Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1893-04-27
NUMBER 81
NEWS METHODS.


Coils P. Huntington is a very domestic
man and is extremely fond Of game Of
whist.
Kier Hardy. NJ. r., still adheres TO his
little eccentricities He comes to the house
in dirty miners clothes and greasy little
cap.
Mr.. Moody is scrupulous about travelling
Dn Sunday, no matter how impatient he
may be or how worthy the mission on
which he is bound
A well known resident of Frederieks-
burg, Va, who recently died, had name
that was odd enough to attract attention.
1t was x. X CHARTERS
Guiraud, the French composer, who died
recently, never opened letters sent to him.
Two thousand unopened missives were
found in a garret in his house
Joseph Chamberlain. the English states
man, before he entered politics wrote
farce called Who's WhoS" and played
role in it at provincial theater.
Bishop Hare Of South Dakota calls the
system which prevails in that state of free
and easy divorces, followed by free and
easy remarriages, consecutive polygamy."
Lord Coleridge is one Of the chattiest and
most companionable men on the British
bench and at II can crack joke or tell
story as brightly as when he first joined
the bar.
Professor Bell, the telephone man. Is a
merry and light hearted gentleman of large
build and strong frame. If there is any fun
in his surroundings, he is sure to get his
share of it.
Senator Stanford once made this remark:
Neither the richest banker Of San Fran
cisco nor the greatest lawyer at the bar
wields any such power as the ordinary
newspaper reporter"
1t is a rather striking fact that all the
members of Mr. Cleyeland's cabinet are of
Scotch or English ancestry Colonel La
mont's name is the only one that suggests
different origin, and his forbears were
Scotch.
General Wade Hampton will soon be rs
years old, but he is looking in finer health
than he has for years. and the famous old
cavalry commander can often be seen
astride spirited horse on some thorough
fare of the capital
Hon. John NJ Forbes is 50 years Of age
and is perhaps the only old time Boston
uefcnsluJ SJlll eilgdBeu IN dcJlNc business.
He is still in the vigor of manhood and is
surrounded by all the blessings that can
render life desirable.
Chauncey M. Depew says that he is with
out doubt the most enthusiastic member
Of the Masonic craft in New York city. II
think would give up the pleasure Of max
ing an after dinner speech" said he the
other day. TO see the third degree worked
Archbishop Satoln receives salary of
5000 and has comfortable apartments,
rent free, in the Catholic university build
ings in Washington. His attendance costs
nothing, but he has to pay for his table.
which lie enjoys in common with the dig
nitarics of the university
Professor Francis William Newman,
brother Of tine late Cardinal Newman, now
verging on fourscore and ten, enjoys fairly
good health and though comparatively a
recluse in his home ut Weston-super-M Mare,
England, maintains an interest in all that
occurs in the theological world.
Mr. Morrison is regarded as the most ap-
proachable of public men in Washington.
1t is said of him that he is ''as democratic
as hunting shirt and as aggressive as
kitchen knife" Nearly every evening be
can be seen in the lobby at Willard's min
CLING with the people and talking as agree
HDly 10 ETFangers as to frienus-