The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06

able people one must bear in mind that
:hey are as remarkable i'm years as IN
character. Time makes absolutely no
marks upon them, and they remain .ocr
as long as II pleases them 10 10 -. This
Is one of the ways in which they are
most remarkable.
The birthday OF 3arnna.1t is always
a pretty day In the literary arl artistic
Bohemia of Paris Nine. Bernlcrlt cele-
Lrntes her natal day Oy breakfast AZ
noon. over which he. son Maurice PIE
sides as host and she is hostess. Break
flsC ever the whole nary ave "A riopy-
making visiting the theatre, II there are
any performances in Par snl returning
for n goat dinrer at night. In the even
Ing all the Parsian xorll rah 20 SEE
Sarah the Divine" IN ! by the TIME the
lichts are rut out. at day) taN sarah has
had enough congratulations aud good
WISHES showered upol her to keep her
supplied for the rest Of her life. no nat
tc. how long she may live
Of Der very early life she tells no.h-
INK at these birthday g"fns- ngs Bit
SIC loves TO dwoll upon the days wheG
she was the youthful rage Of Paris, and
when she drove daily IN Il ca. dse iilled
with towers, the gift Of a'p e's. Dem
hard, hity-one yen - snow little IN her
nanner which Is less 1ery and more rcst-
full than il used 70 be in he days when
she tore of her scarf aal fiogsec Prince
with 1t, for TOO much familiarity.
Three very eminent Americans vii, Tass
ever auother roadstone III Ike this month.
The e'est of these 8 c. -. darlington.
born oct. p, 1921, AMI therefore anoug
the old people" of tie day. though SUI
i. great power In inan,e.
For tho last year Mr. huntington has
been in feeble health put Tor man Of
sevelty-fCur his mind is very alert, and
he looks still the handsome, prosperous
farmer always a ~ -uliarlty Of his ap-
Iearaace. Few rersO's have met Mr..
itsntiurton during 'hs last few years
AMI fewer still have KIN, ~. Of his mO' ~
eats. He left New York city a couple
OF years ago.. and since that time has
divided his year be v.-l tho Pacific
coas, ma his New - K country home.
The latter IS a large. beautiful ia 2.
very comfortable and ve1y healtnf H. lis
inte. ITS in the YES, a~e very weari T.,
as he is implicated in the distressing
Leland Stanford litigation.
Mr. Huntneton's family circle "Onsisis
nov Of only one person, his young and
handsome wife. Mrs Hunt ston - not
AS yoa'hful a woriaD as she looks, being
oyer ,osty, but she IS Occ 80 the ratst in
appea-. ce IN tie whole worl'. Her oily
son. Archer, was mt'r.ei 10 relative
not I.rg ago. and the rs f'ss g losing
tiu,. together with Mr. iiiot.rg ni-
nrmit.es, have kept her from the world
nu,h OF late.
Trc .1ntinstons are prs)t' rg now TO
movo ilto their Faith ayeHue mansion
the great structure opposite the homes
OF Y, c. Within and Cornelius lt.-
dertil, This was 1rr, sal ~ mem ..N-
e-h wears ago, bu. WAS abandoned from
n IcLpie within Of the owner \ great
PRO ?, ting bay wiz low on the n0'tb -
of the house leaned too fI- Osc- the sti'ct
to sui, the adjacent property Owasls. md
a. injunction was 'bta.,-l aga 90 1nish-
ingit ms annoy'l Mr.. Huntisftta, AMI
lien. hv accident. several vc'sn-n were
Injured or Killed IL 'u'k succession IN
tho mousse he decla- / II WAS "hau; ted
.nd refused 20 move into II The deco "a
tIcns an the dining-I com aGi So 'on &c 81
pe.b The FORM; are by Elihu Fedicr
All the latter by wi. Low. frederick
Rer'rg, on was imrO. - RED % f:esco The
Hilary and Mr.. HuEti X on MAJ ys, sue
oeei IN acting him to d" so SO 'ap'diy
are the Improvements be'ss rlpie 81
row TIA; It is not improbable that the
rniLs,f.re owner ~l'Y celebrate MS seV-
en-, ~ IN birthtv ttere.
"Refor:.er Roosevelt has birthday
Oct. u. AS he was born only back IN
1853. the mathematician viii not have
TO count back many times upon his fingers
TO arrive at his age. Mr.. Roosevelt Is me
Youngest man in prominent public re-
form In the world. and the youngest 10
distinguish himself IN so many different
fields. The cyclopaedia records rs rame
and mentions him as a famous au'hor,'
giving title after title OF his books. OF
foreign lands and We,tern spores, iuLt-
ing fishing, trapping and prairie INlhg.
To forecast the future OF 80 brilliant
Young man IS as impossible as 10 mark
the future march OF science. he now
stands at the head Of politicians IN lis
own peculiar reform Ines Whether these
will lead him 20 higher glo-v or utter de-
feat not even he could hazard guess.
His thirty-seventh birthday will be
spent In a social manner, as he - t,rpi-
cal society man. Upoc his last oirid lay
he headed a party OF fashionable hors.-
men In Central Park, and later entertain
ed a large theatre party. lie is man
of great wealth and goes into the profess
Sons only because be ioyss them. lie Is
,fnf, Gus family and il mt S"J'y .le:i. {.
cratic ~ his tastes 4 atten!ei y Cub
meeting upon the east 8. 10 AMI ,laat ei
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