The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-07-07
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.

Thanks to tyrotoxicon, it seems
to be 81 sore am" this summer.
-"How Bismarck Fell" by Blow.
itz, might appropriately be followed
by "HOw 1t Felt" by Birmack.
Alfred Berke, ofSt. Louis. found
q 1866 nugget of gold in Arizona.
He won't take of q cent either, even
to give an odd favor to his adven-
ture.
The Kaiser dislikes beer, which
is somewhat extraordinary, but only
an additional indication that he is not
entirely in touch with the German
people.
King Milan is s,id to be the
champion liar Of Europe. Nun
chaIsen, Mulhstton. Milsn-what
curious predispostion to prevarication
is it that lies in the initial letter NJ
Nevada is good for something
besids pocket nuggets and silver Sen
ators. Theodore Winters, the racing
owner Of the famous Ell Rio Rey, rears
bis thprougbreds on q Nevada ranch.
Gen. and ex-Gov. Ell, Hugo
Hannib i Murray was the head of q
Republican paper in Louisville at one
time, and at another represented the
Hayes Administration in Utah. But
he can't quite stand the rumor that be
is to help establish an American
Monte Carlo in Mexico.
ANY fat man who wants to know
why be is hot in hot weather may be
referred TO Mr.. George Smith. of Bos-
ton, who says gravity pulls . fat man
down SO hard that his effortf to keep
up generate friction heat. Now let
some Bostonisn explain why fat man
is not cooled of by lying down in hot
weather.
One of the most striking turnouts
at Bar Harder is that of Mrs. Fred
erick Rhiuelander Jones OF New York
who drives out in light cart behind
two handsome bay horses, She holds
the lines herself and is q skillful
driver. Mrs. Jones is a tall and
rather dark woman, with a face of
Of marked individuality. She is usu.
ally accompanied by her attractive
Miss Beatrix Jones.
"A boy in North Bergen, N. Y,
stood watching his father single the
roof. A nail dropped from above.
was swallowed by the open-mouthed
lad. As in DIR. Bothwells's case, DR..
Craig, Of Churchville, and others cut
into the boys bronchus in vain. Two
years thereafter he coughed the nail
up. The doctors are now trying to
explain how the nail went down
rusty and came up clean.
The official information comes
from Washington that Mr.. Blaine
has no connection with the State De-
partment since his illness in New
York. and has none now. All Giplo-
matte matters are temporarily in the
hands of the president. Mr.. Biaine's
house on Lafayette Square is closed
light for the summer and there is no
probability that either himself or any |
Of his family will return to |
The capital before fall.
Senator Mcpherson, of New Jer.
icy, owns one of the finest salmon
streams in Canada, the Noteshasquan,
which is reputed to be alive with
yamy fish. The senator's angling out
it is of irreproachable excellence in
act, the senator himself believes it to
be the finest in America. II is on q
par with his provisions for entertain
nent in the backwoods, which em.
'race everything procurable in the
say Of edible and potable delicacies.
The London fashionab,es put on
heir smartest gowns for the Ascot
&C S, o1 w: :.at worn by the primo: IS
# Wales was the quietest and simplest
4 tn IN all. 1t va, q dress of
ray satin, brocaded with clusters of
lilies Of the valley and quite plainly
made. From the shoulders to the
lem extended bands of passementerie
ranged in two lines and passing un-
Ter broad Empire band Of folded
'rocade at the waist. The princess
'onnet was . diminutive creation of
liver psssementerie and lilies of the
alley.
Nov that he has taken Edmunds
nd Hampton of to Canada fishing,
'enator Mcpherson catches q neat
title presidential boom right at home.
fairfield was no fisherman, nor was
irant, for the matter of that. Mr..
'ilden had been known to daily with
be Inverted trout Of Long Island-in
chafng dish. Hayes was no sports
IAN. being to tender-hearted to poach
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