The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-11-13
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MI 1904 NJ III ~ NO.
Every governor of Pennsylvania
since the war has been volunteer
soldier.
The seven hundredth female ply
ician in Russia has passed her exami-
nation.
a jeweler at Suisum, Cal, has made
a clock that will run 4S0 days without
winding second time.
A working philanthropist at Grass
Valley, Cal, saws wood for poor women
of that place free of charge
There is about $4,000 900 of En-
glish, $13 900. 900 of German and $780,
600, 1000 of American capital now en-
ployed in Mexico.
In his later years Robert Browning
had head that painters loved to study.
A great many portraits Of him have
been made recently.
The Shah of Persia is having a geo.
graphical globe made upon which the
different countries of the world will be
represented by precious stones.
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria has
given up some of his foolish habits.
He no longer wears. corsets and only
paints his face on occasions of state.
A Philadelphia woman wrote with a
lead pencil on a piece of brown paper:
II give my bank book to Mrs. Reichart, !"
and it was a will which the lawyers
could not break.
The Duke of Palmetto, peer of
d. 4 I. Al
money derived from his property dur
ing the year for the purpose of estab-
fishing coast defenses.
Sims Reeve, the once famous tenor,
is living in London, at the age of 20.
It is said that while his voice is APP
parently unimpaired, he does not wish
to sing in public any more.
Great heavens, what man for a
center rush!> was the exclamation of a
Rugby football player on seeing the
Rev. Phillips Brooks, of Boston. walk
up the aisle in Westminster Abbey.
Bishop Hugh Miller Thompson denies
the statement that he began life as a
bootblack. II have always been too
lazy to black my own boots" no re-
marks, ito say nothing of other peo-
pies"
Trains on the Pennsylvania limited
have the market quotations posted a
stenographer and typewriter render
gratuitous service to the passengers,
and waiting maid is provided for the
ladies.
John D. Rockefeller. who is now
worth at least 800, 900, 900, says the
first money he ever had was 25 cents.
which he earned by working for Il
farmer, SO that he could go to the
circus.
Oscar Tuttle, of Santa Cruz. Cal,
tackled large piece of redwood. He
found q 5-cent piece of 1850 lodged in
the center Of the limb. 1t was black
ened by the sap.
The recent influenza killed more peo-
pie in Paris than the last two vista
tons of cholera. But the news that
the dreaded Asiatic pest has made 5000
victims at BussOrah is making London
and Paris very uneasy, all the same.
1t is said that for four years after the
fight at Chickamauga the battlefield
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the darkest nights. The light came
from the phosphorescent exhalation Of
the decaying bones of the heaped-up
dead
Miss Kennedy, a San Francisco
school ma'am who was dismissed by
the school committee in 1887 without
any assigned cause, has been rein
stated by decision of the Supreme
Court, with $4,000 for pay in the in
terya.
The St. Louis Repa1ljc makes the
statement that Captain Jack Haynes.
the engineer in charge of the engine at
the Pagan Building. is one hundred
and two years Old. lie is IL Tenn
esseean by birth and doesn't look to be
over siXtyfye.