The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-06-30
PERSONAL.

ington.
The widow of the Singer of sewing
machine fame is now the Duchess OF
Campofelice.
M. T. II. DE HAAS is going TO paint
marine views near Marblehead, Mass
this summer.
GEN. w. II. F. LEE, Robert Il. Lee 8
eldest son, has been farming III Virginia
ever since the war.
Gov. CLEVELAND, of New York, wears
black alpaca coats and wide briInmed
straw hats in summer.
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL inherits in-
flammatory rheumatism from his iather,
the Rev. Charles Lowell.
| BUESs-JoNEs' MADoNNA is consump,
tive; and he always paints the same type
which he long ago borrowed from Botti.
cellj.
GEN. RoeERs A Pryor says: New
| York is the strictest state i'll the union
in regard to divorce proceedings aud
Rhode Islaud the most lax.
Mr.. AuBEBoN HERBERT says that both
English political parties fail to lay down
clear principles of right aud wrong
which 1t is possible to follow.
the older he grows tire more he believes
''de sun do move" Jasper is tall aud
very black.
LADY PAGET says that a person with
| big nose should wear much hair at the
back of the head, 90 as to re-estabiish
the balance.
PRANK PENDLEToN, son OF the OHIO
senator, is IA law partner in New York
of Governor Chamberlain, formerly of
! South Carolina.
GEN. SPINNER, whose name is TO be
seen on so many greenbacks, has left
| Florida for Boston. He will remain III
| the north until November.
| SIR FREDERICK LEIGHTON both paints
and speaks with much elaboration, aud
his speech is described as complimentary
III tone and courtly in grace.
Rev. w. II. Fl. (ADIRoNDAcK) MUIR
RAY is to deliver n series of lectures III
the principal cities next season, begin
ming Ill New York i'll September.
G. w. CoULDock has gone with joe
JEFF rson to New Brunswick to camp out
on an island III a lake. The actors will
pass the month fishing for salmon.
REV. JOSEPH BENorr, vicar. general of
| Fort Wayne diocese, Indiana. is the first
priest of that state on whom the title of
monseigneur has been conferred by the
pope.
JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG, American min
lister to China, is now engaged in col
| lecting material Tor a work OH that coun-
try, which he hopes to publish within
| two years.
IT Is understood that Mr.. ID. l..
Moody will conduct evangelical services
| in Boston under the auspices of the
| Young Mems Christian Association dur
! ing the summer months.
SECRETARY of War Lincoln has be-
come a student He shuns social life
and spends bis evenings in his study,
mastering written politics. History and
political economy he pores over; De
Tocqueville lies open on his table.
| AU YANG MING, the new Chinese con-
| sui in new York, spends several hours
a day over his English grammar. He is
rapidly mastering the language, and is
confident that within six months he will
| be aDle ID converse nucutir.
| PRINCE ARISUGAwA, cousin to the
mlkado OF Japan, is about TO publish a
| diary of his last years tour in Europe
Japanese papers state that the prince
| was much surprised at the splendor of
the royal palaces of Europe. and urged
that the mlkado's new residence should
be built on more magnificent scale
than had been intended. Accordingly,
| $50, 900, 900 Is TO be spent on that edifce,
instead of the 81, ,000,0 originally APP
proprlated.
BEFORE Gen. Grant left Lexington.
KY, which he visited recently, he was
introduced to J. Fletcher johnson, who
said: So have always desired to shake
hands with the great soldier who so mag
unanimously returned the sword of Gen.
Lee to him when he surrendered mt Ap-
pomatox and then stood between the
coufe deratc captains and the civil power
which sought their Indictment and trial
for treason, by saying if such course
| was pursued, IN violation { f his terms of
surrender, ne would resign his command
of the army" Gen. Grant grasped his
hand warmly, and was visibly affected by
| the address.
FRIEND of NINE tells me that jay
Gould's property is all IN his wife's
name. He claims that he got his facts
from first hand and gives all necessary
names and dates. A contractor living
at Seventy eighth street and Third aveu-
ue had an attachment against Jay Gould
for some repairs on his property up the
Hudson. Gould refused to meet the de-
mand because he thought it was exces-
sive. The man thereupon got AN at
tachment and sent Ddputy Sheriff to
IrvIpgton. The deputy made a thor
| ough investigation and found that every
bit of Gouids property, including fur
niture, farm implements, live stock,
house and ground, were in Mrs. Gould's
name. All household checks are made
by Mrs, Could Washington Star Cor
! TcsDOndCnce.