The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-04-27

CALDWELL TRIBUNE
sTEUNEHBERG BRos., sabIisheru
CALDWELL Q IDAHO
MRs. LANGTRY says she hasn't had
sound nights sleep In eight years
MILES STANDIsK's monument on Ca
tain's hill will be finished this year.
was begun seventeen years ago
JOHN c. ROPES, the lecturer OF Can
bridge, possesses the finest portrait
Napoleon now In existence. 1t repr
sents the emperor at the battle
Arcola.
SENATOR VANCE is now able to wal
Out with his face much bandaged. |
couple Of weeks a glass eye will b
fitted in the vacant socket and then h
will resur2e his place in congress.
Mrs. JAMES e. BLAINE, jas stag
name is to be Mary Nevius Blaine
''She will travel with an aunt, maid
and nurse for her child, but withou
aspecial car. and in a quiet, unOstenta
tious way
The photograph should be used 3,
'eport the utterances OF the Rev. DIR
Phillips Brooks. That great evangelis
The other Sunday delivered a discours,
Of 5000 words in fifteen minutes. AND
he was il 40 especial hurry, either.
+. BALL, the nearest living rela
i've of George Washington, occupies /;
stall in the south corridor OF the pen.
sion building at Washington, where he
sells cigars and fruit to the clerks. He
is nearly 60 years old, and bears {
striking resemblance to the father o.
bis country.
KIT HOLIDAY, colored man who
recently died in Linn county, Missouri,
at the age of 70 years, had been mar
ried seven times and was the father OF
ihirty-nine children -thirty-two boys
and seven girls. All OF said children
are alive and live in Brookfeld, Lin
neus, and st. Joseph.
NJ. JACQUES, who was beaten by Gen.
Boulanger in the recent election in
Paris, has been suffering from nervous
prostration. He was very confident of
victory and his disappointment was
overwhelming when he heard the result
Of the balloting. The fact that he was
mobbed after the returns were in added
TO his depression and u fever resulted
from which he is slowly recovering.
-&uE ViNOSO scHOOl-UedCLlof Ill actlV6
service in Vermont, is A. ID. Searles,
who began teaching in 1871 at the age
uf nineteen. He obtained his first cer-
ti6cate from the poet, John G. Sake.
He is now in control of the school
which the late Sir Curtis M. Lamson
gave to the village Of New Haven Mills,
Vt Lamson was born in this village
and was knighted by Queen Victoria
for the part he took n the laying of the
Atlantic cable.
Mrs. AMY KIRBY Posi-, a pioneer
among woman suffragists and anti
slavery agitators and well-known
philanthropist, died recently at Roch-
ester, aged eighty-seven years. She
was famous conductor on the under
ground railroad, and is said 10 have
had thirteen runaway slav es concealed
in her cellar at one time, Mrs. Post
interested herself in the Indians and in
all movements fer the improvement OF
their condition. Late in life she be-
came a strong believer in spiritual
ism.
THREE years age DIR. Maria Nj. Dean
raised her first sign as a homeopathic
physician az Helena, M. T. To-day she
IS one OF the most popular and promi-
nent residents CT the city, and her in
come last year is reported to have been
$1,000. DR.. Dean was graduated from
the Wisconsin university and from the
Boston medical school, and has also
studied in Berlin. She is about thirty
years old and is said TO be woman OF
remarkable ability, and, although full
Of pluck, Is not a bit masculine.
ENGLAND is agitated over the sad
TACT that Prince Albert Victor has not
sufficient probationary. His father,
he prince OF Wales, who has never
possessed a large enough income for
MS tastes, is sorry for the boy. A
council was recently held 10 discuss
measures for the enlargement of the
'oung princes means. The most ac-
'eptable plSn-to the members of the
TO increase the rents of
he tenants on the estates of the duchy |
ii Cornwall. How long will ths Brit
sh submit 70 this sort OF thing?
Mrs. knPATRICK, widow Of the gen.
rial, who is about to sell his old home
It Deckertown, n. j., is u native of
hill, to which country she will soon
'eturn. Her name was Seronlta Rosa
'ella Valoprieso and her marriage TO
he general occurred when he was
United States minister to Chilli. One
II Mrs. Kilpatrick's sisters married
len. Vickers, who was secretary OF
egation AT Santiago, and another Mr..
Briggs, who made & fortune building
IL Chilli. The three sisters