St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-07-28


The ear has anon9 hb hooseho14
IN understudy. singularly He hin II
appearance, who Ghow6 hfea 9 -
windows Of railway eaxziages and -
like when his impssial 1ajssty doesu1o
wish to disturb hmasl1
MIRA Hannah Bedo11, Who did at
Hampstead, L. L, The other day, aged
80 years. leaves eight ehildren, forty
grandcAildren, ninety-aeven great
grandchildren, 34s dssee1dautsin an
Since his recent attack Of the grip
the czar has betrayed syDpEoms Of
permanent affection ol the lungA He
win probably make hA imperial resi-
dence 1T Kiev, where the elimate 10
more favorable thap at st. Petezsbug.
The duchess Of Narlbwou9h has
entered into possession Of the. Deep
deene, Lord Francis Hopes estate near
Dorking. 1t noble owner calls It
ssbeastly hole, ," bat = willing to accopt
Ga, 600 year for 1t IRON the American
duchess.
Mime. LIE Fayre, who Is lecturing in
New York on dress, says that men with
classic features should 60 clean-shaven-
Al for women, they shoald dreM with
true art, and they should b living,
animated pictures. So0e Of them are
pictures chromns-
During his FIRST campaign for e0n-
gress Representative sAcKeighan, Of
Nebraska, who was liviDG. in . sod
house 1t the time Of his nominstipn,
travelled ten thousand miles. visiting
every settlement of his big distri6k in
order to mako himeelf known to the
voters.
Walter Besant Is hunting for an old
book entitled ''The ShoetAsler Of Jeru-
salem," which WA publibhed in Oar
lington, England, In 17se He i anx-
ious to obt.in copy Of II for the reaaon
that it contains IN account Of . visit Of
the Wandering Jew to the town Of Hull
in 1909.
Mrs Humphrey Ward says that be-
fore she finished her first novel she was
seized with writer's cramp and that
every word Of the novel had to be die
tated to shorthand writer. She has
since recovered the use Of her hand.
Mrs Ward often rewrites . page TWEEN
~ times before she Il satisfied with the
result.
There is woman in 6iflEA known
rs Princess Tom who is very rich. She
at ono time had three husbands, but
has become Christianised and has dis
charged two. She il IN extensive
trader, Is known all over Alaska, and
wears upon her arm thirty gold brsce-
lets made out Of twenty dollar gold
pieces
Rev. F. E. Clark, the ogigineto1 n
the Christian Endeavor n,ovement, is
generally known - s'Father Endesycr"
Clark. The name originated - huge
joke. he says 1T was given ma by an
old schoolmate, who possessed . re-
marl<able propensity for pnnning ON
names He took the initial letters Of
my name, and from these ogigin1ted
the name Father Endeavr Clark.n
--Gladstone's physician. succeeding
the late Sir Andrew Clark, Il Dr.. s. II.
Habershon, . prsetitionerabout thirty.
Ave, whom Sir Andrew introduced to
Mr.. Gladstone. His career has been
brilliant and honors have come thick
upon him Aside from the demand mp
ON his profesaional services, he snd his
wife are sought for their musical tai.
ents- He il quiet, kindly and SYM
pathetic.
M. Jules Oppert has written .
paper embodying his reeearchss into
the documents relating to the dsstEuc-
tion Of the Temple at Jerusalem N.
Oppert is led to the concfusion that the
temple was destroyed either o. Sam
day corresponding to 3oth of February,
or ON Tuesday corresponding to our
I'd Of March, in the year $3.50 A. N.
The siege began In Jaanary, 50 b G.
(4s47 A. NJ, and tho. sit1 was taken On
Friday, July -, $50 b G. (le4eh IN the
nineteenth year Of tAs reign of King
Nebuchsdnexx1I.