Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-02-16
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

cit Is said that there are about ,O0(
men and women engaged in dime move
and, :" Library writing, This is ope
reason why wood sawyefs and house
servants are So scarce. sros ~ e.
"A son of Nine. Loyson. the wife ol
Pere Hyacinthe. Is employed in one ol
fhe bureaus OF the Treasury Department
tie is fne iinguist and draughtsman,
and is cutie fayorite in certain circles
IN Washington.
General Stoneulan. the new Cover.
nor Of California. lives ut San Gabriel.
ii basin of the Sierra Madre Mount
aims. surrounded by meadows, orchards
aud vineyards. ffop which be gatherl
Er.pe fruit every day in the year. =.
The first white child in the Yellow.
stons 2 Valley was Edison sswhh6e y.
whose father moved sintos that country
in 1877. Wien the valley had only beer
populated one year by frontiersmen'
how the boy is attending o. graded
school with 10 other children. =
All the more important notes ap;
pended to the late f. w. Lane 8 trans.
lation Of the ARABIAN. Nights have
been gathered into y series Of chapters,
forming q Complete picture of the Ara
tian society in uhe Middle Ages and to-
day, The volume will in reality be .
sort Of MosIem ency lopadia-
-1Ffahcis Murphy. the famous tom.
perance advocate. win soon return to
Philadelphia. alter an = scnce Of near
ly three years. His health is said 10 be
badly broken He Is threatened with
serious pulmonary eompliestions, and
has, lately spent on that. account much
time in the Scottish Highlandsv but
without the shOpedfor benetit. -Rhsi6
'f4ds, ia Prfshue snosisa .ps.u -
The surprising fact is noted that
the five iawyers who pfacticed' at lib
srty. Afo..Iin ls3a arc all still living.
they being, Colonel A. w. Qoniplian-
General y. r. Atclison. ex-senator
llfoml Azissolpi< Amos .Rses. IRsq, q
Leavepworth, Km.; the Hon. Peter IL
Burnett. OF San FIan; ;isco.. Cal. aud
.yuds6 William II Wood. Liberty. IN
lsis' was sbsu'All .,towR Of $50 iqilab-
= Mr.. Leslie stcpEen, being about 10
sdit & new. Biographical dictionary. has
VVCn. &4&c0f N~nutu0kI I'll tAiQx tsu thio
way OF +" literary style " is to be. admit
ted into the work. He replies: .sIi
style means superluovs ornament say
smphatically. No But style, and even
high'liierafy ABILITY. Is required for lucid
and opndenesd narratsa. aud Of such
lyle ! ! shall s be- anxious anxious to get as much
Patti said to philadelphia Rress
repogter: - feel quite, at homo in your
city. for you know it was the scefie u
my early successes Fancy how o d r
must be- ] sang here in lsAp. DO 4
look so very vencrablcg' The Journal.
ist rose to the occasion. IN you were
DID," ne remarked. ''yo1 would OF
course be venerable; but rs 1t is. l fancy
YOU must be giving me rcminisccncc
Of your mother As your own."
"A lady who has. Recently visited
Mrs. Tilton Al her boarding house in
Brooklyn says She is fearfuliy altered BY
cares. .Horpcrsonsl beauty. once very
marked. Is almost gone--only here and
there trace. The soft. bright. inno-
cent eyes remain, but the delicate hands.
once soft as velvet. are hand with toil;
the lustrous, da'k-b own hair Is very
gray. and the pink-and- white OF her old
beautiful complexion replaced by dull
sallow. ~ y Times. r.