Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-12-09
Personal Notes.

n Miss Crabtree, better known as
Lotta," regards the stage of to-day
distinctly inferior to the stage Of
Renty years ago.
1t is regarded as entirely appropriate
bat the most successful horse dealer
Nodaway County, Mo-, is man
nmed Goodpasture.
DIR. Temple. the new Archbishop OF
canterbury, as headmaster of Rugby,
be regarded as one of the greatest
Ehoolmasters of the century.
Emile Olivier, Napoleon .III's last
inister, is about to publish novel
1lled "Marie Madeline" which is be-
keved to be autobiographical.
The French Minister of the Interior,
~. Barthou, is receiving much praise
Tor having refused to fight duel with
a man who had atrociously slandered
him.
When Verdi went to Milan as boy
Of lS years 10 continue his musical
studies in the conservatory he was re-
iected.
Miss Victorlne Thomas Artz, of Chi
cago, has made a gift of $40. 900 to the
Boston public library as Longfellow
memorial
The portrait of Alexander Dumas
the elder, painted by Meissonier in
1877, is to find place in the gallery
of the Louvre.
Mrs. May Sparkling, the daughter of
| the late William Morris, is engaged IN
the manufacture of tapestry, which she
Carries on profitably and successfully
| near London.
An unusual amount of ecclesiastical
patronage has fallen to Lord Salisbury.
Stanley received almost $3.50, 600 for
ssThrough Darkest Africa"
President Cleveland will be 60 years
old two weeks after the expiration OF
his present te m of office.
The early British custom of erecting
cairns, or heaps of stones, to commem-
crate events is one greatly in favor
with the Queen.
SECT Better Acquainted with the
Cow" is the subject of a new lecture
which Secretary Coburn, of the State
Board of Agriculture, is delivering. G
Miss Juliet Corson, who has been
called The Mother Of Cookery" is ill
| in New York from an incurable all
ment, and is without means. :She may
| live, in pain, for some years.
I The Connecticut Humane Society
has awarded medal to Eugene Wal
ker, of Hartford, lad II years old,
| ,v-bn of ha of HE llfQ GnUGH
a man from drowning last September.
A bronze monument has been erect
ed in Paris to the memory of Jean Le-
claire, the man who fifty-four years
ago introduced among the workmen
of his factory the system of profit
| sharing.
Sir Henry Irving, in laying tn.
foundation stone of the new Passmore
Edwanis Dulwich Public Library re-
CHutiy, eps.he urierIy or the iucaicuIa-
| BILE value of free libraries as medium
of good.
Chang Chin Tupg, the Viceroy OF
| Hupeh, China, who has hitherto OBJ
structed the work on the Hankow
Railroad, is one of the pioneers of the
new manufacturing industry in China.
He owns and operates an immense
cotton mill IN Wuchang.
General Eli II. Murray, who died in
San Diego, Cal, recently, though a
Southerner by birth, was the youngest
general officer in the Union army.
Count Won Waldersee, who rumol
persists in declaring is to succeed
Prince Hohenlohe as the Imperial
Chancellor Of Germany, has an Ameri-
can wife.
| Rear Admiral rose-Fitzgerald,
of the British navy, is now engaged on
a biography of the late Vice Admiral
Sir George Iryon, whose life was a
very eventful one.
Miss C. II. Lippincott, of Mime
apolis, has the largest exclusively flower
seed business in the United States.
She is the pioneer woman in the busi
ness, which she entered ten years
ago.