The Indianapolis journal., 1889-07-03

each beam is heart. The relics are un-
doubtedly authentic.
Mrs. AMELIE RIvEs- -CHANLER, who is
with her husband in London, intends to
take apartments in Paris and enter the art
school of Cola Rossi and study. At present
she is writing q book about the children
employed In mills. She may stay abroad
for several years.
The Prince of Wales, beside holding on
to his place at court, turns an honest
buy specimens of his short-horns and
Southdowns, and either put them to grass
or send them ringing down the grooves of
prlmogeniture as heirlooms.
CARICATURIsT MAST has joined the
staff of Time and will be semi-independent,
as Time has now come to be. Mast has
been successfully Republican, Muewump,
Democrat, and he seems to threaten re-
turn to his old faith. His work for the
Democratic national committee was done
with apparent good will.
brick" PoMERoY looks old and trifle
worn. though his blue eye is still keen and
his back fat. You may know him ordi-
narily by his broad, determined face, blue
frock coat and slouch hat, exchanged for a
broad -brimed straw in summer. He lives
In Brooklyn with his second wife and
family of young children.
Miss HELEN GLADSTONE, the president of
Newman College, Cambridge. makes
statement calculated to create tumult
among the married men who take the op-
poslte view. Miss Gladstone says: The
full cultivation of womens intellectual
powers has no tendency to prevent them
from properly discharging domestic duties"
THE eldest daughter of the Prince of
oil 1oi 10 20, &c e. 80
said to have but little claim to good looks.
Her face is long and angular. but. the ex-
preston is pleasing. Of the three princesses
the youngest is the prettiest. They all
dress alike and are very quiet in public,
but are vivaciOus enough when by them
selves.
AMONG the ministers who travel with the
Shah is MOhammed Hassan Khan Ekbalus
Saltane. He is chief of the press He not
only supervises all publications in Persia,
but himself edits four papers-the Ivan, the
Eltela, the Echo of Persia, and the il
lustrated Scherew. He has also written
some histories, and conducts bureau for
the translation of European books and pa
pers into Persian.
THE Empress of Germany has an army of
seamstresses. but ii Is her delight to preside
over and assist in the manufacture of her
children's garments. She is person of
great taste, and generally picks her own
and her children's hats to pieces and makes
them over. after receiving them from a re-
nowned French mOdiste. She is also an
adept in fine embroidery in both white and
colOrs, and is as Industrious as many a
woman of limited means.
OVER half century ago Joseph Conk-
ling and Maria Tuttle were neighbors ard
lovers, living with their parents near Ba-
ha &c 4
not run smooth with them. 1t was the old
story of the penniless suitor. The disap-
pointed lovers went their respective ways
and found other cOnsOrtS. from whom in
the course of time they were parted by
death. After many years of separation the
Old-time lovers met again by chance and
| the happy sequel is told in the announce
ment of their nuptials.
DURING the presidency of Rutherford B.
Hayes, he and Mrs. Hayes were visiting the
family of Mr.. A. ID. Shepard, at Scotch
Plains, N. j. Greatly to the delight of
parents and pupils, Mrs. Hayes was per-
| suaded to visit the public school. When
| the time came. for some reason of discipline,
| one of the lads was debarred from attend
ing. Mrs. Hayes heard of this. and with
| the kindly spirit for which she was noted,
| seriously with the discipline of the school
| she would prefer. as q personal favor, to
have the little fellow present. and her wish
| was complied with.
| SERGIUS SCHEvITCH. the socialist editor,
| who has had two days renewed fame be-
cause of a report that he had inherited a
great fortune in Russia, has been the sub
ject of more romantic gossip than most
! New Workers.. Schevitch is a handsome,
| high-bred looking man, who might easily
be the Russian prince he is credited with
being. He lives more comfortably than
most of those active in the socialistic pro-
paganda. and in tastes and education is
distinctly superior to most of his asso-
| ciates. His wife is well-born and ex-
! tremely beautiful Russian woman, who
| figured years ago in case that excited
the curiosity of all Europe.