The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-26
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Mr.. Biaine's daughter, Mrs Damr0sch,
will spend the summer with her parents at
Bar Harbor.
Barthrldi has just completed two female
figures, clothed in Alsatian costumes, for The
monument OF Gambetta at Vile d'Ayray.
Lady Brooke was a great "catch" in her
girlhOod. She was then tho pretty Mi SIS
Maynard, with large fortune and host
of suitOrs.
Congressman Henry A. Herbert of Ala
bama declares that he will retire from SER
vice at the close of his present term, which
is his eighth.
Heinrich Schmilnski, Hamburg million
aire has decided to leave his fortune to the
city for the erection of an asylum for I'M
married women.
Henry Irying's son and namesake will
make his debut at Garrick's Theater the
coming season as Lord Beaufrey in the
School for Scandal"
Ex-Governor Gilpn of Colrado and his
wife, after fighting the divorce question in
the courts for years, have finally come to
terms and will live together.
Hon. Stephen Coleridge, son OF the En-
glish Chief Justice, Is IN artist of no mean
ability, aud has a collection of paintings of
the lake country on exhibition just now.
NJ. L ffel, who conceived the tower In
Paris, lives no on the Jungfrau, in the
Swiss Alps. He has just Outlined permits
sion to build railroad up the mountain.
good deal is said of - PattisOn's luck"
He has been fortunate in his public career,
but, rs Garfield truly said, IAN ounce Of pluck
is worth pound of luck" Pattson has
both.-N. Y. World.
The Prince and Princess OF Wales garden
party at Marlborough House, at which the
Queen, the German Emperor and Empress
and the royal wedding guests from Germany
will all be present, has been definitely fixed
for Saturday, July 18th.
Representative JOSIAH Quincy will deliver
the next Fourth of July grafton before the
city government. Josiah Quincy delivered
one July L. 1893. josiah Quincy delivered
one July 4, 1926 JOSIAH Q lincy Jr. was
the city orator July 4. 1832.-Boston Tran
script.
One of the twenty-three widows of the
Revolution whose names are on Uncle Sans
pension roll is Mrs. Meridy Smith, who
lives in Newman, Ga. She is garrulOus
old lady with remarkable memory for her
c0untry's history, and despite her great age
and decrepitude her mind is vigorous.
Countess TOlstoi, wife of the author, re-
Gently made successful business trip to
st. Petersburg. She secured an audience
with the Emperor who was extremely
amiable to her and promised to protect her
husband from all the annoyances to which
the Committee Of CensorS has been subject
Ing him.
John russell Young, the American Jour-
nalist, writing his "reminiscences of Sir
William Gordon Cumming, says this unfor-
tunate gentleman was described by the
Duke Of Cambridge. COMMUNICATIVE Chief of
the British army, las the best soldier in
war and the worst in time of peace in the
British army"
The Queen of SPANS reasons for retard-
Ing the completion Of the palace which is
being built at San Sebastian has at last been
dvulged. The palace is built privately by
the Queen. aud 1t is in order to prevent over
drawing her bank account that she has de-
termined to have the building finished only
in the course of next year, when she will be
able to pay the architects.
Johannes Guttzeit, the Sam Jones of Ger
many, wears dress that Tolstoi might ap-
prove of, but which excites the ridlcule Of
the Germans. Trousers of white wool cover
his legs, aud from his shoulders hangs
broad, loose gown of the same material held
in position by girdle about his waist. On
| his head he"wears chaplet of green leaves
His shoes are heavy and low cut. GuttZeit
Is tall and s0ldierly man, with handsome
face, aud has succeeded in making many
converts.