Morris tribune., 1883-01-27
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

A. ;,+oroe+i,o occurrence on Christmas al
Coidwater Mich was a double wedding ID
which both bridegrooms were Methodls1
ministers The Rev. ). ID: Merpltl ma lT
Ms r 7, McCrea. and the Row. Robert
Phillips married her oauen'er' "l'' MAY
McCrea.
A Washington letter, speaking OF the presl-
dents little daughter, says: MISS NeAis
Arthur, who IS twelve years OF age, Is Puph
in Miss Burgess school on ConnecIcn' avenue;
She is petted and battered by the oher school
girls Till there is danger that she Will lose her
sweet naturalneHs OF manner.
The New York Post gave Oscar this parting
shot. The fact that Mr. Wilde hes been able
to ,,ass several months in this country lectur-
ing and talking about art, and mas aItoSetheI
escaped physical violence, Is one OF ING nloss
gratifying proofs that could have Deen gwen OF
the s6ftening of manners in the United States
within the last generation
Sir Charles Dixie, who is about TO enter the
English cabinet, is a great traveller. II Is sald
that he has been i'll all the large cities OF the
world, knows more promlnent men pefsohaLy
than any other Epglishman living, and speaks
several foreign languages huenuy'
Mr. peDdleton is one of the wealthlest OF the
init q States senators. 1t would take at least
800. 600 q year, it is said, to MAINTAIN his
several places of residence-his elegant winter
home III Washington, his mansion IN Clnclnnan,
his cottage at Conway, n. H., anu his VIVA aI
Mount Desert Ne.
Asplendidly beautiful girl was captured Ii
Cesco Texas, last week, clad i'll boys clothes
Her name il Addie Kirby Of Arson, and she
was simply searching, III that gnlse, for VIII
IAN Carpenter who had ruihed ana Ineh oe-
serted her. She had a revolver with which tC
murder him ,yhen she found him, and the mag
istrate discharged her and sent her forth With
a god-peed on her mission.
Al Reading. Pa New Years day, Richard
Richards was found kneeling in the Schuylkl!i
river. which was covered only by film Of ice,
He was Drawing earnestly, his clasped hand
raised 10 the skies IN obedience to command
14om the Lork that he should thus aqueousIy
engage in deyotions He was hauled ashore,
Int fed along the liver bank, and las not been
eeen since.
President Fetterolf, who has just been made
executive OF Girard college, Il a native OF Up
ner Providence. Montgomery county, Pa, and
foTrv- eight years of age. He began Ills schoI-
astIc career as a professor OF Engllsh Ltera-
ture and mathematics IN the Freeland semi
nary at his home, of which institution he De
came the principal i'll 1867 AFTER occupying
that 1,O.ition for five years Prof. Fetterolf was
elected principal of the Andalusla seminary,
under the care Of the Protestant EpIscopa
church in Bucks county, and remained tuere
until lis election two yedr5 ago as lhe succe7-
sor to the then vice president OF GlfaTd coliege
Henry W. Airey.
The distinguished American dead of the yeal
inst nassjng away are Henry W. Longfellow
RaIph Waldo Emerson. George ?. Marsh, min
iste F to Italy and scientific and phiioiog cal
author, Th1rlGw Weed, Gen Governor K.
Warren, Gen. Casey, Admiral Rogers, Gen
Fitzpatrick, Gen. Hurlbut, Clsrkson n. Potter
of New York, Godlovo s. Orth Of Indiana
Senator Hill Of Georgia, Josiah Quincy of Bos-
ton. Richard Henry Dana, Dr. John W. Ora
per, historian ana scientist, and his cousin,
Henry " Draper also scientific man, the
te~ DR.. Bellows and Henry james, Sr;, P1esi-
dent Efneolna widow, Daniel Webster's widow
and Adelaide Phillips, the singer