The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-27
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PERSONAL AND iMPERsoNAL

Nine Materna, the celebrated
marriage. The future bridegroom is
her nephew and quite young man.
David Bradley and Capt. William
S. Guyer, brothers-in-law. who Were
married on the same day in Westport,
Conn. in 1915, celebrated their golden
wedding recently. they and their wives
ali being present.
Miss Hester Weymouth, a teacher
who left Windham county, Conn, last
June with only three dollars, walked to
the'fair and took it in thoroughly, has
returned home with a husband and
fifty dollars that she earned herself.
John D. Rockefeller is to build a
$1,000, 600 mansion at Tarrytown on an
estate of 500 acres, for which he is to
pay $780, coo. This land adjoins his
brother Williams country place, which
consists of Si4 acres and 1900, 900
house.
The prince of Wales wears brace
let. So does the duke of Edin burg
xe-CobArg- Gotha, etc. Strange to
say the young war lord. Kaiser Will
helm, also wears one, which is SO fixed
on his wrist that it cannot be removed
unless it is filed Off.
Herr Schettspan, of Friesack. has
called upon Emperor William to be-
come godfather to his latelyborn sew
enth son. according to Prussian custom,
and the emperor has consented. 1t has
been foretold. by the way, that the
kaiser viii himself have seven sons,
and six of them have already material
lied.
Prince Henry, of Prussia, has .
pretty wit. When his imperial brother
William remarked to him recently that
the doctors had ordered him (William)
to try at least months entire change
of air, the prince remarked dryly to the
nomadic kaiser: Better try a month
in Berlin" which is supposed to be his
home.
M. lola, the celebrated French
novelist, thinks that bicycle riding
clears the brain and blood. and is an
aid to mental relaxation to those who
are overworlzed. He thinks one cannot
do much deep thinking while riding a
bicycle, and is therefore especially use
full to over studiouS brains that will not
stop thinking.
Mrs. Charles Stewart Parnell still
lives in the house where her husband
died She has no amusements, no di-
versions, enters into none of the social
- A. l, - T.
and authentic report says is, heart
broken and inconsoia bic over the loss
OF the man she really loved, and with
whom she hoped to consecrate her life.
Mr.. John +. Frye, of New York,
tells the Washington Post that he was
in the capitol on the day John Quincy
Adams died. 81 was close by him
when he fell" says Mr.. Frye, land as
l leaned over him heard him utter his
famous last words: This is the last of
earth; l am content Many thought
he said 4 am composed but he did
not
Mrs. Leland Stanford is personally
supervising extensive changes in her
husbands great ranch at Vina, Cal,
held by her in trust for Stanford uni
versity, to increase it's productiveness
and thereby enlarge the income of the
university. The senator spent much
money on the ranch and carried it on
more like a great park than a farm
Mrs. Stanford has gone to work reso-
lutely to put it on revenue basis, and
relieve the universities temporary en-
barra Ssment for funds.