The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-21

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tional celebration Philadelphia
TIE sultan of Morocco has bsen tor
mented by revolt In his haram. and
FORTY Of his majesty's ladies have been
distributed among the officers of his
guard.
A RUNAWAY couple seated ON the
back of small mule rode up to the
Courthouse at Milton. Fla, the other
day. and were married by the County
Judge.
MISS FANNIE STEVENS. a Boston act
ress, has been sued there for breach of
promise of marriage by E. J. Levy
New York broker. who lays his DANA
ges at $4,000.
AT MooRE's Hill, Ind. aquarrelsome
Jersey COW and q Poland China hog
had fight, in which the hog struck
the cow in the abdomen with his tusks
and killed her.
MISS OLIVIA FooTE, OF New Haven,
Conn. lett two wills--one dated in 1879
and the other in 1885. The claim is
made that in 1885 she was not compe-
tent to make will.
EDWARD ATKINSON thinks the prov.
inces are worth $50. 90. coo. and Citizen
Train values Thorn at $1,000, 900. The
Boston Globe thinks we will got them
for nothing some day.
A MEMPHIS paper says that az Ark.
ansas planter has succeeded, after thir-
ty years experimenting. in raising q
breed OF dogs that will dive after fish
and bring them ashore.
IT is curious. says The Paiiadslphio
Times. how notoriety attracts women.
Even so unclean and repulsive an OBJ.
ject as Herr Most has the warmest sort
at admirers among the gentler sex.
MRS. JAMES Brown PorrER's hands
are described as being 'knuckly, aln1os!
rawboned. and reddish-brown In
color" They are net large enough,
however. to hold all the greenbacks
that are being thrown at her.
DR. NOAH PORTER denies that he is
at work on a revision of Webster's
Dictionary. The word "dude" will.
therefore have to drift about in creased
trousers and silk hat for some time to
come without official recognition in
the great Amer can lexicon.
MANUEL GARCIA. the Industrious
teacher of singing. is about to cele.
brate his eighty-third birthday. He
says that Jenny Lind was one of his
most satisfactory pupils because hs
mover had to tell her thing twice.
Her attention. intelligence, docility,
and strength of will were remarkable,
and to those qualities her success was
due.
Rev. j. C. KIMBALL, pastor of the
Unity church, Hartford, Conn, who
has caused such storm by his recent
sermon In defense Of Anarchy. is
warm advocate of the Darwinian theory
he does not seem to see. however, that
In the consistent progress Of evolution
every dynamiter should eventually lose
his head
Mn. WILLIAM T. WALTERS of Balti
more. made his fortune. which is q bia
one. selling good whisky. and he has
$ employed his riches of late years large
ly in the purchase Of paintings. statu.
airy. and works Of art. He bought toe
much-talked Of peach blow vase, end
grew famous at once by the price he
was said 10 have paid for It.
DR.. MORRILL, MACKENZIE, English
physician to the Crown Prince. OF
Germany. has benevolent rather
handsome face. His forehead is high,
his features regular and his mouth
smiling. He wears small English side
whiskers, but no moustache nor beard,
he somewhat resembles Bishop Henry
c. Potter, of New York city.
MEIssoNIER is Obliged to lay aside
his palette and brush. The other day,
when working alta picture. his thumb
began to Jingle as though becoming
numb. and remained In this state not
withstanding hard rubbing. A doctor
was sent for. He spoke as enoour-
aging a. possible. but told the artist he
was having she first warning Of paraly-
els, and had no chance but In a long
rest.
Mrs. A j. CAssArr has the reputa-
ton Of being the finest horsewoman in
Philadelphia She 10 just now at Pau,
in France. where she frequently enjoys
q run with the hounds Mrs. Cassest
10 very fond of all out-.of-door sports
and swims and rows as we'll as she
rides. The Misses Drexel, daughters
Of the late T. A Drexel are also fine
riders. and may be seen any morning
by the early risers at Torresdale. Pa.
where thew have their country home.
taking spin across the country before
breakfast.
Gov. WALLER will finish his term as
CONSUL general comparatively
wealthy man, and he took the office
comparatively poor one. 1t Ia said to
be likely that Waller will quit the Office
100000 better of than when he enter
cd it. It Is the INCEST plum the presi-
dent has to give. but the work is very
hard and exacting. Walters fees. net,
last year are understood to have been
over $4,000. Then In four years be
will accumulate more than be coald
have possibly made in ten years prAe-
tics of law in New London.