The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-16
PERSONAL MENTION.

The Chinese Minister at Washington has q
wardrobe said 10 be worth $3.50, 600.
The Duke Of Newcastle has engaged rooms
At Greensboro, n. c., where he will hunt.
Only sTO0 have been contributed 80 far tow.
ard the Longfcllow statue In Portland, Me.
Colonel J. A. Cocksrill. of 81. Louis, has been
sued BY the widow Of bis victim fof $1,000 dam
ages.
--"Jason" Gould not Jay. l. the name under
which the little man of many millions was chris
tened.
DIR. Hicks. Guiieau's spiritual adviser, Is at
the front again with echo Of tho assertion that
"there Is no hell "
John Laviek, n British trooper, whl claimed
that be rode with the six hundred at Balaklava,
died at youngstown. Ohio, few days ago.
The Duke Of Newcastle went fox-hunting
near Baltimore the other day, but the free FOX of
America refused to yield bis brush to any such
person.
MIR. Longiellows memory IL being honorcd
by many prominent BaltimoreaBs, who have just
organized n branch of the Longfellow Memorial
Association.
--Representatiyce elect 0chiltree. Of Texas, has
reached Washington. lie says that his district
h "dve times large Zen Buffers little State"
and adds 81 rode over the district during the
canvass a razor back mule
Millionaire Robert bonner and Senator vii.
liams. Of Kentucky, were passengers on the train
that was wrecked at the S,rotehers Neck Tunnel,
on the Chesapcakc and Ohio Railroad, few days
ago. They escaped uhhnrt. though elk passen.
gers were killed and several others injured.
Mrs. Blaine met General Butler in Boston re-
Gently. She congratulated him and said: "You
will soon be Governor Of Massaehusetts." "Yes,"
he replied. "and n Republican Governor. for
know that was elected BY Republican votes and
] ought therefore TO acknowledge my indebted
ness"
--Governor. elect Pa,,ison's declinaiion Of mill.
tary display at the Inauguration has recalled the
fact that hty three years ago Governor. elect Wolf
took the same position. The First Easton Troop
offered itself a. an escort The Governor cour-
tcously declined IL. lie believed II dangerous
and unwisc 20 indulge In such pomp and show.
When Miss Salisbury and Mr.. Read were
married on Murray Iliil. New York, the other
day, an unusually pretty bridal procession enter
ell the church, headed by two six.year-old girls,
both in Kate GreenwAy dresses Of pink nuns
yelling and pink velvet poke bonneis. (which
made the little faces look perfectly bewitching."
Mrs. Julia Cheltain was hOnOrcd with birth.
day celebration at GAlena. H.. few days ago.
She l. the last survivor Of the memorable Seikirk
settlers who emi migratcd from Switzerland In 1921
90 the Red River of the North. n portion of whom.
including Mrs. Chcltsin. made their way, after
many months of priVaiion and sore adventure. to
-. Louis in 1924.
Millionaire Robert u. BAKER. Who died at
Racine. Wis. recently, left all his property 90
members IL his family. On reaching tho age of
twenty one each child l. 10 have one.third of his
or her equal share Of the principal and interest
and any unexpended portion Of the income there.
on paid over. Al twenty five years another one.
third. With its uncNpcndsi income thereon. l. to
be received. and at thirty years the final third.
The final third l. not TO be paid until the person
entitled to Il shal make proof 10 the trustees that
at least one half Of the portions paid has not
been lost. squandercd or spent. and on failure 20
do 80 the trustees to retain the unpaid share
until the person shall reach the age Of thirty five