Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-01-18

MI eaao3 II EiANA4H - -I|HAAAsNAh Nta.sIAA|
after his mining mssfssaia 4sti9rs fmftnF
Edison. the inventor, says be would give
all his fame tO recover his hearing.
A Paris paper speaks Of "Mr Powderhorn,
prendenTof the American RntEhts Of Labor
Mayer Anseim Rothschild. the founder Of
the Rothsch1ld family. began life as a
Banners cierk Fs "n
The shah Of Persia has requested the ladies
Of nls narem 70 iearn the piano and promises
prizes tor proficiency
George bancroft, the American historian,
ano Won Moltke the German warrior, are as
old as the oentury-Sa
Baron de Helm, one Of the chief justices Of
the AustTlab empire has seventeen children,
nine Of whom are girlA
Isaiah v Williamson, the rich old bachelor
OF Philadelphia nap given SlO5,OOO to the
House OF Hefuge IN that city
Pao Yum, president OF the PekiD academy,
is translaU1ng Shakespeare for the benefit Of
youtnrul princes OF the Chinese imperial
bousA-
N mister Pendleton has recovered from bis
paruYle stroke, out is still very weak, and
ii VIII oe months before he will be again in
worEInR order t,.,
Prince Oscar Of Sweden and bis bride have
gone to Carscrona their future residence,
In the south Of sweden They are now
Known a. the Prince and Princess Berna,
dotte .ar Ha rW h-t,
King Leopold Of Belgium recently pur-
chased copy Of Gen Grants book. and he
has recommended the study of American
history In the schoOls and colleges OF his
Kingdom .an.' b. t.I.l' .,.
''Hiny" Molony ths fugitive boodler,
writes from Kome Italy that ne is tired Of
Europe and will 4oou return to Canada An
uneasy -onscieuce IL not a desrauls ira Yelling
companion ..t.. 0a-A
Ihe Duke Of Edinburgh. who is noted for
his StIngIneSs Ia M 5hs habIt OF having his
trocE cuaLs made with removable buttons 80
tnnt the same c'iaI can be used sltheT for
uniform OF cIvtliah drRss a.. .I"r'
Mi Gladstone owns patch OF land on the
Canada, side commanding y splendid view
OF Niagara fails tie wAs asked 70 sell when
the trUsrAc1 I'arE improvements were being
pIanned Unt ,tecllDed WITH thanks
Prince hr5marcR nas ueen much concerned
about nIs private AFFAIRS lately az the Inunda,
tom near arnD swept away three OF nls
largest sswu,Ills IN which several hundreds
OF ~orRrnen we're regularly employed
William Andrews. Of Cambridgeport
Mas viii start from Boston for England
jane IL In the smallest boat that mas ever at
Geinpted Uc cross Gbs Atlantic, 1t will be only
fourteen tees long. i've feet wide and two
feet deep " -" !," tt.l .'-
Archbishop Benson. of Canterbury is a
~ ha Nf
she clergy and adds that he would willingly
lend nis influence to q society for providing
impecunIoUs ministers with 1.-The usetul
sueeds OF iron. - Us t,' rHu
Ex Senator Powell Clayton. Of Arkansas,
has made all ms fortune since the war At
close OF the hosttlItles ne mad hardly dollar
In the world out rented an abandoned Ar
kansas plantation, and in less than ten yearS
had ulade Sl.OUO,OOO
Professor Schmidt. of Gatz university. has
hit upon the plan Of cutting of pieces OF
living sponge and planting them in a suitable
place tD the sea- as II they we're willow twtgs
In this way ne has succeeded at the end Of
three years in producing 4,OOO sponges at a
cost Of S4a
Senator stewart wv owns the house 90
cupied pV the Chinese legation at Washing
ton, mas raised the rent thereon from $4,000
TO SS.OO0 When Minister Chang returns
from Peru he viii probably Seek other quar-
tara Chang Ia financially Chinese giant,
but he has due regard for economy
The King Of Siam has conferred the order
OF the CbulachoclAo on n1s dentist. French
man The decorauon u the least important
OF che four orders OF siam anu II involves
the wearing OF a cone shaped hat OF great
weight on all public occaEonA Recipients
OF the honor are, therefore, not always a.
grateful as they should 10
Anthony J Drexsl. OF Philadelphia, who
P considered the richest banker In the United
Suatsa b . man Of extraordinary Uodesty,
ano u rarely sesn IN public places He IL a
man OF medium Gize. with dark ewes that are
brilliant when be spsakA During banking
hOdTS ne works ~ bard as any OF his cIerls,
ana many Of Dis employes are better dressed
tnRD ne n .--..-., -..,.f.
BAvS Nothing ConoeaIed.
always live 70 that there's nothing to Be-
found out" writes a matron whose honeaa
happy face proclainls her a follower OF her
own advice. This advice ia good for any
walk Of life, and for single az we'll as mar
ried people. But who does not know ono or
moro households in which Don't tell papa
or 1--WE won't mention this 20 your father"
are phrases Of frequent usei What an atmoA
phere Of deceit and equivocation to throw
about child's life, and what must be the
consequence Of such trainingi Some women
are cowardly by nature, and their first in
stinct is to conceal anything which would be
likely to cause themselves TO be reproved or
blamed in any way. Other women become
so because of administered rebukes. We once
knew a man whose pretty little wife never
dared tell him how much she paid for the
new bonnet and gown, even though they
were bought with "the butter and egg
money, !" her own perquisites in the country
where she lived. She usually deducted q GER