Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-02
PEOPLE WE HEAR ABOUT.

The ear of Russia is devourer of mod
ern tiction ana reads with facil ty move : in
| Russian. ~ 80
The king of the Belgians makes only one
appearance at public worship in the course
on, OIL tne year, This is on the day which
Mr.. A.. j, Balfour is seldom seen in the
lobDy OF the house Of commons and to-
wards strangers adopts certain reserve
of manner which breaks down entirely up-
on intimate acquaintance,
Inc Marquess of Lorne, although the hus-
pahd OF the Princess Louise, is. in the
saribeG SIq oInG,al ia R44Pers ne Is invariably de-
called the Marques Of Lorne."
ca1ra Artists, ,Ss, IL Is said are short lived be-
| put an argument favorlng the longevity az
PS.htrrs Hr :, Is provided not only by our own
arian-.but by three German artistSNSei fSt-
der, Achenbach and Menzel-Nho aIi COLI
stHi oFdte @ their SON birthdays this year ana are
When the poisonous atmosphere of sum
nashSG tbe Vo tiSonns hons threatens the prisoner OF
Nilla Pio, situated at the eastern end '.,f nf
tla ttf Na'iean gardens, This is a very small
house is kihaSsG Pqi @ as as The terrace Of the
breeze breeze that happens to visit the capitalI
curing ne heated term, the inconyeniences
Much Of the queens good health is owinr
70 edrstnl dieting. Every morning between
naTa n iasi ailu luncheon at O'clock she
never iails 10 have nourishing little re
past OF soup and glass OF Wine or an e.,r.
ueato,.tl oeaten up with milk, Besides this. sbS
etdiS ae oia vybTs Ifkes small liquor glass Of very
alhner; Beef at one meal. If not al an5tbt
er IS dally placed upon the royal table and
south Wales boasts Two immSn.y. ia,
~e5ithy ladies', one a spinster and the other
wealthier than the a'"I9i Ia robo Oh MarEami is
Coqtts' and some used to say in the lime
ot o. her father, Mr., Talbot, NJ r., that She She
pIlnceiy IN her generosity towards ali Ioc1
ahrgiatdkihgs reiatiKa S % ana CHARITIES Mrs Grenfei,
Grenfell, Is the second most weaitbv iaHH,,, w,
" South Wales. She owns a great nan
ot Tha me hhondda coal fields. '''''
LOVING fo stoek-the late peer was a rsn6woed
iilta i1A IumtsrSthe nra present Lord Portsmo ill.,
IN any of its branches. He lets H. SPorl P%,
sSttretch stre OF trout stream that runs throItlG
ln,, nts aut,iui estate at Hurstbourne, ana he
nov, now rarely hunts or shoots. Instead he is
specially Interested in some of the sniaI
Is ishG nauar ulr Meiary questions of the day, ami
nt;ns rs never more at home than when coatTib.
monthly reviews He. ar and u indesed fae iei9iding ii
nowned members foS OF the Yallop family, are are re RE
toward social interiors. The earl y .4tI,neIa
thhe plhk or courtesy and he never epttyys
mav sne e6be'age b t, on tenant, however humble ID
A curious coincidence has been iipaar,to,
"a y connection with Prince Bismarck ~
ne herman ,e,S,ehancellor, and an ancestor oS
soldier OF fortune about two aud AN ~ y
centuries ago. Prince Bismarck was ndil tbl
many az the close of the France -GerG,aer- Ger-
gbf, h Wniie r m ms ancestor was largely respon.
Iss4 AIp,,stns ~ eSssloh E9o years before In
y Lorraine and B.rgundy on behalf of ffuihs ths
Z fteineh KING, and took part in the BATHS Il,s
the French The province TemaiSade iSaGe 10 10
trehen aenrad hanas sd for oyer POO years until re-
of the deseendapr3i dr3i"sp ~ ne
nan Who had had SO important a sbsra'i ne
It's absorption by France. snare In