The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-09
PERSONALLY.
con.ideIatio.

fAPTAIY EADs always wears O skull cap.
MRS. BURNETT is personally popular with
women.
A HARTFORD man is shipping a ton q
month OF ground oyster shells to Sydney,
Australia, as egg food"
THE mother of the Evangelist Moody GEL
ebrated the completion of her eightisth year
at North6eld, Mass, last Thursday.
MONTGOMERY SCHUYLER, of the New York
Times, will, it is said, succeed the missing
Conant as managing editor Of Harper's
Weekly.
WHEN John B. Cough lectured in the
Danville Pa Opera House recently three
boxes OF dynamite were stored in the cellar,
just below the parquet, but the audience
did not know it.
IT is the intention of Carlyle's niece, Mrs
Aitkin, of Dumfries, to publish life of him
on her own account in which many OF what
she considers to be Mr.. Froude's blunders
will be corrected.
Mr.. CLEVELAND ordered his Inauguration
linen OF an Oneida, n. Y, firm, which hastens
to give out that the size of the collar band is
seventeen and one-half inches and the chest
measure foriy-seven and one half inches.
MISS ALeER, of Boston, says that in her
experience as a visitor for the Associated
Charities she finds no drunkenness among
the Italians, and the greatest tsstidiousness,
coupled with economy, among the French.
HENRY n. Wilson, q member of the Gov
erning Board of the New York Stock Ex-
change, died on Monday of consumption.
He was but twenty-five years of age and
had been remarkably successful in stock OPP
erations.
Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG, the prima
donna. was unable to fulfill an enga cement
TO sing In concert at Evanston, ILL.,, the
other night. and her physician hss com.
handed her to refrain from using her voice
for the present. Miss kellogg has gone to
New York.
EDWIN BooTH belongs to three of the best
Boston clubs, but seldom visits any OF them,
preferring the domesticity of his charming
new home in that city and the society of his
daughter, Edwins, who also is adverse to
leaving her father for single evening.
On board Southern railway train ma
tive sits down by thoughtful man and be-
gins to talk of the tariff. But, sah," said
he, 81 see that you don't know nothin'
about the principle o. the thing" THAT'S
fact," replied the thoughtful mau. What
might your name be, sah2" "Sam Randall"
CONGRESSMAN S. S. Cox's new book on re-
cent American history is in the hands of a
publishing firm of Providence, r. l., and
will appear in short time. The book will
be entitled Three Decades of Federal Leg
islation." Is will cover the ground from the
rise Of the Republican party, in 1885, to the
present year OF grace.
GOVERNOR PArrIsoN, OF Pennsylvania de-
nies the story that ne would enter the min
istry when his term as Executive had ex-
pired. ~ do not know how the story
started, he says; bat 1 presume ii was
because have made number of addresses
in churches and was lay member OF the last
General Conference OF the Methodist Episco.
pal Church"
SQUIRE CRIsrLER, of Banks County,
Georgia, was called upon the other night to
Join couple together IN the holy bonds OF
metrimony. Getting to the river he found
it impossible to cross. Determined not to oe
disappointed, he summoned the couple to
the waters edge on the other side of the
stream, aRd the license tied to q stone, hay
ing been pitched over to him, distance of
some sixty yards, he proceeded to tie the
knot at the top of his voice.