Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
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eoa. preFi0as b her dspzrturs fer aolIa
A1aef. 60 sasgc shs - eects 1I-1t1sT Eusare1
t4ocssnd cr two.
A. hicA4ri Ssssitz u the Hamburger
bieycis sa.b rods assriy four aEa 0ae Lslf
nllss ia Aalf "a hcaT gp0n a uaIrycIe afty-
tso inches Ia dassetef
Hislorisa ssnersrs s4ys thar Il would %
pFesunp1uoas for a n4a o. - q attsmpt .
hlstoFy % Frssltsut fslk ard his tinaes. .
~orx salch as las csen zaksd - EasisFt2ks.
AaElz1s Esaas WILSON, Bealzh, was .
Fiorsnce Aixhlagsls dnring the var and 40
nAlns = xsers reyerod IN the south shs vas
ths frisad of TIE ses aad uoanded snd ths
beloved ~ al
berasards has iost ssf pet tiger cat. Tig-
Telts, wuieh she b-o1Ehs from AmsrteA
1ss sairnel Asa swallowed = piece or The
rough outside covering Of a cocossut Its
siodaaea a. once sselled O. great size and
seath sooa ssszst.
lac great 1n2aeial king Of Ses Zealand q
J1aany Jsass - Daneiin. BIS wealth ruas
up into ths mlliioas. and The greater part
~as made IN ste~nboaslag he Is a native,
and sEos earned sesat wages - an earsnan
GA q terry boat
Baron Hirssh hAs setualiy given $40 .ooe.-
coo Deposited II she Bank Of London, under
tha t-sssoezhip or Baron Rothsehild and
Baron DO Worms, for the education Of ths
poor Jews Of Russia IL Is the most munlf-
esst gift d charity IN the history Of The
world
Il w.s 9 queer coincidznce that the veuer-
able Dr. Joha .. Ogden. Of New York, should
have del the night before Christmas" he
vas twice married. both OF his wives being
the dsaShtefs OF ciealsas c. Moore. Tie
auther Of the poem, The Night Before
Christmaa7
Frederick Viiilers, the well known war cor
respondent ard artist of Fhs London Graphic,
has entered the lecture field lie went with
Archibald F5rbcs throtgh the FrEnco-(ier-
ulan, Servian AID Russo Turkish wars, and
has great fund q interesting experencoa
Which 40 relates with graphic eloquence
p. \ Merrill. called by certain African
tribes Little Liviasstonc,r has come %
this counsry from Bechuanaiend 10 sen a val
uab.s collection of elephants t,isks lie SAYS
thA, the queen OF Tongaland, with whom
England has just completed treaty, is tho
original Of Hsggard's she" She is a hand
some woman in feature and nos very dark in
complexioa
Sir Kenneth Cummings, the son OF Gordon
Cummings, TIE great lion slayer, is back in
this country after = years sbssnce, during
which hc visited Central Africa and killed
three ho1s and several leopards and other Dig
cats lie Is largely Interested in land schemes
near the City Of Mexico.
Engiaoer Kittridse. inventor Of the cam
tilevcr bridge, IS living in Hartford, Conn,
in handsome s.yle His wife Is q native Of
that city. Mr.. kittridss's success as an in
ventor has raaas him rich. He began life in
al humble way, but by energy and ability
has gained 9 high place ia tho civil engineer
ing profession. he Is tall, tine looking man.
and he has Travelled extensively in this coun-
try and Eurooe.
John I. Sullivan recently said 10 a friend
That 10 lad never resisted policeman. With
. thorough appreciation OF his own proves
he remarked: "rm different from every
body e.ss IN that II policeman should try
% arrest you and you resisted he might
knock you down with his clab, bat If il was
me and I resisted he would shoot me the first
tailg. No man would tackle ne without his
hand On his revolver. And 50 / 20 with a
policeman quietly tAs FIRST tirne he speaks 20
Ie, without making any fuss"
Both the sons OF Garibaidi are now dcpu-
tics, Ricciotti, the younger, having been
elected to r0preSeat Rome in Nay, 1897.
Menott Garibaldi, who for many years has
represented th0 district of Velletri, is gen.
orally popular With men Of sll parties. and
is a plain, honest soldier, vko, although OF
course a member of the Lxt, is distinguished
FOR god common sense rather than extreme
radicalnzn- Ricciotti Garibaldi was odu-
Gated IN England, and has Gil English wife.
he entered parliament rs workinSmoas
candidate, but 1t remains % bc seen whether
he will really prove n oe Es much Of
radical after his election as he was before iG.
Mr Manton Marble, formerly chef editor
and proprietor Of The World. is one OF the
very few men IN this city WHO have ever
rutir-d from the editorship Of any daily
paper under their control Creeiey. Ray
mond and Bennett, who wers Er Marbles
contemporaries quarter ot century ago,
worked in harness 70 tee last. SO did
Bryant, Brooks and Hastings. Not only
did NJ Msrbls himself retire from daily
nevspap-rdoul, but nearly sll the chief mem
bers of bis editorial staiT did tho same thing
about tho ssrD0 tlus. such mca es Huribut
Evans sni Croly, all OF whom arc yet alive
a Once Famous Biusgr-s, rsHe.