Telegram-herald., 1890-03-11
psoeus BEFORE ras PUBLIC


sESAEok 6E0ssE. Of Mississippi, Is
reported % have made soS neVar -
~szr a dress sit 9r - rae In q czrrl-ge.
LosDeS newspapers say thaE Gsgnt
Tnouss A. Eclson Is TIE most later
essiax AnasEieAz who las ever visited
sn&s cats.
Mss BIsLAxD, tue brave htLle w0n-
an 10 went sro1ad ne world - s1x
hours notice, has been made literary
editor Of the Cosmopohtan Magazine.
IN ths late years OF his life, shortly
before death. Robert Browning lad q
head that painters loved % study A
great uasRY portraits OF hin have been
made recently.
SESATos I.DAUSps. Q, Vermont. has
served longer II tae United states Sen
ate tzaa say % his colleagues. On
April ), 1850, BE will have been IA The
Senate Si.hogt single break twenty
four years.
sECBETAEY RUSK's tzme ss racoa-
teuE is making hin mark for the book
makers. One OF them called en- him not
long ago ard earnestly besoughs him TO
write book Of funny stories Rusk
eurtly refused
JcHS ID. RoCKEFELLkR's wealth IS es-
tilatsa al SlS5. coo, 900. He devotes two
hours dauy-iTom seven until nine
o'clock in toe morning-to the exaui-
natlon OF the pile Of letters addressed
TO him soliciting money for various pur-
poses
LYMAN TkUNBULL- Ex-Governor. ex-
Secretary of State, er-Supreme. Judge,
ex-member OF Congress and ext riDed
States Senator, is still psacticing law
In Chicago at the age OF seventy-Seven-
He Is IN good health and his legal abil-
ity 10 as great Is ever.
BARON RorHscEILp, the Paris banker,
lives In fear OF the commune. His eel
lars are always inpregnable, and his
pictures aud jewels are protected in
such . way that the most grasping mob
could not reach them. He lives in .
state Of constant fear.
Mrs CusTEB, widow OF the gallant
General, is said TO be a woman abso-
lutely without fear. She used TO ac-
company her husband wherever he
would allow her 10 go during his cam
paigns, and her fondness for out-of-docr
life has never left her.
BUFFALO BILL had an interesting ex-
perience at Barcelona. AS be was about
10 leave that city b was aooosted by an
envoy of the Spanish Government, who
asked Din, il be would accept certain
decoration. Not by a long sight" said
Colonel Cody. II am already Duke OF
Colorado" The envoy bowed respect
fully and disappeared.
WIILIAA T. GLADSTONE is D voracious
reader of current periodical literature
and always reads the advertise ments.
He subscribes for the American edition
of certain American English magazines,
In order that be may obtain from their
advertising pages any new ideas to be
CLEANED therefrC N as to American in
dustries and enterprises.
VARIOUS attempts havo been made to
account for the marvellous influence
which Stanley, the African explorer,
exerted over his Zanzibari followers.
and also over all tho natives with whom
he was brought into contact during his
transafrican expeditions, but perhaps
the most feasible is that which attributes
it 70 the peculiar expression of his eyes
One of bis European companions In his
recent expedition has said that "Stan-
ley first looks at the natives as ii he
were going to eat them, and then when
they give in and do what he wants he
looks as if he had done so and was CRATE
ful 70 them for the meal"