Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-22
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

Senator Plumb is 80 years old and a
millionaire. He was once an editor.
Along with his other Affections, the
Gar of Russia has lost nearly ali his
teeth.
Mrs. Waite widow of the late Chief
Justice, and her daughter, have gone to
Europe.
General Samuel F. Cary, the Ohio ora
| tor, is a relative of Alice and Phoebe Cary
the poetesses.
Miss Mary Garrett is taking the lead in
movement to promote the higher medical
| education of women.
The Empress of Austria is improving in
health at Wiesbaden, where she is under
going massage treatment.
Princess Marguerite de Chartres. who
is to marry the Duke of Orleans. is said to
be an accomplished cook.
John L. Stoddard, the lecturer, attended
the first performance this year of the Pas
sion Play at Oberammergau.
General Alfred H. Terry, who is 63 wears
| of age, is not in good health. He is living
In retirement in New Haven.
The ex-Queen of Naples has stables in
the Champs Etysees and ChantiIIy, and
runs horses under an assumed name
NJ. Paul de Cassagnac is noted for his
skill with his tongue, his pen and his
sword. He is man of powerful frame.
Dean Huntington, of the College of
Liberal Arts of Boston University, will
spend the summer in Europe with his
family.
A movement has been set on foot in
Chicago by the Italian residents to collect
Dot, 600 to erect statue to the memory of
Garibaldi.
General Butler is said to be able to quote
the Bible more freely and more accurately
than almost any man in public life at
Washington.
Senator Edmunds is reported to make
$4,000 year by his law practice, and it
is said some of his arguments have brought
him $40 word.
A summer school of theology will be
conducted this season at Round Lake. by
the Rev. DIR. Henry A. Butts, President of
Drew Theological Seminary
Christine Nilsson recently attended a
soiree in Paris attired in dress of MORE
antique of the new tomato red, relieved
with sashes in very pale blue and yellow.
Walt Whitman, who was II years old
June 14th, is said to be falling rapidly in
health. He is no longer seen on the
streets of Camden in his wheel-chair, but
is confined to his modest home.
Prince Charles OF Sweden and Norway
was recently summoned to a Court in
Stockholm to serve as iuryman in crimi-
nal case but the Judge decided that on
account of family connections he was incl
igible.
Miss Annie Clarke, for many years the
leading lady of the Boston Museum Com
pany, is seriously i'll from TIE effects of
fall ON the stage few weeks ago while
she was playing in 'All the Comforts of
Home"
A former resident of the United States
Mrs. Georgia Gill, is now living in Berlin.
and is President of a society called the
"Kins's Daughters" having for its object
to provide place of worship for American
strangers.
One of the prettiest women in the Sena-
torial circle at Washington is Miss Court
ney Walthall, daughter of the Senator
from Mississippi. She is q brunette with
clear complexion, hazel eyes and we'll
rounded figure.
The German Emperor has now taken
into his own hands the management of his
private fortune, and it is asserted that a
short time back he negotiated loan of
100000 marks, assured by mortgage on
house in the Leibnitzstrasse in Berlin;
before concluding the treaty, the Emperor
visited the said house himself several
times, so as to be sure of his bargain. The
loan was made out of the savings from the
Emperor's private purse, as the papers in
the mortgage Office in Berlin can prove.