Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-22
THE LISTENER.
The Rev Dr ParkhurSt has bccolro H member of the Immigration Restriction

The Iirv. Dr. Parkhurst has become H member of the Immigration Restriction league
 Among thc uututo"e'l Indians of thc wrS; General RuGrr 1; knnwnas "ihr man who talks once"
 I.urd Ro>rhrry's hair since lis rcccnt i'll ness i> quite gray, and hr lnuAe like n man who has sutFrr,d much and k still in ill hrAlth
 Char!rS Dickens the younger, has suC- r,,,t..,l tl,r late James Slime aS literary al\ i>,r to the house of Maruillnn X Co. i2 London.
 George Augustus Saln Is grra;ly inter r>trd in lr'~>, c"n>idrrrd from ihr historic >,andprin, IIrpv>>e>>rs one of the larg- r>t rvll,'rtiun;u If lattvrn books and fashion plates in existence.
 Gladstone luuks forward to tho future without fear uf death ln drclining to do some literary work recently on account of press of ether business he agreed to begin the task i'll the Elttcr part of 1896.
 Henry Harrison Quintard of Hartford Is >2 years of age and Is hale, brarty and strong He attributes his good health to the fact that he has not touched intoxicat ing liquors of any kind for 90 years.
 Rev Charles r. Strong of Savannah, one of the most prominrnt Episcopal clrr- gymcn in Gourgi,s, has followed the exam pie of the Rev Dr. Hclrr Newton and rc- pudiatrd the doctrine of the physical rcSur- rrction of Christ.
 M. EuGvnr de RNtCSVi|rrV. a grandnrNh CIV If thv famous r,N ulu;iuniSt, w.ls sum munrd before Paris tribunal few days nSo charged with selling cunl under W, Eht. De RVt'r>T pierre being n coal nrr- chant. He WAS acquitted.
 John Drew Is one of the most domestic | of all w,!l known actors uf New York. He in, }ru,.~ ;-. Inc life uf n gentleman nf re | li!rLAH '; a!.! Culiurr He loves art and mu~jc, a>i i> thoroughly and enthusiastic a,ly tnud If ,'ItG""r sports. Captain Hans Doxrud of the Red Star .:c,!,n>lip Switzerland is credited with h;.>ir-; :a>r,! murr people from sinking vessels than any 0thvr transatlantic cap 1 tain. Captain lIadlry of the National liner | Frlncr l. another heroic life saver.
 Wj'.,a1u prc:nrr tho soldier who saved thu,,>lnds of lives in the Mexican WAT by | preventing tie explosion of a powder mine nt Charul;rY,r, k living in Bethlehem, | Pa. wErrc h" washes windows and pol ishvS G"arhIl'!'s for a living. lIo receives q >n!.!N l'':!>inn.
 I:1 S,:.lt,r TlmundS of Vermont, whc | fr., d. ut!y a.lrArS before tho supreme | court aI Washington tu argue cases, Is ir n. ,rr robust health than when he retired | from the <..'l;lir, and he looks younger and nl"rr l:Isk and dai:"r, partly owing to the | clothes uf fashionable cut that he now wears
 Private Sccrctary Thurbcr Is said to bt one of the clcvcrcst Darrators of dialocI SturieS ever known in Washington. Whcr l hr first went into the White House service | Thugbrr used 10 give up hours of his tim, 1 r\rry day tA the entertainment of the pres i iIr0t ard lis friends with his exccptiona l cj:;~ in this dir,rtiun.
 ELtnunI Russell wears n rather unlQu, h:, ul Adornlnrnt, From four jewelcd ring u,! the fingers If his left hand extend fin, c.'id chains which a0c attached to a hear shaped opal, studded with diamonds. Thi hLublc covers half the hack of his hand AnA is held in placo by another chail which passes twice around the wrist.