Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-01-06

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uetty Gteen the richest MotnaD in
AroefiEa having thoroughly tested
lsc hnes:sssss apsiIy ~ her kon. 81 III,
III. Green, That young man u nolv
about to We given the manpg 81
lis mothcfs vast interests she gave
him clGtgc of rexas railroad, which
ailder I'M gained 50 per cent la
talle That establikhed his standing
and he Ks now 40 b. pr0mofed AR,
Green is a st8lwart specimen of Amer
stOrkin9A and mis- eccentric mothers
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Professor Voorhees,. of the New Jer.
sey agricultural experiment. station,
says the farm at Bound Brook bc.sgllt
hY the ipAOn printers Of New Y0fls
ior the use and beneft of printers i'm
hble 10 work ts their trade, Is being
sonducted III d highly saccossfOl way,
which he attributes To the superior in-
pasch of corn and potatoes the crops
raised this year exceed in quantity
per acre BY very considerable
amount that raised by practical farm
crs b tbe vicinity
Justice Harlan, cf the United States
supreme conrt, is partial 10 pedestrian
exercise and occasionally induces
fttf4R T.t1t4n. NSs.Iints A. ,e,~6g,t ~, Al ~
him Tor walk The vast disparity in
stature between the stalwart Ken
fNekiin and Tie hgal light from this
eify suggests tile idea OF Guiliyer and
4 billipu2 Indeed, 90 exclamation TO
ihaf effect was drawn from stranger
one day on the pair walked by aud the
two iust5ces laughed heartily az the
eonceit
Ex-Governor George Nv. Peck, or
Nisconein, explains the story OF his
ringing a dire alarm 10 get en- nndi-
ence by the statement that at the
time he was In charge of d relief
train 20 the starving miners at Hur-
ley. WIS The laborers employed re-
fused % unload the cars unless they
we're paid in advHnce, and Governor
Peck rnng 4 fire alarm and when the
crowd gathered made a speech sue
cessfuily asking for recruits.
When the spanish minister and his
American wife drive out in Washing
ton they attract no little attention.
They drive Ia a very handsomely ap-
pointed victoria and the men ON the
box are in very light lyeries, With
brilliant scarlet cockades la their
hats. The duke Ii very fair aud the
duchess d decided brunette and they
make a very handsome couple. They
are great friends Of Admiral and Mrs.
Dewey
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Great excitement has been occa-
stoned Ia Vermont By the discovery
that Bishop Louis De Goesbriand, 81
Burlington, who died month ago,
left no fortune. He was generally
supposed to be worth S2,o00,0o0, and II
Is believed that he gave large sums to
charity The only money or it's equiv
alent that can be found among his ef.
fects was so az In n drawer Of his
writing desk.
Reya. A. T. Wright aud Alice Wright
have resigned their joint pastorats Of
the Prospect Heights Dniyersalist
ahurch ~ Brooklyn because there Isl
not q large enough field for two pas
fors Mr. md Mrs. Wright were mar.
ried Immediately upon graduation
from Il theological seminary and have
held two other joint pastorates, one IN
Morrisville, VI, and another In Brook.
Ism.
liee year-old girl with the rather
curious name Of Melesin IL. Sowles,
lives at Prospect, Wis, where her fa-
fher Is pastor Of Baptist church.
Several tiDses during the absence OF
her father Miss Sowles has occupied
his pulpit and has always given satis-
faction to her hearers, Since she was
10 years old the girl has taken the
deepest interest IN things theological.
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There was curious double wedding
in Howard, Kan, q few days ago.
James and Allison Lydell, brothers,
married Jessie and Margaret Camp
tpll, sisters, The grooms were aged
lis and III, respectively, as were also
The brides The parents Of all the
parties appeared before the local pro-
bate Judge aud gave consent TO the
double anton.
An oil painting Of President McKin-
lev 10 b9 sent TO the Paris exposition
is being made at the white house.
The artist Is A, Muller TRY, who has
printed 'ihe portraits Of Senator De
pew. Director Merriam and other dis
tinguished people. The painting
represents the president sitting at the
head ofhis cabinet table engaged In
daily work,
Trooper Wolseley, who fell at the
battle OF Elandslaagte, belonged to
she family of which the commanders
in-chief of the British army is d cadet
The second son OF Edward Wolseiey
at Weybridge, he was the nephew Of
Sir Charles Wolseley, ninth baronet
who holds today the deer park his am
nestor Enclosed iii the reign Of Ed.
ward IN.
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