Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-07-30
BOUT NOTED PEOPLE

COUNT HERBERT Won BIsMARcKs most
precious wedd ng present was given him by
his iather-the estate of Schoenhnusen--with
its splendid old schloss and leagues of forest.
The BismsreSs take their title from Sehoen-
hausen.
JoHS sARTAIN, artist and engraver on
steel, was one OF the most interesting char.
sctefs drawn TO the capital by the National
Art Congress. Born In IS s, he is nov n his
s5ih year, yet hes the spirit OF boy and
walks with the elasticity Of hslf bis age.
Don MANUEL ANTONIO malta, who was
Minister of Foreign Affairs OF Chill during
The Baltimore affair and who wrote the in
u ng despatch concerning President Hair
rison, has pref AIRED a book OF so pages re-
viewing the controversy, aud 1t 10 now In
pres.
!. G. AIvAzovsKI, a noted Russian psinter
OF marine views, Is preparing TO send
special exhibit of bis work 10 the Worlds
Fair. lie is 70 years Of age, and has received
many honorS in Europe. He was m exhit-
itor at tbs Par.s Exposition oil 1855, nearly
forty years ago.
BYRON J. PRICE, the newly elected presi.
dent oil the National Editorial Association. is
AZ years of age, and lives At Hudson. Wis,
where he controls the Hudson Star and
lines. He spent hi early life on isrm at
henasha, WIS. and grAdu ted at Lawrence
Col eye, Appleton, in 1874. Since then be
has been in newspap worS.
PROFESSOR Won LEUBACH, who painted
the hrst successful por rat oil Bismarck, Is
one OF the lions OF Munich He obtained
fittings rom bismarck by working on the
vandy OF the Princess BitmNok, AID telling
Ler that "the woman who could not persuade
her husband TO be pAinted could not exercise
any influence over him"
CHARLES f. GREEN, of Trenton, N. j.,
I'm in Whoru Prtneetat this ven fap la adj "a
deges Of doctor OF laws, took bis fathers
Chancellor Green's) seat 10 the Board Of
trustees OF that COLLEGE about twenty years
go. As he is also a member OF The Degree
Z mmtttre, advantage was taken OF his abb
nee 10 behtow This honor. lie enjoys b Oh
reputation in the legal profession in New
Jersey.
LORD 1KNrYsoS is summering at Aid
worth Towers his Hampshire home. lie se-
CURED the e.tate in 1917 and built the present
m nsion. Adworth, which with it's tall
ehimueys, its oriels aud its baluSrades, pre-
sents charming picture Of an EiixabethAn
mans on, aEd its Windows command q view
over portions OF Kent, Sussex and Hamp-
; ire-heathery downs for the most, not with
OF liinpse Of the fAr-distant sea.
TIMOTHY HEALY, N. p. the leader OF the
the o. p5nrnts TO reunion In the Irish party,
Is the son OF a jauitcr at the Litmore Poor
bouse, county waterford. Healy spent his
early life weighing rags and bonss in the
North Of England. bat finally riftsd into
politics. Mr.. Psfneil took him mp, made
aim his private eire;sry, gave him his hfst
Start in literary lie. aud hually secured ior
him seat in Par lam MT Healy's subsequent
ingrsutude is said ~ have been very trying
10 the great isader.
HER RICHARD POLL, Of Baden Baden.
for msny years the editor OF the Baden Baden
Rafeblatf and widely known as a musical
writer and critic, C leorated BIS forIieih lite.
'ary jubilee on the FIRST Of this mo Ia. II
a as he who FIRST drew ATTENTION 10 the signib-
eance TO the Wagner movement End promi-
ueutly made rep tganda Tor the new nave
ment-ju I as be had done for Beriioz and
Liszt, aid N very instance proved himself
IN excellest proJ bet.