Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-17
PEOPLE WHO ARE TALKED OF.

| LORD lennyS0Q Is now III DetIer uedltn
than he has had for years.
The Princess Dolgorouki is one of the
most accomplished violin players in Eu
rope.
De Witt J. Seligman, editor of the
Epoch, is spending vacation at Williams
town, Mass.
| Sir George Airy, the oldest of the En-.
gishmen of science, has just entered upon
his Goth year.
| Record is made of the death of Fred.
eric Lohne, in whose arms the Duke Of
Orleans died in lS42.
| The German Empress Alexandra is said
to possess violent temper, which she
vents upon her attaches.
| Mrs. Gladstone always attends meetings
of Parliament when either her husband or
her son Herbert is to speak.
| The wedding veil of the Princess Vic
toria of Prussia is being made at the lace
schools of Herschberger Thai, in Silesia.
| Joseph Chamberlain and wife, the latter
the daughter of ex-Secretary Endicott, are
coming over on social visit this month.
| Princess Victoria, the Empress Freder.
| ick's Youngest and favorite daughter, is
rather pretty and very fond of outdoor
life.
Congressman Reyburn of Philadelphia
] has bought an island off the coast Of South
Carolina, which he intends to stock with
game.
! A niece of the great actress, Rachel, is
soon to go on the stage. She Is the wife
of an Englishman, and speaks English
perfectly.
| John Price Buchanan, Democratic can.
didate for Governor of Tennessee, is A
years old and cousin of ex President
Buchanan.
One of the most skillful watchmakers in
Atlanta, is Mrs. E. A. Key. By means Of
her trade she supports herself and children
in comfort.
The recent dangerous illness of Count
Kalnoky was induced by his reckless eat
ing and drinking of rich food and iced
champagne.
Captain de Cana, of the Brazilian navy,
lineal descendant of the great Vasco de
Gana, is stud ying american ship-building
in the Philadelphia yards.
The Emperor William is said to be very
democratic and social when in Berlin, but
very aristocratic and exclusive when al
his private residence at Potsdam.
The Duke of Hamilton received s., 3,000,-
600 for the Hamilton Palace collection, re-
Gently sold, and the Government made him
pay $4,000 inland revenue tax on this.
The Rev. A. w. Wilson, one of the
Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, has set out on tour Of the world
to look after the interests of foreign mis-
sions.
Prince Herbert Bismarck cherishes care
fully the wreck of watch which he car.
ried during the Franco-Prussion war and
which stopped bullet that otherwis.
might have ended his life.
| w. S. Williams. of Cherokee county
Ala, is the father of twenty-eight chill
dren, the eldest of whom is forty-nin'
years old, the youngest six. Mr.. Williami
is seventy years of age.
The families who run Guatemala fo
their private financial benefit are tbs
Aparisois. the Acquires aud the Tinocos
| who are all capitalists and are relatives o
several of the present Ministers.
| John G.. Whittier has attended th'
small church of the Society of Friends il
Amesbury, Mass, where he lives, for fit,
years, and it is said he has never one
been induced to "speak in meeting"
Thomas Stevens, now touring in Russia
writes the World that he has abandones
part of his cowboy outfit in exchanging
his Texas for a Clrcassian saddle. 1t weigh
sixteen pounds to the formers forty-two.
| Miss Sallie Holle, Virginian girl, ha
undertaken the education of the colore
girls of her State. She proposes to es
tablish small schools throughout Virginia
where the eolored girl can learn enousl
in two years to start squarely with th
J world.
J, The small Archduchess Elizabetl
daughter of the late Crown Prince of Au
iris, is said to be growing exactly like +,
t mother. The little girl is an enthusi. .ast
\ entemologisi, and never leaves tn : cast
!, /, Of Iaxenburg, where she lives, eithout
butterfly net.