The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-01-29
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There are five women and one man
living at 162 Amherst street Toronto.
who sleep every night in their respec
tive collins.
General Butler makes no lecture
talks because of lis complete preoccu-
patton by law matters and work on his
autobiography.
There are five Taylors in the next
HouSe-one from Tennessee, one from
Illinois and three from Ohio. They
are all Republicans.
In a district between Seventeenth
and Nineteenth streets. New York. live
10000 persons. where there are eight
churches ami go saloons.
The Empress Eugene is reported to
be n heavy loser by the depreciation in
South American securities as she had
invested very largely IN them.
A. NJ Hart, who mas just returned to
St. Louis SAYS he kno vs. several rivers
in Alaska richer in gold deposits than
the noted Feather river California
Bismarck's closest friends, creatures
that care not whether he is in royal
favor or not. are two big Danish
hounds that eat beside their master ut
table.
Mrs. II. Mckay Twombley. of New
York, is said 10 own the finest furs of
any belle in that city. She has one
mantle of Russian sable which cost
$4,000.
Marshal Booth gives this ;;uccinct
statement of the Salvation methods:
'iScruboIogy and soapoogy, instead of
theology. in dealing with the submerged
twentieth of society
DR.. Koch's consumption lymph is
now known in Berlin as 'Kochine."
The name is on every ones tongue in
the laboratories. in The hospitals and
colleges, and on the street.
Those who remember that Parncll is
the grandson of Admiral Stewart who
commanded the odd Ironsides" in the
fighting days of 1912. will not be at a
loss to account for the pluck he dis
plays.
John Ross, the present treasurer OF
the Cherokee Nation, Bu>hy head .Boudi-
not and Others of them are college
| graduates, or have been educated in the
i-'ot, oho uou iubuiSS III tHS DIouA
! ballet.
Father Time seems to be constantly
casting flowers along Jean Ingelow's
| path i'll life. The great authoreSs 1T 60
years of age is described as cheerful
and happy, with cheeks rs round aud
rosy as il mikmaid's.
1t is said that the almost universal
of n fn IL,
| Faunt-le-roy. is incorrec:. The English
| family of this name and the Virginia
branch of the same family pronounce
their name Fauntle-rov.
Our biggest American sailing ship,
the Shenandoah. is the object of much
interest in New York. She carries four
mastS and is of about 5000 tons dis
placement. She will ply between New
York and San Francisco.
| Boston cultiyates its public schools
| with mastery care. For instance, she
| has taken specialist in physical train
ing from Johns Hopkins University
DR.. Hartwell by name-and placed Aim
with SINH ar duties over her own chill
| dren.
Thomas Watson, one of the survivors
| of the famous six hundred who, at the
battle Of Balaklava, rode Into the
| Jaws of death. into the mouth of hell!n
is now in San Francisco. He is in
straitened circumstances and is looking
for work.
| General Charles F. Thompson. at one
time I. Major under odd Rosy" and
| subs. luently made Brevet Brigadicr
! General for gallant conduct on the
field, has become insane in California
through dissipation and financial en-
barrasSment.
No graduate Of Vassar College has
| ever been divorced from her husband.
Such is the statement of man who
married one OF them, and who declares
that the Young ladies who have been
educated at the college are the best
| cooks in the world.
| Vice President Proctor. of the Singer
Sewing Machine Company, is reported
to be worth $25, 900, 000 He shared
the inventors poverty with him, and
afterward married his daughter. Sing.
ers original capital was $50, which
| grew to be $50, 0O0 900.
Mr. Krikor Hagop Basmajan, of
| Philadelphia. is to he ordained rs
Baptist minister. 1t is said that some
men owe much of their fame and sue
| cess to their unique names. If that he
so, Mr.. Basnajan will have brilliant
career in the ministry.
The English crown is made up OF
diamonds, ruhies. sapphires pearls and
emeralds, set in silver and gold bands.
| 1t weighs thlrty-nine ounces and five
| pcnny-weights, troy; in it there are g.
4o2 diamonds 273 pearls, nine rubies,
seventeen sapphireS and eleven cmer-
| aids.
The Dakota Bad Lands comprise a
country about fifty miles long and
wide. and so rough and broken that it
is almost impossible for horse To 30
through it. Hills range from fifty to
800 feet in height, and in some places
it is difficult TO travel more than five
miles Il day.
Col. Richard Dale of Philadelphia is
the possessor of the sword presented to
| John Paul Jones by Louis XVI. and
| many Of Jones letters and other relics.
| Col. Dale Is the grandson of Commo-
| dore Dale, who was Jones First Lieu
| tenant in the action between the Bon
Homme Richard and Scraps.
Lady Caithness. Duchesse de Pomar.
| has applied to the French authorities
| for permission to erect statue of Mary
| Queen of Scots on site ad jacent to her
house at the angie of the Rue Bremon-
| tier and the Avenue de Wagram, in
| Paris. She has commissioned the
sculptor Ringel to execute the statue
With the death of Senator de La.
fayette. the famous family has become
extinct. The last bearer of the name
recently remarked: The family is all
bnt dead But what does it matter?
| Our name will be forever associated
with the greatest Republic and most
| powerful nation the world has ever
seen, America"
The Empress of Russia is now 4S