Mohave County miner., 1890-11-29
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oon,,shIns average three tons of css'
each.
m, 10 the present 100000 persoonss
baye visited tho Edinburgh 1an'''
ton.
The nhrase Zenith City Of tile tln.
salted which made Proctor hnon
and bis Duluth speech famous u,
Years ago, isn't in this speech at a'''
Mrs Elizabeth Peabody. the noted
,,bIIantbropist OF Boston, u now near
" 90 wears OF ago. She is very feeple
81 ysleally, but her mind Is still brigns
and active.
Mrs. Ballington Booth denies en-.
phatically that there Is any moseinena w
an foot 10 effect union between tnc
salvation Army and this Woman Chr's
tian Temperance Union.
Queen Margaret Of Italy Ike, no.n-
Ing so much as the museum OF Bioves.
fans, boots and shoes used ano woln
Al different periods at the various
courts Of the States OF Italy.
Itis further stated concerning SIR I'd
win Arnold's infatuation for japanese
women that the especial object OF nis
interest Ia the young woman whom ne
has been teaching English.
John Burns, who led the great Lon
don dock strike. has gone back 70
work. He thinks the good results OF .
strike. when there are good results. 90
not compensate for the loss 10 the
strikers.
according to statements made by
the Roman catholic bishop OF Dutch
Guiana. leprosy. prevails TO Q more
serious extent In that colony than Is
generally supposed. Three OF the re-
demptorist fathers have been attacked
by the disease
Frances Power Corbc ls So years OF
are. and still active in her literary pro-
Effectiveness. She is at the head Of the
anti-yiyiseetion movement in England,
and power Ia Its labors both with
tongue and pen.
Christian Coonrad, Of Delaware coun-
ty Iowa. claims to be i09 years Of age
and Il still man OF active habits Ids
Is native Of Cumberland county. Pa.
has used liquor in moderation all his
life, and tobacco ever since he was
l6.
Joe Howard says that Ward Nc
AIlister lis q much misjudged man.
He Is not person OF individual for
tune. He married little money. NOS
much. and has been KNOWN here for
the last forty years as a dancing-nias-
ter"
Mrs. Jacob Benton OF Lancaster, N.
H.. has been hopeless invalid for the
last seven years. but she has not been
idle, for she has spent her time IN
study and thus made herself the mis-
tress OF Ave languages, including Vol
apuk.
Two expeditions to the far north are
planned for next year, the one being
The Swedish attempt TO reach the North
Pole under DIR. Nansen and other an
examination of the coast OF Greenland
by Lieutenant G. Ryder, Of the Danish
navy.
William Field. who enlisted in the
Thirty-ninth Massachusetts, al the out
break of the Civil War. being then
over 60 years Of age, died recently at
his home In Deerfield MIR. Field Is be-
lieyed to have been the only man in
his State who became soldier when
over three-score.
State Senator Coggeshall. Of the
Oneida district, N. ", recently crossed
the Rocky Mountains riding on the COW
catcher of q Canadian Pacific Railway
train. He tells Tacoma reporter that,
so impressed was he with the grand
ness OF the scenery at times he felt
like shouting like an untamed red
skin.
Charlotte Mary Yonge. who gen.
GRAFTON ago wrote the Heir of Red
clitfe" and other novels, and gave the
proceeds to the cause OF church mis-
sions In New Zealand. is still alive Ia
England. Although 67 years old, she
Is still writing. being now engaged on
her l0lst book. which Is to be 8 story
Of the time of Vespasian.
Ng Cbi-sing. otherwise known rs
Howgua. the wealtbiest man in China.
Is dead. His name Is celebrated In the
history OF the foreign trade Of China.
He was worth about $50, coo. 600, aud
accumulated his wealth as head OF che
Chinese company called the Co Hong,
which for many years had monopoly
Of the trade with Canton.
In the matter Of covering the news
OF the revolution Of Buenos Ayres the
London Times. under young Arthur
Walter. its manager, 10 said TO have
distinguished itself among the Eu-
ropean press. With proper foresight
Walter sent down special man and
stood telegraphic charges at the rate.
for q column Of i.so0 words. OF f630.
Charles p. Berkshire of Morgan
town, Pa, Is making o cane for the
Worlds Fair at Chicago in 1898 which
viii contain 1872 pieces Of West Vir.
ginia wood. have gold ferrule and
diamond-tipped head. He has made
several valuable sticks, and expects
this to be one of the finest works Of
wood-cngraying TO be seen at the Fair.
When the training ship Portsmouth
sailed from Newport on her cruise in
European waters she carried eight
pigeons from the training stations.
These birds were released OF the coast
at intervals of about eight milesL Six
returned to Newport safely the
last making the hight Of seventy
miles In one hour and three-qnarters.
The success Of the experiment. with