Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-08-08
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WILLIAMS Pennsa will is IN the possession
Of Frank T. Sabin Of Philadelphia
Philip ] Armour has adopted a diet Of
bread and milk IN the hope of improving
his health.
Governor Mckinley of Ohio was recently
made Knight Of Pythias In Columbus.
BE Joined Champion lodge of that city.
Senator Call of Florida Is very fond of
the theater. He Is said TO be unable TO APP
pFeciate tho funniest dialogue and never
smiles at the most amusing climax
Lagrand I.aron. Missouri stock raiser.
has also raised during the past 10 years
set of whiskers that rest on the ground
when he stands erect, and he is feet tall.
Lord Salisbury, who led the government
party between 1880 and 1880, made the sur
prising declaration at Derry recently that
he knew nothing of Parnell and had never
seen him."
Michael p Chalk Of Duluth, the most
famous diver along the lakes, has invented
a submarine armor which he believes will
withstand the pressure of the sea at depth
OF 1 500 feet.
Hobart Chatfeld ntfeId-TayIor. the
Chicago Ward McAllisteF, is a rather tall
young man who walks with nervous step,
wears blond mnstache and parts his hair
exactly in the middle
General Averill. whose cavalry division
was famous during the war, Is now inspect
or of the national soldiers hoIles. He was
wounded three times during the rebellion,
but remained at the front until the end.
M Campbeil-Bannerman is proving
himself one of the best war ministers who
ever presided over the affairs of the British
army, and he has the reputation Of being
as courteous as he is able and industrious.
Congressman Bynum of Indiana is one
of the best amateur trap shots in America.
The only American in public life said to be
his superior is Governor Flower of New
York, with whom the shotgun is passion.
Logan Carlisle, son OF the secretary Of
the treasury and chief clerk of that depart
ment, is credited with a memory rivaling
that of Lord Macaulay. It is related that
on one occasion he wrote from memory five
columns Of a speech delivered by his father
Lord Morris, who regards the Irish ques-
ton as a case of "a quick witted people be-
ing ruled by stupid people," Is IA native
of Galway. He-succeeded Lord Fitzgerald
as law lord. The title carries with it an
income of $4,000 a year, but is not heredi-
tary.
James Tyson, lately appointed to the
Queensland legislative council, is said to be
the richest nun In Australia. He was a
squatter who realized that much money
could be made in sheep and who placed
every penny he could command in the sheep
raising industry.
Lord Mayor Knill of London, who recent
ly raised an uproar by toasting 1.-The pope
and the queen" at a banquet, is a rabid
Tory, and Notwithstanding his Roman
Catholic affiliations is bitterly opposed to
Irish home rule. The Orangemen are puz-
zled to know how to treat him.
Count de Lesseps is described by a writer
who recently visited him as a complete
wreck, mentally and physically. He recog-
nizes no one and displays no interest in any
thing except when one of his children at
tracts his attention for a moment. He is
very feeble and spends his days in an in
Valid's chair.