Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-29
ABOUT NOTED PEOPLE.

Edward BellaEy is dramatizins looking
backward"
Mary Anderson Is always welcome VIsi-
tor at Teunyson's house.
james Cor lon Benefits hair has turned
white since he was last seen in America.
Mrs. Senator Pettigrew beli-ves in CO.
education and oil things that will assist wo-
man in earning her bread.
Green B. Roun, the Pension Comms.
sioiier, is q Stout broad sboullered man,
with dark whlskers md haz.l eyes.
Lieutenant Jerrold Kelley, U. S. n, is
naval Ollie uad j1urnrist rolled into one.
rs is also i capital raconteur, with ready
wit, and weli.stored memory
Florence Finch. Kelly, the newestauthores1
to bid for popular favor, is girl with j.t-
black hair, and eyes so dark that they Sem
black.
Miss Pauacsfote, the eldest daughter Of
tn, British Minister ut Washington has donc
much by her personal example, to make
walking fashionable among the girls OF the
Capital.
Dr.. Holmes r. al number OF his poems to
the students of Boston University few
,ys ago, the selections includ n5 "The Last
Leaf" "Dorothy o. .'Tbe Voiceless" and
"fne Chambered Nautilus"
William Lloyd Garrison is tall and 81 m
and gray, and bald. He has amassed con.
siderable competence out OF wool. an is or
q decidedly literary turn OF mind. tie mas
weak voice, which mars the effrcs OF his pub
lie speeches.
John Jacob Astor owned 900 high elias,
dwelling houses. rented ut al average u
s., 0JU year each. He owned besides tene.
ment houses in untold number, aui no end Oh
real estate devoted to business uses.
Mrs. Senator Hawley is one of the nosice-
able figures in Washington Society because
of hc- pure English ways. She is said to
have warmed up, if not thoroughly converto1
Ii husband to equal suffrage.
Ex-Alinlster McL,ne is thin built, middle
SID, courteous-ninnnered man, has been
prominene figure in public life for close on
half IL century. He first entered Congress
III lS47, having previously fought In Tue
FllridI War.
Senator Stanford's gray eyes have lost
some or their lEhJ since ths death o: MS
sou, but he has lost )ne OF his vigor, ana
sticks as sJernly US ever TO the simple lite or
early rising aui plain living WHICH mas III
ways characJeriz: ii him.
Speaker Reed has received at least Gao
novel by every mail sine. it became known
that h. is fond OF light literature. Dup'lc LIE
COPIES of the same work have sJmetlIneS
reached him from the author and tue pub
Usher.
Elk Governor George S. Boutwell, is one
OF tue grand old meu of Massachusetts,. Lust
Jauuary he passed his seventy second birtn-
day. One day lust Week be made ten
hours speech before this Supreme Court ut
~ ushington in Il patent cass Involving SUN
QUO. Mr.. Boutwell, has entirely wituGrawn
from politics.
George William Curtis is Gjyears old, bus
he looks younger than many men OF d. LIE
is OF the IN .dium height, we'll built, Well
DIR. sssd and well hammered. His large gray
eyes have genial expression and his manners
huye u hearty, engaging warmth lie works
in tile Harper's Office every day from 10 8,
for which he draws salary OF S-o.oJ u
year.
Gran Follett, of Sandusky, is the Oldest
,dllor in OHIO. He was past 81 whom be
voted for President in 1888, AMI is in Wig
orou; health. He began his journalistic
career over seventy Years ago, was in the
New York Legislature in 1920, was Tor many
v,,r, nm editor at Batavia, N. Y, and was
n. editor OF the Ohio State Journal Lefore
the war.
Tello ]. D'Apery, thirteen -yenr old boy
of Crack extraction living in New York,
I'D and publishes The Sunny Hour :or boys
and gir.s, and devot.s tue profits TO al,eyiat-
lny the distress of boys an1 girls. The Pres
iisnt of the United States of COLUMBIA has
conferred the decoration of the Lib.rator on
him for his humanitarian efforts, aud bis
latrons include the Queens of England,
CIrsec. and Romania, tue Prime. or MONTE.
negro. the Presidents of Colombia, BOLIVIA
and VENEZUELA, Won Moltke, BouIanger,, NJ ir-
shall MacMahon. d :Lessep', Lord 3 III: oiry,
Premier Crispi and several o:hsr Prime -
and statesmen. He is "lhe marvellous DO"
Of this generation, handsome and manly