Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-04-04
ABOUT NOTED PEOPLE.

GEoRsR FRANCIS fRAfN is an agile and
muscular as he was twenty years aro. and
walks with the same brisk energy.
Mrs. T.. y. f. n SOUruw0RrH' fall name
is Emma Dorothy Eliza Neuette Southworth.
She is over Is years Of age and very feeble.
SENATOR llEARsr's widow WAS a school
teacher IN Steelvilie, Mo-, where she was
married, and her husband was then poor
man.
Mrs NELLIE BLESSING EYsrER, President
OF the MomcN's Press Association of the PA
chic Coast, Is granduiece Of Barbara friet.
chic, she says.
PROFESSOR DAVID S JORDAN, president Of
the Indiana Stale University. has accented
the presidency of the LELAND STAFFORD CnH
Versity OF California.
JEROME X. JEROME" Is O nom &c plume.
The real name Of che seccesual young dram
atist and humorist is J. W. AruWsmith, and
his home is in Bristol.
sENsToR STANFORD has been visiting Cor.
nell University at Ithaca, with the Wow, MS &
university builder himself Go get some points
from the Empire State institution.
SrEPNIAK, the Russian Nihilisl havixg
completed his lecture tour I'D no United
States will spend few weeks In Holau
quietly, before returning TO Europe,
tbs Princess Of Wales will setan Interest.
ing example 10 amateur photographers hy
having some views taken by herself riupioycd
in decorating tea SET Of Wedgwood ware
SENATOR EpMuNns is back again 10 IA.
old home in Burlington, W., and Is AZ busy
preparing for his maple sugar crop as il
there wasn't such a thing as Congrosto think
about.
REV. Or AruCus G. HAYWOOD offers this
MS panacea for tha evils which eliminated
In tho New Orleans lynching: mako the
courts effective In dealing with criminals
Keep out OF the country immigrants OF tie
Sicilian sort.
BISHOP PADDOCK, Of Mastachuseits. was
regarded by the late Richard II. Dana OF
Boston, as the best presiding officer ln COM
ycniion that he never know. The Bighnp
was a ready oifhand speaker, and know how
to dispatch business.
Mrs. KYLE, wife Of The Alliance senator
from South Dakota, felt oyerpowcring cou-
hdence during the canvass that hlr husband
would be elected, and whenever he talked of
declining the nomination she Insisted that he
would yield and win.
JAY GOuLD's signature was printed in tho
puzzle column Of Boston paper with the re-
quest that readers guess whose be WIS Among
the persons 10 whom thcautograph was crodi.
ted were r. Reed, lucersoii Ike Weir Baron
Hirsch, II. Grcely Jubal Early, and lnspectof
Byrnes
The Czarowitz Of Russia, who Is makinrt
tour OF the world, Is expected 10 reach San
Francisco IN nboutawcck, Eussia's treatment
q or 'e o 9sTf nS spas yet snE Base upon
his arrival.
Mns. JENNIE NJ. LOzIER, who has been
elected president OF SorJsis. is physician
herself although she has not practicrd meii.
cine for several years She dcvottg an her
time TO philanihrppic work. In person shois
small and plump, with a bighly-intclligent
face and viyacious manner.
MRS NJ. NJ. MAGRUpER, Of Washington,
owns the old-fashioned French hedstsad upon
which President Lincoln slept during his I'D.
ministrat0r and upon which his body lay
after his assassination. Her husband. "a White
House carpenter, bought 10 a. au auction sale
during Arthur's administration.
CouNT ToLsToIs socalis, colony on the cs-
tate Of wealthy man In the ucighb0Fhood Of
Charkon, Russia, hns been broken up. The
owner OF the estate gave the eol0nisis every
opportunity 10 fulfill their ui0pian dreams,
but the continued quarre.s, che satisiactiou
and the impossibiilty o.! accomplishing the
desired results led TO the abandonment Of TIE
settlement.
MAJOR LIZ CAHON, the well-remembered
spy Ia just now seriously ill. The Major has
resided in a pretty house in the subcrhs Of
Londsn with his American Wifi ever since
the recent commission be has unl conrted pub
LEFTY, bat has rather preferred 20 remain Ia
aemf-obseurity, for he realizes better than any
one else that bis life would not be worth
tr6e II he was not painfully careful.