The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-09
PERSONAL.

Ex-CoNFRDRRAfE General Hood
counts seven children as the result
Of Eve years OF natrimony.
SENATOR BOUTWELL, has resumed bis
seat in the Senate, but be is still pale
and weak from his recent illness.
JENNY LINp's eldest son is at Corpus
Christi College, at Oxford. and she has
a daughter just coming into woman'
hood.
ALEX. DUMAS speaks of a dead
actress as that pretty little Partisan
soul. born iu . peal of laughter, evsp-
GRATED in . tear. ....
WHEN Mas Nellie Grant Is married
she will be Mrs. G G. w. F. A. SaIs
toris. What Q chance for an elaborate
monogram.
The Jewels which the Duchess OF
Edinburgh brought with her TO Eng.
land are said tn be worth g, 500 QUO,
and include as many as 100 bracelets.
KING KorPRE's umbrella, which 10 a.
large as tent, is among the sPolls o.
the Ashau;ee war, and will be exhibits
ed al public museum in London.
A VERY rich relative ct the wife o.
Marshal Bazsine is said 10 have died
recently in Mex CO, and to have left his
fortune to the Marshsrs children.
IT is said that Brigham Young has
beroically declared that ri necesss' y
to build up OF the kingdom, could
bury all my wives without sigh or
tear" .
TIE grave OF the late Colonel Fisk
at Brattleboro, VT, was decorated with
a pwers Wednesday, the let inst, the
thirty-ninth anniversary Of his birth.
Rev MORGAN DIX, son of Governor
D aid rector OF Trinity Church, New
York, will mary next mouth Miss Al
ice Sontber. dau liter OF the prominent
Wall street banker.
Miss EMILY FAITHFUL complains
that out of the hundreds OF women
seeking Tor situations she recently found
It difficult 10 fnd one competent to ut
derstand the management OF a bus neas
supposed 0 be in their special sphere
dressm .king.
TIE bioerapher OF Edwin Forrest ts's
us that every winter, orders were let
with the grocer with whom Mr.. ForresI
deit, to re use no poor person wanting
credit. and send the bills to him for
settlement. 1t was lett with the grocer
to discriminate as to the recipients Of
this bounty.
Hon. RoBERr B. ELLIOTT, one Of the
colored repre- entatives from South Car.
DINA, has accepted an invitation to de-
liver an GRAFTON on the lite and services
O, Charles Sumner, at Feueuil Hall,
Boston. April IA, 1874. The meeting
will be under the auspices of the coIer'
ed citizens of that city.
Miss KELLOGG has realized more
than twice as much as she ever did In
a single season before from her ope-
ratio engagements, during the past
winter. Her share OF the receipts the
first week o. her engagement in Boston
was thirty.five hundred dollars, or al.
most &c much as Nilsson has averaged
THE death ia announced OF Madame
| Gauldrin- Boillesu, the wife OF Baron
Gsuldrin Boilleau, who was sent to
prison for three years for participate og
10 the Memphis and Ell Paso affair
The death OF the lady is attributable to
the anxiety and modification resulting
from her husbands troubles. She leaves
six small children. She vas . sister o.
Jesse Fremont.
Mrs. MARGARET P. SoHLossER, ar
old resident OF Bustletown, 23d ware
Philadelphia, died on Wednesday in tb'
one huudredlh year OF her age. Sh'
vas born in Philadelphia. September
l2l, l774, and married Jacob FL. Scnlos'
ser, a soldier Of the Revolutionary war
Tue deceased leaves tour children, th'
youngest OF whom, Mrs. Henry Dewers
is sxIy-6ve years of age She resdeo
in Bustletowu tor q number OF yesr'
and was highly esteemed by 3 lsrg'
circle OF acquaintances who took grea
pleasure iu hearing her graphic de
ser p,ions Of lite and fashions which
prevailed nearly one hundred year
ago. She preserved her lull taculue
up to within few days Of her death