The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-13
ABOUT PEOPLE.

poet, is just recovering from a long and danger
| GUS illness.
MIR. GLADSTONE, sitting every Sunday in his
uucushioned pew, listens "with head thrown
back and closed eyes" to the sermon.
"BILL" NYE, of the Laramie Boomerang, has
been seriously III for two months, and is not yet
able to leave his room. AS soon he gets well
lie is coming to New York visit.
A PENSION agent in Natcnez, Miss, secured a
I negro widow a pension of 81 900 and handed
over 81 so, taking the remaining $3.50 for his Fee
He Will be admitted to the bar shortly.
THE Boston Post calls attention to the fact
that the daughters of the big BIS are in demand
this year. Bayard, Blaine ana Brewster have
each acquired son-in-law since the LIST of Janu-
ary.s
/ POSTM ASTER-GESERAL FAwCETT was attended
during his severe illness by lady doctor, who
was a relative. The young ladies of the London
postoifice now TO have doctor of their own
sex.
Mr.. ALMA TADEMA has IN his beautiful studio,
at Bedford Park, piano of exquisite tone and
curi0usly ornamented case, upon which are in
scrlbed the autographs of all the great artists
who have played upon the instrument. Among
the names are those of Rubinstein, List, Nils
son and Patti
Mr. PHILLIP CALDERoN. r. A., in recent
lecture 10 Struggling ar1 school III Lung acre
London, remarked, apropos OF the 800
degree OF plain common 90" 49,"
o,ushad certain ,sr Ae greatest masters, that
svne nearer you ges to perfect sanity the nearer
you will be 10 God"
THE youngest son Of Mr.. William E. Dodge Is
the sOn-in-law of Governor Marshall Jewell. On
Friday his father died suddenly; on Sa urday
his father-in-law His young wife, hurriedy
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