The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-10
BREAKFAST CHAT.

NEITHER a borrower or a lender be;
For loan often loses both itself and friend,
Ana borrowing dulle the edge of husbandrv,
Shakespeare.
A MALE beauty, in the shape of an actor OF the
name of Terriss, is coming over from England
next year. He is likely to make great sensa-
ton as Mrs Langtry.
A MOTHERS love amounts to something in Mas.
sachusetts. In memory of her son, Mrs. Mary
Young, of Fall River, offers to give 100000 to
erect, equip and support high school.
ALLEN ARTHUR was not permitted to remain
In Washington twelve hours after the Brewster
Wedding sit is hard" he says, "to be college
student and!a presidents son for three years" .
M BoNNAT, the French painter, who went to
Vile d'Avray to make sketch of the dead Gam
BETA, spoke afterward with much earnestuess of
the nartistic and disorderIy manner in which
the statesman had been lodged
THE HON. JOHN LETCHER, of Lexington, Va,
is said to be wreck, physically and mentally.
He is unable to leave his room, and his mind has
become feeble that he barely recognizes his
most intimate lifelong friends and associates.
Miss LILLIAN NORTON mile Nordica, the prima
donna,) and NJ Frederick Allen Cover were mar
ried in Paris on Jan. %, ameng the witnesses
being Mr.. Healy, the artist, and Vice-cOnsul
Hooper. They are spending their honeymoon in
Italy.
REPORTS from the Barthodi studio say that
the great statue Will be forty feet taller than the
Colossus of Rhodes before 1t is mounted on its
pedestal, as it measures 145 feet from the foot to
the tip of the torch. 1t will soon BIZ ready to be
shipped to this country.
CARDS are out for the marriage of Mr.. o. H.
ROthacker, of the Denver Tribune, and Miss
Mae Rounds, daughter of S. P. Rounds, now
Congressional Printer. The wedding will take
place at the residence of the brides parents in
Chicago, on the 21st inst.
For 700 years Lambeth Palace has been the
London residence of the Archbishop of Can ter
bury. It is surrounded by ten acres of beautiful
grounds, to which the poor of the neighborhood
are admitted In large numbers by free season
tickets, good throughout the year. r. 8.
SHE will prosper. At Deer Creek, Idaho, Jan.
l. woman walked five miles and climbed
high ridge to relocate claim, and camped on
the ground all night. Other parties arriving
just before IL O'Clock compromise was made,
by which she acquired one-third interest.
COUNT ANDRAssY's decorations and orna-
ments, which were stolen from him not long ago,
were found lying in the road at Oten by a serv-
ant girl. She distributed "Ghe pretty trinkets"
among the children of the neighborhood, and
their value was not discovered for some time,
and then by accident.
DALLAS (Tex.) special; "Carolne Smith, wife
of Henry Smith, of East Dallas, gave birth to
triplets last night. Eighteen months ago she
gave birth to twins, and nineteen months pre-
vious to that she gave birth to trpIets. She has
been married three years, aud has eight children,
AL boys and all alive"
SOMEBODY tells the story Of the late venerable
President Pond of the Bangor Theological Sem.
mary, that on one occasion he delivered an almost
interminabie haranguo in opposition to- Darwin.
ism, winding up with the question: off we are
monkeys where are our tailsP' One of his tired
auditors responded: "Wo have sat on them so
long that they are all wore off,"
PREPARATIONS for the coronation OF the Gear
are being pushed on with the greatest vigor.
Tailors have been busy making up uniforms,
aud the court jewellers have been overwhelmed
with orders for crosses and stars TO be distribut-
ed to the Cars loyal subjects. The throne is
being built in sections in st. Petersburg and
Moscow, under the direction of General Fill
monoff. The framework consists of dark oak,
deliberately carved in antique Slavonic patterns,
and the hangings are Of crimson velvet, en-
broidered and fringad, with gold o The dais, on
which will be placed the chairs of tho Emperor