Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

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l-2miHatlng parlposss and gives, When Esai
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Lsb1non. Ky, claims the champion Old
~OuiAn-AuAt III i'uFdy. aged III her
mot1er, Charlotte Schnck. who died three
years ago, ~as l25. sI.a tie Bible of hor
former ownsr Is put Ia evidence As therein
Il recorded Tie birth of Charlotte Schuck IN
ls5O. and the birth u thlz dAus hter IA 1907,
when tae mother was Dut Il years old
Suspicious. as transient guests q the mind,
may &c useful M ESTABLISHING the innocence
which should be brought 70 lsht or IA prov
H. the guilt which shouii be purged away
but as permanent inmates q the mind their
influence > most peruiclous. Suffered - re-
main they rankle and Tester and produce al
nla -ner OF social oorruptions
The Princess Levfda Ha mem. eldest sister
| of tho Khedive T-wlik ,pasha aud wife OF
Manur PasAa, who died recently al the age
/ Of 3, had emanclpated herself almost en-
tirely from Oriental manners. dress and ways
/ Of life. and was a great favorite among the
/ European residents III Egypt Her funeral
was attended by the British troops and Dy
the diplomatic and consular corps.
Slaveric is the name Of the man who has
succeeded 20 the position of chief bandit IN
Bulgaria. he Is described as handsome
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eloquent orator. Two years ago he was d
member Of the Bulgarian skuptschina, but
being detected in ''boodiing" fed 70 The
mountains, and now has very desirable
position Is boss OF the back counties.
The chrysanthemum has taken its accus
toned place as the most popular flower OF tht
season. In loose bouquets. tied with white
ribbon, IL is carried by the bride; IN great
| pyramids Of gorgeous color II appears as q
table decoration; 10 brightens the drawing
room and mods from the hall. The loose
| fringed blossoms are noticcably the most
popular variety this fall ana pale lavender
seems 10 be considered the most desirable
TINT
The following item is from The Boise City
Democrat: Miss Allie Angel, stepdaughter o.
L. l.. Timer, who went 30 Baltimore a few
days since, took with her an apple grown OF
the Timer place that measured twenty-on
inches in circumference both ways anC
weighed forty ounces This specimen o
Boise valley fruit created a sensation on th
ears all along the route, and its fair possessO
refused many tempting offers of coin 60 par
with il. Every one who saw it took 1t to b
some sort OF a squash and would not believ
it AN apple until submitted to handling snt
applied 10 the nose.
At recent meeting OF the New Yorl
Academy of Anthropology an address wa
made by Viroqua, princess Of the Six Nation
of the Mohawks, who live on the Gram
River reservation. Her address was in re
gard to an Indian college which she is en-
deayoriDg 10 have established at Washing
ton Col. Jaquess, a wealthy Philadelphian
who has been living in England for the las
ten years, has promised TO contribute 81 900
600 towards such an institution ON the condi
ton that g., ,OO0, coo more are raised in thi
country. The princess Is quite confident O
her success in the attainment OF her object
and is going to lecture on the subject IN va
riOus parts OF the country.