The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-01-06
MASCULINE MENTION.

The thirty-two teeth In the mouth Of
John McDarby. of Salmon Falls. Mass.
are all double.
Perhaps the most happily named man in
England is Mr.. Thankful Joy, Hamp-
shire cricketer
The charge Of heresy against Professor
Smyth, Of Andover Theological seminary.
has at last been dismissed for good.
Mr.. Oakley Rhinelander, of New York,
is said to own the finest collection of gem
uine antique armor in the United States.
Sullivan acknowledges in his auto
biography that during the last decade he
has received $780, 900 and spent it practi-
cally all.
Woodbridge Clifford, postmaster Mt
Edgecomb, Me-, holds the second oldest
postmaster's commission In the United
states, dated 1886.
Mr.. Fl. lie Grand Cannon, the we'll known
New Yorker, likes old keys, and has a
number collected abroad with some his
toric interest attached to each.
Charles A. Collin, legal adviser to Gov
ernor Flower, of New York, is also pro-
lessor in Cornell university. Mr.. Collin
is regarded as a master of constitutional
law.
Dr. Pellegrini, who recently resigned the
presidency Of the Argentine Republic and
then withdrew the resignation day or
two later, is a relative of the British pub
icist, John Bright.
Citizen George Francis Train sent the
following greetings to Champion Corbett
Stand on your laurels and quit the ring
for the stagel Don't accept Jackson's
challenge. know him."
The only man in the world who lives In a
house of copper is an iron manufacturer
named N. Paulson, whose unique residence
stands at the corner of Eighty-nipth street
and the Shore road in south Brooklyn.
A. r. Parker, who is now conductor on
an Oakland (Cal.) street car, is one Of the
survivors of the Gordon expedition. He
has several medals and crosses that have
been given him in recognition Of his brav
cry.
Peter NJ. Arthur, grand chief Of the
brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
lives in a handsome home on Euclid ave
nue., in Cleveland. He is thrifty and
economical man, and is said to be worth
$500. COO
Park Benjamin. the scientific expert of
New York, has library Of over one thou
sand volumes on the subject of electricity
These books are all treatises, and every
one of them bears upon electricity and
magnetism.
Senator German is a practical and pros
porous farmer. He has one of the best reg.
Ilated farms in Maryland, containing 600
acres, and his neighbors say he makes it
self supporting-an unusual case where
farming is side issue.
London Truth tells this story Of Lord
Rosebery: "A secretary of state is always
consulted in regard to the appointment Of
his under secretary. A certain gentleman
was suggested for the latter post NO.
SD d Lord Rosebery; he will not dor-he is
CLEVER"
Henry Laurens Dawes, the senior sena-
tor from Massachusetts who has declined
to stand for reelection, has been thirty
five years in public Office and seventeen
years in the senate. He is now seventy
six, but vigorous and hale, and outside of
his political career he has been teacher
an editor and lawyer.
One of the most remarkable blind men
of the century is John b. HerreshoG, the
Rhode Island boatbuilder, whose fast
yachts have made him famous on all wa
ters. He has been unable to see since he
was fifteen years old, but SO keen are his
other senses that he carries in his mind
perfect pictures of his graceful boats.