The morning call., 1891-07-27
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.
The King of Anam has SO wives.

The King of Anam has SO wives.
Sir Edwin Arnold is coming to the United
States next October to lecture.
NJ. Flamm arion, the French astronomer,
declares that the climate of Europe is grow
ing colder.
Frank Gaienue, President of the St Louis
Merchants Exchange, is said to be a double
of Jay Gould.
The Duke of Clarence has nearly lost his
head over an American girl. Time to make
his collars two inches higher.
Many public men have married their type
writer's. but Senator Squire of Washington
married Miss Remington herself
John Caesar Houk. son of the late Rep
TesentatiVe Houk of Tennessee, Will be
candidate for his fathers seat in Congress.
Rose Terry Cooke says that to keep sum-
mer boarders one ought TO have good health
good temper and unfailing patience. Also
good grub.
Mrs. Ida May Davis who has been elected
member of the City School Board of Tcrre
Haute, is the first woman in Indiana to hold
such position.
Ex-Queen Natalie, who has been the guest
of one of her aunts in Roumania, has fallen
sick. The poor woman's nerves seem COM
pletely shattered.
Mrs. Alice Shaw is continuing her sue
cessiul career III Europe whiStling Tor money.
She gets more than certain banking people
who have to whistle.
The very good picture of Mrs. O'Shea
printed IN one OF the Weeklies gives an I'M
preston OF Geld, fair woman, with a great
deal OF blonde hair and veIve.
When Prince George of Wales returns
home from the West Indies next month he
will yacate the command of the Thrush and
accompany his mother to Denmark.
Mrs. Nancy Allison Frost, who lives near
Marietta. Ohio, is 107 years old and mas
lived in one house ninety-one years, Iemoy-
ing to it from the block house" at Mari
eta.
Oliver Wendell Holmes library in his
Boston nome looks over the Charles River
and furnishes a superb view of the distant
spires and towers OF Charleston and Somer-
vile.
Dorrius Spencer of Sherwood. Mich. is
now the oldest Free Mason in his State If
not in the United States. lie has been
member in good standing Tor eighty-one
years.
"rhe Telephone Girl'' has at last an
peared on the legitimate boards. That is
the title of NJ. Serpette's latest Partisan
novelty which Druriolanus Harris is to LON
d0niZe.
Senator Cameron is reported to be worth
81, 000, 600, third Of which is in Washington
real estate, where, next to Senator Sherman
he is the heaviest Senatorial property,
holder.
d. Nj. Key OF Chattanooga. Tenn. Judge
of the United States District Court and
Postmaster-General under Hayes, has ac-
cepted the place of Dean of the law school
of Grant University.
Charles Dickens old home in Doeichtv
street, London is for sale, or is to be lei an
a long lease. 1t was from here that he wrote
the letters OF Boz" when he was first win
ming his name and fame.
Mrs. Timothy J. Keefe, wife of the we'll
known pitcher of the New York Club is
foremost in the list of American sculptnr.
esses. She has gone abroad in the interest
OF her art and the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Harrison has given orders that no
foreign goods shall be used in refurnishing
and decorating the rooms of the White
House, except where it is impossible to nroo
cure the necessary material in America