The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-09-08
OF GENERAL INTEREST.


Henrik Ibsen, the famous author, has
no Norwegian blood in his veins.
David Connor, New York fireman.
has just celebrated the thirtleth ami
versary Of his admission to the depart
ment.
Dean Allen, aged "a, of st. Davids
cathedral. England, is in vigorous
health, experimenting al the business
of the cathedral and conducts the daily
service.
Colonel JoLn r. Johnson, the artist
who has just died in Philadelphia,
painted the portraits of many noted men,
among whom were Presidents Jackson
and Pierce.
If the story that Lord Dufferin viii
retire from the diplomatic service of
Great Britain within year be true the
world will lose one of its most prom
inent statesmen.
H. F. Hatch is president of an Arkan-
sas City bank and has wad of other
property. Still he wanted to be superin-
tendent of the state reformatory at
salary of $l,2OO.
Prof. Rudolph Won Both, the famous
Sanskrlt scholar, died recently in Ger
many. He had been for fifty years a
professor at Tublngen and with Both
lingk published a Sanskrlt dictionary
Rev. DR.. Blyden, whose present service
for the little republic of Liberia is as
minister to England, is informing Eng
lish audiences that the civilizing of AZ
rica depends upon cc:onization by Amerl-
can negroes.
w. S. Stratton, millionaire Of Colo-
rado, has struck what is reported to be
the richest lead ever discovered. 1t is
said that the ore will run $4,000 to the
ton, with several million dollars worth
of ore in sight
The late Edward a. Hunter,o Phila'
delphia, left about s5OO,OOO to be used,
after the death of his wife and daugh-
ter, for the free treatment of surgical
cases in the hospital of the University
of Pennsylvania.
Henry Esterbrook near Lucerne, over
so years old, having occasion to visit n
son at Loganspoct and missing the train,
walked the entire distance, seventeen
mics, in a few hours, suffering no
physlcal ulscoHlort
c,har1os = Crisn ev-sneal,ar of fine
b.mSa Of renresentatives i is sieeht-seeing
T., Io,,,io, Ha rscant5v visifai shsf.
fe1d the mace where he was born.
January %. 1915, while his parents were
on visit to that city
poY 1,.. Il D Dorahoo of pitt.hurq
a.,4,,o, for ,,,ar, to christionizs
r1I,,7S,,, ~ h,,t ha nov, dac.aras thnt ne
~ 1,a,,a 80 noor Cbr;stion CHINA.
80 So,,a of,oct Cbristia nitv he saws
but at heart they are pagan.
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lionaire. ms pem e'... so eos i,,i of stS Mr
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CottohWoou ans nan, 'as
the auVahce" ase os "a, IT,,
descehuall's 1--WE ohirureu, Sly ,,'N ,,h
sranuch"dreh' eishty y-seVen $50 So So
chiureh a''I r"e'Vo s'SAt e'''
heV' ChaiIes Luuwius O.. - ',, -.
LEWIS NarToi( thS au'noi VI -
Wonder!and' mas spent ''he srea'ei pa.
or his iife IN coAege; ne was = s.uIeh' tel,
i e., ueiIoW ei SH'is. etiui'.i ~ tIo1'
ana trcm 800 10 1901 ne was " N"''ne
matlca- TUTOR
Under the lead of DR.. C. e. Stroud OF
o.. physicians over the coun-
trv are being urged to assist in a move
ment to erect on the campus at the
University of Michigan, a bronze statue
of the late DR.. Corydon l.. Ford, Ameri-
cas- greatest anatcmist.
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Ihe artlst, fdli A.ireu De Oui 1o. VIZ
dlen dnSa,,taoh,a t nyori,or Amone. his numerous
-e,s.tisSr. -, ..I1,ou, ~ Ostin ;, "a Fish
a'',,,a,,,s rN',,sI,, If tho canri Isand" "a
49, 4. ~ PIT of Pomneii,i and
nsr ,.Iy,o SsI pai. q. Da-ro,,iogn,'.
A''e i'o''
The French president recently received
from tho widow of Colonei Petitpled, an
artillery officer, the flag of her husbands
sat n fa6 frnD