Telegram-herald., 1888-03-13
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economy za1 rerfeE. .i4El-s1fs "a crslsr " p4y
CO Is fatasf debts
Jo. HaIt. < Wyonlng territory. ENJOYS
the al,llaes4sa 81 aaFlng "a tns coarse u BIS
Efe ia re frcafier killed over 100 h0stlis
IaLsns. slAakhrersd l0.ooo sntsl0p@ aad
z55aE - pefsio
A.ss s-Il.s Eznasiy Is sAIa 70 be one of The
most successful zeal esl-ts agents ia Wssn-
inyt0a- sac sUcceed-d 70 the business GA Tho
fa-.A u her tataer, and hsr ofics las been
very literally lsrroaizad.
Janles R1ssell Lowell Nas % years u age
o. Ils ~. = Washinstoas birthday IN a
recent letter he says. f" I had 1hs misfortuns
- BE- born "a the zSd. and thus u be brought
into coupezlEion once a year With the most
august dsars ia our history"
DR. Oliver WeadeA Holnues has long been
known a. enc O the promptest and most
smiahls u correspondents No matter how
trivial the question or how impertinent tns
rzIuest q the writer be Invariably receives
a kinA and respectful answer from the large
bsarted author
Ar Kelley. inventor Of the pneumatic
steel process known ss the Bezsenler. died az
Louisville, Ky, Saturday night, aged -
Besaenler applied for letters patent on tho
process in the United States and Ia Great
Britain at the same tiule, but Kelley was
granted ths patent on the ground Of pri-
GRITTY.
Isaac Ennis, who died in Philadelphia re-
Gently claimed 20 De the first man TO enter
hons cage IN this country 10 put the ami
nal through Is PAGES" He was known in
the circus fraternity as sod Ike He was
Ion tanner for years. and never met with
an accident from the dangerous beasts under
his charge.
Thomas a Edison has sent Professor
James Rlcaiton, OF Maplewood y J. on
long hunt for a species Of vegetable growth
which ~nl enable him 20 make great i'm
provenents in electrical appliances Mr..
Edison Is sure that the vegetable mas an ex-
istence, bscsuss he has u IN bis possession;
but as 20 whore IL grows aud how 20 secure
II N quantity IS the problem which Professor
Ricaiton win try to solve IN two years.
. tour Of the globe. he wlll go 20 India first.
David Whelpley, during the blizzard,
I hitched his horse and crawled into a hole in
tho ground which had been used for cellar
aud stayed there ali night. The place was
I only three feet higs- To keep from freezing
hs whitfield pieces of pine board and burned
I them There being a wooden floor above hs
had 20 keep ths hre low, and he was alter
natey snothered and frozen until the next
morning. His horse was all night, and he
reached home, bur was completely exhausted,
bat only slightly frozen
Miss Bertha Won Hnlern, famous years
/ ago as a pedestrian. and better known in re-
I cent years as a painter, once spent a great
deal OF time IN Nirguis, and while there she
/ became particularly attracted by the pictur-
esqus qualities OF large section OF forest.
! One day she thrown into artistic grief
+ by tbs knowledge that this forest had been
/ bought by lumber merchant, and was
/ spesdily 70 be cut dom and made up into
J pisnks. Such calamity could never be per-
mitted. and after consulting her bank ac-
cont, Miss Won Halern went 70 the pur-
chaser Of the forest and bought IL of him at
! a reasonable sdvance on his investment, and
thus saved it ior artistic purposes. Il is still
I IN her possession, and remains untouched by
the ak.
i There are number Of ladies in the sena-
I torisl circle whc hasc dabbled in literature
ard journalism. Mrs. Aldrich, who is very
bright woman and has family edition in
nine volumes. Is suspected OF certain bright
newspaper articles. Miss Cullorl, Of Illinois,
Is said % have written editorials for Chi
cago paper. Miss Dawes has done some lit
erary work Of n serious nature Miss Anna
Chace, Of Rhode Island has made some
valuable contributions 70 botanical l.era-
ture, and is also a fine photographer Mrs.
u Spocner expresses her sentiments very beau
tifully in musical compositions. Mrs Whitney
has written Tor Cleveland paper, and Ars
Blair IS said 70 De writing book
/ Otto. the poor rsad king OF Bavaria. is, is
Z t. reported. slowly dy sng locked up in the
solitary castle Of Furztenried and the firm
conviction of many Bavarian peasants is
that Prince Luirpold. the regent who, they
| vow killed their mad kings mad brother and
/ predecessor. Ludwig. IS now slowly killing
t1s present kinE, after whose death the
throne viii revert % Prince LuitpOid's fam
I iiY. Pa that romantic pert of the story as it
7 may, a. y certain that the troubles u the
/ poor Young king viii soon be ended He has
abandoned bis tavorits pastime of peeling
/ potatoes. ard passes his dsvs AZ the window
/ of the castle. siapping his hands against the
I glass unconscious Of bat is going on about
/ him.
! Among the black heads Of the senate ars
I the miliionaire stanford. The courtiy John
/ Daniel fSho looks Ike Edwin Booth and
/ Senator Ssbin, who represents Minnesota
/ Sabins hair Is 1T bisck. and it shines like
I rrsased ebony. He keeps Il well combed,
/ and MS clean srslp shines through it At the
/ part Stanford wears his hair pompadour,
I asd his forehead Is high Chambers head a
I the smallest IN the senate RE wears = No 8
| hat. and his thstch IS Ike that Of a badger.
F d.,idssliy gray Paddock : white haired.
snd Dawes bss hair ~ silver George Vests
I l,rks are straw cciared. and Ingalls, vel
i trimmed head is covered with iroa gray hair.
/ his hair IS thick and it + as long as the hairs
/ of a tooth brush He keeps il vel combed,
ard be has it cut twice every month
n <. Jsrnisar. cre II the wealthy men Il
I Philadelphia was a few years HzO = poor
( messenger boy IN a QUAKER CITY bank NJ
+ frn One asv he went ~ the head of TIE
/ firm and said he wanted his salary raised
I The great man was sstonisaed AZ tBe boys
Assurance Il tcid him.r says Nr JsmiSon,
I that L intended - be head 4 the drm
I srne day myself Tie tank president
f thereupcu tcli the messenger tov 90 show
+ ? shilitv IN sorse way before he in0ulgsd
{ extrsvzzzns ambitions Iani.sou left ths
/ ofSce. sought out Col "rom Scott. ssid he
Z was poor her s17 wanted ~sfne tresersrs
I bnsiress "4a right. rfT hov III ssnd vcu
T sn order. ssfi Scott TIE next iay MsSsen-
I rsr lafnisan re,eived an order FROM Scost
& fsr 5nC1 sifsras ~ certain stccE JsHasscn
t,rk fiss order t8 TIE bead # the frra srd
sad. Here's Ar order frona = friend f
mine Fran rhnt day Jalnssons fortune
VS. aSsrred He fecsrne head - The firm a
tis1s. as he bad prorheslss
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