Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-18
Personal.

President Hayes is an Odd Fellow
You bet!
General and Mrs. Grant are guests of
Governor Cornwall at Albany, n. Y,
during their visit in that city.
A niece of Congressman William S.
Rosecrans has been elected Schoo
Superintendent of Keokuk county,
Iowa.
Queen Victoria got showed in at Bal.
moral, and Loeb Leven was covered
with ice during tue late spell of
weather.
1t is believed Andrew d. White, who
is an old and trusted friend OF President
elect Garfield, will be retained as Min
lister to Berlin.
DR.. Schliemann has presented his
collection of Trojan antiquities to the
Emperor of Germany, to be placed in
the museum in Berlin.
Talmage says: "When / hear that
four angels are doing all the singing
for heaven, then I'll permit four peo-
pie to do the singing for my congrega-
tion."
Mrs. Hayes will, it is said, present to
the President-elect and Mrs. Garfield q
fine sideboard and extension table for
the dining room of the White Hou SO.
They are Of solid mahogany, carved in
Cincinnati in ferns, fowerssand leaves.
The Sultan is about to marry off two
OF his daughters, young things not yet
fifteen years old. The bridegrooms,
who are Turkish cavalry officers, have
been allowed to choose their wives for
themselves. and for dowry each receives
o palace, many slaves and present of
money.
Mr.. Charles Bradlaugh, who, on &C
count of his atheistic belief refused to
take the oath in the British Parliam emit,
has been received with peculiar honor
in Paris. He walks out with Prince
Napoleon in the morning, and dimes
with deputies in the evening, and &C.
rardin comes to meet him with score
of notables.
Cardinal Manning carries his asceti-
cism even to condemnation Of pudding.
Bread anu meat and vegetables, argues
his eminence, are enough to support
the body in healthy working condition.
Therefore any further addition to ones
table favors of gluttony. This, however,
is rule for clerics. The cardinal is
more indulgent toward laymen.
George p. Marsh, United States
Minister to Italy, intends to resign his
position in the spring. Mr.. Marsh is
seventy nine years old. He was Min
lister to Turkey under President Taylor,
and afterward professor in Columbia
College, New York. His life has been
devoted mainly to studies in philology
and physics, concerning which he has
published number of valuable works.
General Garibaldi lies day after day
on small iron bed, in simply fur
nished room, looking on the sea. He
wears the round cap of his portraits,
and holds paper fan wherewith to
drive away the fies-strange and pit.
eous occupation of a once 50 doughty
warrior His eyes are bright, his COM
plexion fresh and healthy, his hair
white, his beard pepper-and. salt. He
is sadly paralyzed, even his hands be-
ing stiff and contorted.
IOIly years dSO tucIo WcIS OuAy tAlCO
millionaires in Cincinnati - Nicholas
Longworth, who died leaving fortune
of nearly $4,000, 900. Jacob Burnett
and James Ferguson, who died each
leaving about $2,000,000. The list is
now headed with David Sinton, at S10.-
100000, George II. Shoenberger. A.
d. Breed, estate of James W. Golf, es'
tate OF Oliver Perrin, II. r. Springer
and Joseph LoDgworth, s., 900, 900 each;
over twenty persons are estimated to be
worth ut least $4,000, 900, and much
larger number worth $1,000, GOO.
Mrs. Belya A. Lockwood. made few
days ago at Washington, her first argu.
ment before the Supreme Court of the
United States. Mrs. Lockwood is
rather a striking-looking woman. She
is tall and finely proportional in figure,
with q ruddy complexion and hair pre-
maturely gray, which she brushes
straight back from high forehead and
gathers in simple knot behind. Mrs
Lockwood does not, like DR.. Mary
Walker, affect the male style OF raj
ment. She is usually attired in a long
cloth circular, with a SLOUGH hat made
of felt, and long gauntlet gloves
Brother" Lockwood, Of the District
Bar, was admitted by special act Of
Congress several years since. She has
met with considerable success in her
chosen profession, and has large and
lucrative practice.