PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 367, 21 May 1903, Page 6

PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Gov. Ormini of CoWftfSori* a native ©f Muscatine, la.,andwenttoColoradr M a poor boy inlß69t£eUinjj.work a>. • railroad laborer. lie rote is th» business and has beenconntcttd with it for 30 years.. . Booker T. Washington, ha vie? in mind the evils which result from the burial associations which flourish, among the negroes of the south, says that the leaders of that prople "must <«ach that one bathtub is worth ten eoffins." The old Patterson home on Paitvr ■on street, in Lexington. Ky„ is to bremoved to Dayton. 0., by 1 hoina* i: Patterson, a grandson of the founder of Lexington. The home i- one of tb< historic spots which make the Ken tucky town famous. Edwin Ginn, who is to l«niiu ?evera model tenement houses if V -n. 1.:: made a long study of social e«ndi«i«nj In that city, where he i* on? i»f *hlargest real estate owners. I*. s.-iv-ihat now a man with only t» nt!- i nr.a month for rent cannot possiMy ct there a place fit to live in. Dr. George W. Hcatie_».. a - a':in retired dcDtist, of Brool-Iy:- to buy some property adjc»h:i' • hi> hp*d•ome residence in South K'.;-:. : "::re. His nt ii'hbors refused to «• " 3-« : . : *'.p wise refuse;! to buy hisprispr* \. .V.he has a 'arge si?n on the frr-: rf ];'■ house offering sf.oo to anx realcstat. agent who will sell the {.'ace "to ne groes only." The street is one of the most exclusive in Brooklyn.