Evening journal., 1888-05-24
wolI-knouvn Persons.


Mrs Lamar will 20 60 this White Noun
tains this aummer 10 avoid hay fever.
That most On English OF Eoglisbmer.
MIR. Wilfrii Blunt. saws that "rhere Is very
little political intelligence in England
The Klne or Sweden was failure in
Algeria The Arabs were disappointed at
seeing him in the costume OF an ordinary
tourist
General Sheridan and staff will vist Bos-
ton on June 4, to attend the anniversary Of
the Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Company.
Miss Julia Nelson, the young actres.
whe has made such n successful entrance
upon the stage under Mr.. Gilberts patron
age. has done 40 under her real name.
Prince Alfred Bell. son OF King Bell Of
Cameroonp, has learned the trades OF lock-
smith, liner and ship carpenter. anA is
now studying and working in the ma
chine shops of the North German Lloyds at
BremerhAven.
Mrr. Clara Louise Folsom, the wife of
John Gillian Folsom, cousin OF Mrs.
Cleveland and member OF the New York
Real Estate Exchange, Is suing for di.
vorce on the ground that be has treated
her brutally and has attempted TO trsp her
into alliances with other men for the pur-
pose OF securing reasons for a divorce from
her He accuses her ct being subject TO the
oplrn habit. They have one child, boy
OF IL yearz
AT &c Mr.. Browning doss not look to be
more than 40: nor act so. He goes every
where and sees everything. Within few
days he went to the funeral OF Matthew
Arnold, to the Academy, the Grosvenor
aud the New. 60 say nothing OF uumberless
"At Homes Mr.. Browning has no afYec-
tationf. Unlike his friend and contempo-
rary, Lord Tenuyson. a slouch hat and
long cloak In soma country palace OF srt'
have no charms for him. London, the city
Of his birth, is his favorite dwelling place,
although be will probably be buried by the
side Of bis wife 10 Florentlna Cemetery.
The late Colonel J. r. Anderson, Prohi
bltion candidate for governor OF Kentucky,
never knew the taste Of brandy er whiskey
and never tasted wine except at the com
munion table, He never used tobacco ia
any form. IL Is also said that he never wal
confined to hts bed by sickness for day
during his whsle life OF nearly 70 years
His personal appearance was pleasing. and
the expression OF his countenancs is vel
described as "glad and gratsful.n he Wal
a lifelong Democrat but never aspired K
Office. The only official positions be evsl
filed we're those OF mayor and alderman Of
Bristol he was a Mason in high standing
and Knight Templar.
Speaking of Sir Morell Mackenzie. .
writer Ia "Lits.n London, remarks thai
few people except the initiated can hsvl
any idea OF tina arduousness OF the dutlel
which his position st the German Court Inn
poses upon him. To all intents and pur
poses, the gifted specialist is a prisoner a
ths palace, FER the confidencs placed ia hi
skill ia 20 great that the Emperor and EN-
press cannot endure the thouRht OF bis ah
se1ce from their immediate vicinity; anl
when, in addition to his ceaseless attention
he is daily subj acted 20 the most venomou
and unmerited attacks, II can be easily un
derstood how great is the strain. both men
tai and physical, to which he is exposed.
; About year ego Judge Crisp was Al
sending 6 convention in Columbus. Ga
r While the convention was sitting. fror
] some unaeconntahle and never explaine
! csuse, the rumor became general tha
: there was an heir at the White Hose,
\ Judge Crisp is too keenly alive to th
} amenities OF social as well an official iii
} rot 70 havs ct once teleeraphsd his cor
gratulskaons 10 the father and nothtl
When tbs judge learned the next dag shs
/ the rumor lacked foundation bis chsRri
, knew no box IDS. Later, when be retnrne
( 10 Washington IL vas some tim
before he could make up hI