The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-02
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Y Bismarck Ii saii to have the desire to
write play before he deg;
The heaviest bank accounts belong to
people who'never boast Of their wealth.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis will presently 50
to Kansas to live with her married
daughter. b
Mrs. Grundy says that as q persistent
pusher and shower. in q crowd notbiug
equals woman shopping. "a Il
The illness OF Rev. Charles Ii. Spur.
geon has taken q serious turn, and it is
feared that his work Is over. ~ !t! ;t5
A prominent English review states
that AL history is past politics, and
politics are only present history" - s!l
Mrs. Alexander, the SaEthor Of 1.-THE
Wooing OF" has written a nev! noyel
with the title, "a Woman's Heart
In the wilds OF the Sierras, near IA.
weah river, Tulare county, California, is
asequoia tree It's feet in circumference.
The supply Of spruce gum in North.
ern Maine, which had been regarded rs
inexhaustlble, is reported to have given
out. 81; gi@ i,5l'i So
A Solon, Mich, young man pawned
his 0vercoat to get money to get married,
the luild winter fayoring that, sort ,oi
dicker.s sc, 4. 51 81 y;
Thomas Hardy. has written new
novel, .!rrhe Melancholy Hussar." The
scenes are set in the England OF George
the Third. <, Ii. ,,s 2.i4f M
Two colored ministers immersed seven
ty-four people in seventeen minutes in
the Wakenda, at Carrollton, No., the
other day. la
Mayor Davidson, OF Baltimore, an
nounces that oiliceholders must either
pay their legitimate debts or leave the
city's service.
The manufacture OF oil OF roses is to
begin on a large scale in the Crimea,
where the roses grow in great profusion
in che mountains. u ( jj$. 5y.s4 !, III 3.
The head OF the Brazilian Republic
signs himself as follows: Marshal Ma
noel Deodoro da Fonseca, Chief; OF the
Provisional Government"
y Mrs. Cox widow OF the late S. S. Cox,
has returned to the Sultan OF Turkey the
orders and decorations which that genial
potentate conferred upon her late hus-
band - - = .;i,s3}3 s.si!25
Stepniak, who is coming to this coun-
Try next year, is described as d black
haired, bristly-bearded, yigorous.loeking
six.iooter, with gentle manners and
kindly:ways. ;.si5l9{. z i555i
y Ben, Butler is now ,seventy-one years
old, but he seems 10 be as vigorous men
tally and physically as he ever was. His
dress is eccentric and he wears q broad
brim sombrero. - ; I,
= new member, under the old rules
OF the 2 House, recently remarked
Speaker Reed, "was like u fly in mo.
lasses--he might keep moving, but he
never would get anything"
Mr.. French, the sculptor is making
statue of Louisa M.5Alcott for the Fine
Arts Museum OF New Orleans. 4 1t will
represent her seated in q rustic clair,
girl and boy near by. 5li,t: i
& Cardinal Newman has all his lie been
q Svigorous worker, but now he rarely
breaches, and writes little. He still
rises early, as he has always done, aud
his mornings are given to devotions. 81
SIN tho stock yards Of Kansas City a
mule and a horse engaged in "a kicking
match, and !. the mule was outkicked.
The attendants had. to turnSthe hose
on the combatants in order to separate
them. & y I: II ~ q a,ti4
Mrs. Haggard, OF Bradenham, the
mother oflRider Haggard, lately died at
the ago Of 69.8 She was an accomplished
woman OF literary : tastes, n and 2, was
known rs the author Of two volumes OF
verse; Ia & 4 I; Z. .;tjSg / II!
\ Social lines arc sharply drawn in |
Holyoke, Mass. A society directory OF |
that city contains a special list OF t".iami.
lies in good standing whose men mem!
bers do not make ordinary calls in full
evening dress. $50 a. s.i$5 83:
AT a recent wedding in Philadelphia
he room was festeoned lin red, white
aud blue, in honor OF the patriotism OF
he BRIDE 3 who 4 had Il declined many
European offers and decided 10 give her
land to an American. "A, sis II I;
i During the recent floods in Japan 2 ,41O
,er,ons were killed and l155 wounded
70, 900 were deprived OF the necessaries
fife; 81, 600 houses we're swept away or
endcred uninhabitable; $50 900 acres OF
land with their crops were
aid waste. ~ N
AN Indiana man who has been bling.
ng libel suits in aipromiscuous and I'M
lecessary way, apologies and ;withdiaws !,
lis suits, on thee ground that she "0has
zen suffering FROM an elaboration Of
mind, brought on by sudden abstinence :
mthe use Of tobacco. !" Is! : III
Miss Kate sanborn has an original J
lea. Once aGweek3 she is going to lee. :
IRE to, the busy society. women OF Bos.
IN on; the chief points current lin the :
ltellectual world, giving them the gist !,
f(what is going on ,inS the magazines !
nd newspapers, both foreign and do I
lestic. vs. s 3 IA, !,
H, @, DeMille and David Belasco 4 the .
have signed a contract with =
harles Frohman for a: new play, which :
Ill deal with the social problem as the !,
Charity Ball, aud S".Thes Wiie,n by the y
lme authors. Theyfwill. leave fol; NorthI:b
arolina, .where ey;intend ito spend \,
10 rest Of the winter on the play. / 1T is +.
& be produced in$ October next by |
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