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The true Democrat., 1897-03-20
Died

BAkEWEL1-ln New Orleans ill.,,
Monday morning, March Is, 1891 at ::3t,
o'clock, Sophie Eugrnie Cuvillitr wife Of
Rev. y. Gordon BakcwclI, of Trinity
Chapel.
The above things, frauyht us they were
with pain, We're not unexpected, as it was
known that til" heart trouble, from which
Mrs. Bakcwcll ]4ad been, suffering for a
long time was nra:inS elimination. This
"Stlmahlr lady was wrll-known and much
loved here, her husband, having been
tn" rector of Grace Church, in the years
between lS12-lSS4 and ale having moreover
been a frequent visitor here, us her only
surviving child, Mrs. Jos. l.. Golsan is y
resident Of St. FranciSylle.
The funeral service, ut Trinity Chanel
was a most impressive one, Lciny attend
e'( and conducted by lleEpiscoml clergy
MAJ" of New Orleans, ::ainl other church
o'fic ais. The pallbcarers were leading
mcmbe of Trinity Chapel. The follow,
ing is an excerpt from a notice Of her
death in The Tinlcs.D Democrat: Mrs,
Bakcwrll belonged to one of The oldest
Crc"l" families in the South. When the
great territory Of Louisiana OK tended, from
thc Miss to the Gulf Of Mexico, man
who figured most prominently in its his.
tory was Gov. Galvcz, and this distinguish
ct figure in tho early history Of the tcr-
ritory, was Mrs. Bakewclrs ancestor.
During the French revolution, when Ma
p"Inon was i''trStrti with his first cons,,
late, Mrs. Balewelrs father was ap,wiut-
ell major under that great leader.
Mrs. Rakcwall had lived in this city the
greater part Of her life. She was sent to
Paris; when Il young lady, and was edu-
Gated there. hciEg taught by some of the
hest teachers OF that period After COM
ptting her education she returned to New
Orleans.
Mrs. Bakewcl! leaves behind many wla-
tvcs and friends who will grnvo the loss
OF one who represented all that was lov-
able and beautiful ia womantmul. DR..
Bakewcll is tl,e recipient of the deepest
sympathy in his hour of aftliction. but
nothing that human hands can go can as
S'laye his grief in the loss Of n hclpmect
VIII" stood ',I. his side for nearly half !;
century,"
And former daughter and her grand-child-
ren. also whom she so tcn'lcrly lovcd and
to whom she was so dear, THE TEUEDEMO-
GRAFT feels the deepest emotions of Synpa-
thy in their grief over this irreparabIe
loss.
SbS u IL dE1x21dzRa -
Nho is your Erocer! We ,,l',,, want ant, your our
will find us prepared to serve you with
the best groceries, canned goods, cotfccs,
teas, EGt. Ji.,: etc.
q. & J. B. Lcitauc,
lLni..1l 81 l.....l.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20
HAPPENINGS At C0yeOnD.

|. The many friends of Mcssrs: Dock and :
Gnrnct Rog'Iio, are glad TO. welcome
them home again, after an absence of ?
several mont!h
Mr.. NJ. Pa!AMr was il! Jackson OIL Sun ;,
day last.
Nix. I'cckl'unl ,visite'l ihis nciShAor.'>
hoo.! Lust week.
Mr.. Dan pharcx made Il. business trip to- j,
Jackson on Wednesday,
Mr.. iwic Wright visited ftie.JsatPop-
lar Springs on Sunday evening.
Quiteu number from this ,eishborlIoml :;
attended the wedding of Mr.. HI McQnerl, >
to Miss Susie Williams on last Thursday =
night il, East Fclici;l,a.,H
Mr.. w. NJ. pharcs went to jackson on :
Monday.
Mr.. Joe Palmer who:is ali emp!oye at. =
the Insane Asylum, spent from Saturday
until Sunday with his father Mr.. Miko ;
Palmer
Mr.. and Mrs. Dock Wright '1naf'e u
business trip to Norwood Que day Hast
week.
Mr. Jay Wright has been quite i'll.
Mrs. $. V. Rogl'Iio made business trip
| to Bayou Sara Oh Friday last,
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20
from Cripple creek.

4 '' 'ne big fire in Cripple Creek, 1
|h,, very severe cold ana tried many
|l,sas ''sS without help, ;hc cold bcco,n-
ss. r%'e settled; After using three small
|Aa,, ' 0' cha"berlains Cough Remedy
ls.h;"h '%as1 ''4::, ana cold left me, and ii"
E,,,1 s'sn S altitude it takes q meeritorious
w. "%t"y t" doany gooa.-d. 3. Hen
III , e''l,of ".'o Daily Advertiser. < OF sale
AlIbournc, druggist.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20
AGift to Subscribers.

We have, ut our disposal, so sul's"rip-
tions to the 'Jom0n'x UrY'A und Nomc
Jonrndl, - very good monthly magazine
which wv will give to our subscribers as
follows; Any sul'ScriI"r to THE True
DEMol RAT who pays 81 60 ON Suhscrip-
ton will in addition to this paper for 8
mos. be given Il years subscription "tlo
WOman'S Health and Home journal. This
holds good until so subscriptions are cx-
haustcd. Send in your dollar.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

Mrs. l.. B. Johnson and daughter, IS.
Stewart McGehcc entertained at u llre
party, Tuesday night, at the pleasant tm-
lily home, just out Of town The yapftvas
'progrcsSiye' and there were seven les.
Miss Annie Lnwrason and w. K. frcy
were awarded first prizes, andAliss lnk-
,e Brandon and Il, B. Fort, scc0.ul lzps.
Refreshments were served.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20
Don't and DO.

@nt mail your letter or valuable
'rf'e' without having Your own adj
'' 'm written or printed upon the upper
..a'Nand corner. This will insure it's re-
:" ."yo' II not delivered, and will pre-
! s'' It's being sent to and opened at the
1. t.. Letter Otticc.'-Frank RI. Jones,
! asst Postmaster General. And ret
ss y envelopes, with address on, printed
!, s'"h TRUE DEMOCRAT job Printery.
/" s"'clors with name on, for 10 cts.
4. .'' eo'n snap this week was not suf.
!; "' 1" ''l]nre vegetation. which is out
~ '"e 'ax"r'ancc OF carly spring. Tho
!" tfees are pink or white with blos-
"' 'hese two weeks paSt,
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20
Unclaimed Letters.

The following is Il list Of unclaimed let
ters remaining i"'he St. fra"csvi'!r Post
Office 10: the week ending March 1t, 1867.
Thompson Mr. Henry HatsDn Misc ilary
Braudcr Miss Martha Foreman Mrs Amelia
Jones Miss katc
Persons calling for any Of the. above Let
tcrs will, pleas; say they are advrrtisrd.
+. NJ. MUMFORD, p. NJ.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

Easter Sunday in 1880 is April 18th
This is somewhat late, though in 'S6 it
came Aprl ~, the very latest date pos
sibc. As the date depends upon the
moon, sun, and also the week day, it may
vary from March q TO April 22j.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20
, GraceChllvCh.

Sundays, at lla. Ill.,, $3.50 p. m.N Ncel
days dnring Lent, "Wednesday an'
Friday ut II Il. NJ, 4:30 p. NJ vi adj
dresses on selected topics from the r"ol
on the Mount. Sunday SCHOOL, fvcrS
Sunday ut $3.50 a. III. Geo. Newma fupt
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20
Dangers Of.tIc Grin.

| The greatest danger from I.:s Grippe i,
OF its resulting j" pneumonia. If rcas
enable care is used, however, and Cham.
"er'"l''s Cough Remedy taken, all Aanyc,
will mavo''e'l. Among the tens of tl,u,,s.
an'ls who have used this remedy for il,
Ysrtl.rtS ave t!ire yct-tu. lrar, q 1t si,,S},
case |'a"ins resulted in pnc'umonia wl,icl,
shows concl'lsivcly that this remedy is !,
certain preventive of that dread disease.
1t will. effect y l'ernaurnt cure is less lime
than any other treatment. The 25uud 81,
cent sizes toE salp by l.. T.. Kilbournc,
druggist.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

The Rev. T.. A. Rochl who has beciIp
pointed 70 undertake tie mission wOrDl
this side of the river, WAS Il guest Il ll''
Rcctory on Thursday, but was called ;lal
by telegram saying that his father ia:
dying. He drove to Slaughter at ON tt
catch the train.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

Rev. Father Thevis came up 1hula.
to make acquaintance with his ncw chE Ec
lie read mass Friday morning, and ;eiI
this morning.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

|f@1l., VA" that the Kca>iny Wheel Co.,
kst y"n' w Conn. desire u good agent
|hprn a., l,'lc'sv'l'o, AS tile Kratiny is
|al..,'' ." the world over as one ofth, Iipcst
|e,s,s ,' ~ '''''n'ns wheels made, it. would
Eisht - II some Of our business men
a,at,,. re' correspondence with the
visa geaaWrllcr
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20
Rheumatisn Quickly CureN.

Rhsumatisn Quickly Cure'i.
Alter having been confined to the house
" eleven days and paying ont $25 in
@''r bills without benefit, Mr.. Frank
"sh of: SAINT Ste. Marie Mich., was
aFn by one bottle of CI,aml,erlain's Pain
A4l costing - cents and has not since
wp troubled with that complaint. For
Teoy Ia ?. kilhourne, druggist.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

The DIRECTORS OF lie Bank Of WnS,
Fr?i"i;'"@ enjoyed al elrSnntdnncr given
in heir honor by Mr, Ed. Buck, on :hur,.
day.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

Tue feast Of purim, wIinl, con,memo-
rates the dclvcrance .! the Jews by Queen
Esther, occurs this week.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

two eldest Rev. lr. Douglas held service at St.,
J"hn* Laurel Hill. Sunday last. Owing
arrived a !" 0'' "e"'''''' "e oo "o' r':"'" l"
and .nlokf r,"'" ~ ''''e ''''''ch' ''"' night
JHlse lAwrason read tho morning service.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

Absolutely free, II monthly MAXINE l
year fyou take True DEMoC2A1 mos.
for Sl.O0 See explanatory offer in Other
column.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

The Young mcn arranged for Il "Calico
ball" at Pyillan Hall, last (l'rjday) night,
which was doubtless pleasant TO all
present.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20
PERSONAL BUT IrrC

| 'S"u hcSuI(l(lDll.
Nrs. Stcw; 1T McGe! GO o:.os ,o,,,.,
~ "'. Lo"'s, concluding 4 dr,;,htt,
visit to her old southern luu. ~
-. .''SS mercedes Gariy was guest Of Nr
walter Leakc on Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Percy rctu,ned to Port e.,
son, Thursday lust.
! Mrs. A. c"mearx arrived A[o,d,x +
''S''hrr notlrr Mrs. l.. Stocking
Judge and Mrs. Go!san were called f.
.ne IN c'ly' A"nl;'y, by the sad lidiu,, q
MIS-. BakrWcll's death.
MISS Anna Davidson returned Mou1.,
1r"'n her visit to The city.
Misses Sallc and Annie Town ara ,ucut
my with deserved success with ,,,.;
evening dancing class.
The Misses Lawrasou have rc,u,uD,
from adcIiShtI"l visit to the city.
Mrs. u. W. Pipes of Clinton spr,,
sunday with her m 't!cr, Mrs. $. Fort.
MISS Ami" Argue of Laurr, l.ill; ;sv;st.
lHs her relatives, the I. {. McEow,n fam.
lily, at Lindsay.
Mrs. Geo. Argue and Miss Alami, john
son of Woodvi'Ie spent Monday hero with
Mrs. $. McGrhce.
Mr.. Edgar Farmr .Jr. made. his r, ,atjvrs
the Montgomery family, il tyin. visit
Saturday. before his return to Sew,n..
Mr.. S. Dwyt"s took his "xccond" It r.-
''c'ana Lodge Monday niyht.J.B. TLomas
was elected a member of the lod d5e.
Miss Clara Denny, IL guest of N,rs. .Kay
''as very sweet voice and k,ullysany
IN tho choir ut Grace Churcl,, Fridayl,st
Mr.. D. WciS went down Sunday tJ see
his MOTHER who is visiting another sul in
Baton Rouge.
NesSrS. II TcntScl and L HiNcrrct t,ra-
ed "Wednesday from Canton, Miss.
Mr.. A B"quoi spent Sunday at his lpmc
in New Texas.
Mr.. and MrS:ss j. KiIc arrived Tlhrs.
day with expectation of making hi,
their future home Their np.rriaye S,ro-
n'antically begun, We trust, will b, a
happy one.
Mrs. Paul 1"upc las u fine spn, wholr-
rived ON the 18th. A.
+. C"rriSan ES'l. left Wednesday eor
Baton Rouge on business,
Mr.. Il. II. Lcct intends leaving Ills
week for Fort Adams.
Every one in AlumIprl's cstah!islmet
has been sick, this week. i
Miss Sal1ic Buck Of pnrt Gihson arrivttt'
Wednesday to visit hex sisfvr-in-law, MrsJ
). j. Buck. 4
Ju1 4" and Mrs. w. ". Loake retur,,J
"Wednesday. Miss hrllc ].eukc will !.
main some timc longer in the city.
Mr.. I. Meyer has h"cn away on businaI. |
Mr.. John Brown has gone TO tho city h /
medical treatment. |
Mr.. Lawrence James has returned trd,
Memphis, where lie went to purrh.t
horses. |
Mrs. TlloS Mcguire Of Baton Rouge aa
will he guests of Mrs. CHI
Tooracn, until Mon'ay.
Mrs. T.. Wolf and children left TIlurstN
for the capital city.
The friends Of Mrs. Henry Picard Il
New Orleans will regret to learn that =
is in Il very low state Of health.
Mr.. G. Il. Talbcrt and family will e.
tinuc to reside here Cor the present.
Mrs. J. i. McGchco spent the day he
Wednesday. J.
Misses Maud and Nan Stirling VIE
guests of Mrs. l.. y. Johnson this W. x.
These young ladies will teach dandY
ut Alton later in the season.
The Rcv. T.. A. Rochl who has beclIp-
pointed TO undertake tile mission wor Dn
this side of the river, was II guest a lhc
Rcctory on Thursday, but was called day
by telegram saying that his father Fas
dying. He drove to Slaughter at ON to
catch the train.
Rev. Father Thevis came up I'huIay
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

The ladies' can get laundry lists, gratis,
at Friends Gastrelrs, Moses and Mum.
forus.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

The, river is rising so rapidly, that th'
swan!pcrs are getting ready "to ilout."
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

lon Tuesaa W,hIrr's uhotourrrh Of Grace Church
Mrs. AG| mly s,'upl, Of what he can do, SIT
> III your own photo, or have a group
pent SUNDAY hkrn Office next door to kilbourne's
lMnStOrr
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

: MI ], M,~!I'rpcr,, VIII" is now st Yellow
Pine. La. lada narrow escape from lire on
tho 24tl' ut. He awokc ,tq tul tlm house
on fire and he lost the greater part Of Ills
| clothing and $50 in cash.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

We do not boast, but we 10 not fear
conpa' is"n Of our job printing with any
| done within r,dins of 80 miles.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

The Thursday C!nb wilt ineet on ths
lSU pros at Mrs Bucks.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

Town talk Thursday WAS devoted to the
Corbctt- litz>immons Fight. The joy and
sorrow were e'iu.,.!y balanced wileH Tie
news "alne
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

# the vo,usI Judge 'eakc goes to Clinton, Monday,
,,,s, of II. bluM conrt
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

LR. Matthew'S has received his COM
Hsion as Dist. deputy Grand Master
on visit L0OF
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

Anolh her shipment Of cattle will he ,nqle
next week, by Mr.. James.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

Service in Grace Church Suntlanigll
with special sermon by the Rect
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

The s,!|uri rtion for temporary repair
|fFouutain Bayou Bridge was r'iSr1 and
[lhtrpIairs made. Saturday.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

lne wopds all celebrate st. Patvick's
" March II, "by wearing of the
pea.s
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20
~ TRUE DEMOCRAT,
eeiigjous Notices.
r.r,.ices at STAR EHl.

services at Star HILL
-, Sunday in every month. Rev. W.
Sr"''s ra",nt, H. baptist. 'rlir'l Sunday s. in
$ G. c"'''"tih "''''"th, Rev. F. D. V""v"lkr"'"rsh'
,ttioa'4' ,,>+,,n,:ul ~, n,,,,
w. , ofMt Carmel, ST. FranciSvil!e,
St n':" Sunday Oh every month, Rev.
.,',hrr s''%rr Gecns, priest.
'" o,,;.t Services ut Bayou Sara.
w.. ...,n Sunday ofcach month, at IL A.
;, 'vl ."l 7;p P. N.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

Nnmforls Cough Ha!>am for Coughs,
| |Cldy HOarSrneSs. etc. IS cents, ut
Roy"l Pharmacy.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

''e'" 'r" some people who arc never
'''S''''c III anything. is always II don't
Know" or 81 guess so.' There is = wor,,
"' S"c'' people, and it is refreshing some.
'''''cS I" near IL person speak as one hayi, u
'"''''cfl"IS, like Mr.. C!Ias. F.. Sny,lrr nr
Danger Ia', who wrote: II can heartily
'',"'''n'n" Simmons Liver Regulator to
''1 WHO are troubled with Dyspepsia or
Liver Covlplaint."
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

h ''''''lle road is ablazc with ycl-
= "uIlIIt on fhn ffL..' =
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

we lear" that Dr.. II. l:ofton contcn.
p'a'eS erecting a house, to be rented as !,
STORE on the site opposite II. T. Lawson'S
sl"p' Ihr land was yraute,l him. by the
i"w'. Council, with the understanding
That he shall keep thu cuviny bank tler,
III proper. condition. A carload of brick
tor the building has. arrived, and prpa-
G'X.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

The ladies meet t. sew on the 9th.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

Tia Parish TcachcrS' ASSN. meets Sat-
,,1,v Marclr27, II II. IN. ut St. Francis-
,iNs Elo) house.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

Sue NJ. Smith to Amanda Z. Stirlil
55SI-10O acres, price ID q
1th ward
j. u. Flower to n. i. Hobgood
acres, price oV "
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

1k rs for prices on amy style Of job
wintiuc you want done.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

The Ladies' Auxiliary propose to fit NJ
fhH "ld r"ctory for the. use of the Sunday
School and like meetings. The. partiti, u
"e'"'''' tIlo front rooms on the first
''or,w'll be removed, making oy lar& G
room. The other apartments will ,lo for
class rooms: Work is begun. this wcr]
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

ur NJ Rostn,hnl has donated Il box
xAoolbooks to he sent to north !.o'lis'-
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

Nail il, thf post office at EaH"" Sara
.h,r. south bound train, 1880 It. III.
rmlvil]e 5p. III. For Str. Clron 6a. III.
yx S,r, Liberty, on arrival Of boat,
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

The loral train, running from jackson,
1, tn McMan,s station now meets all
minis 40 aud down, on the Y. Il NJ. '.
nDnnd.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20
schedule Of TraikS.

'"u ,s., for Slaughter. :11:loa. H.
...s from Slanghtrr'.'' .2:2o p. m.
,,,cs for Wo"dvill'. 1850 p III
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

'Nh HHn"rS OF the Blood, troon,
'''' S'''"'EWnrle to the dreadful; ;scrotul;a
S"'e' are cured hy ilood'S Sarsaparll,.
which thoroughly rnritics, vitalizcs and
cnrcLrs the hlpod
Hoo!'S PILLS. cn'" nausea, sick head
ache indigestion, hil'a,,sness. Sold by
I'LL druggists 25".
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

River guagc Sl.l #, Rising at rate
isdaily.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

Haze your photo taken by Welcaer &
Rtig. =,
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

,..,t Tprn,S in West Fel:Ciana.
n,,trlet Court, Jury Term:
:, :, Monday in April, Second Monday in
october
n,.triet Court, Civil Term:
.,,u1 Monday III June, Second Monday
b December .o.,..
.,,,nd Monday i'll April, Second Monday
d November , =, c.,,,..n,, c,.,,.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

st. Francisville post-oiflce. closes
a. ,,h,fl,o,lr before departure of train.
vi, for Str. c'ca's.pses at ':o'p. IN.
y.a for Str. Liberty at 800 p H. Tuesday
+,urSlsy and Saturday.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

Nhe is your Erocer!! ,v.,,' We want ant, your ,",r
vii! find as prepared to serve you with
the best groceries, canned goods, c4ttccs,
;tt5, EGt.Ji.o: etc.
o. & J. B. Lcitanc,
Royal st. near Bank.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

|ulentS,
remedy
| exerts
gtheu'
! upon
, cures
womb.
|s euPs
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20
Real Estate TranSEs.

column,
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

Misses Maud and Nan Stirling VIC
guests of Mrs. l.. B. Johnson this wk
These young ladies will teach dang
ut Alton later in the season.
The true Democrat., 1897-03-20

[.r at tlIcR.
txas, Satul'
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hand. 10 be allowed 20 ride with her
or to dance with her were prizes sought
By the most famous in her country.
she became vain. she was manitestly
caprleious. sad her style Of living en-
tailed enormous expense. which gifts
eoaid rot diminish Her husband be-
cane bankrupt. There was only ons
course open for her. she had rot the
disposition to be domestic. and once
fed upoa the luxury Of courts fat
te-y she could not return 10 the con-
tsniment OF q cottage.
She went on the stage. What her
husband has done 10 restore his for
tunes is not publicly known. but he has
never ceased to critictse and even 10
condemn her. She sought divorce
but he ignored IL II is immaterial
how she got il. Men know that she
disIiked her husband, and they despised
him for trying 10 keep her in bondage
to him. He has been garruIous about
his domestic troubles. has inspotently
declared his purpose to harass her, and
has accused her OF infdelity.
II any one of the many ofrenses he
charges. but never seeks 10 prove, had
been true. any manly man would have
been swift to east her OF. and not be
seeking TO have her come back TO bring
with her the deTision of the men whose
attractions. he admits, were greater
than his own, or the scorn OF a world
which readily forgives the rake, but
has only contempt for him WHOSE de-
scription polite society tabooed after
the death OF Swift and Smollett and
the writers OF their day.
Through 1t all, during the many
years of persecution, the woman has
been silent. She was never tempted to
recrimination; she has met abuse with
dignity. and has completely reversed
the conditions. for the woman is usual
ly profuse in words and men so situ-
ated dumbly wrathfuL
The paltry husband has done much
to turn sympathy toward her. and the
fact that he has at last himself dis
closed the weakness, which must have
always been present and has evidently
been growing, which brought odium
upon himself through its erratic mani
festations, will not lessen it. but stimu-
late admiration for the womanly self
control and consideration which kept
her from retort. She may not have
known OF his mental condition, but she
has suffered from its effects.
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NOTABLE PEOPLE.

Aiphonse Daudet has decided 20 keep
back a realistic novel drawn from life.
which he has just finished. until the orig
inal Of the hero dies.
Mrs Oliver II p Belmont IS said to val
ue her famous Marble House at Newport
81 s., 90. eQ. She recently refused an offer
from Potter Palmer for Il approximating
that sum. IL IS assessed 81 Sa00.0oo. Corr
nelius Nanderbilts. the Breakers. Is as
sessed at $50. 60
Appeals for aid for the distressed people
OF Virginia. MINI, were Sent 10 many
wealthy men not long ago. Some respond
ed literally. Mr.. Carnegie sent hts check
for sl.aSa The name Of Mr.. Rockefeller
did not appear on the list OF contributors,
and the Standard on maEnate was criti-
cised for refusing ad, II mas now been
discovered that he aid not disregard the
appeal. but sent on an agent 20 investigate
and on his report Opened a ulno al Esr-
ginia and hired many Of the Starving
men.
An early work by President Faure has
been discovered IN Tire secondhand book
stalls ~ the Q1ai N0ltaire II Is entitled
La Havrs, It's Conmerce. Industries and
Navigation. Information Compiled aud
Annotated by Felix Eaare, Consul OF his
Majesty the King OF tbs Hsllenes a. IL
Havre." on the title page. for motto.
q phrase OF Napoleon l. - printed La
Havre Rouen and Paris form eut one caty.
Of wAlci the Seine u the main street" II.
Faure was Greek consul Tor twelve years
froGn ISIS o.
Mrs. LdlJs1 SEnsii. or Carss Co Gs-ss.,
lives IN a little cottage under the shadow
OF the great Highland IAgat. and there
she spends most OF her time looking
through telescope for passing SHIPS and
felsEra phtny her observations % Boston.
She learned 20 do THIS when 4 child from
her father. wrno occupied the posi- % sig
nal master. Altar returning from beard
.uE scaocl see becz ne Der fAfaers ASST
ant. often days go by In whseh she sees
70 one save the families o. TIE LUMINOUS.
keepers Sha IS az expert duck s1os.
Henry O. Tanner. TIE negro artist, ore
OF wh1se ualnfsngs has been purchased BY
th- French government for the Lu1ern-
borg gallery. was born In Paiia~dslphla
skolt thfrty-Ave years ago. He " he
- - Rssros Tanner. formerly of Ph1la-
sNiuAIA bat row o. ksnsas City. No.
Wien young Tanner was stu In tks twen-
ties he became drawing Instructor n vsk
t5rlfversfty Nashvtil=. Tenn. Later ne went
"a Paris ard there became 3 pupil e Ben
taulfs Constant tie exhibited u the sal
srs % fss5 and 1884, - pictures thsn at
frartsrr fsvo-aSle criticism. and hts Dan
vi n fhA Lions Den rso4lvtng the eeveT-
81 mention hoESra BE: II = his The
Raising OK Laxar-s' that q TO hang "A
sas LUXEMBOURG