Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-18

PERSONAL AND IMPERsoNAI


Much regret is expressed that the
priucess of Wales continues inconsoia-
6le for the loss Of her favor1te son'
Physically the princess is mucn
changed. and, indeed, since Albert VIC
%or,s death she seems to be oblivious OF
everything, Notwithstanding the Desu'y
Of Cap Martin
The t,o.Ixet umbrella has not yet A.
rived but a Florida negro was out IN
the rain few days ago under comD,-
nation hat and umbrella. 1t was MS
own manufacture, made OF petmee'o'
and was about three feet in dlames
He walked about in . Florida downpouf
without getting wet at all
Emile Olivier, minister of Napoieon
I'LL, has so long disappeared from pun
! lie life that, in many quarters, ne was
!. assumed to be dead. However, he mas
| cuce more come into prominence as
| man of sixty-seven. He is this year 70
award the prize of virtue, which IL nm
nually bestowed by the French academy.
"A gratifying inclination to do the
mother-in.law Justice was recen'y
shown in Dantzic, Germany, where .
shop-keeper was sentenced 10 eS
days' Imprisonment for frightening ms
relative by marriage He SEM ne r..
bogus telegram announcing ,. u -
daughter was dead, and added insa,I w
inirrv bv not preparing the dispatch.
->ffss Nav Grief, q plucky Cincin-
not; c,;rl mt a chair over a hole that
had been dug in front of her father
house by telegraph men who wanteo 70
/ nit polc in. and sat on the chair 'oi
.everal hours while her father got ou'
, an injunction. Meanwhile the work'
, men stood around, in the words OF the
did figure, like Patience on . monu'
I ment smiling at Grief. ,,,.,
= John Jacob Astor second and WIZ
3 | liam Astor were not the only sons o.
+ William B. Astor He had another
l. Henry Astor, the bsrther OF the mas
: who died the other day. This nnel'
y and pranduncle of the surviving Asoor
o lives quietly in a small village in Coium
:. bia county, N. Y, and married .n'
IL daughter Of a farmer IN the "icl'y
;e and is perfectly serene ana haPP!' -n'
k has never envied his relatives tne'r ea'
and exciting life.
N DIR. Mezger, the distinguished Pny
n sician of Wiesbaden, began lie IN No =
n: land a. a butcher's boy. Although h
a numbers many royal personages anon
t, his patients, he will not leave Wiesoa
a. den to attend them, but receives thei
st in his own town. He has, as yet. on
n made exceptions in favor of the pop
It, the czarina and the empress OF Austrl'
n In recognition of his success in treat1n
IT the czarina, he not only received MS II
en- of s4OO day. but was also decorated
Id, the czar with tho Stanislaus order, -
be with diamonds.
IL -Ex-Councilman Robert Thomas,
Germantown, Pa, is old enough 70
member the reception to Lafayette
Germantown IN le24. VI e&-'-F snHI
times circulated that there were iva
he ceptions one for the plain people al
another for society leaders. Mr. Ihom
The saws: "No, that isn't true, and III u
ng YOU why. My two unclcs were OUT
IN the field ut work, and when they hea
be the music they threw down their scytn
ote and passed through the hall at the Cn'
the house with the rest of the throng W
no had come to do honor to the 'narqun
Sc "A little Washington boy, nam
est Harry, is apparently never so happy
all when listening to his mothers fund
TO Bible stories. One Sunday, after the lit
Use. fellow had been an attentive listener
I'D the story of Samuel. he left the roo
my and his mother, wishing him suddel
ira for something, called Harry. Kne
one ing he was in the next room and co
aln- not fail to have heard her. she twice
eer- peated his name, and then. in an
TOO moved tone going to the door, sP'
u, tue quite sharply. Harry. I have ca
ne you three times; why did You not
the s1yer?" WELL" came the rcspor
ex- "the Lord called Samuel three tin
and He didn't get mad about 1t.