Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-07-24
Personal MENTION.
General Early VIII Be Orator at the I'm
yelling Of the jackson Monument.

General Early VIII BE Orator at the I'm
yelling OF the jackson Monument.
Patti repents dyeing her hair, since
red hair has gone out of fashion.
Tennyson has been greatly benefited
by his cruise IN the English Channel.
Octave Thanet, the novelist, is Alice
French IN priyasfsiLe. She is an Iowa
Emin Pasha is about to send a scien-
tific expedition e. the Mountains OF the
Moon. -
The King Of D pmark tops Qseen Vic
toria by one yeaf as the senior sovereign
Of Europe.
Mark Twain is in Paris. As he cannot
write French, the gay city is open to con-
CALCULATIONS.
Despite Mrs. Stoves falling mental
powers her physician thinks she may
live many years.
The latest story is that Andrew Car
negie desir. s to run for Parliament in
the next English election.
Uncle Jerry Rusk in his new role OF
weather prognosticator will henceforth
be known as the Prophet jeremiah.
1t was John Bright who said that Eng
land would remain monarchy until she
had Prince unworthy OF her throne.
Henry George is hard at work on his
answer to the P0pe's recent encyclical
dealing with the land question and So
cialism.
John Sherman is the only remaining
United States Senator who sat in that
| body during Hannibal iIamlin's term in
its chair.
Judge Il. A, Hill, Judge for the North
ern district of Mississippi, will soon re
tire He was appointed by President
Johnson, and is 81 years old.
Goethe wrote Charlotte Won Stein 900
letters in ten years. When a man OF
letters goes in for the tender passion
how he does squander his ink
Colonel Tom Ochiltree is credited with
matrimonial designs upon the daughter
of Colonel North, the nitrate king, who
has - 800, 900 III her own right.
The very good picture OF Mrs. O'Shea
printed in one OF the weeklies gives an
impression of cold, fair woman, with
a great deal of blonde hair and nerve.
Rochefort is to have his sentence re
! mitted and to be free to return to Paris.
| Constans thinks that he has been pun
ished enough for having brought Bou-
hanger into pubic notice.
Whittier is qgoted as saying the other
day that there were times when 1t seemed
to him thai he must take up his pen and
/ write, but that he felt that he had done
enough, and that his work was really
completed.
A. NJ. Henry owns the farm upon
which the first battle of Bull Run was
| fought, and owned it at the time OF the
| fight file was away from home, but his
mother was lihef in her bed by shell
from Federal battery.
William Miller Of CRANKY, Mass, is 60
years Of age, has not been 100 rods from
/ his home in eleven wears and has all his
| life slept IN the same bed. He has a
| touch OF heart disease, and fears any
change will cause instant death.
Dom Pedro, who has gone to Vjchy to
take the waters, will probably return to
England about the middle of next month,
when he is to reside for few weeks at
! Bushy Park, which has been placed at
his disposal by the Due de Nemours.
James Campbell of Philadelphia, who
was a member OF President Pierce Cab
met is the Oldest living Cabinet officer
II IA ne cou r-IsEAM Though nearly so years
Old, he nlaWgs asa.,-1.,,e l,a streets daily.
His Interest IN pilblic affairs is unabate,.
| General Jubai A. Early has accepted
the invitation of the monument COM
mittee TO be the orator on the occasion
OF the unwilling OF the Jackson monn-
ment at Lexington, Va, on July q. His
subject will be the military achievements
and character of StonewaIl" Jackson.
Mrs, John Drew, the aged actress, oc-
cupled a box in a Philadelphia play
house the other evening. She must have
had some interesting recollections if she
allowed her mind to wander back over
the great stretch Of time that has elapsed
since she herself first drew an audience
t. a Quaker City theate..
Athanasius, or Anastance, the brigand,
who with hall 4 dozen followers captured
a train in Turkey recently. is an ex-res-
| taurant waiter. described as about 50
years old and very handsome, dressed
with scrupul0us care and most graceful
anu gallant III his treatment of the la
dies on the train. Not only dramatic,
/ but comic operate.
lie Baron Russell Briggs, the new Dean
OF Harvard University, is known to the
outside public as writer of farces and
conedlettas. which have been published
IN the magazines. He is a man of about
80, and his appointment to the impOr
tant Office Of Dean is an additional indi-
| cation Of the university's new policy Of
putting young men into positions OF re-
sponsibiIity.
distinguished Hind0o travelling in
tins country is Romanji Dinshawji Petit,
who IS one Of the wealthiest as well as
one OF the most famous men OF India.
lie Is a Parsee, millionaire several
times over and known in Asia for his
great works OF philanthropy. The esti-
nation in which he is held at home is
shown by the fact that he has been
knlghted by the Queen for his charities.
Queen Victoria's family circle now
numbers fifty living descendants, includ-
ing sons and daughters, grands0ns and
granddaughters, great grandsons and
great granddaughters. Besides these she
has four sons-in-la law, four daughters-in-
law, five gran sons in-law and one grand
daughtsr-in-law. There have died one
son, one daughter, five grandsons, one
& anddaughter, one great grandson and
one son-in-law.
CRIME AND CRIMINALS.
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