The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-09-08
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pointed cashier OF the New York most
office at salary Of $500 a year.
Governor Russell Of Massachusett
has long been noted as an equestrian
and now he is gaining renown as an ex
pert bicycle rider.
Bishop Joseph Rademacher has beer
transferred by the Pope from Nashville
Tenn, to Fort Wayne, Ind, which i
considered a more important position.
Having completed his Prince Of In
dla, General Wallace has plans for an
other story already taking shape, but il
will probably take him several years t.
complete it.
80 valuable are her Jewels that Mrs
Potter Palmer never attends ball q,
party Of any kind to which she wear,
them without private detective to form
a part OF her escort.
The monument erected over the grave
Of the poet, James Gates Percival, at
Hazel Green, Wis.,, through the efforts
OF the faoulty of Yale College and few
others will soon be unveiled.
Miss 0sgood OF BROOKLYN is the only
American woman who has been admit
ted to work in the Seyres factory at Yer
sallles. She worked there for a wear.
and now reproduces the same work.
General Menotti Garibaldi, son OF the
Italian patriot, and his wife celebrated
their silver wedding few days AGO in
Rome. They received congratulations
from friends OF the family in all parts Of
Italy. -
Mrs. Cleyeland's tastes in iewelry are
very simple. Although she owns a num-
Der OF rings, she rarely wears any except
her wedding ring. A favorite ornament
on dress occasions is beautiful diamond
star, which was one Of her wedding gifts.
Lady Wimbourne, the brightest and
cleverest OF all the sisters Of Lord Ran
dolph Churchill, is considered the source
from which the erratic politician derives
his inspiration, as he is not credited
with great amount OF brains of his
own.
Mary W. Lee, who was known through
out the Second Corps Of the Army Of the
Potomac as Mother Lee" died in Phil |
ldelphia recently. During the war Of
ne Rebellion she was volunteer field |
lurse, serving at the front without nav.
md 1t was there that she was affection
Itely nicknamed by the soldiers Mother
.Ae."
Mrs. Pierce, the sister of the poet
4ongteilow, has presented to the Maine
historical Society the house in which
Ier brother lived during his youth. II
the oldest brick structure in Portland.
he property is valued at s25, 900, and
irs. Pierce requires that the rooms shall |,
9 forever kept as Longfellow's Memo
ial Rooms"
Barnes Greeley, the only surviving
rother OF Horace Greeley, lives at the /
&c OF 70 years on the old Greeley home
lead at Chappaqua. He is described
y recent lady visitor as tall, loosely
United, shambling Of gait, with snowy
air and beard. mild blue eyes, peaceful
Isage and tongue that is the nearest
pproach to perpetual motion yet dis
,vered. IL
Misc Lizzie Green Of Detroit seems TO
the sensational beauty Of the CONT
ant Just now. The story goes that at
le wedding festivities the Queen Of It.
y had her nephew sent away on mill r
ny service to keep him out Of the way
the pretty American. The Roman
'opkeepers display photographs OF Miss
reen standing beside the Young Count = !.
Turin.
Mr.. Gladstone is to make a progress
Scotland during the autumn, and he 1
II be the guest Of Lord Breadalbane at v
'ymouth Castle, of Lord Rogebery al p
ilmeny and OF Sir Charlea Tennant at
e Glen. The longest visit is to be paid n
George Armistead. Mr. Gladstone d
u also be the guest Of his nephew, Sir q q
nm Gladstone, at Fasque House, Kin =
rdlneshire, for a few days stay.