The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-05-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

MRS. BEEGHER STONE Is IL AA@1 1ANA~-
THEc DoRE PARKER is to have SlO,-
600 statue IN Boston.
". W. STORY speaks his native tongue
with foreign accent.
HENRY IRVING viii sail from Liverpoo
for New York October IL.
Mrs. SAMUEL BRIGHT, sister-in-law OF
John Bright, is visiting III Boston.
DAVID DAVIS likes Santa Fe because
nobody tried to interview him there.
G.. ". CABLE is writing an article on
New Orleans for the Encyclopaedia Brl-
tannica.
Mn. FREDERICK MARQUASD, OF New
York, has given $50, 900 to endow an art
school at Princeton.
AFTER lapse of thirty years Sir Walt,
er sScott's works are being translated and
republished in France.
TIE dinner to be given by the English
bar to Mr. Judah p. Benjamin, q. u
will take pace early in June.
1t is said that Mr.. Howells wrote hls
story now running IN the Century, y
Womau's Reason" some time ago.
ROBERT GRANT. the young Bostonian
who wrote "A Frivolous Girl, IS soon
to marry daughter Of Sir A. Z. Gait.
PETER B. SWEENEY, Of the old Tweed
ring, is living 10 al elegant apartment
in Paris, and Is trying to master French.
SENATOR PALMER, Of Michigan, has
given IN advance bis first years salary
to the city of Detroit, to found public
museum OF art.
GEORGE AUGUSTUS SALA says Chinese
letters and symbols are ike ''prickly pear
trees in a state Of ecstacy aud five barred
gates gone mad.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR, 50 the Putnam
Patriot says, has accepted al invitation
to pass the Fourth o. Jaly at Woodstock,
Conn, with Mr. Bowen.
JAMES LoNGsTREET, JR., son of the
confederate general, has been appoint
ed by Mr.. Arthur to be q cadet-atlarge
at the Annapolis Academy.
P. t. BABSUM has given Bridgeport,
Conn, land worth SIS, 900 to be added
to Seaside Park, on condition that the
city expend 5000 on il at once.
IT is said that the crown princess of
Germany and the DUKE OF Edinburgh
were the only members of the royal fam
ily who gave John Blown no presents.
SENATOR WADE HAMPTON has accep ed
an invitation to deliver the Grafton at the
unveiling OF q monument q Confed-
crate dead in Camden, 5. Con June p.
GENERAL HAzES complains that con-
gross made no appropriation for cyclone
reports this year. We shall probably
have TO Get along without ourcycloncs.-
lar. CoUr.
THE London Academy asserts that
Prof. Max Muller, who Ha3 cai ed to
Dessau by the total illness Of Lis mother,
does not intend to return to Oxford dur
ing the present torn.
POPE LEO XIII. has sent an autograph
letter Of thanks for church service to Car
dinal McClcskey, Of New York. 1t was
written iG Latin and sent hy a special
messenger.
MR. Fl. b. LEDYAEo, the rev pIcsi-
dent Of the Michigan Central Railway,
is a grandson of Gen Lewis Cass. who
was the democratic candidate Tor Pfesi-
dent against Gen. Taylor in 1913.
". Fl. Pillow, Of Jacksonville. Fla,
has shipped 80, 206quarts Of Strawberries
this season, which seems a good maUy,
but Is less by nearly Il, 600 quarts than
he shipped last year.
IT is stated that the marriage of Mr.,
Herndon Morsell TO Miss Lizzie Burton
vii take place at the close OF the opera
tic season. They are both members of
the Boston Ideal Opera Company.
The king Of Bavaria has appointed
niece OF the late Richard Wagner to be
ROYAL professor of the school Of music.
this being the first appointment of the
kind which has ever been given IN Ger
many to woman.
Now that Rev. Josiah Henson, Mrs.
Stoves beIo, Is dead, the Indianapolis
Jouusl suggests that .'if abJat sixteen
original Uncle Tom troupes would 60
into mourning for thirty years, it would
5e 10 good form, and the world be better
and happier ior 1t.
MISS EEFIE d. PUTNAM, of Flint. Mich,
has Just received an autograph of Victor
Hugo, IN response to letter which she
RIote him asking for IT, 1t is on a heavy
card, and, IN trembling lines and with
many al ink-spatter, runs as follows:
"To love is to act, Victor Hugo"
Mrs AUGTsTA EVANS WILSON, the
novelist, Is now about fifty years old, and
looks pale and faded; 1T her eyes are
bright aud her face constantly wears a
smile. She lives 10 flower -embowered
cottage oa Spring Hill road, Mobile.
and devCtes most If her time IN caring
for her husband, who is a confirmed ia
valid.
Mn AND Mrs. GLADSTONE had re-
ma kaole representative dinner party
lately. 1t iccu1td the duke and duchess
of Edinburgh, the archbishop Of Canter
bury. the duke Of Westminster, Lords
Harrington, Shaltesbary, R0seberry and
Aberdeen, the bishop Of Ely, the dean Of
St. PduI's and the president Of the ROYAL
Society.
DIR. GRAHAM, Of Kentucky, father-in-
law Of Congressman Blackburn, will be
100 years old III October, when it is pro
posed to give him a grand dinner IN
Louisville. He writes clear, bold hand
and a vigorous letter, and Is IN FREQUENT
correspondence With the bureau Of eth
nology in Washing eton. He takes a spe-
ciaI interest IN the Zaui Irdians.
JULES SASDBAU's intimacy with Nine.
Geo. Sand, when he was tze1ty and she
was twenty five, was meant to be eternal.
but lasted only two years. When they
net thirty years after in the foyer Of the
Odeon, he half raised bis hat az their
eyes met, and then, hesitatine, he said
to a friend, Who iz that lady It
strikes me / have met her some where be-
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