Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-05
JOURNAL ENTRIES.

u. B. Davis, of Columbus, o., threw
away fortune when he invented the loco
cnt it,
The libraries of Harvard university con-
tain the phqtograph Of, Of every graduate of
of over 26cG0 pictures.
Rev, Mr.: .Cheekbones, in, Puck: Use
BreIs ben PTaf,fb de mnsGy }Cn fo o4P f9
eyebrow, Haiielujah,'' - W ' VI ''''
Rsy Jan, Jnasq9 p D. pastor Of the
ifs had 9acapisd the pupii, Of f 9hqt Church
the greatest preacher in Boston.
Judge noar was one Of the last Of the
of its size in America, and probably no
town of its size in the world, ever held,
at one time so many men =, OF of genius as
thorne and Thoreau.
1t is gratfyinE ts learn that although
in store for them, Not only has he left
his memoirs; but also complete but as
Lights" Besides this there are two nm
Ives and "The Lord Justice Clerk"
The little town of Albion, y. Y, has
the honor of having one of the most beau
tiful church ediices IN the country, erect
his fd BY nqTs The H. chnreh Is n Of S o Hi
English Gothic architecture. and cost $50
900. Facing the street Is memorial win
dow upon which is the original conception
Of a life-sze figure of Christ. by Wilson.
The window cost 5000 and the organ
Mrs. Richard Croker, the wife of the ex-
king of Gotham. is big woman whom
some call handsome. She. is dignihed and
pose and ease of manner, though the fam
lily tac,iturnity Is noticeable when she is
versation is as diplomatic and guarded es
the wife OF the eN-ringleader would needs
sides over her beautiful home and her
seven sturdy olive branches with much
grace.
Boston has a city ordinance which re-
The human form is displayed in, tights. for
license committee before being dis
Ragsa agsaer oas eompa9spa 0paar
his paper" was objected TO. re-
Gently and demanded that the committee.
make the same order With regard to the
pictures of Julia Marlowe in "Viola'' and
Ada Rehan in "Rosalind" when they ap-
City, Mish;' recently, when Catholics and
An &c a % tents g9as g s
plus Win be HIevoted 70 charity This was
Protestan!s and Roman Catholics are
tian charity. on the stage We're six Cath
Ollie priests, and twelve Protestant min
listers, besides 100 representative citizens
of many different creeds. Nathan b. Brad
ley, ex7congressman, presided.
A writer in the North American Review
cries out n protest against the Injustice
done the American cat, as illustrated In
the recent decision of a Maryland court
that a cat Is a wild animal and not recog-
nlzed by the law as property. Says he:
But that tame cat is wild animali
That the creature that has to take the
leAklnLA
the door for wanting, that; that has rid the
premises of mice and rats; that the gentle
purry pet of many nursery-albeit some
what misused as to its tail: that the hero
of many a night battle; the sharer of many
4 hermit's vigil that the possessor of nine
may be legally seized by any dog that
runs, is travesty on American Justice"
Omaha, Neb., Feb 4.-The Omaha coun-
ell, Knights of Laoor In general session to.
night adopted a memorial to Nebraska's
delegation demanding their
uncompromising hostility to the Fl anciAI
plans suggested By the presidents message.
They declared their emphatic opposition.