The morning call., 1892-02-06
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Lady Londonderry spends one day in ten
in bed for Deauty's sake.
Lieutenant Governor Sheehan and
Governor Francis of Missouri look like
brothers.
Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, who was
recovering from au attack Of influenza, has
had a relapse.
Solomon Hanks, cousin of Abraham Lin
coin, died at Wapak0netta, Ohio, last Thurs
day, aged 81 years.
The latest report from Freddie Gebharl,
is that he as bTavely surviving under the
Kelley cure in1ictiOn.
Senator Hiscock aud Mr. I. Z. Roesche
OF the Arlington Hotel in Washington are
enough alike to be twins.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudyard Kipling and Mrs.
KiDlIug's mother and sister will visit the
United States early in the spring.
Hon. Thomas W. Palmer President Of
the Worlds Fair Columbian Commission,
has become a Thirty third degree Mason.
Mrs. Warren, the wife Of the Wyoming
Senator, who has voted for twenty years,
declares that it is no more trouble to 90 TO
the polls than to 60 to church.
Colonel Dan Lamont is confined to his
home with an aggravated attack of the grip,
complicated with other ailments, and his
friends are somewhat alarmed at his con-
ditiOu,
John Browns monument is a huge
bowider, placed by nature at the head Of the
spot selected for his grave, and upon which
the name Of the hero OF Osswatomie is
carved.
Colonel John R. Fellows strikingly re-
sembles, both in face and figure, Walter
Davidge, the Washington lawyer who con-
Quoted the prosecution Of Guiteau, PTesi-
dent Gariields assassin.
Peter Oliver, 12-year-old boy at the New
York Immigration Bureau, gets the mu-
niicent salary OF 50 a week as an inter-
prefer. lie speaks English, German, Swe-
dish and Italian duently.
Mr.. MuldoOn viii have to win Grace
Roman wrestling match with Mr.. Holman
before he can expect this Government to
lend any aid TO his scheme for the establish
ment Of national wrestling school.
Prince George is no more like the late
Duke Of Clarence than bottle of cham
payne IS Ike glass Of water. lie is full Of
an, high-spirited, quick-witted. free and
easy, typical naval officer OF the good old
/ times.
A notable figure in Northern Michigan
passed away recently in the death Of old
Aunt Margaret" whom every tourist to
that region had heard OF. She was a de-
scendant OF an Ottawa chief, and had been
educated at a convent in St. Louis, Mo.
Governor Flower is quite as much of a
| sportsman in his line as is ex-President
Cleveland. At trSp-shoOtng Mr. Flower is
said TO have made score OF % out Of a pos
| sibIe 100. But David b. Hill can discount
either of them at bringing down the political
coon.
William Ordway Partridge, the young
! Brooklyn sculptor, has obtained a commits
sion from the Union League Club of Brook
| Ign to make an equestrian statue of General
! Grant to stand in the plaza in front Of the
| club. The statue and pedestal will cost
| S27, 600.
Admiral Warden mn ~ thu tbirt,, soya,,
! Rear Admirals Of the United States on the
! retired list, commanded the Monitor in her
| encounter with the Merrimac in Hampton
Roads. His nerves are said never TO have
! been just the same since that memorable
| day, when in the course OF the eannOnade
| a shot struck the turret in which he sat
| directing the battle and knocked him
| blinded and bruised to the floor The
| dauntless old sea dog didn't mind il much,
! but his nerves never recovered from the
/ shock.
JF.CUTTER'soLD BoURBoN.-This celebrated