St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-12
MEN AND WOMEN.

Han Quay, China's richest banker. is
said to be worth the incredible sum of
nearly $4,000. 100000. If ever China gets
senate he'll get there.
Ex-senator William M. Evarts has
just rounded out three-quartefs of CEN
fury of life. He is less active in the
pursuits OF his profession than formerly,
and spends much OF his time at his Yer
mont farm.
Queen Victoria has declined, 1t is said,
to use her influence for or against the
threatened invasion of crinoline. TO
be queen Of the realm of fashion has lit
tie temptation for the empress of Great
Britain and India.
Marshy N. Lyles is the name Of
colored woman of Sylvania, Ga, who
thinks she has neglected her education
long enough. Marshy. who is over
seventy years OF age, started in as a
pupil in local school a few days ago.
The only two natives of Colorado in
the house of representatives of that
state are Harry Sims. of Arapah0e, who
was the first white child born in Pueblo,
and Celestino Garcia, who represents
Conejos county and who is of Mexican
parentage
George Yerkes. of Philadelphia, is the
pOssessOr of sword and pair of gold
link cuff buttons that belonged to Gen.
Howe, who commanded the British
forces at Germantown. Gen. Howe
left the place in such hurry that he
forgot to take them with him.
Watari Kitashima. Japanese Har-
ward student, said the other day in an
address in Boston that 1.-THE Japanese of
today are suffering from religious dys-
pepSia-they have had so many kinds
stuffed into them" He seems to have
been trying to describe variety of
wind dyspepsia.
Mrs. Russell Harrison had intended
to remain with the president up to the
1st of March, but, OH account of her
little girls attack of scarlet fever, will
take the latter away this week, so that
every precauti0n can be taken to eX-
terminate the disease germs before little
Ruth is taken to the White house.
Lady Florence Dixie makes a suggeS-
ton to women suffragistS. She adro-
Gates bit Of deception on the part of
women who yearn to vote. 1t is to don
the masculine garb at the time of regis
tering, to register as a male citizen, and
then. on the day of voting, to ''imper
s0nate" again one of the stern sex.
Mr.. Cleveland's secretary of war will
select station for Maj. Halford.
1t is not generally believed that Mr..
Gl,Ustopa sm0I-as hiIt hn 6onc If ic
true that he draws the line at cigar
cite.
The Chinese emperor had 260 pairs of
boots made for himself some time ago.
The Queen of Italy. once one of the
most beautiful girls in the kingdom, is
now one of its handsOmeSt women.
Miss Mary Conant. living near Roch-
ester, Y. Y, has managed her fathers
farm ever since his death, some four
years ago, and made 1t pay well.
Mrs. Everett. the wife of a master
drayman of New Orleans, is one of the
best veterinary surgeons in the city.
She takes no pay for her services, but
does the work out of love for animals.
Banker W. S. Ladd, OF Portland, Or,
one OF the WealthieSt men in that state,
carries in his pocket 10-cent piece
which is a part of the first two "bitS"
he ever earned; that WAS back in the
early fttleS.
g. A Denver housewife has an Indian
princess doing her homework. The
young woman Is the doughter of a Paw
nh of in. IiSE &c
Rose Howell. She Was student for
many years at the Carlisle school.
At the marriage of Mahmud PaSha
Reaz, governor of the Suez canal. to the
daughter of the late Pasha Rassim, in
Cairo, lately, the groom'S father enter
tanned the European guests at a feast
that cost S125, 900.
The new president of Hamilton col
lege, DR.. Mclancthon w. Stryker, is the
first one of the alumni of that iuStltu-
ton 10 hold such position in his alma
mater, although fourteen of her gradu-
ates have filled presidential chairs i'll
other colleges.
Col. John NJ. Adams. of the Portland
Argus, says that Maine has had at least
two public men who were the SuDeriOrS
of Blaine intellectually. He had in
mind George Evans and William Pitt
FeSSenden.
Now that Prof. Henry Preserved
Smith has been vlndicated by the board
of trustees of Lane seminary, it is said
by some of his intimate friends that he
has thought of again offering his resig-
nation. and insisting that it be accepted,
in order to secure peace in the church.