St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-27
MENTION OF PEOPLE.

Mrs. Thomas A. Hendricks and her
sister and niece have gone to the White
mountains.
1t is reported in Berlin that Cham
ceIlor Won Capriyi is engaged to niece
of General Won WalderSee, commander
in-chief of the German armies.
William Black has taken an Omaha
girl for the heroine of his new romance.
it is stated. and Mr.. Gladstone figures to
some extent in character nance
Grandson.
Mrs, Tenant and her daughter who
has now become Mrs. Stanley were
house-hunting in London fortnight
ago, and among the dwellings Inspected
by them was the one just vacated by
Mrs. Mary Anderson Navarro.
Colonel L. w. Higginson is at
enthusiastic believer in the ACCESSIBILITY
of combining literature and riding on
tricycle.. He takes a daily run on
much of the health which he hal
regalned.
Charles l.. Colby, president of thu
Wisconsin Central Railway company
and Joseph Pitman Earle, a New York
millionaire, have offered to give S500.00t
for the establishment of technical
school i'll connection with Brown
University.
Benjamain z. Shillaber Mrs. Parting
tom has passed his seventy-slxth birth
day; but though somewhat feeble he i!
in full possession of his faculties, anC
still has that keen sense of the ludicrous
that enters so largely in all his writings,
Miss Adele Grant, who was one OF
the bellies of the Newport season OF
1887, and who subsequently came near
marrying the late Earl Cairns. then
| known as Lord Gumboyle, will visit
| Secretary and Mrs. Whitney this sum
mer. Miss Grant is now the guest OF
| Senator Cameron in Washington.
! Robert Louis Stevenson will prob
j ably return to London in October
| About that time he will completely
| wind UP his affairs in Scotland. He in
tends to sell off his house furniture,
carry his books with him, and fix hi;
! home permanently in Samoa. His ISL
and estate is said to be very lovely,
with no less than six water falls on it.
Jay Gould has given about two acres
| of land in Broadway, IrvingtOn on the
Hudson, to the Protestant Episcopa
and Presbyterian churches. For long
time these churches vainly have ell
| deavored to get possession of this prop
| erty. MI. Gould bought it and gave il
to them in equal parts, as titles between
| the two churches.
! A party OF Eastern Journalists who
| recently made an excursion to Cape
| May received upon their arrival the an.
nouncement from De 3. Randolph
Keim, a reportorial Yellow push, thai
Mrs. President Harrison had ''conde.
! scended to appoint an hour when she
would receive them" This phrase was
resented by the entire delegation re.
naming away from the presidential cot
/ tage.
In the short space of one months
residence in Washington, where he has
| government clerKShip, young jim"
| Blaine has achieved distinction by be.
ing blackballed by an athletic club, the
| requirements for membership in which
are not extrayagant, being ordered Off
| the floor of the house, and eating his
words in saloon. The saloon episode
arose from the expression by young
Blaine that certain highly respected
and gentlemanly correspondent in
Washington was a ''vulgar ass" This
correspondent heard him and stepped
across the bar room to slap the young
mans face, but the latter dropped hur-
riedly into his chair and muttered an
apology.