The sun., 1900-01-12
PERTINENT PERSONALS.

Frank J. stanton las discovered i
the Atlanta Constitution another rtts 7
oi Georgia boy. This enc Wa- Wr.ttpa .
BY a rIra yJlng~teI y j !ft,aa Il A
anta, ana read Last IG a4y aa3
bought young mule that vas n.t br9k-
Dad tried to teach HE mule .9N tp lus
a plow The mule / stIl WaC4a
The committee engaged III tIe narE
providing a home for tivn ral Nai-
Hampton haye bought building Ht
Columbia Oh, and are hl@ lar
erected thereon cou t3ttaae
Tie funds Tor the pun pose acre pr sdG!
ov putic subscription agaus a
General Hampton pfutes.es aut q A3
avail
Elijah Ellsworth, farmer oi Ieirng-
ton, Mich., has given q sen pt9r M order
for monument 70 be placed over Els
worth's grave, whicl iz b be surrounded
by an image of the farmer u trtt hgh
| The cost oi the monument vii! F. SLIGO
| DR.. William CaiNet 4 scientist III
! Washington, who claims q base dl+coy-
cred method Of uuazng the neat 9i the
sun as a substitute iur iu-l and power,
/ has laboratory On the ol klrts ui
i Washington ard il tAe inventor "a q
number ai devices tLat nave been Pat
ented. Under ti7 process ~ heat ggn
GRAFTON he can ne, lF4n AID ~ttei a- X
they Wefe lee aA4 O9tllu d lp4t Ci seg-
eral thousand degrees taLI u4eit
Representative join Raea y Ken.
tueky is ont Congressman who can o9a-t
that there is 10 picture II hIne.8in III eX-
istence. 4 peculiar iataHty has .9liONt q
all attempte 70 take ptot graph ot tle
Kentucky Cougres- man. oaCr ~hen he
was sitting f9I picture ID j. ui ul.rtAe
photograph gallery t9Ok tire anu hc aLG
lhe artist narrowly escaped With tarir
ives. Later photographer II ,4aE-
i0rt attempted u get u Aetafc q! lM
when he stumped has tae white carrying
the negative across tA. room and LfJke
.ot onlt the negative 5nt .As CTn nose.
Rev. James ". XIX and ~ae Fl i.9y.
borough, Philadelphia, Eayc gone aat q
LIE guid mines "a Aia-k "a anu ara en-.
setting a uniqGe mission work SIN
l[irk Vas pastor al the Pfesbyter IL
=
aska he and hi- Nita legan quiet
40fk among the in.urls d or1r! tp ".n
1 tGrm away from taa tah,t 9i spending
Z tHeir Leisure time tu tire saloons AND
lnbling dens. Inev had MI place "
old meetings, nHt presently tne oWnc.
the biggest saloon offered taem TIE
j 81 bis building i1r Lne.t vofk and
s ey now conduct services tnefe rtgu
.ry.
ne 81 tie outcoae- 81 TIE pa,Hau.
4 ng aroused aH9ng FngisAmen agel
i war is the pgJ4ueu1n 81 a play AT H.,
/. C.r Town Opera House bearus III,
I'll Of Tommy Adkins lOmmv
H. es in the drama n 4 his HeE
kn vn character -l,c' a. tiratratf
e fg .ng man.
% 1 cago aas 4 versatile woman, wa.
b for n years ran q drng sIofe and .atei
at q home oi TIE Young Women
Chr tian Association scryed as an as
: pert pnmfcr professional nar-n aas
:. 4 jan.
r. Df t6r ttlrH sf1 ta.
ID Prince 81 Wa.ee Ia hIa t.te only five at
k tanned tho age Gi fifty namely IlenTl
!. VIII Charles n George George I ll
Y and George i AZ. E4Nea died before the agt
e Of twenty, ard fye dirl by violence
e Edward IL Richard III; Edward son e
g Henry y Il Edward ana CaafitS
a The Duke u Norfolk, who has cello.
brated His tiity-second birthday, has
: f,neaaeelI tEa rft-fiprtfyn 81 noa tb1 Il aat Il
I IF the Duke Of Beaufort, OF having held
= his title longer than any other English