Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-14

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his home By the sea, n Manchester, Mas
The Philsdeiphia friepds of the late
Rev. Albert Barnes, the Bisle esmnenfa
tar, will erect = magnificent stained win
dos 10 his memory in the walnut Street
Pncsbyterisn Church in that city.
Balls statue Of senator Sumner j.
comp eted, and is soon "a be placed in
the Boston Public Garden, on the Bowl
sson street side, opposite the statue Of
Everett, which is On the Beacon street
side.
Joseph Cooks last course Of lectures
in Chicago Was losing investment.
When the folks found he had nothing to
say about the rivalry between Chicago
and st. Louis, they took no further inter
est in him.
Mr.. Lsyard, British Minister at Con-
stantinople, has become Sir Henry lay
ard, G. G. B. He 10 of HugenOt descent,
and 6rst was known to fame by discover
ing the Ninevah bulls. His intimacy
with the East dates as far back as 1889,
when he was only 90.
There is no truth in the statement that
has lately been going the rounds, to the
effect that Jenny Lind is poor. She is
worth at least $4,000, 900, half of which
was made in America. Her husband, Mr..
Goldschmidt, invested it so successfully
thatit has largely increased.
The first introduction of John B.
Cough to the people of Worcester, Mass,
among whom for many years he has
made his home, was in 1910, when he
visited that city with o diorama of the
Battle of Bunker Hill. His business in
connection with the show was to turn a
crank that set the figures in motion, and
to sing songs in praise of the exhibition.
He disliked the life, for while he made
Others to laugh he was very sad himself,
and soon received work from q kind
hearted book-binder there.
..s MISS Mary truman, OF indianapolis, is a
brave girl. While visiting in Pittsburgh,
Pa, the other day, and walking along
the river bank, her attention was attract
ed by the cries Of couple of women
near by. Running to the spot she saw a
boy struggling in the water below, and
stopping only long enough to throw off
her walking shoes and hat, she plunged
into the river and swan to the side of the
drowning boy just in time to catch him
by the collar as he was sinking for the
last time. Weighed down as she was
with her skirts the brave girl had great
difficulty in reaching the bank with her
charge, but she finally made it. Once
safe, she tainted.