The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-25
ABOUT PEOPLE AND THINGS.

The Boston Museum Of Art is considering
the possibility Of lending some OF its paint-
ings to small cities and towns which DO not
possess art collections.
The bride Of William a. Clark. jr. TIE
son of Senator w. 4. Clark. the copper
king. has a dress in her trousseau made ~
hairlike copper wire that was created in
Paris especially for her. The effect b. said
to be unique.
A movement has been started among DE
Catholic women OF St. Louis FOR raising a
fund OF 10000 for a bronze monument n
the late Archbishop Kendrick. The SUBJ
scribers are TO be limited 10 those whom
the archbishop confirmed.
Admiral Schley f. to be presented with
a gold medal. ornamented with diamonds
and rubies. by the Maryland Council q
the Junior Order United American No
chanics. The medal Is intended 20 conn
memorate the naval battle OF Santiago.
In a recent conversation with a friend
Count Tolstoi referred TO the effect Of ase
in freeing the mind from its dependence on
the body. AS a young man. he said. any
bodily illness depressed his mind also.
whereas I'm his present illness the MIND has
retained all its freshness and power OF lucid
thinking.
King Edward is rapidly doing away with
many customs to which his mother was at
tached. Her Hindoo attendants were sent
back TO India as soon as the funeral was
over: and now a stop has been put 10 me
services IN German In the German Chapel
Georges.
Professor Atkinson. superintendent Of
schools I'm the Philippine islands. an
nounces that he will have TO ask for an
other 1000 American school teachers. Every
paclhed town on the islands h. asking for
schools and a chance 20 learn English. In
many places army officers and soldiers are
lnstructing the natives.
The Princess Frederick August OF sax
ony. daughter OF the Grand Duke and
Duchess OF Tuscany. who some day VII be
Queen OF Saxony. is taking a regular course
OF training as trained nurse at the Luth-
eran Hospital in Dresden. The princess -
particularly interested IN ambulance WORK
and first aid TO the injured"
Mrs Olive Schreiner f. I'm a region gov
erned at present by martial law. and Ouida
and others are making protests in the Lon
don papers against the alleged IN treatment
OF the novelist. Mr.. T. L. Schreiner. her
brother, says That what hardships she has
borne by all persons under that same mar
tisi law.
Lieutenant Tiley, United States navy.
Governor OF the province OF Tutnila. By
excluding intoxicants from the island has
performed a service hat will be Of ever
idSunS Dencnt 10 the natives These
islands are wonderfully productive and the
natives would as readily learn OF the adj
vantages OF filling the soil a. Of the horTi-
Tying effects OF drunkenness II the for
eisners would make IL their purpose 10 80
deal with them.
Robert NJ Collins. OF the Associated
Press. writes from Picking July >. 1901. 4
saw Adelbert Hay last in the PHILIPPINES
In the spring of 1899. and he was then on
the firing lire with the soldiers in one OF
the varmest little engagements of that
campaign, and he was as cool and brave
J as any OF them-lndced. seemed 10 enjoy ~.
though the bullets were much too numer.