Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-12-20

the war served as scout among the
Rocky Mountains in New Mexico
The habits then acquired cling to
him even after ten years service in
the United States Senate.
The Washington Post calls on the
Democratic leaders in the house to
loosen their white cambria necties
and relax their countenances occa-
sionaIly. There is entirely too much
solpmnity on tap on that side Of the
chamber.
What the average man would like
to suggest to his wife about this
time, if he only had the courage, is
that winter fannels make s. much
more sensible and appropriate
Christmas present than silk smok-
ing Jackets.
when President Kruger sailed
from South Africa, General Botha
said: "Now that the old maa IS safe
from the British, real fighting will
begin" General Roberts evI. emily
tnew what he was talking about
when he asked a few days ago for
more troops.
It has been ascertained that 173
american heiresses, worth 02O6 ,203,-
900, have married titles, says an ex-
change. Bought is the right word;
marriage is a sacred institution and
q sacrament. These bargain counter
sales of titled noodles is quite on
par with an auction sale Of prize
poodles.
It is six weeks since Mckinley was
reelected to the Presidency The
lighting Filipinos have certainly
heard of it by this time. AS they
were only prolonging their rebellion
according to the Republican oratars,
in the hope that their independence
would be recognized by Bryan if he
were elected, it's collapse is due, or
the orators were false prophets.
The King of Italy is said to be
man of most vigorous health, due to
his early training, which was almost
Spartan in it's severity. He had to
rise at daybreak and bathe in cold
water all the year round. 1t is gen
orally accepted that the man who
can survive an ice water bath every
day in the year in no danger of sue
cumbing to ordinary ailments.
Industrial arbitration in all it's
phazes will be fully discussed by
leaders Of both capital and labor at
the conference to be held in Chicago
December II and 18 under the aus
pices of the National Civic Fedora
tion. It is intended to consider the
subject from the standpoint of the
employer, the employe and the pub.
lie, and the discussion will be par
ticipated in by some of the most
eminent representative of labor and
students of political economy.
A Partisan has conceived the ides
of publishing a Journal for the Sea
sick, which is to have for it's mair
purpose the discovery of specific
for sessickness. All the travellers o:
the universe are to be invited tt
write all they know about every
symptom. remedy, aLeviation or ag-
gravation of seasickness. A prize O.
twenty thousand dollars is to be of
fered for the discovery of an infalli
BILE specific.
Mrs. Angeline Galipeau, aged 10
years died recently at Northampton
Mass. She came of q long lived fam
lily, her father living to be 101, ant
her mother 100. She was marrie'
at seventeen and had four husbands
She had eight children, the oldes
now eighty-four. and the younges
sixty-seven, and more than fit
grandchildren. Mrs. Galipeau coul
read without glasses. and was yer
1 nimble about housework. Five ger
e erations were living under the sam
1 roof.
The report is current in Chicag
: that Mrs George M. Pullman, wido,
of the palace car magnate, is to b
r married to Gerald Barry, a Ne
g York artist. before the end of th
e winter. The artist was employed b
/ the late Mr.. Pullman several year
v ago to paint some portraits in tt
Q Pullman home. and while there 1
# gained the friendship of the enti1