Telegram-herald., 1888-03-18
PARTICULAR PERSONS.

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-1d Baroness EctnscEllt
Ma s4zzsos, widow Of sae ate Presideat
% 01zIsLn2l&. . eag4gea - BE married 70
a. kasllsa nes-ea4a Of hgh raak- sac =
worth several a-z.-.Gas q dsl-.rs.
Mks. CLzsHAxB writes = stylish hand-
says report, yst Z - gall&s tae ordinary
f4shioa4sls scrssl. "A that Il Is perfectly
ieSi1ie aad c1ers &c cc1cs2lLasEt Tor dsfects
"a orth0grzpny.
5A2 Joszs, the evans gel.st. says have
an orphans acme n Georgia. whsre sixty
ave chl4dxsa <epend upon nc lor every bite
Jaey eat. ! nave boys and girls that an
tryisg % edaczrs a. e.1ereat colleges +"
WsEs Jsaa l. S-illvza. the great pugll-
lsts ccal<neEced operations "a h-s particular
fed As was 80 poor that 90 one occasion ae
E1t - 81 - hls s-ock-l9 feet "a bar-Fcofa
W1ils rs snoes were beng repaired ~ a
eooolers across the street
ADELISA PArgI Is szid 70 believe N tho
superstition of the eTil eye. and VIII not
sing where there IS a eross-eyed conductor.
BeFnhzsdt places . sILni-ar credeace IN the
superstition, aad refuses 70 play al the SIDE
q an actor whose vision Ia IN any way
askew.
TEE King u Norway and Sweden is said
% oe TIE only crowned head in Europe who
refused 10 send ccn gratQiations To the Pope
on his sacrcdCtal jubilee According 20 the
census OF 1850, there were only SO Catholics
IN Sweden. and = proportionstely small
number In Norway
Ex-senator FAIg recently offered $1,000
for san Francisco the2ter for one evening
IN order that he might have an exclusive
theateT-party M-. Fair once gave q rose
bud party 10 twenty young ladies' IN Wash
ington az a cost Of q, Coz The next morning
no quarreled with hackman who charged
him ffty cents for ride to the Capitol.
PRIScE BISMARCK - still . hard worker
and IS becoming rich man. The salaries
from his cfices are by 10 means extrava-
CANT, but, added 70 the revenues OF his es-
tates and the profits OF his saw-rnills and
distlleries, they bring his income 70 be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 year. And. as
the Prince Is VIGOROUSLY economical, u large
proportion OF this comfortable income Is an
nuzlly saved.
PASCAL PoRrEH, the wonderful child re-
viv2list OF Indiana, who is now only eleven
years old, recently preached a sermon in the
Baptist Church IT WilliamstowD, KY, that
sstonishcd everybody who heard it. The
pastor os the church says that he has read
sermons on the same subject delivered by
the aelest preac hers, but not one or them
could compare IN power or IN elega nee OF
elcsien with the boys exhortation.
TIE death is announced OF Count
Smith, chief clerk OF the Palace Hotel, San
/ Francisco. he had q phenomenal memory
/ for faces and names. This faculty made his
fortune. DE amazed British globe-tro.ters
after saluting them by name several years
after former visits to the hotel, and asking
II they would have the old rooms they had
oncs occupied, giving the number and floor.
This fact may be appreciated when 1t is
stated that the hotel has 800 rooms.
GENERAL SHERIDAN has four little chill
! dren, who are his constant companions. In
Washington Dot long ago two OF the chill
dren were walking along with their father,
| while the two other little Sheridans trotted
along just behind him. A gentleman stopped
the little girls Of the rear guard and asked :
"Are you al General Sheridan's childrenln ~
40, no." exclaimed one of the girls, demure-
| Is, and pointing 70 the children walking
/ with the General, ~they are General Sheri-
/ dan children. We are the twins