Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

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sn~a he hA< sa5eysd for ys~x
Mr. Gl.a<o1e says hs ~il never - fo~ -
s<a.r poTu<sa
Judge Ksls~y, s-shs fx1t<r q rhs houss. !.
wss y~~slsr h~fo<s hs rer<.sS hs stss.ksas
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vsrsors-n Sardoes chnogr~phy h mors
uedsolphershae tA@s tlss lAss hoxsos 0rss-
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h Rider Haegsrd. IN spite q hs sneosa
- q novel writer. considers the prsc<aes II
ls~ his chief occups1aoa-
Tue izte Chsef Justice wsit~ bad four nes-
ssnsezs during his nfssen years on the ~
prsxae bencA- Tires Il them west nasd
Psvs<iAns are talking ef erecting . no<uo-
usux W Jaqoes Davisl. the first oc1kak1 20
prscsles excelsior Of oatsxsetA He described
his uzs<hod IN fTbz
Mr. Rsxk1n y nguyfng m . new darscs4cA.
Ths moss popu1ar DRINK N London az prsssni
b mill and soda wster-haH end bali Ths
great srt cz1rc u the iavsctor of tAas bsvsr-
aga
IL b dsuS1d inst the emperor of Germany
Is impafasutly longing for death The story
about his having ASKED rAs chaplain 20 pray
for his release was The product Of sonsbody 's
Imagination.
Gen- Lew Wallace Is passsonssely fon1 OF
the gentle sport which lEa&k Walton made
immortal He Was especially active In the
recent ify casting tournament ef the fisher
men Of the state Of Indiana
Paul Dssgrsnges. Of Phiisdslphzs, hes col
lected l,ooo, 600 cancelled postage STAMPS
he has put them up IN packages Of so.ooA
stamps each. the packages weighing over Gss
pounds each. Ii has taken him SIX years u
make this useless collection
Russell Sage is the director Of three hankz
and il h very seldom that he ever misses q
meeting. For each meeting that be attend,
he receives $40. Mr.. Sage, il is said, oaica
latss that the money he earns as bani
director viii pay his butcher and yegetabl.
bills.
A few years ago Robert A Mccarthy helS
the position OF marine reporter on q Desrci
newspaper al q moderate salary. In a spar,
moment he conceived the idea Of cash rail
way for use in stores, secured patent on il
and has since made a fortune from his ipven
ton
Sir Edward Baines is said to be the oldes
active Journalist in Europa He Is - year
Old, and his paper 10 The Leeds Mercury
He began his career as a Journalists thrc
years after the battle of Waterloo, but wa
present as IA reporter for The Mercury at tn
battle of Peterloo in 1919, and has been con
tinuously in newspaper life ever since.
Sarasats, the great violinist, is making hi
annual visit TO London. On his first appear
ancc a few evenings ago the hall was densel
crowded. and great enthusiasm prevailed
| Sarasates thick hair, il is said, is gettin,
| tinged with gray-he looks thinner and
little worn about the face, but tho fire in hi
| eye is undinmed, and his hand has lost non
| of its marvellous cunning.
Senator voorhees, recently visited the pen
sion Office, Washington, and was astonishe
DO recognize in a man hauling a truck file
with documents an ex-judgs once prozninen
In Indiana. Stopping him the senator e1
claimed: Thunder and hghtningl A judg
In Indiana-a horse in Washington tn
ne1t day the horse" was promoted 10 plac
more beftting his former dignity.
Senator Quay, Of Pennsylvania, has bee
very quiet since be entered the senate chan
Der, but in sub rosa way he has accom-
plished a triumph of craftsmanship. de hs
obtained the photographs and autographs c
his seventy five senatorial colleagues 1t too
good deal of diplomacy to do this, as cel
tain senators mover give their pictures to an
one. How Mr. Quay obtained some of ii
photographs is a mystery.
When be first came forward, under NJ,
Butts patronage, as candidate for parlil
mcnt, Mr.. Parnell was warmly recommends
to the public by the parish priest Of Avor
dale, who wrote: ''Mr. Psrnell. though
young man, has much talent and much pra.
teal acquaintance with country III
Though be is the youngest in MS bench {
magistrates, his opinion is much respecte.
and when he is not sitting difficult cases a.
frequently put off until he can attend"
Dr. Prince, of Wales, a venerable Arc
Druid, IS years old, a notable figure anon
his countrymen, has made all arrangeraen
for the disposition of his body when the Wit
spark shall have fed. be wants the bod
burned, and has written out 125 sound re
sons why cremation is desirable He b.
chosen spot where il is 10 be burned. g
historical Druidical pile. and has specific
the fuel 10 be used In the paper containir
these Instructions the venerable man goes c
to denounce vaccination and the wearing
stockings, and concludes with a prose
against mstrin,ony, which be thinks is d
grading to women
The Alta California tells that not long az
some tourists from the east called to a ma
who was digging in Joaquin Millers gsrde
near Fruit Vale, and desired to be show
over the place The man dropped bis pis
and very patiently showed the earrulo'
party the crematory. the water works. Il
wolf den, and all they desired TO see. b
they expressed dreadful disappointment
not having found the poet at home. "No'
look here, old fellow, !" said the leader OF u
party, as they were going, to the man. WI
was about to resume his pick, what -ort
looking man is joaquin Miller. anyhow
"Well, be looks like me" was the quite a
swer. Like youf Looks like your "Ys
am Joaquin Miller"
An Engrsver and His Picture.