Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-10-03
ABOUT NOTED PEOPLE

RUTHERFORD b. HAYES is ranked among
the millionaires Of the country.
JERRY RUsK's rain-making career suggests
that he may he trying to take the Presidency
by storm.
MCMAHON AND BIsMARK are the only
prominent actors in the Franco Prussian war
remaining alive.
JOSEPH KAINz, the celebrated German
actor who was formerly n great fayorite OF
King Ludwig, Of Bavaria, has sailed for New
York.
PRINCESS CHRISTIAN, one Of Queen Vic
toria daughters, employs woman physician,
DR.. julia Maitland, who is specialist in
diseases of the nerves.
Miss ENID YANDEIL. Of louisville, Ky,
IS at work in the modelling department of the
Worlds Fair, making the models for the
eight caryatldes for the woman's building.
BISHOP STRossMAYER, of Pesth, is reported
to say that in fifty years there will be no
more crowned heads in Europe, not even in
Russia, and that a European war will be
certain within three years.
Mrs CORNELIUS VANDERBILT ''has a
calm, lovely face which is suggestive Of the
Madonna, clear, pale skin. deep, dark blue
eyes and soft brown hair in the gushing
lInguage of a contemporary.
THE Princess Maud of Wales, has devoted
NDDlt VI utF SU It tIlt uutliiE the DlNl tfflADfl
10 studying the mandolin. and has set the
f.shion among the ladies. A little band of
twelve players constantly assemble TO practice
this charming instrument.
Mrs. LELAND STANFORD has purchased
| $50 handsomely bound Bibles 10 70 in the
students rooms at the Palo Alto University.
IL is said, by the way, that there are 200
more applicants this year for adhesion than
the university eau accommodate.
NJ. DELYASSis. Premier of Greece. has
been i'll for some time. During his sickness
NJ. Laimi, Minister Of Justice, hasrepresented
him as Minister Of The Interior. The appoint
ment OF NJ. Llimi. rather than either NJ.
Carapano or NJ. Deliorgi, rs Acting Minister
of the Interior, etused some sensation, aud
revived the reports of disagreements in the
Cabinet.
LADY OLIVIA TAYLoUR, who is soon to
become the bride of Lord Henry Cavindish
Bentinck, Is considered one Of the most beauii-
full women IN LOndo society. Her features
ere fine and regular, and her figure tall and
slight. Her hair is light--almost golden
and she has a curious white feather" among
her trcsses 1t is not indicative 10 her
ehsract r. however for she is lady of very
high spirit.
MIS-. HALLE 7. DILLON, NJ. D. (colored
DAUGHTER of Bishop i. r. Tanner. is not only
the first colored woman physician, but the
first woman Of any race TO pass the Alabama
State medical examination. IL was a written
examinatio 1, and an unusually severe one,
occupying ten day. Dr. Dillon. after passing
with hill average, now occupies the posi-.
ton OF resident physician at the Tuskegee
(Alabama) Institute.
MRs DIAz, wife Of the President Of the
Mexican Republic, will probably be appointed
at the head Of the committee of women repre-.
scnting thu women Of that Republic in con
ncctioa with the exhibition At Chicago Miss
Alice c. Fletcher ami Miss u lila Nuttall are
deyoting their energies to collecting valuable
information concerning the Ind an tribes Oi
the United States and Canada. A collection
of war bonneis, dresses, and aceoutrement.
worn by the Indians during buriai ceremonies
at their ghost dances. and at the religions
ceremonies viii form one Of the most euriOn,
features Of that section Of the Worlds Fair.