The Critic and record., 1891-04-30
INDIVIDUAL MENTION.

Miss Bette, daughter of Lieutenant
Colonel William II. Jordan Of the Nine.
teenth Infantry, died suddenly April q
at Columbus Barracks, Ohio, after a brief
Illness.
James Payn will collect some of his
short stories in volume having the title,
Sunny Stories and Some Shady Ones"
George Macdonald S new novel, There
and Back, will be issued in this country
by the u. Lothrop Company.
Miss Barley Of New York, niece of
Mr.. Lorillard was married in Paris on
Friday to Count Deportals. The religious
ceremony was performed Saturday.
The Hon. C.. X. Breckenridge believes
that Mr.. Mills will he Speaker of the
next House and Mr.. Mcmillan Chairman
of the Ways and Means Committee,
George Meredth's novel, lone of Our
Conquerors-n having completed its course
in the "Furtnightly' will he issued in
book form.
The late Prince Jerome Napoleon, for
various reasons always refused to be
presented TO ex-Premier Crispi of Italy.
by strange decree of fate Crisp was one
Of the two witnesses to the official an
nouncement of the Princes death.
Miss Julia Taliaferro, formerly of Rich
mond Va, but now of Chicago, ILL.,, will
with the intention of prosecuting her
vocal studies under Marchesi of Paris.
Lieutenant Hem, the wel-known Eng
lish yachtsman, who has recently been
cruising on the Florida coast, is not max
ing this excursion on the Galatea, but
another craft. Next winter though he
hopes to have new yacht.
James Il. Garfield, who is now in New
York, son of the late President Garfield,
Is growing to look very much like his
father, except that he keeps his face
smooth shaven and wears gold spectacles.
Friends of Mary Anderson Navarro say
she has no desire to return TO the stage;
that she has sold her theatrical wardrobe
that she is now in radiant health, and
that she and her husband are an ideally
happy couple.
One thing can he said of Hellmuth Karl
Bernhard Won Moltke which could not
be truthfully alleged of any other German
OF this day. No man so absolutely and
completely personified the loyal, dutiful,
quasi military life of modern Germany.
There were in him those elements which
are common to every loyal subject of the
Kaiser, and he carried in himself an image
of the spirit and the life of the first mar
tial nation of the century, Chicago Ne,os.
Hon. John Iathrop, member of the
Massachusetts, Supreme Court, has laid
aside the gown for time and is making
tour Of the Southern battletields upon
which he fought as captain Of the Thirty
fifth Massachusetts.
Lieutenant Thackera and the Shermans
Indignantly deny newspaper statements
that the late general left his family poorly
provided for.
General Ignacio Meiia, ex-Minister of
War, and member of the Pan-American
Congress, died April % in the City of
Mexico. He was born in Zimatean, State
of Oajaca, Mexico, August IA, 1914, and
was educated in his native State. In 1920,
upon the threat of Spanish invasion, he
entered the National Guard as private
soldier and fought for Mexico through
thirty-three years under the banner Of
Liberty and Reform" becoming a gem
eral. He held many civil offices in addi-
ton to being Minister of War
Prince Bismarck, to all persons who,
on April l, went to Friedricksrhue to CON
gratulate him upon the anniversary of
his birth, gave his photograph bearing the
inscription, Bismarck, l April, o.
Forthis purpose hundreds of photographs
were necessary. They show the Prince
clad in civilians clothes.