The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-02-12
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| Siaui3CcN W. OSi'S" SssA AiSS TooNs WV
insurance OF his life.
Kansas is called the peerless pro-
duet of beerless civilization"
The Hon. Potiphar Peagreen is one
of the celebrities of the Georgia Legis-
| latUre.
Mrs. Hodgson Burnett's income from
her books aud plays amounts TO over
S25. 900 Il year.
Louis B. Carl. a blind rian of New
jersey. is one of the foremost nathe-
matieians OF America.
Rubinstcin is literally dying of mel
ancholy. lie Processes most profound
dis,iaiii and disgust Tor life.
Waldo Stery. son of the American
sculptor. is Ia design the marble dec
| oraions for Baron Rat!IschiIds house.
Major PonI will make at least So
GEO. possibly $4,000 out of Stanley,
whom he pays $50. coo loi fifty lectures.
Senator Squire of Washington has
IN inconle OF $40 900 Il month. He
owns great deal OF real estate in Sc
attic.
Emperor William has issued orders
to the police OF the Empire Ia keep in
the background during lis future jour
neyS.
A defendant il Il New York court
confessed that lac was the most uotor-
ious liar in the world. can't help it.
| would rather tell lie lIian not"
An association of colorcd residents
of the State Of Wisconsin has been
| formed for the purpose ot encouraging
the immigration OF negroes into that
| State.
Prof. Koch takes a horseback ride at
| 3 o clock every afternoon. This Is his
only means OF exercise. and by 4 o'clock
he is back at his work in the Hygenic
Institute.
An Aichison woman recently fell III
| love with and married Il widoHer. for
| no other reason. s:.c SAYS. than that
| he took such good care Of his first
| Wife's grave.
A surgeon says he can take any hui
man face and with four eats Of the
| knife and few stitches so alter It's
| original expression that u man. moth
| Ell won't know him.
4 lady who advertised for girl "to
| do light housework" received II letter
| from an applicant who said her health
| demanded sea air, and asked where
| the light house was situated.
The empress of Austria. a London
| correspondent declares, buys some cos
tunes without being measured for
| them and is to be seen in the streets
wearing ready made gowns"
General Spinner's unique signature
has taken Il rise in the autograph mar
| ket since his death. 1t has delighted
thousands i'll the years gone by, but
now its value is only sentiment.
Daniel Salisbury and his wife. of Lac
Qui Pare, Mimi, are probably the
oldest married couple in this country.
They are 1913 and l01 years old respect
lively, nave been married eighty years,
and are still quite smart. -
Ellen Terry's son is handsome
| young fellow Of 20, who wears specta-
Giles and has hair that looks like his
mothers. He plays the part of
younger brother to his mother in Ri
venswood," and is said to play it well.
Cardinal Manning. in Il letter to
L
Il fully agree with you that the public
authorities ought to find work of relief
for the unemployed. | advise YOU to
consult the Mayor. | am trying what
| can do.
An editor in jefferson county. Pa,
has been elected to the Legislature, and
he observes: We shall endcavor to
avoid the pitfalls of sin. and our con-
slant prayer will he: Lord. preserve
rs from the Big Head which is OF
all maladies the worst
Mr.. Parnell is the author Of play
known as Shamrock Green" which
for five years has enjoyed great favor
in Australia, and has netted its propri-
etor nearly e. 900. The handbills an
nounce that Mr.. Parnell wrote this
play when young man at college"
John Markham. a land bailiT in Ire
land, who had been boycotted for ten
years and was constantly guarded by
the police while he lived, died recently,
and, the guard being relaxed Il little,
some person unknown stole his body
and made away with it SO effectually
that it has not since been found.
Frau Sophie Salvanius. an able Ger
man woman Of letters. has issued an
| appeal to her countrywomen to reform
those national modes Of education
which consider girls simply as future
wives and housekeeperS. Their pres
| ent training, she says, leaves German
women without individuality and with
pitifuily low ideals of life.
| Chinese ingenuity and forethou@ht
| in, 1 i,, ,E
one OF the race residing at GridIcy.
Cal. He has made tin dishpan that
| measures > feet inches in diameter by
20 inches deep. When asked what it
WAS for, the heather replied, .'some
thine all same Masons big BLOWOUT,
cook EN- for heap men"
The widow of Gen. Custer saws that
he was the first of American army
officers TO experiment on the rattle
snake rs an cntree. His cook prepar-
ed the dish under protest. and as the
general was eating the dainty he saw
the alarmed negro cautiously peering
i'll through Il crack of the tent, doubt
less expecting TO see his master drop
down in Il lit.
Gen. Sherman during his march to
| tho SCI HScu " 20 out OF nlS way 10
avoid a bridge. At any rate some of
the soldiers thought so. He was very
fond of wading. One day the army
was to ford Il river and for several
miles before the men reached it they
waded knee deep in swamps. Il say.
| Bill" said one fellow to another Il
guess We struck this river lengthwise."
George L. Brewster, who designed
the figure Indiana" for the soldiers
ansl Sailors Monument TO be erected
ut indianapolis, is native of Massa-
chuscltS. lie is not yet % years of age.
For two years nc has been engaged on
! the Cleveland monument. which is to
be >urmoanted by :; figure of Liberty"
! His Indiana" will be the largest
| bronze female figure ever cast in this
county. The figure proper is % feet
hi--h and stands on a globe Is feet high.