Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-10-04
ABOUT NOTED PEOPLE

&fIss WINNIE DAVIS will be the guest OF
the city of Atlanta at the Piedmont EXPOSE
tioa this Fall.
Ex-Governor HUBBARD, of Texas, is one
Of the weightiest politicians of the Democracy.
lie weighs $50 pounds, and has voice like
syeaking trumpet.
PRINCE ALBERT VICTOR is the only son
of a Prince of Wales who has taken his seat
in the House of Lords before his fathers ac-
cession TO the throne.
THE Rev Dr. Edward Everett Hale has
become editor-in-chief of the Boston Common
qecdith, u weekly newspaper devoted to litera-
ture, society, politics, &c.
PAsTEUR is asmall, solidly built man, very
pale and rather sickly in appearance. He
hmps when he walks His face shows in
every lineame 1t high order of intellect.
CHANCELLOR Won CAPRIyI and the Aus
TRAN Foreign Minister, Count Kalnoky, will
both spend few days at Hatfield on visit
to Lord Salisbury at the end of September.
JEAN INGELow, who is 30 years old, lives
in retirement with her mother at Kensington,
England. She writes but little, and devOtes
much Of her time and income to charitable
work.
ENoCH PRATT, the Baltimore philan-
thropist, who celebrated his SD birthday re-
Gently, is as strong mentally he ever was,
and takes keen interest in everything that
goes on.
ANTON RUBINsTEIN is staying in the Black
Forest, and is so busy composing that he
rarely goes out except for an hours stroll
late in the afternoon. He is thought to be at
work on grand opera.
SARA JEANSETT DUNCAN is young Can
adlan authorcss who has been gaining name
for herself by book of travels. She is quite
pretty woman, of slight figure, with brown
hair and light-blue eyes.
THE Cars personal bodyguard of private
police consists of fifteen specially picked Cor
sicans, mature and tried men, chosen and
trained by NJ. Celertin Pietri, nephew of
Napoleon HIPS Minister of police.
BY the will of the late Mrs Frances Brow
nell-Holland of Hartford, Conn, the sum of
100000 is devised to the proposed Episcopal
Cathedral of New York City. Mrs. Holland
was daughter of Bishop Brownell.
SENATOR DIXON, of Rhole Island, is said
to have some of the bluest blood of New En-
gland in his veins. Both his father and his
grandfather were statesmen of note, the later
having been United States Senator.
ToLsToI, at 81 is a rugged-looking man
with iron gray hair and sunburned face set
in frame of gray beard and mustache. His
broad brow is deeply iurrowed and his small
eyes CLEAN out from beneath busy brows.
AMELIE RIvEs CHAMBER is studying art
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goes but little into society, although the
French people admire her, and Nine. Carnot
the Pre- sident's wife, has taken a great fancy
to her.
ANDREW CARNEGIE will have a history of
the several industrial establishments in
America with which he has been connected
prepared and handsomely printed, to present
to the foreign visitors who will come to Pitts
burg next month to attend the international
nf nd oil nnl
/ engineers
REV. DR. E. r. ATwILL, of Toledo, O.,
who is soon to be eOnsccrated Bishop of the
Episcopal Diocese of West Missouri, has been
a member OF the Epi copal General Conven-
ton for many years, but he is never known
TO have made speech in that body, although
he is man of great intellectual gifts aud
tecundity of thought.
BISMARCK is one of the largest land-own-
rs in Prussia, and he carries on successfully
1t his yariou. estates the business of cattle
breeding, geese breeding, distilling spirits,
brewing and the manufacture of yeast. His
cattle and geese industries yield him an an
nual profit of So, 900 to 81, 500, and the annual
I income from his yeast business, is the most
important item in the ex-Chancellor income,
Is about S3i 900 His Jewels pictures and
plate represent value of $4,000, and his
total income is not far from $4,000 a year.
IT is said that the drop OF coored blood in
the veins of Mile. JEANNE Dumas, the only
unmarried daughter of the younger Dumas,
shows more conspicuously in her complexion
and features than it does in that of her illus
trious father, who is only an octoroon, and,
therefore the tinge of color in his children
/ ought to be imperceptibe. The elder sister
Of JEANNE became Nine. Lipmann some
years ago and is renowned as being very &C.
/ centric and very fond of frtations Their
mott or, who is still living, is a Russian prin-