The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-07
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

The next red hat of the Cardinalate may
go to Arch bishop Feehan OF Chicago.
Mrs. jefferson Davis has heart disease and
has made all her preparations for sudden
death.
Boston means to have statue of Thee
dore Parker before long, but as yet has not
decided where 10 erect it.
Senator Edmunds has gone to Michigan
to visit his sister. Mrs. Maynard, who re-
sides at Romeo, i'll that State.
Hon. Thomas F. Morgan, Commissioner
of Indian Affairs, has started on trip to
Europe for the benefit Of his health.
Inventor Kelly is passing the summer
very pleasantly with his wife and daughter
at one of the most fashionable hotels in
Atlantic City.
With Mr.. Fassett, Secretary of the Ma
tional Republican Committee, as Collector of
the Port of New York thers ought 10 be
good collections.
Edwin Booth is Mt Narragansett Pier, the
guest of his son-in-law. l. Il. Gr0ssman, at
Rosaiind Cottage. He has aeshed up and
his step is elastic.
features and hair so frequently that she is
becoming the envy of the ordinary light
ming change artist.
The Emperor and Empress OF Russia are
to be the guests Of the King and Queen OF
Denmark al Schloss Fredensborg about six
weeks 1r0n the eDQ OF august
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Packard. who reside
on farm near New Hartford, Iowa, are the
parents OF twenty nine living children.
The eldest IS 40 and the youngest 10 years Of
age.
The portrait of Fannie kemble, painted
by Sir Joshua Reynolds in 1854, was pur-
chased by Messrs. Agnew for Bradley Mar
tin of New York at the sale Of the late Cav
endish Bentinck's collection.
;aF Of
don Fire Brigade, insists en- the acceptance
OF his resignation in spite of the fact that he
has been publ ely requested By the County
Council to remain at his post.
Robert T. Barker of New Bedford, Mass,
read the Bible through for the first time in
1908. Since that date he has read it ninety
nine times. 1t usually takes him two months
to read it from beginning TO end.
Chauncey NJ. Depew was "hand in glove"
with Lord Salisbury at the recent garden
party. and looked as familiar as if he had
just declined TO become member of the
Cabinet and leader of the House.
Major Rathbo of Ohio the new fourth
Assistant Postmaster-General is just AZ
years old and is one of the NEST experienced
men in the service. He is a handsome fel-
low, thirty-second degree Mason and a
wide-awake business man.
Mrs. James Roberts, widow OF President
Roberts of the Liberian Republic, sailed
for England last week with several thou
sand dollars which she has raised toward
building hospital at Monrovia. From En-
gland she will 60 to Liberia.
The Kaiserin likes to play lawn tennis,
but however much she may be interested In
the game she keeps her eye upon William.
when he shows disposition to stray away
from the grounds and begin talking TO any
of the pretty girls under the awning.
The handsome wedding present which
10 lvat- 81 An1r hi f,,f1 ID
give his youngest son, George w. Child,
Drexel. on his approaching marriage to Miss
Isick, is now in course of erection. 1t will
be a magnificent white marble mansion.
One Of the coming young men in the Brit
ish political world is Coningsby Ralph Dis
raeli. who seems to have inherited the lite
rary tastes of the CuriositieS of Literature
man and the political and Parliamentary
ambitions of his renowned uncle, Benjamin.
Disraeli.