Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-09-18

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it does, but not in the same place"
The father of one of the largest property
holders in London is buried in glass case
on top OF one of the finest buildings in the
city.
Saxe-C obure- Gotha has a law fning the
father OF lad below the age of Is or a girl
less than Is years old, $50 marks for their
going to a ball.
President J ID. Dreher Of Roanoke College,
has just returned from 10, 900 mile summer
vacation trip to Alaska. He has now been in
every State and territory of the Union.
Frank e. White, a we'll known commercial
traveller for a Baltimore house. six feet high
and man of wonderful strength, died of pa
ralysis i'll Asheville, N. g., aged forty-three.
The Jewish rabbi of Jerusalem has warned
those Jews who are being expelled from Rus
STA against taking refuge in Palestine, where
their condition would be deplorable.
Mrs. Van Buren, Arbogast, of the upper end
of Pocahontas county. w. Va, says she has
cooked over 5000 troat for different parties
stopping theresa says the Pocahontas Times.
Il have such an indulgent husband,'' said
little Mrs. Doll. Yes; SO George says" re-
sponded Mrs. Spiteful. Sometimes INDUCES
too much, doesn't hep
The magnitude of the Chautauqua move
ment is illustrated by the fact that the enter
ing class, which is to pursue three years
course, contains the names of 5000 students.
A Topeka child drank half a pint of kero-
enc the other day and experienced no in
convenience whatever as the result of the
accident.
A baby born on train in Tennessee one
day last week has been named Romulus,
after the sleeping car in which he first saw
daylight.
Ex-Governor Sprague's wife (formerly
Mrs. Dora Inez Weed of Ronceverte, w. Va.)
is a horSeWoman. and often rides thirty or
forty miles in day.
Gov. Fifer of ILL.,, addressed Grand Army
meeting at Washington city, Saturday night.
on his way home from dedicating some monu-
ments at Gettysburg.
The Shenandoah Record and Rockingham
Republican report the pine trees to be dying
ing i'll tho Sc counties.
Charles Robinson, aged seventeen, was
thrown from his horse and instantly killed
near Rawley Springs, Sunday
A locomotive with four cylinders instead
is expected to make 100 miles an hour
When Queen Victoria has her photograph
taken she stands upon small stool to in
crease her height
A Jewish club is to be formed in New
York for the legal defense of resident Jews
against the assaults of hoodlums.
Grinberg & Morris, clothiers of Roanoke,
Va, have failed for $4,000 They had dealt
good deal in real estate
troupe of twenty-five children, including
the Jarman children, will shortly give the
Mikado in Charlottesville.
In Pulaski, Va, which went ssdry'' last
week, the citizens have appointed claw and
ORDER committee to see that it is enforced.
Male stenoeraphers and type-writers are in
demand at the departments in Washington
city.
A Russian poem, "Give us bread o Empe-
TOT, has been confscated and the author put
i'll Jail for one month.
Within the last six months $50 young women
have taken up timber claims in the State of
Washington.
According to japanese belief the mikado
is descended from the gods, being one hum
dred and twenty-frst in direct line of descent.
Only about ne-quarter of the American In
dams have to depend on Uncle Sam for sup
port.
Three thrones i'll Europe are now occupied
by children-those of Spain, the Netherlands
and Servia.
The free letter delivery which was started
in forty small towns. has proved failure,
only seven of the forty paying the expenses.
Arthur Wilson Of Trancroft, is said to have
loaned 81 100000 to the Prince of Wales
There is only one sudden death among wo-
men to every eight among men.
The British War Office has given $4,000
WORKOUT helmets to the Salvation Army.
There is a deeply rooted superstition in
Scotland that May marriages are unlucky.
Mrs. Mackay has string Of tlawless dia-
monds two yards long.
Frost has appeared at Fillmore Mo.
Mrs. 'Bob'' Ingersoll is tall brunette
Germany's national debt is $195, 900, 600.