Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-10
PEOPLE PARAGRAPHED.

ELI AYLswoRTH, of Providence, a ban
ker, 90 years of age, is said to be an active and
keen business man yet
ROSE HAWTHORNE says that Emerson's
memory became SO weak at last that he used
to 60 out looking for himself in the streets of
Concord.
MARK TWAIN is going to Europe with
his family In June and may stay several years.
When he returns the "Fakir Abroad" may be
expected from his pen.
DR.. GALLINGER, the new Senator from
New Hampshire, boasts that he has set type in
nearly every newspaper office north of Mason
and Dixon's line and between Maine and the
Mississippi.
Ex-CoNGREssMAN FRANK LAwLER,
who is contemplating the establishment Of q
daily paper in Chicago, as the organ of Carter
Harrison, is not a member Of the Italian Mafia,
as might be supposed.
MRS. LOCKE, mother of David r. Locke,
Petroleum v. Nasby). who has been living in
poverty near Wheeling, w. Va, has received
pension on account OF her late husband. Ma
thaniel Locke, having served in the war of 1872
MRS. McSHANE, the wife of the new
Mayor of Montreal, is said to be the most
beautiful and popular woman in Canada. She
is native of the United States and it was
largely due to her that her husband was elected
to the~Mayoralty.
GENERAL NELSON A. MILES, who has
just returned from an extended trip through
Mexico. says the Apaches Of the extreme South.
west are now devoting themselves to agricul-
ture. They will probably raise wheat instead
of Cain hereafter.
SENATOR HoAR's beardless face, black
suit white tie and eyeglasses often cause him
to be taken for a minister, but the man who
makes the mistake soon finds out that he is OF
his base If ne begins to say word in favor of
Grover Cleveiand's chances for reelection.
HAMID BEr, Director Of the Imperial
Museum in Constantinople, has sent examples
of paintings by himself to the Berlin Art Ex.
hibition. The fact is notable one. owing to
the well-known disfavor in which 1slamism
holds the art Of painting. Hamid 10 the frst
Turkish painter to become known to tho west
ern world.
LOUIS KossUTH, now so years old, feels
the innrmities Of age greatly, especially his
slowly falling sight He writes TO o friend:
"There 10 something abnormal In the organism
Of my eyes which opticians cannot explain, IL
seems. / AIN obliged to read and write. there.
fore, without glasseA The effort, however,
often exhaustS me.
DIR. KARL oEsTERLEY, who died recent
iy IN Hanover. was, Ia all probability. the old.
est art professor In tho world Oestoriey was
born In 1906 In 0oettingen, whore he became
professor OF art IN 1920. He rstained his pro.
fessorship, with the direotorphip Of the art
gallery. until 1901. Among his hest works arc
"Wittekind's Conversion" "Ths Daughter
Of JspthA," Christ Blessing the Children" and
"Buergsrs LeonorA."
LADY ALEXANDER LEvEsoN.G COVER
o beautiful and gentiy.nurtured young woman
was 20 affected by tho death OF her mother, the
late Duchess OF Sutherland. that she rsnounced
the world Of fashion. In which she was q aooi.
ETY. queen, and became . working nurse In a
London hospital. But the work was too much
for her and the scrubbing and drudging 10
which all nurses are subject undermined her
health and brought on o consumption from
which she recently died.