Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-06-13
PERSONA AL,


WHITTIER has a. weakness for living
out of doors all night.
SU1LIvAN, the slugger, proposes, to
leave the ring for the baseball field. ]
SUSAN B. ANTHONY. is visiting United
States Minister Sargent's family in Ber-
lin.
WILLIAM D. HowE11s, the author.
will return to the United States in Au-
gust. -tsl'.. -.
Mr.. BURNETT, husband of the we'll
known novelist, is a clerk in the surgeon
generals office, in Washington.
Mr.. EDGAR FAwoErT, it is understood,
Is at work on new society novel, to be
entitled An Ambitious Woman.
BISMABnK has sent his thanks TO the
city council of Toronto for naming one
OF the city streets " Bismarck Avenue"
Mrs. FANNY HoDGsoN BURNETT, with
her two bright boys, will be at Kings
Beach, Lynn, Mass, during the sum
mer
MISS MARY KELLEY, clerk in Mil
Waukee dry-gOods store, died from
poison inhaled while handling green vel
| vets. $500.
CHIEF JUSTICE. WATE's wife, it is said.
has melancholy idea that If he begins
| to build a house he will not live to
occupy 1t.
MIR. STEERE, of Amesbury, member
OF the house of representative, has
gone to Europe. He is an soft OK
| Boston Star.
A MR.. POsEILE, a colored man, who
| died short time ago in the east. left
fortune of $500, 1000! He made his money
| as a barber.
ALLEN 7. RICE, editor of the North,
American Review, has bought "The
Plains estate in Caroline County, Nd,
for $25, 900.
GENERAL Tom THUMB las finished
| professional travelling for this season.
He began to travel with Barnun0 forty
| one years ago.
| SENATOR WADE HAMPTON; has killed
nine bears and much smaller game on
his plantation in Mississippi during the
| past three months.
SENATOR WADE HAMPTON Will deliver
| the or alton at the unwilling Of monu-
ment to confederate dead. in Camden,
S, c., on June Goth.
| Bob BURDETTE says that his, Invalid
wife made him all he is. "That's
| right" mutters the Woman's Journal.
SSblame 1t all on youriwite."
| HE mother of Jennie Cramer, of New
Haven, widowed and daughteriess, is also
reduces to poverty, and has been obliged
to ask for an abatement Of her taxes.
SECRETARY LINCoLN's~ wife, who has
| been Ill for more than year, is so far
recovered as to De able to dine out. She
TAKES no part, though, IL social gay ETY..
MISS MARY A. f. ROBINSON, whose
Life of Emily Bronte is attracting wide
attention, is described as a slender,
delicate young girl Of passionate. enthu-
siasms.
MRS. HELEN NJ. COUGAR, Of Lafay-
cite, Ind. whose suit for SANDER against
the CHER of police OF that city was so
widely published, is lecturing on woman
suffrage.
| WILLIAM HAYSE, the son Of Paul
Hayne, the poet, has chosen literature
as profession, and several of his con-
tributions, both in prose and verse, have
appeared in the magazines.
IT is said that a son of Professor Don
ALLISON, the lost aeronaut, has been COM
PEELED to ask a Rochester, On. u justice
to send him to the House of Refuge that
he may obtain an education.
Rev. Mr.. PRoUry editor of q Virginia
City on. T. } religious paper, says: 90 Ed
ting this paper is like trying 10 swing
a very large cat in very small garrett
without hurting the garnet"
PROFESSOR W1znIAM MAT rgEw S. the
author and essayist, and wife, formerly
ct Chicago, have recently returned from
a two years visit N Europe. They will
hereafter make Boston their home.
IT is rumored that Charles belmont
co, the sole proprietor of the four New
York restaurants known by that famous
name. is gong to sell out fer So, 600, 900
and enjoy the rest Of his life Ia leisure.
EVANGELIST D. L. MOODY, after
eighteen months steady preac hing, will
settle down for summer'A rest at his
home IN North6Bjd, Mass. His schools
IN that piece ere in q faUrlsh1ng con-
dillon.
THEODORE TILToN's once iet-black
locks now hang over his. shoulders in,
ragged tangles of gray, .his eyes look,
heavy and j9ded, and taRIe are deep.
wrinkles all over bis face. Moreover he
is growing fa5 and common place look
ing.
Mrs. V. A, O'CoNNoBs of Fort Gaines,
Ca, can play on the piano with her.
hands one tune, sing another, beat the.
dunn with, one foot, ar9 carry on aeon.
versation &c the same time. Mr.. OiGon-
nor ough3 to be as happy as a Mermopi
elder with three wives
Mr.. LANGrRY Is liy:Egin little Welsh
village, and receives, an English Journal
announces. a weekly remittance from
his wi2e of e3 3s. If his weekly allow
ance were large en- ngh to save up, the
passage money he might coma over. you
know, and kill the goose that lays the
golden egg.
EaE story that Mrs. Frank Leslie is
about to marry the marquis de Leu-
vile y is not generally credited by the
lady's friends in New York. The
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