The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-05-06

OnAl ADVUl WVmGN.
DR. J. c. AYERS widow is reported to be
worth $25. 100000,
MISS EMILY FAITHFULLY IL an enthusiasts
leader of the Primrose League.
JENKINS describes the progress of his girls
father 70 the front door as the third-party move
ment.
AN item to the effecs that Mrs Cleveland win
attend the St Louis national convention is hy-
ing about. s'sseg $500
NINE. MINNIE HAUK has received from the
Duke of SAKE Meningsn the Cross Of Merit
In recognition OF her artistic achievements
''YoU should know my wife, Mr.. Matthew
Arnold once remarked to an acquaintance; ''she
has all Of my sweetness and mono OF my con-
ceit"
NORWICH Bulletin: Chicago woman has not
spoken to her husband for three years. and he
wants q divorce II that 10 not ingrAttuds.
what Isl
THE venerable povel-writer, Mrs. e. d. N
Southworth. has mad two ripes-ohe for each of
her children-msde from the gold pens with
which she wrote her stories.
A WOMAN In Perry county. Kentucky. has :
circular hole in one Of her eyelids through which
she can see when both eyes are closed. She sleeps
with one eye open, 90 TO speak.
A DAUGHTER of Wade Hampton has been
atudvine-not music and poetry. but profess
-,., "a - c.,.h
Tsa,;." sha Sill n.,sp;-. .r.n;ne s.hoois 20
NoIa" 90" va 'e $4,000 ~,
80. n A p.;,.a.,.h;.
less than forty years olo' mas oao fourteen mus.
VS =, '.rs.v, I'D sia;ohSr;o;ne +hst
woman has had
Mps JouN SHxpwoon. Who il a mistress At
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department. repudiates the etiquette which de-
mands that lady should bow to gentleman
before he can presume to bow. She says il is an
English custom which has no rights that society
in America is bound 10 respect.
TYR vears elutoh all alike and Queen Vietoria
has fallen into the habit of taking little scst.
n.nsp IN bsr chair. even when visitors ara pres.
emit At such times the royal lady goes through
the same routine Followed oy the most humble
OF ner sup!ec.s. LII asao taas i. u los
ewayins enensiy iro.u e'"e ~ s'uo' sheu sue see
bolt uprignt, opens nel EYES sssy M.oe ana a.
snmes an appeafau'o " kfoss in'einsenoo ano
aiertness.
In 1865 Jenny Lind In Edinburgh visited
uus,e ssllers in Prince street The attendants.
.,:s ..s -,
ayoung "an' asAeu ne' - eno "su e'o' ueaso
Jenny Lind. The singer replied In the amrmar
tive, ana ner,en assee n ne na1 nss.o .ne
vsrv h;sh nr;cs Of the tickets kent them IA,
beyond his income She asked him to play an
accompaniment 20 tue song .nicu sne neio 10
her hand. He did So and as the close the singer
saying, NOW you nave neafo Jenny h'nd'
walked ouL
THE present German Empress is the fifth En-
c,;sb nr;ncase Who has held that rank. This
s'sA
others were Edgyto' daughter Oh EDWARD 'ne
Elder, wife of Otto !; Gunhild, daughter OF
| Knut wife of Henry III Of Germany; Matilda
the link between the Norman and PIantageneI
| dynasiies, wife OF Henry or Germsny. and
Isabella. daughter OF King John. wife OF Fred
n.d r.rssss -ss d,rsct ancestor Of thu LAT.
Prince Consort of England, and therefore Of
the present German Empress
SOME time ago County Clerk King. or Sag
| NAV. Mich. announced he would give the firsi
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