Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-06-01
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

ToLsTo1, the Russian novelist, was born al
Tuba, August %, 1923.
PRoFEssoR HENRY MORLEY died recently at
Carlsbreoke, Isle of Wight.
Mr. PRYCE, a rising London novelist, is q
| clerk In the Bank of England.
THE King OF Greece Is an excellent swim
mer and has perfect passion for fishing.
| PRINCE BISMARCK would rather have sure
| cure fer rheumatism than al! the titles In
| Europe.
PRESIDENT CARNor, Of France, reiterated
his decision not to present himself for re-
| election.
GENERAL o. o. HOWARD has been elected
! President OF the National Temperance So
ciety, to succeed John Wanamaker.
Mrs. o. S. GRANT says that she has not
| yet decided whether she will reside perma-
nently in New York or in Washington.
TREATMENT with belladonna has so
that he Is enabled to read and write without
difficulty.
HE King Of Dahomey was educated in
France and speaks French fluently. He be-
came barbarian because he was disappoint-
ed in q love affair.
THE Austrian Empress's brother, Duke
Charles Theodore, of Bavaria, has resumed
at Meran lis free practice as On oculist for
the benefit of the poor.
PROFESSOR ONKEN, a celebrated German
historian, is vegetarian, whose favorite
dinner is buttered rolls and radishes, washed
down with cold water.
THE CzarowItz Of Russia Is said to be dis
inclined to marry. He wants to renounce
the succession to the throne in favor of his
youngest brother, the Grand Duke Michael,
UNITED STATES SENATORS PRoCroR AND
DUBOIS are as ardent trout anglers az Sena-
tor Quay Is tarpon fisherman. The former
took In the opening of the season In YER
mont.
EREK JoRGENsEN, the firearms inventor. is
portly, well-poised man, with dark eyes
and full gray beard. He occupies the posi-
ton in the Norway Armory Of bessemager,
or gunmaker.
LIEUTENANT PEARY's title Is one of courtesy
only. He is civil engineer and not a line
officer. He has spent more than one-quarter
OF his time since he entered the navy In the
Arctic regions.
NJ. E. INGALLS,, President of tho 'Big
Four railroads, worked his way through
Harvard Law School, sleeping on the floor
OF friends law office and eating his meals
wherever he could get them.
CARL cARRAHNs record of forty years
leadership of the Boston Handel and Haydn
Society IS said to be unsurpassed in the his
tory of music, no other conductor ever hav-
ing had charge for so long time OF any
musical society.
GERHARD GADE, the American Consul at
Chistiania, Norway. who was appointed in
1869 by General Grant is the Oldest consul
in the service, with the exception of Consul
Sprague. at Gibraltar. He will celebrate his
jubilee on June 25.
DR.. JOHN A. ANDREWS, of Worcester,
Mass, has been in practice over sixty years,
during forty-eight OF which he answered
calls day and night, and now, at the age of
ninety-one, he still has large office prac-
tice, and he includes among his patients
some OF the third generation he has treated
ENTHUSIASTIC cross-country riders in
3erks County, Pennsylvania, wanted a fox
chase, but couldn't procure "a fox, so they
took cat, clipped her claws and started her
of. The hounds tore the poor creature to
pieces. The hunters are under arrest. One
OF them is magistrate of the town of Read
ing.