Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-29
PERSONAL.

Miss DoD, of Rochferry, is the champion
tennis player of all England, and she is only
10 years old.
PETER $. MCNALLY, of Boston, is only 2l
years old, yet he has saved nearly forty per-
sons from drowning.
REV. FATHER MULHOLLAND remains,
who died recently in Alexandra, Egypt
have arrived in Philadelphia
Mr.. OSCAR FAY ADAMS is giving his fin
ishing touches to a final edition OF the late
James Berry Bensel's poems
CONGRESSMAN HAMMOND takes every
newspaper published in Georgia, and is
careful reader of them. He keeps a scrap
book appropriately indexed, and is thus fully
armed for any local encounter that may bear
upon his personal or political fortunes.
REV. JOHN F. SCoTT, of the Presbyterian
church, Slatington, Pa, on Sunday delivered
fierce TRADE on the Sunday news paper.
He became greatly excited and spoke Of
.the press dumping its rottenness and filth
on our breakfast tables every Sunday morn
ing"
PRoF. J, Z. kERsHSER, of the college
here Rev. DR.. and Mrs. y. Bausman, of
Reading; Rev. Or. J. o. Miller and wife, of
York Rev Dr. +. T. EsChbach and wife, OF
Frederick, Md, and others will start about
July for a two months trip to the Pacific
coast
Mrs. NINA BACHMAS, of Lo;ansport,
Ind. seeks to restrain the ringing nf the
chimes OF bells in the German Lutheran
church OF that place because of its injurious
effects upon her daughter, a confirmed
invalid, and demands 1000 damages with
the in Junction asked for.
Mr. TILpEN has been steaming up and
down the Hudson in a launch preparatory to
an ocean voyage on his yacht the Viking.
The venerable invalid exhibits no signs of
lonesOmeness and wherever he goes now he
surrounds himself with bevy OF charming
damsels, relatives and others, and exhibits
keen delight in their company.
Mrs EZEKIEL WEBSTER is stlll living,
and was an attendant upon the exercises
dedicatory of the Daniel Webster statue at
Concord on Thursday. She il the widow OF
Daniel Websters brother, Eek el, who
dropped dead while making an argument in
the court house at concord in 1870 She is
still OF quite vigorous mind and body.
SrEDMAN, the banker poet, the other day
was asked the use of his name to some sort
of a statement which was To appear in print.
&" You are welcome enough to my name"
he said. - on one COndItiOn-yOu must print
it T.. c. and not Edmund Clarence Ed
mund Clarence goes well enough for poetry,
but anywhere else it rather sticks in the
throat
REV. albert A. Curtis, OF Baltimore, has
been appointed to the vacant Roman Catholic
bishopric of Delaware, TO succeed Bishop
Becker, who WAS recently transferred to the
see of Savannah. Father Curtis has been
assistant priest at the cathedral in Baltimore
since his ordination, and was, previous to his
becoming Catholic, the rector of St Barna-
bas (Epscopal) church at Baltimore.
MATT CARPENTER, of Wisconsin, once ad-
mlttsd that his being on the judiciary COM
mittee in the Senate was equivalent to douD-
ling his income from his practice. He af.
terward said II know ! am very sue
| cessful lawyer and much sought alter. But
| when 1 left the Senate and was dropped
| from the Judiciary committee, | was no lon.
| ger employed by any Of the rail road corpor-
ations which have large interests at stake al
| Washington"
ii. l. REINHoLD, president of the Penn
| sylvania Protective association of Travelling
| Statesmen, at the recent convention in Balti
| more, reported for this state membership o
| 625, with 25 new applications, an increase
since 1885 Of over 40 The division had SO
cured from the Pennsylvania railroad system
In the East the right of carrying 300 pounds
| OF baggage free. Before another session tn,
| Baltimore a Ohio railroad would enter Phil
| adelphia, and this would be of great i'm port
| ance TO the association.