Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

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Jphn Fraacs cnarl~s Hrod, Of Baltimore,
sst good exaznpls - peopls contemplating
saiclds. Before he took .hs fsz.l de of
kauTianam ne pad al hss bills, zot al bis
property Ln ths mo~t portable oouaicioa and
left sbs saossnilaats diFsctsons TOR hs run
sra and baFlaL
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eon~snsed that a bSlss of . woman shAli Asss
. pb.ee snsong tns uasnsoriAl statuary at ths
UaEssrszcy u Berlin The p~rspn shus bn-
orsd - The hfa COUNTESS Lz1ulse Rosa. who
left . fortune . the university for the aid Of
poE asdleAl stadsnts and tae prOmo<sun u
Ussscal research
saa krzrcisco newspapers are discusxing
the wonderful strsngsh u Hans Haassa, a
seauan "a ths revenue cutter Caryn, nowin
kno b4sroor tiara For raising u dixnrbarcs
ca beard AMP ss ~ss put Ia iroas, but giving
his wrists = sudden wrench BE snapped the
soGxh stsel br4oslsts as II they bad been made
u pager
Coontess Chendon ds Brisfless, known IN
PARIS as clever amateur actress, has got
herself talked about By a recent balloon trip
she made with her husband Tho cars were
too SLOW % suis this couple, and 50 they
started IN balloon from Pris for thar coun-
Try sat as Epernay. What is more. they got
there safely, and descendsd In the grounds OF
their ehaeeaa before their servants and fur
nisllre bad arrived
Mss Alice n. Farley. OF Port Hudson, la,
Is fragile little woman physically, but she
has strength Of mnd enough TO conduct a
large cotton plantation successfully She
tnrsw into pizahing al ho enthusiasm and
perseverance many women bestow IN acquir-
ing fsEnIrline accomplishments, and today no
cotton prodacsd IN the stnss rznks higher
than that which comes from her plantasson-
Mary Anderson nnfis tpatfng On tho
Thames great rehxation after hard theat-
rical work She viii row four mikss Mt a
stretch. and Ia as n-esh a. The rnish q st shs
start. She dresEs for this exercise In a 6}us
rxnna dr~ss Interested wish knife pleat,nS
Of vhsss, with lines OF gold braid, ailor
btouss oocse and skirt, and white straw
sailor bat with wide ribbon b1nd sud yp-
right hunch Of loops No ccrssf. sournure or
dragxlng skirts interfere with her work.
r. o. Young, who Ia aid 70 Be Shs flness
pistol shot on tho Pacific coast, hss but one
hand andono eye. His mother accidentally
Knocked his eye ont in Heggfng him for some
youthful indiscretion, and his father acci-
dszrtally chopped OF bis hand. He has en-
ccsTusered tho most astounding adventures
with Wild and tame sninals, and has been
struck BY lightning once OF twice. and yet hs
has won numerous prizes as a pistol shot,
and has been called the champion left
handed pennasn OF the worids
'-Crmen Sylvia, the queen Of Roumsria,
u having ''poets chamber built, wherein
10 write her poems. Il Is constructed of
reeds, surrounded by a high hedge of rosnS
In The niche OF the hedge cages Of singing
birds are hidden, add IN one corner there Is
fountain Of perfumod water. Ia the mid
die OK The room Is a messy bank and great
block of rock that Is also covered with moss
and he~n IN the form Of a writing desk.
Upon his moss grown stone tho qceen poetess
viii inchso Der verses The grouzd Is covered
with a thick, sDft carpet OF green turf, and a
hammock h slGng On one side with golden
eoEsiA
One night John r McLean. stfitor OF Tho
Cincinnati Enquirer, was seated at his desk
up so hs eyss ia busin~rsS when buu1ptious
young reporter stroiled IN from tho city ed
itors room, and. sealing himself farniliariy
nexr ths editor -in-chisf, inquired IN an of
hard nay, Well, Mac, bow docs The news
pm ort to-nightP Sos In tho least discou-
cerfed oy the extraordinary condnct OF his
suborthnate. Who. by the way, was a new
cornsr on Tho paper and hardly known TO
him, Mr.. Mclean responded in an apparently
psesssns way: "Doa's can me Mac il se-rns
70 stiff. c>n me- Johnny" he didnt can
aSasn
Indze Joe Hol., who was iu Buchanans
cabinet and was Ghrrwards judge advocate
grrsrai + lsading = very lonely life IN wa&h-
tngton, sccorciing 70 correspondent. Who
describes ham as driving through the streets
On his way 20 market IN an obi, broken down
vshicsr, the driver being . rough looking old
color~d man "Judgs Holt. contfnues The
writer. ''ifvs< In great sscinsson m . large
ecsss au Capitol hili. surrounded IN part by
brick val AMI II part by . high iron fence.
he drives ont IN thss old rig 10 naarkrt. but
he gues no where else. has 10 cornpanions and
1 havv newer seen him stop his carriage to
spesk with any one OF even 20 look from the
vfnesuv % bow. His house ssansis ON a hsrh
tsrr~rs. With considerable ground around Il.
and within it's gate bis Old servant Is hss auly
companion"