Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-08-22
PERSONAL.

JOHN Z. OWENS, actor, once rich, has
lost so heavily that he may yet have to
walk home.
Mr.. r. 3. HAYES during his visit to
England will be the guest Of Mr.. Pules-
ton, member of Parliament.
MARY ANDERSON has dove-cottage at
Long Branch, which is attracting no end
of admiration and attention, and is just
budding into nineteen years rs usual.
The will of the widow of the late ex-
President MILLARD FILLMORE leaves pub
lie bequests to the amount of $50, 900,
among which is one Of $50, 900 to the uni
versity of Rochester.
WILLIAM GOoDERHALI, ST., founder of
the distillery firm of Gooderhall 4 Worts,
probably the largest in the world, died in
Toronto yesterday. 1t is said that he was
worth SIC, 100000.
1t is telegraphcd from St. Louis to the
New York World that among the members
of the American Pharmaceutical associa
tion arrived in that city is "Charles A.
Heintzle, of Lancaster, Pa" Such is fame
for our fellow citizen and druggist CHAs.
A. HEINITsH.
MORRIS GERsHEL and Prof c. MATT
who, with their families, have been taking
summer leisure for two weeks at A. d.
Gyger's Green Tree hotel, Refton, declare
that nobody need 60 further from Lancas.
ter than that for health, recreation and an
abundantly good time.
FRANK WALwORTH, who shot his father
in New York, some years ago, is now at
Saratoga. where he has achieved good
deal of success IS tennis player. 1t is
said that he will shortly marry beautiful
young heiress who has spent several sum
mers at the springs.
HENRY MURAT, Count of Colorado, :"
at one time millionaire and 4 leader of
fashion in the West, and who spent $780,
600 in one visit to Europe, slept recently
on the floor of a barber shop in Denver
because the proprietor could not find it in
his heart to eject the now shattered old
man.
Some interest is felt in fashionable circles
in Paris by the announcement of tho ap-
preaching marriage of the Duchcsse de
R1cuEL1EU with Sir HICKMAN BACON,
Bart. The duchess, who bears the his
torical name of Richelieu, has been a
widow about two years. She is the daugh-
ter of M. and Nine. Heine, Franco-Ameri-
can-German stars in the financial firma-
ment of Paris, and it is expected she will
inherit very large fortune. Sir Hickman
Bacon is the premier baronet of England,
and is known in society chiefly by the re.
markably short term of his military career
in the Guards.
ROBERT BROWNING has written 1C3
poems, of from 81 11G lines to four lines
in length, besides his prose essay Oh
"Shelley, the Poet Objective and Unob-
jective, " etc., in 1852. 1t is pretty we'll
known that Mr.. Browning. in 1871, de-
parted from his general rule of not pub
fishing any of his pieces in periodicals, for
tho purpose of getting e100 for the fund
for feeding Paris after the siege. But
only close students of him know of his
earlier breakings of his rule in 1914 and
1916, when, in order to help poor Hood in
the distressing illness which ended in his
death, Mr.. Browning let him have Il num-
Der of poems.
DIR. J. G. L1GHTNER, writing to us from
Allenville, sMifflin county, and enclosing
his INTEIL1GENcER subscription, says: II
was in tho war of 1912, in the battle Of
North Point, the time the British made
raid on Baltimore, I was wounded in the
leg, although am, thank God, sound
man and Democrat all my days, and have
carried lancet in my pocket for IS years.
Prof. Gross says it is the art. And have
coffee mill, such as you nail to the wall
or any other convenient place, which has
been in operation for over fifty years in
continued use, and have no doubt that it
will operate we'll for the next so years. l
have a clock running in my Office which
has been in the Lightner family. for I think
as long as I can recollect and that is so
years, and should say 120 years at least.
1t was about the first clock that came into
Lancaster county and is running we'll and
able to keep good time as ever il did,"