The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-28
PERSONS AND THINGS.


Mr.. Chamberlain, the father of the
American LAZY famous in Europe for
her beauty, will not permit photo
graphers Ia sell his daughters pictu re
Miss Katie Hogan. niece Of Rev.
Father Fogarty. Of Rich Hill, and q.
Fogarty, of Junction City, died at
Junction City Sunday evening at D
o'clock
The trial Of Frank James was con-
tiuued until August ~ on account Of
the fact that witnesses were kept away
uy the dcmoralized condition Of the
railroads.
\ Canadian social scientist declares
that in long experience and observa-
tiun hc finds that. with thus far no ex-
ception, the applicants for divorces
are blondes.
The big boulder suspended i'm 1.-The
Flunlc" i'm the White Mountains of
New Hampshire has fallen. IL is be-
lieved its support was undermined by
recent freshrt.
II l. expected that the journey from
Paris 10 Constantinople will soon he
made in seventy-five hours. a
through train with forty-two beds now
runs twice week.
The remains of Charles Backus, the
minstrel, were inferred Saturday At
Rochester, n. V, where he was born
in ISL Many old schoolmates and
leading citizens participated in the
services.
Jay Gould's new yacht, the Atlanta,
wus turned over to him as completed
saturday With some friends, he
sailed down from Philadelphia To the
Delaware Breakwater, where the boat
lay all night.
Two Kansas girls are now singing
in British Columbia. One Is Miss
Carol NJ. Grouse, once n clerk of our
Legislature, and the other, Miss Ada
Barlling, daughter of Major Bartling.
formerly of Topeka.
Captain Constantenus, the tatooed
Greek of the circus, Is already blind i'm
one eve. and will eventually lose the
sight of the other, as the pigments
used i'm tatooing the forehead have
slowly worked their way into the yes-
sells Of The eye.
The venerable aud broken-siown
Archbishop Purcell, Of Cincinnati, was
visited recently by two old friends.
He recognized them both, shook
hands aud attempted To speak but his
articulation WAS 80 bad he could not
Ice understood.
GENERAL Charles Ewing, formerly of
Ohio. died Thursday morning of pneu-
mouia after a short illness He was
brother-in law Of Gen. Sherman,
upon whose staff he served, though
since l>61 he has been practicing law
ia Washington.
June il the month of battles. Sew
erai of the most noted battles Of histO-
nv occurred i'm this month. Among
the more decisive which have for their
anniversary this month are: Flodden
Field l5l3, Bannockburn 1914, Bunker
Hin l115, Montebello $500, Waterloo
ISIS. Solferino 1859, Bonbardment of
sehastopol ISIS, Lundy's Lane 1913,
Magenta lsl9
Judge Montgomery Blair. Of Mary
land, postmaster general Of the cabi-
net of President Lincoln. il probably
nearing the end Of his career. His
health has been i'm critical condition
since last fall. and his suffering ut
times has been intense. His disease Is
acute spinal affection. Judge Blair
was counsel for the plaintiff in the eel
ebrated bred Scott case.
Those who visit in these days the
prison known rs the '.Tombs. +" in New
York. will find il difficult 10 realize
that the first steamboat in America
made a trial trip where il now stands.
The present site of the "'rombs" was
once pond of fifteen acres. and ON this
pond John Fitch navigated little
craft 10y steam. twenty years before
Fulton made his successful expert
ment.
In Rome. Augustus tomb il a va
rieiy theater, Hadrian's mausoleum 4
barracks, Nero's gardens the Pope's
Gardens, Caesars death-place q green
grocery, Marcellus' theatcr a black
smiths shop. Thus the whirligig of
time brings in his revenses or, as the
big boy i'm the second Latin class
might say for he generally knows
more of the Latin poets than Of his own
Tempora mutantur ct
nos mutumur I'm ills.