The Indianapolis journal., 1895-10-06

floor Of the same edince was the marine
shop OF Krook. in which such terrible
events afterwards happened
Very few pedestrians who have passed
by the Pilgrim Church, In the new Kent
road. are aware that IL is the oldest non
conformist building in London. 1t was
theirs. who sailed in the Mayfiower and as
a thorough restoration is shortly contem-
plated Il Is The intention of the vestry
OF the descendants Of the pilgrim fathers
in America -
Lady Jeune's article in a popular period
ical, on cycling, has attracted considerable
attention I'm view OF the fact that the
writer is the wife of the well-known judge
OF the probate, divorce and admiralty divi-
sion of the High Court of Justice and also
because she is popular in the highest so
Saees anu an autnorlty on sociai questions.
She says she thinks that boomers have
no advantage whatever over short, well cut
skirts while the former, in her opinion,
are less comfortable and less graceful TO
the writer has tried them Lady Jeune
further claims that woman is not made
she does she becomes ugly and mis-
shapen."
Sister Mary Regis who has done so much
to establish the lace industry of Youghal,
Ireland. is dead. She designed some really
magnificent pieces of lace work. including
the splendid lace fan which was presented
by Earl Crewe to the Duchess OF York
upon the occasion of her marriage two
years ago. Sister Regis also designed the
wonderful lace fiounce which was made
for her Royal Highness when she was about
TO marry the late Duke OF Clarence. This
vent at Youghal the presentation not
having occurred
In Lady Colin Campbelrs Realm, this
week, Gertrude Atherton has an article in
which she makes vigorous defense of
Americans. especially American girls. an
answer to the papers recent attacks She
says that the paper judges Americans by
the vulgar thousands who rush to Eu7
rope to spend their newly-made dollars and
by the pepper girls who cross their leg
let's and eat candy in the reading rooms
of the Grand or Metropolitan"
The funeral of Mackenzie. the famous
'whip'' Of Colchester, took place during the
week He was preminent in the coaching
people in the United States as having taxi
en- over batch of English coaches TO
the worlds fair.
At the national temperance congress- at
Chester, on Friday, letter from the Right
Hon. w. z. Gladstone was read and IL
has caused quite a fiutter in the temperance
world. Mr. Gladstone wrote that he does
not believe in local option, of which, he
adds. he has only poor opinion. He spoke
favorably of the Gothenburg system; hinted
licenses deserves trial. and was en-
phatic in asserting that the holder of a
license is the only person in regard to
whom word regarding compensation ought
ever to be mentioned.
entitled Beauties OF the Later Victorian
Era" will shortly be published. 1t will
contain forty pictures OF acknowledged
paintings and will include the Princess of
Wales. the Duchess of York. the Duchess
of Sutherland the late Duchess of Lem
and Mrs. Geo. N Curzon. formerly Miss
Mary Letter as IT'S chief features
The Daily News to-day announced that
it rs assured upon good authority that
the Marquis of Salisbury has definitely re-
solved to appoint new poet laureate
and that he will be found in the ranks
OF Journalism 1t is supposed to mean Sif
Edwin Arnold, author of The Light of
ASIA" etc.
A number of naval attaches. including
Commander w. S. Cowaes. of the United
States embassy, with other guests, made
a trial trip to the mouth of the river
Thames to-day on board the torpedo de-
strcyer Sokel which the Yarrow Ship
building Company built for Russia The
Sekel which Is said to be the fastest YES
sci afioat. at previous trial made thirty
and a q1arter knots per hour. Under half
inch pressure to-day she reached speed
of twenty-six and three quarter knots. No
attempt was made to drive her al full speed.
~ 9.
Princess Kaiulania, of Hawaii, accom-
panied by Mr.. Cleghorn, her father, ar
rived here from the continent to-day.