The morning news., 1892-03-19
PERSONAL

ExPLoRER STANLEY and his wife sailed on
| Tuesday for England from Adelaide, Australia
/ ANDREW CARNEGIE ard party. who have Oeen
making tour OF the Pacific coast, left for the
east IN special ooacl Monday night.
/ MHE. REGINA MASEY OF Lisbon, a llneal de-
/ scendant Of the wife OF Columbus. lie preparing
! a genealogical tree OF the Columbus family for
exhibition at the worlds fair.
ELLIOT F. SHEPARD has given house on First
place, Brooklyn, to the Brooklyn presbytery.
to be converted into home for old people. The
property is worth about $4,000.
| A QUANTITY carved wooden sacramental COB
let, which was made in 1920. was left to the
Massachusetts Historical Society by the will of
the late Dr.. Buckminster Brown of Boston.
| Hon. THOMAS j. MORRIS, United States dis
trict judge for Maryland, has returned from
/ his trip TO the Bermudas and the trial Of cases
/ IN his court viii be resumed at Baltimore nSxt
Monday.
The theatrical managers at their meeting in
New York on Tuesday decided 70 invite Joseph
Jede rson to represent tie American stage at
| the forthcoming international musical and
| theatrical exhibition at Vienna
| EX-SENATOR JAMES G. FAIR has returned to
San Francisco from trip to Honolulu. which
he took tor his health. His condition is some
what improved, but he is said to be far from
robust, suffering from trouble OF the heart.
JAMES A CHAMBERS of Pittsburg has started
| for Belgium on business trip. his chief object
being 10 examine the celebrated plate glass
llants In that country and get new ideas for his
own new works. which will be opened in Sep
| tember.
The late Baron de Loe, the diplomat, was re e
nowned as much for the beauty OF his wife as
for anything else. The baroness was a French
woman OF SURPRISING good looks. When a
| young girl, she made a conquest of Bismarck at
the Casino of Biarritz.
MRS AUGUSTUS RAMON SAIAs, a descendant Of
| the Berrien family of New Jersey and Georgia,
| one of the vice presidents Of the United States
Daughters Of 1912, mas been appointed regent
at large, to aid state organizations of the society
IN all southern states.
TIE wife of W. G. oakman, who succeeds Mr.
Inman as president Of the Richmond Terminal
system, is a daughter of the late Roscoe Conk-
ing Mr.. Oa6man. who was only a division
| superintendent at the time of his marriage has
since risen rapidly in his profession.
ANDREW CARNEGIE has been talking very
frankly to the San Francisco newspaper men,
He rates himself as worth from $4,000. 900 to
S33 1900. and says he will spend every cent of
ms money before he dies, He Is an agnostic,
and declares he will never give penny to a
church.
b. GRATz BRowN, John Mason Brown, Sena-
tors Vest and Blackburn, ex-Gov. Crittenden of
Missouri and Congressman w. @. P. Breckin.
ridge are said to have been schoolmates at an
academy In Frankfort, KY, kept by pedagogue
named b. b. Sayers, who maintained order
with harsh words tand flying ferule. Tradi-
ton says his boys were no better than they
should have been.
Hon. JUDsoN G. CLEMENTS. the new interstate
commerce commissioner, arrived at the Metro
politan last night, says the Washington Post of
Thursday. He IS tall bg-limbed has a good
face and pleasant manner, and claims the city
OF Rome, Ga, as bis horne. He came to Wash
ington for ten years as q congressman, and
made an enyiable record In the House Mr.
Clements new placs is quite as honorable and
responsible as the one he formerly filled, and
the salary attached thereto 1s one and half
times greater.