Evening journal., 1907-10-11
Personal and Pertinent

Domingo Obadia the 6-year-old son Of the former
Minister from tho acting President of Panama,
many friends during his fathers residence in this
city He is precocious youngser quick to anticipate
the American predsposfion to nterroeate children Of
foreign countries For instance directly person in
plied the Information thar 1T was iust Inc same as
Sunday" for which intelligent people were correspond
insy grateful Several months ago Domingo paid visit
with his mother to a very handsome and popular wash
ingon hostess He greatly impressed with her APP
pearance and charm and expressed wish to pay
ond visit The opportunity however but his
mother consented TO take him with her when she
Gently He'd to goodby the lady in question It
was the atters day at home and the drawng was
mingo-"the sunday"-patised in the centre Of
the room clasped his hands and gazcd with an his soul
bic Spanish he said 60 his mothers There She s-
Just look al her-as heavenly beautiful ever!" II
Domingo follows in the footsteps of his father he is
likely to be good diplomat Washington star.
as he approached the font with the precious armfu Of
fat and hounces
-Aueqstus Philip Ferdinand codriuston Chesterfield
Dear met" Turning to the sexton; "a little more
water Mr. Hawkins if you please "-rit-Bts.
Dublavin took a walk in the cemetery. where he
noticed on the tombstone Good husband" good wife,
1T is evidently here that the happcst homes are to
be found he rehected-Nos loisrs.
Kitty Give, the famous English actress separated
from her husband the brother Of Baron Give. shortly
a breath OF scandal her name. She is ono of the
Georgian actresses of whom this can be said Field
ing called her the WIFE the best daughter the
sister and the best friend she had temper however.
Madam" said Garrick her day Il have heard
of tartar birthstone but YOU the cream of tho
one and the flower OF the other" She and Garrick
were always at loggerheads Eminent she had been
before he appeared ON the London stage She never quite
forsave him for eclpsing her one night when he was
performing King Lear she stood in the scenes to
carp but deeply affected that she sobbed one
minute and abused herself the next At length she ex-
claimed, Il believe he could act gridiron" and left
in disgust-Belman.
The late Robert Pinkerton Of the great detective
agency" said Chicago detective. religious man
and he liked nothing better than listen to a good
liberal intelligent sermon.
"Iie talking to me about the change for
past ten twenty years He said sermons gent
Ter than they used to be- They longer reeked fire
and birthstone
Once he said. he heard a famous evangelist preach
in san Francisco The evangelist shocked congre-
cation good deal He told them that grandmother
had been good and moral woman but she had never
professed religion and therefore ne confident that
at that moment the aged lady suffering eternal
"A young man arose at this and with a look Of dis
gust started for the door The evangelist pointed an
accusing finger him.
There is a young man. he cried who is also on
the downward path,
The young man turned His face was very red But
he smiled pleasantly and said in loud pleasant voice
rs there any message can take to your grand
mother, sir?'"-Washington Star
New Yorker who does his bit OF globe -trottine'
tells OF two odd entries that he the visitors books
Of a fashionable resort the Rhine
A few years ago Of the Paris members of IN,
Paris
so chanoed that the next visitor TO inscrbe his naro
/ in the book was Baron Oppenheim the banker of col
ogne and he wrote his beneath Rothschd's in thi
wise; 20. de Cologne."-Lippincotta