affairs and business enterprises.
I II is noteworthy. however. that Mr.. Nor
ris best work was produced before he
had developed his capacity for business.
II is said that Robert Louis Stsyenson's
father was mueh enr2ged az his son de
termination - adopt literal are as pro-
fession. Being an engineer himself he
had looked forward with pleasure 20 hav-
ing his son follow his business. and his
early plans were laid with that hope.
President Cleveland. Mr. Blame Speak.
er Carlisle Senator Ingalls,, Warner Nil
Ter and Congressman s s. Cox are few
of the men prominent in public life who
began their careers as school teachers.
Mayor Hewitt paid for his first trip 20
Europe out Of the proceeds OF years $
school teaching
Prince Bismarck's fsvorite apartments
In HIS country palace az Friedrichsruhe
are very simply furnished. IN his bed
room the furniture Is OF pine. with no
trace of covering or other ornamental
tions. and is not noticeably different from
that found in any poor peasants hat in
the nsighborhood.
NJ Zola. in an interview on tho subject
cf journalism ridi-uled the opinion that
the work Of a Newspaper man is a pas
time. The pr he said were inclined
to believe thf 9arnalists passed their
time in cafe pllng places and bou-
doirs. In n experience newspaper
life consist earnest work The
amount turn IN the course Of a sin
gle year by a ie journalist was truly
amazing
The Gaefwa Baroda has decided 10
become tho pos FOR of tho finest garden
IN the world. ie has employed Mr.
Goldring, a well noWn English landscape
gardener, 70 lay NJ q plaisance and park
overlooking Baros a from the hills. 1t Is
10 exceed IN beauty ard extent anything
ever attempted. Before beginning his
task Dir. Goldring is TO visit al the native
courts of India 10 see what he has to
compete with.
Milan, king Of Servis. is a miserable
creature. Some years ago be went 10
Vienna for a sef stay, and on the first
night of his visit he lost $40, 900 at the
Mobiles club. The monty had to be paid
within twenty four hours, and as the
amount was not within his reach, he
went TO the palace and requested q loan
from the emperor. who gave him the
money on condition that he would not
play again; and yet the very next night
be was found at the table, and did not
| rise until S40, 600 more had gone