Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-03-22
ABOUT NOTED PEOPLE.

Efwari Bellamy is dramatizinS looking
backward
Mary Anderson is Always welcome visI-
tor at Tennyson's hoase.
James Cor Ion B.naetts hair has turned
white since he was last s,en in America.
Mrs Ssnator Psitigrew believes in co.
education and ali thugs that will assist wo-
man In earning her bread.
Green B. kaum, the Pension Commits
sionrr, Is stout broad shouliered man,
WITH dark whlskers an hlzis eyes.
Lieutenant Jerrold Kelley. u. S. ~. is a
naval oitic and -urn-ilst rolled into one.
IL is also a capital rdcoateur, with a ready
VIZ, and well stored memory.
Fi,renee Finch, X lily, tn, newest authoress
70 Did for popu.ar favor, is girl with Jet
black.
Miss Pauncefote, the eldest daughtsr OF
tn British Minister at Washington has douo
much by her personal example, to make
walking fashionable among the girls OF tho
Capital
DR.. Holmes al number of his poems to
the stu tents OF Boston University few
d Us ago, the selections inclui ny The Last
Leaf, Dorothy q - "1he VoieelessH aud
The Chambered Nautilus
William Lloyd Garrison is tall and slim
slleraale competence out OF wool, ami is OF
decidedly literary turno OF mind He has
weak voice, which mars the ell, of his pub
llc speeches.
joan Jacob Aston owned AGO high class
dwelling houses. rented at al average OF
SS,O0O year each He owned besides tene
ment houses in untold number, aud no end OK
real estate devoted to business uses.
Mrs. Senator Hawley is one OF the notice
able figures In Washington Society because
OF Der pure English ways She is SAID TO
have warmed up, II not thoroughly converter
husband TO equal suffrage.
Ex-Minlster McLlne is thin built, middle
ID, courteous-mannerel man, has been a
prominene figure in public life for close on
half a century. He first entered Congress
IN lSi1, having previously fought In the
Florida War.
Senator Ssanford's gray eyes have lost
some of their light since the death OF his
son, but be has lost )ne of his yigor, and
sticks as sternly as ever to ths s,mp,e lie OF
early rising aud plain living wnicl has al
ways characterizid him.
Speaker Reed has received at least one
novel by every mail sinos IL became known
that he Is fond OF light literature. DupacIte
copies OF the same work have sJmetlmes
reached him from the author and the pub
Usher.
Elk Governor George s Boutwell, Is one
OF the grand old men OF Massachusetts,. Il tst
January he passed his seventy second birth
day. One day last week he made n ten
hours speech before the Supreme Court at
Washington in patent case involving 500
0O0 Mr. Boutwell, has entirely withdrawn
FROM politics.
George William Curtis Is 81 years old, but
he looks younger than many men OF So He
il of the m finn heiknt wall buiit wall
dressed and well hammered. His large gray
eyes have genial expression and his manners
have hearty, engaging warmth lie works
10 tue Harper's office every day from 10 3,
for which he draws q salary OF S2jtOO IA
year,
oran Fellett, OF Sandusky, is the Oldest
,ditor in OHIO. He was past 20 when he
voted for President la 1855, ani is in Wig
orous health. He began his journalistic
career over seventy Years ago. was in the
New York Legislature in 1870, was Tor many
years an editor at Batavia, N. Y. and wis
The editor OF tbs Ohio State Journal before
the war.
Tello j. D'Apery, a thirteen -year-old boy
of Greek extraction living in New York,
ed t. and publishes The Sunny Hour Tor boys
and gir.s, and deYot IS tns profits to alleyiat.
I'M the distress Of boys an girls The Pres
dent OF the United states OF Columbia has
conferred the decoration OF the LIB rator on
him for his humanitarian efforts, aud his
patrons include tue Queens OF England,
Greece and Romapia, tue Prince OF Monte.
negro, the Presidents OF Colombia, Bolivia
and Venzuela, Won Moltke, Boulanger, Mar.
shall Mac Mahon. ID Lesseps, Lord Salisbury,
Premier Crispi aud several oth5r Princes
and statesmen. He is "the marvellous boy
OF this generation, handsome and manly
looking.