The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-05-21
MEN AND WOMEN.

Ter never drinks malt liquors. Porte
is too strong for him, anyway.
There are those who say that P
NJ. g. following John Wanamaker'
name means Perceive My Goodness
Allen Thorndike Rice, ministe
to Russia, will leave for his post thi.
week. Mr.. Rice is a scholarly
travelled gentleman and he will be a
home in st. Petersburg.
Robert Blaine, brother of Score
tary Blaine, wants to be recorder Of
deeds for the district of Columbia.
Don't make any bets against his at
tainment of the place.
The Paris newspapers have
stuck hyphen into the name of the
new American minister. They put
it Mr.. Whitelsw-Reid. That seems
to them to be English, you know.
Senator Quay will vote in favor
of the Pennsylvania Prohibitory
amendment. He says he regards the
question ''as one of morals and not of
politics" 1t goes without sa, ing
that Quay regards question of poll
tics as not one of morals.
TO the Queen of Italy belongs
tie credit of re-establishing the manu-
facture of Burapo lace. The indus
try had almost wholly died out. The
Queen found an old woman who
knew the stitch and had her teach a
number of younger women. The re-
suit is that Burano lace has again be-
come source of large revenue to the
people of Burano.
Since the rejection of Abram S.
Hewitt by the common people of New
York that worthy gentleman has
thrown himself bodily into the arms
of the British aristocracy. When last
heard from he was at Blenhein, the
guest of the Duke of Marlborough.
1t is said that he contemplates pur-
chasing an estate in England and es-
tablishing a shooting-box.
The fact that Secretary Blaine
has been invited to accompany Presi.
dent Harrison on both Of the latter's
junketing trips down the Potomac is
suggestive. 1t either means that they
like to be in the same boat, or that
Mr.. Harrison does not lise to leave
the administration within the resch of
Blaine's grip while he himself sails the
sea.
Mrs. Howell, of Albany, n. Y,
addressed the lower house of the Con-
necticut legislature in favor of the |
Woman-Sufrage amendment. One
point made by her was greeted with
warm applause. She said: "a gen.
tleman in New York told me that We
women are angels and ought not to
come under the influence of cOntami-
hating associations. But were angels
ever SO sorely needed in New York
politics as at present ?"
During the last twenty-five years
Queen Victoria has capture Az
agricultural prizes with stock from
Ter Windsor farms. She takes great
interest In cattle shows and is a good
Judge OF Shorthorns and Jerseys, At
on Abergeldie farm and at
Osborne she has herds of cattle
'orthy a royal owner. The park at
Osborne is now stocked with a pic.
uresque herd of West Highland CAT
lie. 1t is strange that Victoria, fond
f cattle as she is, should care but lit
lie for horses. She does not even adj
nire pony of brandy.
Says the Washington CORES
'ondent of the Baltimore American
'Ex-Secretary of State Blyard is re-
'orted to be engaged to Miss Mary
Wiling Clymer. No formal announce
lent of the engagement has yet been
made, and the friends of both Mr..
'ayard and Miss Clymer are ex-
remedy reticent, though the engage
lent is not denied. Miss Clymer is
ne daughter of the late DR.. Clymer,
the navy. She is quite wealthy,
ttractive and highly accomplished. ,
liss CIymer resides with her mother
} roomy, old-fashioned mansion Oh
[ street near Sixteenth, adjoining tie
ssidences of Judge Bancroft Davis
nd George Bancroft. Mr.. Bsyard
ill close his house ON Highland Ter.
nee next week. The house and NEST
{ its furniture are soon to be sold at
ublic auction.
Deafness Can't be Cured