The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-07-29
PURELY Personal.

Queen Victoria i, it /. said. especially
skilled IN making omeiets, Will. III.
Princess OF Wales eNcels in making tea
and buttered toast
Mrs. Ormi-ton Chant, the well.knox,
preacher. SAYS she has oftiriated in
churches of all denominations except
the church Of England and the Roman
Catholic Church.
Miss Roalte Cox Of the English F,Ik
Lore Society has made the int.rrstin,
discovery that the story Of Cind.rell,
has been told IN $40 different way. and
that 1t appears in the oldest literature
Of Egypt and India.
senator Stewart il visiting Mexico 10
LOOK after the working OF his silver min,
| @t Hacatacas. Before returning 10 Wash
Ih2toh IN the late autumn his family will
maxi an extended western trip. nclui.
ing stay at the Worlds Fair.
When Queen Victoria left Florence,
she rejolced the heart oi At l.n-, n,..
woman. LAZY Colnaghi, the vii, ni tb.
British Consul, was presented bv her
with bracelet bearing in blue enamel
her initial and the motto Honi sol, mi
NAL pense."
Queen Christina Of spain believe. ,b,,
children could be much better and ea.,.r
managed II each mother were allowed |
10 punish not her own, but her nclyh |
hor children. Ii instead Of punish "
the "ori correct were substituted. tn.
notion would not be half bad.
kotaro Sakura, payma-ter OF the Jan.
ahe5e navy, who l. now in Chicago. /.
on his way to England. where he viii
take charge OF new war vessel built hy
a British firm for the Mikado Mr. "a.
kura VIII at once convey the vessel To
Toxic where it will be- placed in com
mission.
George Vanderbilt has bought 200oo
acres more Of land in the PM
Beds district OF North Carolina ne,,
AshvilIe and near the residence Of HiII
wye. Mr.. Vanderbilt will establish ON
IA ne" purchase the most complete and
Extensive game preserves in tn. rni,aJ
states II Mr.. Nye can be- kept off I'm.
premises. The NanderbIlt- now own
1900 acres in North Carolina. l.
Henry II. Faxon of Quincy. Mass II
he mp acable f." Of liquor selling has /
0uiPiIed with tine Bay State law and d
l'eH with the Secretary Of State his ar.
cunt OF Legislative expenses. The |
mount ~ $500; there are two tom. ! n
My, and one reads: For di4tributi,,,, I
literature calculated To inRuenc. the .,,,7 '
M, impractlcahle and cowardly Ico;s. :,
AZURE to repeal or Radically amend th. i
bsurd drunk Law Of 1891, $50" " Ii
Uncle" Henry Martin, for fortv.fv,
ears the college jantor OF the Univar. f.
NY OF Virginia, claims 10 be n Ineal do b
nendant OF Jefferson, the founder nf Tho ~
nlverslty. Though he cannot road ,nJ II
me he explains to visitors the orrat to
icture, " The School Of Athens +" in ,lo 4
uhiic hall, naming without a mi.taka u
ie 'reek 7agcs therein depicted from
Iato to DIogencs. He knows all abnn, =,
ne library, 1t is said, and It's fine nnrs ~
ats and statues. f''- ~
j. d. Garrison and W. J. O,Con,.lt -, re
ne International railway survey h,ya pa
~ returned t. Washington after an ~ &c
resting expedition into Central ami Dir
'uth america on the work of the su,.
": They have been gone since Anil r.,
WI, ana have traversed the coun,,, l.;
pm tHuahor north through CoIombia ~
" l-thmu- Of Panama and Costa p;"n VI
Han Jose, with an alternate ron,a >" ~
irthaeena, Columbia. They repnrt ,bn r..
l - line practicable TO build at reason. ha
lie expense. ne