The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-22
Interest ting IersOnalit.e..

Women with whom j. NJ. Barrie is a
f1Vorite viii be glad 10 know thai Miss
Mary Ansell, his nancee, is a pretty as
well as bright young woman. She is
an actress ana the romance in which
lle genial writer OF Scotch romance il
himself the hero doubtless came through
tne Tact that Miss Ansel took a promi-
nent part IN Mr. Barries play. W alker,
LONDON. when II was presented in Eng
land. The wedding viii probably take
pace as soon as Mr.. Barrie has reclaimed
strength enough to travel. The wedding
iour VIII cover the continent pretty thor
o.eniy' anu may include visit TO Mr.
stevenson IN Samoa.
The Queen Of Spain is a wise little wo-
man. she Is said never 10 use bjottiDc
paper, but dries her letters by waving
them in the air. Where did she learn
mat blotteIS are the eayes-drOppers OF
courts NeritaDie teIl-tales among walls
WIN ears ana other aDSOrDents OF dead
D! secrets! 1t can't be pleasant to live
amOne cOuTueTS and spies as this daisy
queen has 10 DO, but she appears to be-
t."te capable OF taking care Of herself
b" quiet sort OF way.
me proposal Of the Lancet. the leading
MeIlcdl Journal, that the baby Prince. OF
vfA should be brought zap as Il physician
mas already aroused considerable discus
SION. lie would not be the first uersnn of
10y al rank to write NJ. ID. after his name
IWO OF the BaVaTian princes nractic. o. -
doctors 1t certainly would be = ereat III
ID me social position Of the English medi-
Ga" man II a prince Of the blood adOpted
~teH profession. A doctor. while recog-
iiNcu IS q gentleman. has never been re-
-"Tdeo' as an aristOcrat, nor has his oc-
t"pdtloh been considered quite the thing
4oI the son OF nobleman 10 follow. /
'-AHOl IcCdH single peeTage that has
ever been bestowed on a doctor or e,,r-
Aeoh. Ihe highest honor given 10 them
mas Deen bdTOnetcy and sometimes tbe
~ . ICt oI tHe bath. one peer OF our time
} 4
idte discount MOntmOrres who was muir
rt!eu some years ago by one of his ten
anus IN ireland. He was poor man. and
beleEe studied to be doctor so that
ne could assist his own tenants in WAYS
mat would be equivalent % giving them
money. The bullet that killed him smoke
Oh 'ne appreciation that he received.
I'M, Inc poet and novelist, Thomas Bailey
iiarDor' Maine, for the summer
Mr.. George W Vanderbilt and his
mother, Mrs William II. Vanderbilt are
Aiertdining a large party Of friends at
'''' '"hueFDiit eottase at Bar Harbor.
Apropos to English equine matters there
pas been some scandal over the very
. aFy losses OF certain fashionable plum
gers al ASCOT, ana one man wound up the
" rrk BY owing the boOkmakers $4,000,
" Ach account" was missing" when
eiilng day came around. Mrs. Langtry |
~ go a~Aib dSdlIs Htf DOIScS, as
5lal being run in the name Of "Mr.
fsey but she HAS recently had Door
with them. and. save for an eighty
1ncd second money has not won this
ason. 1t is by the way, not an unusual
ming 10 see wOman's name as owner
20 an English race card, although there
s. probably no instance of such a thing J
1aFing occurred in this country at any !
.pprtant meeting. At the Windsor meet |
ns recently Lady Mabel Sewers two |
edr-old Hampton Maze. by Merry Hamp- |
M won selling plate, and her name !
$50 appears on the card in the races for !
ne Royal Borough Handicap and the |
names Handicap, and in each case for |
inherent horse. At the GOsford Park |
Meeting. among the entries for the Monk |
hester Foal Plate Of flOOO were two
'Wned by Mrs. ChalOner"
Governor Tillman. says Kate Fields
n dshington, denies that he is an infldel.
De- says that ne has been married to a
tristan woman for thirty-fOur years /
ma that he recognizes the supremacy Of
great and good God. It's a comfort to
earn that the Governor Of South Carolina
some sort Of supremacy,