Feliciana sentinel., 1892-06-25

PERSONAL AND ,MPERsorAL


The new hunting lodge of the German
.,,,,,.ror at Potsdam is to be a Norwegian |
villa. II is to be constructed OF timbers
imported from Norway and put up by
vorkmen imported from Norway CIR
cumstance which naturally rails TO
please the unemployed workmen OF per
lin.
The greatest fear about the proposeo
marriage of Prince George OF wares aro
the Princess Mary Of Teck is tnat tno
Young mans health is not sumciens
good to build up much hope OF MS .,,s ues
a robust successor to his dead oro'o.
honors and the affections OF his prom
ised bride.
"A Young woman in Blaine Me,
.,hose Gather died in Andersonvihe
| prison. draws government pension on
that account, and she needs It, she -
| only % wears old, but her chest measure
;s S5 inches. waist 81 inches, and sne
weighs 4l5 pounds. She is unaole Y"
stand longer than minute or two.
The late Gov Hartranft, of Penn
svlvania, had a genealogical hobby, ana
nothing pleased him so much as nnoins
| a new link that connected MN Win MS
ancestor. Casper Schwenkfeld, the Slle-
sian nobleman, who settled in Mont
cornery county, Pa, in 1874. In prom
;nent place in the governors library
there hung an elaborately framed ia m
lily tree.
"A Frenchman undertook some time
400 to write book upon his traveis
tLron-h the land of Goethe. ms Is
the wav he Scgan: Germany Is conn
!, try inhabited b., people callea W.
,, ler." Now it turns eut' accoro:ns :" ~
official figures, that tn ehp
. J william IL has 629,9s7 Mules ",..,,n
a its borders, that is to say one ~
for every seventy-three oer''Aa'
, "A farmer in Manchester, Me- Is re
= fecting sorrowfully upon the n'lHln sa
that Honesty is the best pohcy'
era1 wears ago. in order to AVOID Pa!ln'
IS Wa debts. he conveyed his farm
worth $1,000, to his wife. The VIII
d;ed recently, and, according to Ia"
y tho nroperty goes to her three chiloren
m. wido,ycr's right Of dover excepoee
10 Tha children refuse to reconvey I'll
4 farm to their father.
There were over S2,ooo.ooo !:
~ oueathed to the different charlta oie -
- st,tntes of Philadelphia by Mrs. Ann
r. Witstach In giving her own a.
- collection she added over *l,ooo,ooo
40 ,,orev to enable the city to build an
10 kcen nm a suitable building to conta
~ - Ahout s1.oo0.o0 was given n
relatives, and so mauy separate D
~ quests were made that the VIII prov
to be the longest on record. :.
-plaving Jokes on newly-marr, y
is couples is favorite pastime Will =
,u1 collie Ridgefielders When a you
-er pair from that town lett the tram
ID South Norwalk, Conn, receEt,y, vi
W.. were Mortified to find several whl1e
~ bon bows attached to the top OF tn
.ht trunk, an old shoe on each handle,
~ across one end placard on when W
IN painted two hearts transhxed with
,.s sI<ewer, and the legend: 1--WE are on
~. The bride cried and the groom swore
on The German emperors imper
~ train. which has at last been finish
ne. cost altogether s75O,OOo Its constr
est ton occupied three years, and IT II
on. very elaborate example OF railroad ~
,w urv. There are twelve carriages
1cd connected by corridors. which F
! It sumably are vestibules. and they are
. IL magnificentIy upholstered. Inc i1br'
car, for instance is hung with Gobe
NO. tapestry. and the drawing room Is
10. nished entirely in white satin. 1--we
ash | the carriages a,o ~ ,,rs..
q. | emperor's children and their nurses.