The Progress., 1892-09-17
MASCULINE MENTION.

Henry NJ. Stanley's real name is John
Rowlands.
Senator Vance has acquired the reputa-
tion Of being humorist.
George VI. Dallas, one OF the new judges
Of the United States circuit court OF APP
peals. has r. sceived from Princeton college
the degree Of doctor Of laws.
Robert Burns Hutchinson, OF Chicago, Ia
said to be the last male descendant hut
one of the Scotch poet after whom he was
named, and that exception Is his own IN
FAINT son.
Il il said that Mr. Gladstone hardened
himself for exposure bareheaded at out
door public meetings by habitually sitting
Mt a window from which strong draft
was coming.
whiSeiaw Reid is of Scotch ancestry.
His mother, Marian Whitelaw Ronalds, Is
n descendant in direct line from the clan
Ronald. His paternal grandfather settled
In this country toward the close OF the last
century.
The Marquis de Mores has won n suit
against his father, the Due de Nallom-
brosa, who had agreed at the time of the
sons marriage to pay his oebts, and who
proposed to reimburse himself out OF tho
marquis allowance.
s. W.. Burnham, the clerk Of Judge
| Gresham's United States circuit court, has
been successful stenographcr, newspaper
reporter, astronomer and lawyer. He was
| mt one time the assistant astronomer or
the Lick observatory.
| Marshal Patrice Mcmahon, the gallant
ex-president of France, although eighty
| two years old, IL as robust as mt liity. lie
boasts that serious illness has never been
his lot, and that only when wounded has
he been confined to his bed.
James G.. Blaine, Whitelaw Reid and
James w. Hustled are "Dekes," or mem
bers of Delta Kappa Epsilon; Chauncey Nj.
Depew belongs to Psi Upsilon, the dearest
foe of the Dekes; Adlai Il. Stevenson Is Pm
Delta Theta: w. L. Villas il Beta Theta III.
Daniel McCorry, bronze colorcr at Carey
Bros wall paper factory, philadelphia
was once blessed with blond hair, but in
following his trade he was constantly
amid acids and bronzes, and finally his
hair changed to n rich emerald green.
Thomas Sexton, NJ. r., one Of the anti
Paruellite leaders, Is the son of n poor apple
, woman in Waterford, and is almost entire
ly self educated. His father, who died
when Mr.. Sexton was very young, bad
been n policeman in the employ OF the
government.
Only ten southern generals are left in'th'
!; senate and not half as many survive III tb'
house. The most picturesque Of them nj
, Is Walthali. Of Mississippi, who succeeded
> Lamar in the senate. General Walthall 4
a tall and slender man. with n veritabi'
name Of black hair.
Charles Frederick Crisp, speoker o. tb
house. whose Georgia constituents hav
u renominatetl him. is native OF Eng
= land, born In Sheffield while his parent
= were on n visit thither from this country
He spent a year toward the close OF tn
: great unpleasantness es "A prisoner OF wa
;. In Fort Delaware.
J. Are you religious monf' was aske
Charles A. Dana In n recent interview
:" "Yes. was brought up n Calvinist, the
I became a Unitarian, then a Swedenbo
gian. Now don't belong to any churct
10 Many of my best friends are Catholics.
4; believe in the religion of humanity. b
r. lieve In divine Providence and divin
"a destiny for all things"