The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-06-10

rmsoNAL na1H11ouson
rhen Washingtoa ooersspoudent.
v:reesed for news. thy sogino -.
IN Arthur to b married.
mile American girls arc MARINE
;.hmen, English girls arc 6n1inS
in Oriental countries.
'.s.a.me de 0irardin h cfaaited With
.:.sot: ''Ah, really now" 10 ~
~ while walking In q ooanf,v
esE;: the heigth Of the 1iovesin~ -.
..fhe world doesn't look t. -.
n, Bradley, the psesent Dean Of
~ED..minister, IL one Of . family OF q
!ssSren. His father; the noted Evan
S.l preacher Of Chaplain, va tvioe
.med, and had . large family BY each
= :. said that the late James Vick
-. Rochester scotsman, 91vo more
=, SD. 900 yearly for charitable pur-
He gave ~, 900 worth Of seeds
!.,he Kansas sufferers by the grasshop-
n plague.
rke Queen Of Italy has . nice sense
.f1he pSCtUIe04Oe, CsSO ~ ws940SAS0T new
"~cars bonnet II she can help it, She
,.kes her afternoon drives with her
a'.rtiful head only covered By the man
m OF black lace veil.
49, London Truth says Of the Primo
.d wales: Her Royal Hi9hness IL
ably the most popular consort
Fsom The fates ever vo1chsoft,d To =
s,;ree Of Wales, while for beauty none
!. the list can match her save Joan. the
~ Princes wife, still rememherefl
..tbe Fair Maid Of Kent.
General James Watson Webb Of New
verk IL eighty-One years old and smokes
.Inost incessantly. Thurlow Weed 10
.;,hty-four years old and drinks laree
Entities Of Santa Cruz rum. Peter
S.ooer is ninety-one years Id, lives on
.diet Of oatmeal, uses tobacco in no
arm and never tastes anything that in
toxicates.
The latest fancy In aristocratic New
york is said to be for ''soap-bubble mar
t.s y and one is described where each
'..r,ber was supplied with q clay plue.
nd dipped it in . howl Ofs0ap sucis. As
the bubbles were floated in the air the
s,eetric light was turned on, land the
go WAS very picturesque" Prizes
were given for the biggest bubbles.
Congressman Crap0's curious como
men had, it is said, the following origin:
In carly Puritan til s q French bark
v,s wrecked on the Cape Cod coast,
and all on board were lost save one lit
te how. Him the sturdy colonist res
cred and dubbed, because Of his red
hair and French origin, Rufus Crapaud.
And from this little waif the present
Member Of the First Massachusetts, Dis
triet Is in the seventh generation Of d.
rect descent.
ASalado correspondent of the Benton
Jlsrnal writes: / will venture to assert
INT one Of the most novel weddings
1T ever took place in Texas was the
norriage, on Nay 4th, Of 8. Gentry Of
burlsoD county, 70 Ars. Rachael Wat
na. near SaladO. The groom Was six
ret high and weighed 100 pounds, while
IL bride was only two feet eleven inch
q, and weighed only IS pounds. Mis-
WaIson was twenty-six years old, and
M we'll known - the ''dWarf Of Bell
essnty."
An anti-nuptjal agreement he been
Iesssded In the Registers o1loe In
Xsw York whers BY It b stipulated that
Nm. u. Alicia VandeGbilt La Ban, .
iAe Of William II. Vanderbilt, b 70
nlain her right Of citisenship after her
marriage With Francis Charles Andrew
Dages Of the 0rand Duchy Of Luxum-
I'M, Consul 10 tho United States, and
1T neither Of tho parties to the mar.
hage b to have any interest Or CONTROL
hthe estate Of property q the other OK
apt by the voluntary act Of either.
Mn McTavish OF Baltimere who has
1T taken the white veil ct Mount do
6Ales, Nd, = . greatrGreat. granddeugh-
Ct Of Charles Carroll Of Carrollcon.
Her grandmother, Mn. 0cTSvish. was
adsaghter Of the beautiful Nm. Caton,
ddest daughter Of the signer Of the De-
hation 81 Indepndence. Three Of Mn.
Cason's daughte5s married EnglisbmeD,
nd were known abroad - "tne three
naces." They were Lady Stafford, the
Ducheas Of Leeds and the Marchiones
xWellesley.
The Rev. Robert Collyef spoke on
Sunday night, three weeks ago, IN the
Church Of the Messiah, New York, up
% Emerson" When he rose to Be-
gin his lecture. he said: II zee ?. 7.
8arnunl sitting in . back pew at this
church, and invite him to come III.
ward and take seat in nv family pew:
VI. Barnum always gives me good
seat In his circus, and I want to give
BIN q good one in my church" Mr..
Barnum took the seat amid the smiles
athe congregation. Mr.. Collyer then
oesan his lecture.
John w. FOrney, Jr. Writes: INNS.
Belva lockwood, the woman lawyer.
rides down Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington, d. C., every mornIngon
trycicle. II is q courageous thing to 49,
bat Mrs. Lockwood ls always cour &C.
oss I confess l cannot see why this
should be regarded A. such On amusing
Performance a. some corresponding
profess to think 1t. 1t Is as cheap, a. tne
horse cars, it is quick travel. and It s
sOOd exercise Whv Mrs. Lock W0O0 or