The morning call., 1891-06-01
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Mrs. Logan and son are now in London.
One of William K. VanderbIt's greatest
hobbies is the raising Of choice strains of
poultry.
The young Chinese Emperor has celebra-
ted the completion of his twentieth year by
picking out new wife.
The Duke of Argyle'S youngest daugh ter
will marry Lancashire cottOn-spin ner
named EmmOtt, a Quaker and wealthy
The Czarewich, notwithstanding his Japa-
nese experience will visit Paris, where his
heart will be in more danger than his head.
The Empress of Austria is as busy as a
schoolgirl with her linguistic studies, and as
interested as a land refOTmer in her agrcul-
tural projects.
Professor Gould of Johns Hopkins Uni
versty has nearly completed his report on
the labor question III Europe for the United
States Labor Bureau.
+. ID. MOrgan's new HerreshOff boat. the
GlOriana, was tried recently in stiff whole
sail breeze near Bristol, II. l., and the way
she went pleased her owner.
Theodore Tilton is busly preparing a new
volume Of poems. He still lives on the Isle
Of st. Louis, in Paris, and manifests no de-
sire tn return to this country.
Maxwell Evarts. son of the ex-senator,
has only a slight resemblance to his illnstri-
GUS father, but it is understood the young
man is not greatly grieved on that account.
Florence l.. Snow is a Kansas poetess who
is coming to the front in the literary world
She lives at NeOsho Falls, has sparkling
black eyes, dark hair and writes good poetry.
Twelve Of the students who defended
Queen Natalie have died of their wounds,
but if public opinion means anything their
deaths will be the turning point in Servia's
history.
Prince Bismarck, like many other gour-
mands, has particular fOndness for plov-
ers' eggs, and his tenants at Jevar make
him gilt OF 1O1 eggs on every an niyersary
of his birthday.
Miss HALEY, who has been appointed as
one Of the two women inspectors of Massa-
chuSetts factories, was tending loom in the
Washington Mills at Lawrence when her
appointment was made.
The late Henry S. Sanford was American
Minister TO Belgium during our civil war !;
but Mr.. Seward once said of him that during
the first year of the rebellion he was vir-
tually our Minister for all Europe.
Nine. Paul Blouet, wife OF the well-known
writer and lecturer, Max Rell, will accom-
pany her husband on his next lecturing
tour, which will be through Australia, and
which will commence in September next.
Lord Salisbury, stout and INDECENT as he
may now seem, has been q hard worker,
and in 1852, when he was Robert Cecil, Wis
tied the Bendig0 and b Karat gold fields,
where he lived in a tent, did his own wash
ing and cooking and dug and gathered mug
gets,
George w. Childs has presented to the
Mount Vernon Regents tile proof sheets of
tie American Daily Advertiser, dated Sep
temOer 10. 1896, containing the farewell adj
dress OF Washington, corrected by himself.
The relic is handsomely framed in hard
cherry.
1t is said that one OF the most striking
peculiarllies of Pope Leo XIII is the con-
vulSive tremor of his hands which one sees
on meeting him. This Is not result of age,
as is generally supposed, says a writer in
the Rryiew of Reviews, but the consequence
| of typhoid fever.