The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-26

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Mrs. John D. Rockefeller is devoted
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concerned as her husband is to univer-
sites.
The Philadelphia Record remarks:
Six Of the eight members Of the new
cabinet have whiskers, which ought to
propltiate the populistic sentiment
somewhat.
Philadelphia has a sign reading "Ho
Made Pies" and a barber shop in the
same city bears this inscription on its
window: &c. Washington Smith, tom
serial abattoir.
An English provincial paper recently
printed sketch Of Chauncey M. Depew
of New York city, and laid especial
emphasis on the fact that his Gallo
wit was in keeping with his Gallic
name.
John Nicholas Brown, son Of the late
John Carter Brown. the millionaire
manufacturer Of Rhode Island, has
given the trustees Of the public library
of Providence 100000 for the new Ii
brary building.
When William Mckinley was noni-
mated for the presidency he weighed 1877
pounds. Ten days ago he tested the
scales Of a grocery store near his home
and found he had gained six pounds
since that time. The grip, however.
may have altered this record.
Mckinley is consoled for his grip
with the story of Abraham Lincoln,
who, when told that he had been ex-
posed to smallpox, answered, surveying
the crowd of office-seekers around him:
SAT last I am going to have something
that can give to everybody"
Anthony Hope has written a sequel
to THE Prisoner of Zenda," in which
most of the interesting characters of
that book are reintroduced. 1t is call
appear in serial in few months.
'The Prisoner of Zenda' has been
translated into Spanish and is delight
ing South Americans.
The German agricultural papers say
that the imports Of American apples
into the German empire last year were
more than twenty times as large as
in any previous season, the shipments
of 1896 having amounted to no less
than 100000 double centners-the cent
ner being equal to hundred weight
American apples are all right, and the
market for them in England is also
broadening greatly.
To be rich and a vice president bring
unexpected friends. Vice President
cling letters every day since election.
One young woman is said to have writ
ten to him from New Orleans request
ing $4,000 with which to complete her
musical education, and asked Mr.. Ho-
bart to telegraph when the money
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